The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-29
o,,osed to & , Enough, however.

Atre opposed to Enough, however
Spted against it to defeat it.
There kss yet another>q question CON
,,cted with the Constitation. The
q stifuioaal Convention Submitted
dong with the Constitution separate
clause restricting negroes from holding
Office. This only added to the conin'
sion, which involved in its entangle
meuts the whole election OF officers :,
Added to the general complication OF
ouestions came the trouble OF the gu6er-
Material nomination. Governor jacob
had served one term very satisfactorily.
He desired the approval OF the renom-
;ns,;an for q second term. But MI.
Camden was nominated, his friends
assert under a -taeit- agreement by
which Jacob wasto decline reelection
and Csmden should be brought forward.
Camden, it is alleged, was the friend OF
Jacob, and secured his nomination at
the former election with this under
ssapdiag. Such personal arrangements
aepersIly beget trouble, o and these
whoseintef it il TO, make only the
more confusion out OF them never 'ai'
70 DO 30. - j.. i E.. .. .a... ...
The Repsblicass-very .cpnlngIin
this condition Of things, determined to
run no candidate and to help divide and
distract the Democrats. =, .,
let us.bspe that they will be tolled
in their cunning tactics. The Consti-
tuition is OUT 81 the question, and It's
defeat coHfpsIet tie boiling of another
State election un-the fourth Thursday
in October. Surely the Conservative
and. Democratic people Of West Ilf-
giinia can profit by the result Just
tbroaght about. They readily perceive
The, vesh p6iots andthe leaks, land can
l,ss: easily ;dsfesd them, No, map is a
patriot who, in such q, state OF things
, viii stand 10 the way OF harmony aud
Ieupisu for the October and November
struggles The public will should con;
| trd t6s wishes ,ot individuals, and al
should submit gracefully to that, 81
The case is as plain as 1t could be
The Democrats and Liberals are large
" in the ascendant 10 West Virginia
United they are Irresistible. Their op'
ponen,s have endeaxored 10 make thell
divisions irrecoDcilable; but this Re
publican strategy sud the experience
Eua ACQUIRED viii insure their reunion
and thorough organization for the mex
contest. We are Convinced that tn
complete triumph OF the Liberalists
thus insured.
1 rive are happy to assure our frlen'
of the Dispatch that the new Copssltu
ton has been triumPhantly ratified i
defiance of all adverse circumstance
and that very substantial and impor:
ant Democratic victory has thereb
been already gained.--Ed. REGISTER
uerareg greeley u Bei<gate TO TN
49, .LouisYiile Convention.
i We were stopped yesterday by abou
even hundred and fifty people Zone q
a time too) and Informed that Horac
Greeley was going to the Loulsvill
). Convention. We didn't know what ID
g.. was going to the Straightout Con
! yebtien for, or what he would do whe
, L.. got there, but took it for granted tbs
, he proposed having his double nomia
. ttiea saHSaad az Ar'~ heHh, sslancing over tn
. local columps OF the NaoS of the morn
ing, our eyes rested upon the state
ment that Colonel Horace Greeley
Col. Alfred Spates and Elijah Fuller
Esq. were going to the Louisville
J Straightolt Convention as delegate
From This county. No doubt the tw'
latter gentlemen were very much sur
prised to find themselves q politica
delegation in such company; Mr.
Greeley would be very;much astonishe'
to find himself . delegate TO the Louis
vile Convention at gu, still more so t
be credited TO our county; our reader
were considerably surprised at sucl
information, but-no one was more sur
prised than the wrtsr Of the item, wht
had written that" Col, Horace Resley
Col. Alfred Spstes and Elijah Fuller
ESQ.,, would, &C. A sleepy composi,o
and more sleepy proof reader easil!
converted the worthy Coloners name
into that OF the philosopher candidate
now dotting all the newspapers-CuR