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

,n,e resulted in 324 for the minority re-
mort, and 242 against. So the suoSutI!e
Was adopted, and Democracy, in TINS
state stands pledged TO amending nos
tility 10 the negro.
The following IS the
PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES.
The democratic and conservative citizens OF
West Virginia desiring 10 aid IN preserving net
government aud IN promoting me beSt !lteIes u
a. the State and country, pfraenl 10 Tue NoIeIS VI
the state the following declaration OF principles
and invite iheIr cooperation IN giving 'ue'H 81
Isl. ThA, the Federal Government has no
right TO deny TO States Of this mon Ine p'iIWi
iiece Of participation In Its affairs, and mat an
distinction against the representation Of states
In Congress and all Federal interference IN the
purely domestic concerns Of the state Is uEMaI'
ranied by the Federal Constitution anu ought W
cease. ....,t,, ate.
Ing. as II does, the bulk OF the Federal revenue
from the labor rather than from the WoStn " We
country, Is unjust and oppressive AMu lHIt 'I ~.
rvstcfn should be reformed 40 az 10 rehUVe INC IN
Ln.try OF the country irUn its unjust burdens
Hhoii:h the unnecessary aud Vexauous features
OF stamp, license and Income taxes, dispense
with ihe services Of Federal spies that pry into
the private business Of the people, eating Out
their substance, and provide Tor the collectHh o.
d, That the Republican party, by voting to
ratIfy the Fifteenth Amendment 70 the COnSt!tu'
ton, has shAmeiully violated iu pledges t1at the
question Of suffrage should be retained Glihln me
control Of the people OF the states. Gaining 70
political power an alien and inferior cl1ss II has
declared the white race incapable Of self:gOveEn'
mept In opposition to this nonstrOus doctrine
We invite all Intelligent white men 20 unite with
us in asserting the principle that the while race
Il the ruling race Of this Republic.
H.. D. ssnFh
Amendment lately passed by Congress Is cor.
rup,lng 10 public morals In that 1t oteIS premt.
uuis for perjury: subYerstVe OF the states, IN
that II gives Federal authority control oil STATE
affair, and destructive OF the peace 81 the coqn'
Try, IN thst II Invests the negroes with exclusive
aud peculiar privileges. lifting them To power
and dignity through the degradation az the
whites.
9Th. That for the advancement Of West Virginia
In all her Interest," and especially To secure good
reform in our system Of local offices, and the
greatest reduction In the number Of euch OticeS
that may be consistent with the public interests.
Prompt collection OF the large balances Ia favor
Of the State which, through Republican inerlei'
encv. have accumulated In the hands OF delln'
0uent SheritIs; such faithful management Of the
state finances Is will prevent further deficiencies
In the revenue, and such economy In Rppf0prlA-
lion a. will secure the administration OF the
government at the least cost 10 the taxpayers oil
The State.
A public policy that will invite immigration,
capital and enterprise into our State, In lieu or
the measures Of the dominant party that nave
driven these elements OF growth and greatness
from our midst. =,
public schools attended BY white children, in OPP
position to the radical policy Of mingiing the
races In these institutions and destroying our
educational system for the benc6t OF the blacks.
Full protection TO the people against the out;
rages provided for by the registration law and
constantly committed BY registration otncefS
We Invite all good citizens, without distinction
OF party, whether Democrats, Conservatives, or
Republicans, TO unite with Us In giving elect 10
the policy here enunciated.
But that Is not all. The vote on the reso-
lutiOns satisfied the Parkersbnrg men that
Camden was not available, and when I.
b. Kline, of Cabell, nominated him for
Governor, jackson withdrew his name.
Camden having retired from tho CON
test, By sort Of mutual consent, implied,
but not expressed, the name OF John &.
Davis was not presented This lett the
field open for others, and John J. Jacob,
OF Hampshire, was put in nomination for
the office of Governor by Mr.. Wilson, Of
Ohio, and Jackson, Of Wood, seconded
the nomination. ... orr. .. r..."
,;a MI Io 3' HoIi -, - Hiasnn F"' 80
''' T, S"I u;nd1Nn nomina,cd Rem Smith
Somebody, more jealous than wise,
nominated Okcy johnson, who promptly
declined.
Old Ben woke up at this junCturc to
.o '"ot ma ~ .o.,, r;oTI,, and nEs;iivcIy
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o'o Ioi T "no au W. ~ 'rSs mod"
ihouon JacooS "Oi'''N"'''' was ""N
unanimous nun .l;o. o.. r,ooL
nou ~ '' Isl ~ o oS .o,o1,,;ov ,,ro-
-. IL II VI g., ms H., OnS1 or 81" Cmnren.
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llon Ileuge !neILSeI'e -, ~ ''s''""'
campaign, "n,cu Nv, "a" orin" i"Iic, Lodbaor
IN rGs%nSU 20 ~, 'T ro o.iTH " nnJ "JNntj1n
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people OF 'nlS oMe "lo suIIet ga a;.
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clarcu tne NOMINEE; amu, ,t En Imo''on' HIS
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