The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-11

legcs Of government for which, he be-
lieved, all were now willing, notwith
standing the late unpleasantncSs, 10 live
and die together. The speaker approved
Of the Democratic convention As the pre-
liminsry to q concentrated and organized
effort TO secure the restoration Of all the
rights and privileges which should inurt
under the Constitution Of the |. ;. to al!
our citizens. In short, lie took the GROUND
/ that suffrage must be extended To all
whether they had been in rebellion OF
not: congratulated himself that there was
no man in all the kanawha Valley VINO
| had done so much TO build up the kcpuO'
lican party there as himself he had don't,
| il with the rcins Of his bride IN one hahu
and his revolver in tue other, and because
of that he had been prescribed, maIiFcat'
ed. and lllsl and browning indlEniiy'
called "Kn.KluX' Applause and Laugh
| Ter
For these reasons he appeared as con
vert 10 Democracy.
"Flir ir. you Epii0n:nt on Ntdns'idy igH'
You gDuSJSd ne sIct q day: dlOlieT ilH.s
TigI called ms---iOy: and for NGss e0hTtthb
RI l,Hd yVU NuI much H0Hits
The metamOrphosis was complete and
the Hon. Jno. n. was received into The
true told.
Other speakers followed, but US your
readers know by intuition what they SAD
it isn't worth while to say anything further
about the meeting. Besides l am sleepy
and Democratic confusion IS rising
making it next to impossible to write,
Oh BOARD STEAMER ARGosY, !
June 9Th, 1870, S Pm.
The Convention, after tame session,
has adjourned and We are bound down
the river for Wheeling. For some reason
or other, our boat, Immediately after the
adjournment, pushed out into the stream
and as | was obliged TO return by her, l
was prevented from obtaining u full list
Of the delegates. and also, Il resolution,
embraced in the Democratic platform,
lost at the ScCrctary's table during the
sitting of the Convention.
The Convention, l am obliged TO
think notwithstanding the assurance OF
many good Democrats 10 the contrary,
was but poorly attended. There was no
enthusiasm aud as compared with the
members md spirit Of the Grafton Con-
ventiOn two years ago, it can hardly DC
called anything but n failure.
TIE CoN'hNlloN,
The Convention was called to order at
II o'clock by Lewis Baker, ESD, Chair
man OF the State Executive Committee;
NJ = p,tr;cL nr EnDayhn was chosen
temporary Chairman anu ~. :. .o =, ~
MOOFe'M hahaMH"' 'e"ll'oI" 10
ry. ana The following c"'''"''''eeS az
pointed;
COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.
Ist Dist, Alfred Glass; ID. II. J. Nc.
Chain. RI W r Wiley: 4th, John Bias.
sci, j,h. !. G, Shilling; 9Th. J. y. ROlly-
SON. IN T II Henry: Sth, II: NJ. Scott;
OH / s Thomson: 10Th. II. W. Gilki.
son: nth. J. ". Kennedy.
cov,r7-rrr on PERMANENT ORGANIzA-
TIOS.
Is, Dist. A. Wilson; 2d, J. W. Gal.
hGher 3d. !. Peters; 4th, J. r. ". Az
new. 5th D. X. Leonard: 9th, A. ".
W"odford Nh. i 4. Oakcs; sth, ]. b.
SwnniIund. on. F Sehou: 10Th. G. 4.
BIaEcmorc: it'll, G, II. McCurdy.
an,,,,,..r,,,. 90 prsor,.r,oSs
to''Nt' En- w NASH ~ 80 T-.,,,u
LIST District, J.; n. Gibson ~ ~ h M n
Fleming a. ! SGFtSlIlan' 6 6.h' " u, % d
Johnson Du'' D. NJ; '% "GH. co. o,t' y ~
cooper; .In' H. ,. mH5NeE To T."' T ". ~,
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