The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-05
sTRAIGHT-ouT.
The Broadest Farce of the
Campaign.
0'rouor Nominated Because he
Declined.
Grants Side Show Inferior to the
Organized Circus
..souud and Fury-Signifying
NOihing.'


cor.smhar4-Tbe Con.
..-.,,tI.a Of o o'clock
-. oon,;,ta3 two Ser.
'.e '"''' '''''
,.ant'-s-Arh''
II. Monahan, OF ohlo' onerea
..-ol,.on that committee of one from
r..,e bs apnointed by the Chair to
-" r.. c;,.o. ~ Tho
'..eci an HNe'"''''
". TT Safes.
.9,u7cpv Burr offered an amend
,b.,esch State DELEGATION appoint
.''' '"'' D.;o caaa.,l
''nen''T "' VIZ p''" Va WV
.s.,urve Committee OF the onted
,.,s.
~ ,,,,abor oc,sn,ed
Va ~ Iy' .,;.o Hs
y I"i' "''"' 'uV'e was f'>
,s,.i1p on the labor reform question.
,ieo-,e Francis Train got up to speak
,.l..II bv rho Chairman
w. y
'.'-''i n was no ueiTS''e'
The r,S)lution vas adopted.
lanes w. Davidson, of Illinois,
..o, -. comm;,taa IN Reso.
- '"'" ''o'-,aI W 80 toIIoviog.
,rI .,,,,. ,,,;,b NJ
]" '''' - nav .;o;,,las on
'i'I "a TUE s'e"' pi''o H.
.G'''-' u MS ';os le.,e' bo I ho. nrasontod
.7"'"E WIN "".C" La ne "n,;na,aS n hn,
: Fri'.st uol " "e "otnI"ase' o .I
'e'o'e'' IKE oIEse''ee, 80 a N E.oo,at;o 10 W 49,,
81 r'' 'F'nc'p'tI G' ~" ', - ,ho afrr,
%" ', S'' ,hn, un,''u rs % hni5 him bounJ 70
,.,..' ,,;S no., ;n tho crest contest
:,b 80 ors about n wace Conf.
,b,, h;s honor and natriotism
,,n,l mt ne NIT him to refuse to do so,
,,n,,,;,ata him a. the candidate OF
~. nni,sJ Democratic party of the
lion which we now renresent
G.s., sU,bnsiasm t1lloved all ike
i1.,,o,as cbaaring and the music play.
.,@Hsil to the Chief"
Mr. Binchampton Offered resolution
"a, m, President of the Convention
.,lc,umunirate 10 Mr. OConOr the
,rof his nomination and request his
..rrptance OF the same. Adopted.
The following telegram was sent:
Tne Convention has unanimously,
amidst great enthusiasm. nominated
,yl a. it, candidate for President, on
,03- letter, and ho'is you hound by it.
>,sned "JUDGE Lyons,
Chairman.
Colonel Duncan moved that the vote
=: President be taken by call OF the
sales, in order to show that there was
90 -ingle dissenting vote. Adopted.
The roll was called. As each State
"a, called tremendous cheers followed,
Wv STATE voting solid for Charles
0Cooor.
A. the vote was being called, George
Franc Train Jumped upon the floor
> speak. lie was hissed down amid
'-r- OF put him out" He was put out
# the Sergeant-at. Arms. The follow
y is the re-ult OF the vote; OConor
:e,-.yei Fix hundred, and PendIetou
'our.
The following platform was presented
~ tae Comm ttee on Resolutions.
WHEREAS. 4 frequent recurrence to
i-sl principle. in eternal vigilance
ssa'n,t apus-- are the wisest prov sions
:,r lloertv, which liberty is the source
O. progress, aud fidelity 10 our constitu.
-on s. system is the only protection for
either; therefore
Rsnl,al That the original basis OF
our wno = political system in every part
thereof the re,nle of each State yolun-
,ariv created and the States voluntarily
'o-mal rh. Union. each State provided,
bg il. written Constitution for eyery-
rb.n,a S,sta obonId 40 tor the nrotec-
,on Of life ihertv and nroperty within
t and each STATE ;o;ptly with the
other. p-ov,asd a Fsderai Union aud
,or-i,n And interstate relations,
E,,oL.j Thai oil governmental now.
-. whs,her S,a,a nr EsJsral ars trnst
p,w.r. IN comm, ,rnm tho neople of
rae, S.,,a and ,5at tbav are limited to
tho m-'. - 'u Io.. .-"' t" ~ Cono,;,nt;on
srl,h. la.a. :" ,.sea, ,s.'e y: n,,,.nano. w Of !,
,'N' p"eu !" p:I; pu'snI;
,,onsI !tS, toNS'. ; ;ii"'' pe 1NerC, S.,u,;n, - o.
.a't ,.,,.;I; .o'i ,H.'h, Tue HonS.,u a.tar ,hsn
nav 80 ai'o9 ni'u."9 ~ nn1ad "na, ~
P,s'ls'y etrt .rh auI ainena neo,. of ,.hor
ara o,,;.i S.'i uat ine 'I'eFess. ;.,aS y, 80 %
rons p,'A' Snou'u n"' pe pe'" p;I LU w.
in5;a;C., "I'n s1ouIn og n"i u ,hJ",A Heus;c,