The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-04
MassaacChuSettS DemOcratlc Conven-
IiORs

Massachusetts Democratic ConVen.
WORCRsTRR, Sept. 3.-The Democratic
State Convention to-day nominated ior
Governor, William CASTOR, Of Boston.
WoRoEsTRK Sept. 8-The Democratic
Convention completed the State ticket as
follows: For Lieutenant Gov. William
L. Smith, Springfield; Secretary Of the
State BENZ. F. Mills, WilliamBtoWn;
Treasury. NethAn Clark, Lynn; Auditor
Waldo Coburn, Dedham; Attorney Gen.
eral G. Osgood Morse, North Ampton.
Tho following are the resolutions, adop-
ted BY the Democratic State Convention
to-day; t.'ar -rl...H s.,.
R4soIosd, That the Democratic party
seelA 70. revive no dead issues, but stands
By itS principles, which are suited to all
times and circumSlancee; supports the
Federal government in ell ils constitu.
tionGl authority; regards at this day az
JeReEBon did in his day; that the true
province OF q Republican government be
the protection Of rights and not interests;
defends lthe reserved rights OF the State
and people, and opposes Capitalization
that would Impair or destroy the conatitn-
tional RIGHTS or independence OF the 9th
efdepartmants, as the executive and leg.
Islative departments under their rule, in
n1os.siSsgiIug the honest opinions Of the
Supreme Court, by increasing their num-
beFs and in the appointment Of new
judges, who are suGserviGnt 10 executive
and legislative will; holds that nearer
approximation than can be made 10 uni
VerSal Tree trade, the grester will be the
advantage OF the Federal Government 10
the people Of Massachusetts,; insists on
the substitution Of q banking system that
shall not cost the people higher per
Centage 10 create a currency in a few
hands TO loan at their own prices TO
the industrial masses than other people
pay for money loans Wherewlth TO unfold
their enterprises and compensate tAe
labors Of the nation; opposes all legisla.
tion that,places railroads, or any corpora.
tion, beyond the Jurisdiction Of the people
through their Legislatures. ~
ReG0lUed, That the Republican party is
responsible for the seduction oI Demo.
cratic members of Congress to the corrupt
schemes. Of the Republican party 10 rob
the people Of their money.
ReSOlued, That the dlsgracelul, partial
and corrupt execution of the liquor law,
bringing all laws into contempt and
calls for the indignant condemnation Of
every citizen who believes in an Impair
tial administration Of justice. 4
RsSolUed, That Intervention by the leder-
al administration In State politics for the
benefit oil It's iavorites and the advance.
ment Of its intrigues, notoriOusly felt In
this Commonwealth, Is hostile 10 free.
dom and the purity Of elections, an in
sult 10 popular intelligence, and merits
the indignant reprobation Of the people
Jealous Of their rights.
ReSolOed, That we invite cooperation
and welcome to full fellowship in polit'
cal action oi all patriotic citizens who
agree with US In these principles and are
willing to unite and establish their bene.
fcient rule in the Government OF the State
and nation.
ReSOlred, That the time has now arriv-
ed for regulating the hours ol labor In
manufacturing establishments to ten hours
Tor adsy or sixty hours per week for Wo.
men and children, and that this Conven'
finn pledges iIsoIi tO saRPAst aanh laGialA.
lion da!Hell Rs to secure the enactment Of
such o law. The remaining resolutions
are -theGarnea as those adopted by the Ohio
Late Democratic Convention Of August
9th.