The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26
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THE DEMOCRACY IN LABOR.
A High oIdiTims atsyrseuse, ,Y:5-
SDlsurasefuI scsasa Q Disorder.
The llayorand PolleeAPut inap Ap-
pearance and Things Quiet Down.
.rSss M Mschasetts sohvsntI61M9s.
In FaneuiI Hall---Ho Butler Mob
m= to Make Them Afraid. a7.o1
4r' 7risg. .-l.- Z - alle7 SD II ''ai
One Lone Emissariy IF the Cock!Eyed.
Mou1tsbsnk Raises His Voice
~ and Is squelched. s.

Moultsbsnk Raises His Voice
and Is Squelched. 49,
.ASn.pg7LERpEsoeRATSE
BosroS, September 25,-The Dcmocr1tiiI
State Convention met In PaHedil Hall put
suant to adiournment, ordered BY tn
State Central Committee 1T .W.SrGe esteri.." :,
Admission 70 the galleries was, gained
only by tickets fupishssbNthe State Cen
tral Committee.
Edward Avery called the Conyentiontc tc
order. .rrJqutN-uJr<
The usual committees were appoihtsli
also d committee 10 report alist Ot the.cm'
didates other than Governor, ~ .,i 81 &, t1,'i
Gen. John S, ,Whitney, " h65 was app6l lttl
ed Chairman, in his address to the dele
gates said th6tino IHbB AM milEJhere in
terfcre with your deliberations, no rutian
threats OF bIoOdshed and use Of brute fOFee
can shape or in the least degree ihhttchcS
your action, no ,suchpdocllment Us that
which, shut the doOfi,, ,pts ! LecIl4niG Hall
against you at Worcester ,wllleyer emanate
frnm the Hon. Mayor OF Boston, hUlfot
yet all our ciiies 50 far ISl Ed4zea4 by b;
the mobs which sfOllpY q seli'l9minated
70 The Gurjernatoriil" Chair, ;that
the regular delegates 10 State Democratic
Convention shall be infotmetK III @fi11g
that the mob can't be removed from d Nah
pre-, engaged BY the rcGtldr BGthocratic
State Conventions NusI ,ighr'R a;iF stE.i
Joseph g. Abbott was them nominated
for Governor by atclamatiOn. :sf ssRi72iam
HrHW#u #Hf.H Y. .aN# HHHaW tfHH
r. 4 nuirniERiTE iS rnE r8S ESTf9qS fqS'a %afySq 81
W. A. Cook iof Boston, RddEcSsel tho
Chair from the centre aisle, near hetto0rs
His=knuwu- connection =wittf=the=Batier
Convention capsedL some c9pt tSqn. When
he attempted 10 SPEAK tlfere &erc cries of
vfpatida" pai ns% az ff 5ver 2hS hali Re Sai4
ped i9r 9ss n :, s n 81 e; r. gGsPg15
ing to be d regular arcreditedr deles;ase;
He gradually retired down the afsie' atit
WIS removed: D ''l> W l.ElWyE'lM Z. u
The Committee on Nomination reported
the remainder OF the ttcket3nd the rep0rtE
was adopted, Us follows:
For 1t. Governor, W. L. Plunkett; Secre.
State,iHl q: :DeSine3 Trynauer ahd
Receiver General, d. \. Staelling; Audi
tor, J.3E.l Fitzgerald |; .ttt6rnes General,
Alney; ;,.,r A, ~ RS,
80 " RESOLUTIONS - -
The following is the report o0the OHM
mittee on Resolutions, which was adoptctE
The Democratsoi MassaehuHsetts; " ;thE!qqpsh
their Delegates assembled in Convention III
Faneuil Hall, declare that the National
party Al a hattsst the people
and OF the constitution; that the purpose
ofitsce existence sande ehondsoffts tiNhy3s
sists in it's devotion to the principles oi
and localizing tho -poXers. 0t
in State and Nation. applying
that rule to- the present b4fideal question
in which our people are tptegeFqied5 gfq5 iwgefe-
solve "'.'',i
Isl. That tbe Republicans19f AIassachd'
sets by their failure to condemn the plot
W sas srsi X brbetssl sna ft tfeir ast bppBsA
OF the result Of It and sharing the benetits
derived from that result, have. shown
Themselves ptterfaunadflh tp1hArlax;,
inns II onr Own State ESnstitHtioiI, and
areI not entitled to calluti9rt my DemoS
crat or independent citizen i't0iaet with
their party or vote tor their Gang a
I'd. That the constant p9ltey ~ ti,e ke;
publican party throughout, the Y ppilEed
States has had q constant tendency tql leyeeAll
tralize the powers OF the GovernmentiIn
Washington. iai:-slc,na 7s,ai .. ll',s Ll9! 3!
Sd. That the Republican party has dis
regarded the admitted rig 40fs thelSsates
and OF the peopleof the United Statees . AS Isi .
final act Of usnrpatiOn 1t detrauded Potth
State and people out OF thelrcQnSlt ptlQDalI
ly elected Chief Magistrate and imposed
npon the country SIresiacn ntIanan &hose
only title TO that office is derived through
Legislation agreed 20 by The Democratic
members OF Congress, and asSented, TO ny
the people in the interest Of peace 9nd "
behalf OF TINT solemnlY. constituted trl'
bunal appointed to carry out the law
without regard -party,--wt oIren'
d.red the decision In. acceptance with the
facts ascertained by judicial investigation
4th. That Disregard OF the inst ilmiG-
tions OF powers of the Goyernment W me
Republican, partyciS asha1net both in 4 Ell
eral ind State jIoy yerptle etltsIl Ihe peopls
have been taxed beyond measure III en-
terprises in which the Government cannot
rirhtfully embark. Both nation and Stale
have been madesthe tools OF prlytIte enter'
prises! and Congfesses AMI ~ dslntures
have shaped tlieirl laRsS u neetthe de-
mands thereof. Against Mis- perversion
of the public funds and this concentration
Of capiial and powcEin the haRds OF few,
the Democracy OF Massachusetts have tor
wears protested, and We may point with
bride 10 the taGth1at,t whichever progress
has been made in staying corruption and
extrayagaucc and in retrenchlng the s%:
petisesi 81 the G4Icrhhiefit have pef4fl
iarrelyldue 70 the etfods bfthe dleplncrats
in Congress and Legislature.
eth. That the revival OF the great indus
tries Of manufactures! OF commerce aud the
fisheries now 'parayked by .rmtrlendly
Legislation is essential to the future. pros
perity OF Massachusetts, and that the re,
ciprocal free trade with tho civilized world
restricted only by theuccesSary measure
10 provide the National Revenue, WI
alone once more whiten the Stfs with th'
sails OF our ships, luIgkee our lansusShln;
industries and relieve masses from tl'
pressure of the indirect taxation that now
rObs them Of large part OF their daIl!
SthS The Dctaocfa3 6f M4ssdf f1lssett
renew thor ldeuflhh fIf .exteiItIiHg th,
rights OF suffrage to all citizens of the Uni
ted States without restriction by constlt'l
tional and legal enactments; the prepay
ment OF poll tax as qualification 10
voting is violation OF every principle o
equal rights, and ought no longer to he re
Quired, aud while We favor all reas9n2bl
regulations toprotectthe purity OF The bal
lot. We declare that the lGwSpasscd by tn
Republican Legislatures in recent years
tending 10 hinltel and obsiruct the mos
ample exercise OF the elective franchise b
our citizens, deserve condemnation OF q
lloyers oi itrde liberty und free Suhrase!'