The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-22
WHEELING W. VA. THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE %, 1871

Galloway were named Us candidates for
Governor, but they were Immediately
Withdrawn by their friends after ballot
without result on Lieutenant Governor,
Gen, Noyes, who had been waited on by
the Convention was introduced amid
tumultous applause, and spoke as follows;
Mr.. Chairman aAd Gentlemen Of the
COnusnhon-Permit Inc IN express my
sense OF the obligation and my gratitude
for the great honor you have done me to-
day. Circumstances which il is not ne
CessaTy TO discuss, but interests disassoCia.
ted from any peculiar fitness of my own
have made me the standard bearer of the
Republican party in the approaching CAM
paign, rather than some OF these distin-
guishcd men who have been named in
that connection, all more experienced in
public affairs, better known 10 the people
and ablpr 10 conduct the canvass, With
much diilldGnCc aCceptthG posi- assigned
me, relying upon the assistance Of fthe tried
and true leaders Of the party who have
heretofore conducted II 10 so many
victories, upon the intelligence and
patriotism Of the great mass Of our
citizens, and above all upon the Justice oI
our cause. This is no time nor place for
q lengthy discussion Of party issues,
but may be permitted To soy that we
are not called upon to desert u political
organization with such record as ours
for the past len yedrs n party which
fought to to Il successful issue four years
bloody war, and then honestly and with.
out complaint assumed heheavy burdens
which the war entailed rather than tar
nish the public honor or weaken the Ma
tional credit which has given freedom
to four million slaves, as well rs citizenship
and suffrage 10 q whole race by Const.
tutional provisions, valid IN lact, and
binding in law, destined TO stand unre.
pealed forever. A party which hNs re.
adjusted the distracted relations OF the
States, and reconstructed the Government
rs II was before the war; which has re.
duced the national debt ut tho rate of
more than one hundred millions of dol.
lars year, and taxation In proportion;
which has adopted policy with the In
dians on the frontier, so wise and har.
monious, as to render standing army
unnecessary; which by the honorable
settlement Of the Alabama question has
removed the last Of the old difficulties
with foreign nations, and has inaugurated
a new epoch in the settlement Of interDa'
tional disputes by arbitration, which
by honesty, economy, and practical
good sense las put us in the lead of the
nations In prosperity, wealth and happi.
ness. Shall we desert such On Organiza.
ton rs this and pin our faith upon the
sO.called Democrats who in this city
three weeks ago found II necessary, In or.
der to ecape tho siCkening record Of ita
past history, to come toa dead halt and
about iace, and to make long march to
tho rear. For one stand by our record,
and have no apologies 10 make In the
coming campaign. The order to our le.
giOns shall be, "Forward ! Guide centre !
March" Instead Of turning backward,
we shall 60 on to certain victory over a
divided, discOmtitted and disheartened
enemy. .@ .#
Once more allow Inc to thank YOU for
all your kindness to me.
Atthe close of his speech Gen, Noyes,
who Is One.leggGd soldier, about 35
years old, was greeted with cheering, ,
Tho following nominations were also
made.
H. GOe.--JaCob Mueller, of CuyahOga
Supreme Judge-Wllliam II. West, Of
Logan.
State Tttas.-Isaac K. Welsh, Of Bel.
mont.
AUDITOR Of stdte--Jas. Williams, Of
franklin.
Attorney Generdl-FrAncIs B. Pond, Of
Morgan. |t... 4.
School Commtsaoncr-'I'. W. llervcy,
Of Lake. .n
Clerk Of Supreme C0Uri--Capt Rodney
Foos, of Clinton. ~ O.. lra .s......
Member Of tie Board Of Pdblr Works
$. Il. Hosmer, Of orMusklngum.
The following State Executive Com.
mittce was appointed; I'll 8 I.I .
r. y. Harrison, Chairman, Rodney
FoOs, Secretary; Geo. X. Nash, 'Treasu
rer; Charles G. Walcutt, James Williams,
Francis b. Pond. Just before the adjourn.
ment of the Convention the following dis.
patch was received and read 'F "
o." DEs MoTNEs, Iowa, June 81.
10 lie Chairman Of Ohio Republican
C0npentiOn.' 's-- Sr'-r-s---.a. - .'-i-.s.s
Iowa sends greeting 10 the Republicans
OF Ohio, pledging 100000 majority for
Carpenter, for Governor Of Iowa in 1871,
and for Grant for ,rG.elcCtion rs President
in 1872. ..
Tho following Is the reply sent Gov.
DennIson and the Republicans of'10wa;
"The Republicans of Ohio. rejoice in
the cheering prospects Of their brethern
in Iowa md assure them that Ohio will
in 1871 and 1872 be, as she has ever been
true to the Republican patty md its
noble principles" W '.s'' %
"a large Republican ratification meet
ing was held In front oI the State House to.
night which was addressed by Senator
Sherman and Gen. Garfield. Senator
Sherman congratulated the Republicans
on their work to-day and the record of its
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