The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

days meeting vim forecast The victory /,
the dcomingS canvass. . Under Rhateyee
names or DISCUSSES the opposition md,
present itseIi, L win, in nature and resuli
bethe Democratic party gtills The elec
ton ofthe ticket to be nominated At Phila
delphiR isl an event (which 1 no NOR,
doubt than I doubt the wisdom Az
virtue Of the American people" I
Letters were also read from Geo. VIM
Curtis, Geo, r, Edmunds, Gerritt, Smitl
JoS. X. Hanley and Geo. ~. sGibbbns
President of the Workingmen's Centra
Union. The latter says: II regret ,tbGt !
cannot be- present at the nieeiiiipI Il
Cooper Institute this evening. i :Yon7 car
state to the meeting that The WORKING
mems Central Unionot New Z ok. nlhS
Ebering nearly, 10000. members, win yotf
and Work, , ilOr.! the reelection OF Genera
Grant" ."saIl.Id lgl.l ,'TISN,T ~ 6GIStS !, =
DISPATCHES were read from Fra lDoi,o
lass and Pinchback, reerettips tSel,
inability TO attendland endorsing Tho al
iect Of fhe frleetinr = ''' W
Hon. III Deiafield Smith read an addres,
to the peonle. 10 the effect that tho tho "A. I
ministralion nj Inpblic AFFAIR." nnSsr ~ ~
government Of President Grant hss ~ bser ser
eminentlv wise. Conservative and ma 1nstr;ot. riot
ic: that il Ia nm act M. .noIIticsl jns,Ico ~,
the, soldier ,whcse yictories IN war and anS
the Statesman whose triumnbs X ncsce srS
have made the isst SecSds. 1ba ,no.t ~ pUSC ~
rious In the annals Of American histery
shculd receive an earnest Of tic gratitude
Presidency. The recommendations Of the
President in iavorot the principles enun.
clatea iln the report .ot the civil service
commission were timely and Apostle, and
deserve universal endorsement. The in.
yestigations set on foot during the present
session OF Congress have demonstrated
his purity, and while their, cost has OK.
ceeded the aggregate ot the losses sustain.
ed BY the \, government through, ,c the
dishonesty Of It's snbordinates since
the administration came into power.
The record 10 sso3 clear and honora+
bic that II challenges admiration, and
compels the approval -ot the people.
With the grievances OF disappointed office
seekers, the masses cannot be expected to
sympathlze. Believing Gen. Grants civil
career titly supplements his military
greatness, and that he possesses and de-
serves the confidence Of the American
people, We pledge him our united and
hearty support las:a candidate for re.elec-
ton. '2YIEgOH / u MI
Mr. Smith thenread the following reso-
luhons: ,rs-,r..,s s,-,.,, ,,,,,,,g,..,,-,.r
NJ. oi saIasftR SoLUTIoNs.5 b ~ .talr4
Hon. u. Smith chairman NJ nm Com.
mittee ON Resolntions rreaented Tho ri.
LOWING, 81 -, = =, 80
MrSL That ths m rrarchan,u and r1ec6or
lea. lie Ba6EsFs and hYisiness mi man 6fsSTs1v
Ynrk renreSents5 IN nv T,satin, % = enS nGSm ~,
tho eail iTder which n Il ssseInSIed VI - -
satisfiefi witb fSe 'I;siinm II = sahii;tv mo3sra.
lion and fideIitv y,itSsJSh;cS, tEs ~ . tiSS,SSl
0overnnent "a 4 Si;5in;sfsrsa end n co1s
mon n with tha sbnlts al mr. brethren
throurhout the JJnIon favor 'tI,e ti cont;n;I-
ancea al ia ifiisiinoTishei head in inffiSa
which he holds With ,IseInIness anS bonos' ,,'
SsconT Thst fhs M nrs ct,cSS Ss res,,It T % ~ tbo
coalition movement Il snccessf,l' w6Sid, Ike
TO restore The Democratic i1ertv N nosvcr I ~
:; lIhird THAT sncS restorsi;SSn tS sfter Iss iha
late elorious tr;nmnh over the rehell;on
wouId read in bistarv liiEei thS +sSnri y <;
the Torv resurrect;on .at the cloSo ~ ,t,n
reyoIntionarv wsr - - : 80. - 1N 's-O
- F,urt6 That Az Rannbl,cari ieloc,olI ~
office mainly hv those whn assaiIeJ tbs
Union Al TIA SSnth and al the North and
erI1barrasSed, in defenders yuonld hecorna @
seryiceable 10 tie eanse that % srsteinoS uHs5
them. like those Northern Pres;dentS 1 1rSo
were Chosen bv the south, and S JiS ito Ma Ma
ding better than its own atatean,en - WV
= Hfth. THAT the patriotismS which lhas
made Grant President- of the Renpblic
that he saved Ia 'akin IA tbat which rIaced
Washington at Ithe head of the nation
he created. The trust was accenied hv
each at n mariiest sacrifice Of interest ana
inclihation, with modestI mispiyings as To
their civil experience and oSslifeations
but having well and wisely administered
the Affairs OF povernment The confiience
implied ina re:election "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
reward for faithful service and aceorEis
with The hroadest views % NJ nnbIic S noIicv
ISirt6 Thats aes;rst Hb,,stiIe ' crit@;c;arS. @
and unionnded imnntat;ons aga;nst eiInr.
ing promise and DrIsmatic 1heories we
array a nraetical re1orm ] consts sntIy 10
insururated and the substantial reamiio
already achieved by the present admfn;s.
tratlon. Tho chronic vices Of the eTist.
ing system which have heen naraded n
itsiniury have been julaced III the conrse
OF afneloriation or removal, Tho rednc.
ton of the national debt has elicited the
admiration of me world Our dinlomscv
has made peace the allyo of national honor
and the President has been IA dead AZ In
name a Kind and Great father To- the In.
dian tribes living within our borders n
ISSrentN, THAT while honorable lonnost.
tionlis entitled TO resDect, eyefy, efiort u
blacken. for political purposes the char.
octer ~ proOi dant o., ~ = o.i,,sa -.