The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-06
AASBY.
MF. Nasty Holds HIS Regular
Convention, and Makes u Plat
iorin.'Ehc Substance Thereof

CoNFEDRfT y h0Ap5, NJ
Wien IS IN THE STATE Nv KENTucKY, !
August 20, 1871. j
The Dimocrisy Nv the Corners In
Convenshun, Yesterday, TO nominate a
county ukklt, andI q delightful season 1t
WIZ. llIRscOm Atrayed his grosery with
green. branches, Ia ,hOn0E- Az the OGCa,
Ihun, and eE the wheat crowd In the re.
gion he'd bin haryslia5 and Snld he bed
orderCdtWo bArls NV roo iikker from
Louisville. The harvest wuz earlier
this season than ever before. Pollock no;
titled The citinns that e. there HuI bptih-
tiiul crop he wood give EN- no more cred.
It for goods, but they lait him 10 skorn.
"We Kin 60 without shec9I and stocEins
and SIGH, for It's liable to be a mild win.
ter" they sed. But when BaScom Sed
" no more trust for likker |" they turned
pale and went 10 their wheat feeds,
IT wuE 4 very pleasant conyehshun.
The delegates Vuz lul w epthoo4iAsm
for the party and It's time.honored prin.
ciples, and the oitener they went TO Bas.
c0nl'A the more enthoosiaAtic theY become;
To save time / finally adjourned 10 Bas.
CONS in order to keep quorum togeth
err. .ua,'Uu ia FUH.e-Hli
rose, ca il the regler thing, TO report
q series Nv resDlOoshens iEich | he'd pre-.
pared, witch run ez follows g9EuT nri
| Rss0iCCd, That the Dimoorisy w tbe
Corners, in convenshunl assembled, now,
eI ever, reiterate their approval Of the
war oil 1872, and Hunst more nail the
motto, :" free trade and Saler's riteS,P to
the masthead, aud under il demand 10 be
sled TO yiclry.
This reaoI6oshun Wuz received with
cheers. .-' 'A ''f'.'i''t 900 -1a- 5
Re,Olrcd, That the Dim6crisy nv the
Corners reaiElrm their devoshtn to the
principles Nv the immortal Jefferson, and
Jackson likewise, and congratulate the
country upon the succeBful result Of the
battle Of Moo 0rleens. ii r-tHaHgfa
| RsSoiyd, That the thanks OF this con.
venshun is hereby rendered 10 the gallant
volunteers from Kentucky and Tennessee,
who, on that bloody ieeld, beat back the
British Invader, and added new luster 4
TO the American name. a.,-I vI7r
RG,Olred That We are unalterably OPP.
posed to high pertective tariff, TO thi
nashRel bankian in favor nv hard mon
cy, and opposed TO paper Nv, any kind.
, Here WuE little trouble. Bascom in
sisted that wo ough. not TO include a de-
RuHsiashun nv paper money, for, ez ht
understood il, wat the Dimocrisy Wantel
Yu2 more paper money and no gold ioI
the bloatid b0ndholders.
Deekin Pogram rose and said he didn'
know wat the DimoCrisy wanted nor wa
they don't want, but this he did know
that resolooshen again paper money
he'd bin in evry Dimekratic platform h,
ever he'd anything 10 do with, renee thu
lirst conyenshun he attended ia 1923, anC
he would never sit calmly by and see {
platform with that plank left out. II,
wanted to stand by the old lites, and wa
opposed to innovashuns and innovators
Then | went on: la.a'T '.E. .'
ResoIred, That the Dimocrisy protes
agin the okkipashun Nv the suvrin Statel
Nv the South by Fedral troops, and de
mand their Immejit withdrawal. .v ii0
"ParSon," said the deekin, hem
Hayes Withdrawal the troops?"
"Deekin dOn't interrupt me-"
ReSolred, That the DimocraSy demani
nT the Fedrel Government reform in tn
civil servis, and economy in the expen
: ditoors, and
5 Parson," sung out Bascom, ain
that jist wat Hayes is 4 doin?" ava
do you you want TO endorse him for?'
"Bascom," replied tartly-a little toe
| tartly, seein that he holds the destiny Of
! our stumicks in his hands" will you
tell me wat good any reform kin be to u,
wich we don't make? Wat If he is cut
tin down offs holders? Wat il he is re
iormin? Wat good is reform 10 me 8,
long ez there is Niger radikle in III,
Collectors oils, where Issaker Gavit
ought to be? Theirs n distinkshen. |
does make dilIrens who institoots a re
, iorm.n @
ThSresolooshens wuz adopted, a tikkil
wuz nominated and the conyenshun ad
. journed. It's good thing to hold Dim
, ocratic convenshun in bar.room-th,
delegates don'thave to scatter after the
biznis is over.
4 nolisl with alarm that the intertup
/ shuns and questionings in this conven
Shun came from BascOm and the Deekin
| fear they don't altogether understand
Dimocrisy. DimocriSy is the same, on,
and indivisible, now and forever. EV
; ence and conditions may change, but Dim
ocrisy never. Wat was Dimocrisy fit,
years ago is DimocriSy now, and will,
hope, be fifty years hence. / never q
agin preesedent; when convenshnl
once passes resolooshen, that become
,, Dimocricy, and all succeedin conven
shuns must reiterate II. We dccashen
ely hev TO interdcose moo matter; ez fol
: instance the war brought in come noe
ishoos wich we can't ignore, but wuns
there, there they must stay. In addisher
10 aPppovin the last war with Grea
Britain, and oppOsin tariffs and sich
Dimekratic Conyenshuns from this time
, out must protest agin the okkepashun Nv
Southern States by Federal troops, ant
. agin everything connected with the war
FL Providence ever blesses me with son
| trust my sperit will hover over hin
, and his son, and his sons son, in Dime.
kratic Conyenshuns interdoosin resoloo
shens dammin the late war, and every
thing CROWN out Nv it, eE we'll ez approy
in NV the last war with Great Britain.
That's my idee Nv Dimocrisy, and allui
will be. Dimocrisy is ez cternel ez the
hills and jist ez immovable. We are e1
hard ez the grant rox, and it takes ist
CT much drillin to git anything new into
us. We hold well, but we don't hold
much. The most pitiiul site in nacher il
TO see young man who hez n idee into
him, in an old Dimekratic Convenshun
It's terrible TO see the old stagers wich
wuz sucked on the war NV 1912, and
Teaned on Jacksonism, strugglin to take