The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-18

Our advices are to the effect that the
prospect for carrying the State by a
handsome majority next fall, are fiat
tering. The Radical party is in the
last stages of dissolution-dGvided bro
ken and dispirited. With strong and
popular ticket, and vigorous and sys-
tematic campaign on our part, victory Is
certain. Every opponent of ProscrlP-
tive Radicalism, should hold himself in
readiness to do his whole duty.
In former campaigns the disfran-
chised have taken little or no part.
They have kept in the background be-
cause they imagined that their active
cooperation might furnish capital for
the "troolv loil. If this course on the
BAR; of the DISTINGUISHED were ever pol
tic, il would not he so now We desire
to see every disfranchised man exhibit
the same interest and take the same
part in the approaching campaign as
though he were voter Let him take
part in convention, and if appointed,
serve as delegate, or in any other posi-
ton. On the stump, i'll convention, and
in every capacity in which they can aid
the cause, we hope to see the disfran-
chised shoulder TO shoulder with the
enfranchiscd portion of the Democrats
aud Conservatives who are battling for
your restoration to the right Of fran
chise-HdrtinSJury Neeo Era
IL a., r.,,.,,,;1, 80 10 ln mo ia ~, M
liberal men, whether of Democratic,
Conservative or Republican antecedents,
why not give to the Convention name
in consonance with the idea that brings
it together, and the political elements
that NAV compose it? Why were not
the Conservative and liberal Republi-
cans of the State consulted a. To the
time and place Of holding such COnven-
ton, and the best means Of making It's
action Il success? This, however, does
not seem to have suited the purposes OF
the Democratic Executive Committee.
The Convention, we suppose, must he
held under their auspices or not held at
all, and those who wish to take part i'll it
must DO 80 upon their invitation. This
dog in the manger policy" has strong
squirting towards continuance Of rad
zeal rule under Democratic policy, ana
this will be the result, unless more lib
eral and statesmanlike views be mani
eSted before it is too late. If the Rad
fcal party can be defeated at all at the
next election. it will not he done through
Democratic agency, but it may and can
be done through a White Mans Party,
composed of all clements opposed TO
Radicalism. White men Of all shades
of political opinion will rally to the sup
port Of such a party, the respectable col
ored man will support it, and thus the
death knell to Radicalism will be rung.
We suggest therefore that conven-
ton under the auspices of the most dis
tinguished Conservatives of all parties
in the State be called to meet at the
time and place set forth as above. Will
the so-callcd Democratic Executive
Committee review their hasty action,
and put the call of Conservative con-
ventiom upon a broad and proper foot
ing. We think we can promise cooper
ative action on the part of the COnserva-
tive party Of this county-a county that
has no Democratic organization, nor Is
likely to have for some years to come
if a convention shall be called under
the broad, and just now unctious name
of White Mans party, a party com
posed of all the conservative elements
opposed to the further misrulc of radi-
calism, and at the same time Il party
broad enough in the scope Of its princl-
pies, and in the justice of its action to
embrace and protect in all their rights
and privileges the newly enfranchised
colored citizen -NuhnSb,Tg Star.