The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-13
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ONLY TRUE BLUE DENocRArs WANTED.


should be entitled to sit or vote in tn
Democratic State Convention.
The Committee on Resolutions reporet
the following:
The Democracy of New Hampshire, Il
Convention assembled, in view OF tn
anomalous condition Of the public IN,
business afTairs, with abundant harvest
throughout the land, with limihess re
sources OF field, forest and'mine yet unde
yeloped, with the old world reaching ou
its hands for varied products OF American
industry and genius, yet with millions Q
capital lying idle, hundreds OF thousand
OF labores are unemployed, business de
preston and financial ruin on every hand
want and misery staring multitudes in tn,
face. Realizing in the condition OF thing
the absolute necessity for decided chang
in the government policy and administra
tion, both as it respects measures ant
men, We charge the Republican party
which has controlled our State and Feder
al Government for the last 20 years, will
the full responsibility for this lamentablt
condition OF affairs, and confidently ap
peal TO the people for the restoration o.
the government to Democratic hands, and
reatiirm our devotion to the following car
dinal OF Democratic principles:
lst. The supremacy of the federal con
stitution and integrity aud the perpetuity
ofthe Union according to its provisions.
2d. The absolute equality and independ.
ence ceoftheseyeralStatesin thedirectionand
control OF all their domestic affairs, sub.
ject only to the constitution OF the United
States.
Sd. Equality OF rights, duties, protection
and burdens for all American citizens, llo
privileged classes, no mOnoplies, no unjust
distinction any where.
ResolrSi, That the only remedy for the
combination OF evils by which the country
is now afflicted is TO be foundin wiseand
impartial Legislation, honest administra:
ton, Just adjudication and the exercise OF
most rigid economy in every department
OF the government.
Resoirei, That We are in favor OF stable
currency, just payment OF the public
debt, and but one currency for the Govern
ment and the people. the laborer and the
ottice-holder, the pensioner and soldier,
the,prOducer and bond.lolder.
RfOlued, That whatever currency is is
sued by the Government should be issued
for the benefit OF the whole people and
not for the benefit of capitalists at the ex-
pense Of the people.
Resolred, That our present tariff laws are
a restriction upon trade and commerce
between our own and foreign lands, and
therefore are an impediment rather than
an encouragement to American industry,
devised in the interest OF monop0lies and
maintained in opposition to the demands
of the people. We therefore advocate
their modification or repeal and the sub
stitution Of n simple revenue tariif, which
shall be productive without being opprcs-
sivc.
Resolred, That the fraud first triumph
ant in American politics and unpara-
lelled in the history OF the world,
whereby the will OF the frecmen OF
the Republic was deiied and subyerted
and defeated in the candidate placed in the
Presidential Chair, shall never be ignored
or condoned, and We call upon tho Dem
ocracy and people throughout the land to
stand with us in demanding vindication
OF the right, condemnation and punish.
mont OF the wrong to the end that fraud
shall henceiorth bo powerless and odlous
and free government areality in America.
REolrei, That we extend our earnest
sympathies to the workingmen OF our
State in their present sufterings and their
earnest efforts to extricate themselves
from the consequences OF Republican ex.
travagancc and misrulc, and thatwe will
cooperate in their endeavors to obtain o
fair aud Just arrangement OF hours OF
labor, particularly OF women and children,
and full protection for themselves and
their scanty earnings.
Rss0lrsed, That the Constitution OF New
Hampshire and principles OF justice and
equity unite in requiring the taxation oi
every species OF property according to It's
real value without exemption or discrimina'
ton.
Replretl, That we heartily bid God speed
to the reform clubs in their efforts to re-
claim our fellow citizens. We condemn
that provision OF existing law whereby
disreputable men have coined money rs
spies.
ReWtred, That the late Republican Leg
stature in extending its enormously pro
tracted sessions for days and weeks, cost
ing tens OF thousands OF dollars tothe tax
burdened people OF the State, basely be
traycd its trust and has justly subjected
the Republican party to the emphatic con
demnation ofthe people.
Re0lred, That We congratulate our fel
low-citizens OF the South upon theil
restoration to the rights OF loca
self.governmcnt and their relief iron
carpet bag plundering and outrage; We
extend to them our earnest sym
pathy and coincidence in their present af'
iIiction and earnestly pray that they may
speedily be spared the ravagcs Of the ter,
rible disease to which they are now sub
jected.
A. NJ. Husey said the resolutions die
not meet the demands OF the overtaxet
and laboring classes, and offered somC
resolutions expressing his views, but the!
were referred to the Committee on Reso
lutiOns, and the report of that body, n
given above, was accepted and adoFsed b!
the Convention. Adjourned.
NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRACY.
CONCORD, n. H., September 18th,
Democratic State Convention assembled
this morning. Hon. II. W. Parker wa
chosen President. Hon. +. A. McKeat
was nominated for Governor by acclama
ton. II. b. Fowler, D. II. Young and i
r. Peterson were nominated for Railroad
Commissioners.
PORTLAND, ME., Sept 12.-At the hear
ing on the alleged election frauds to.da.
the aldermen certified to the returns q
they were, and ordered them Forwarded
to Augusta.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. l9.-Genera
John Cook, Of this city, was nominate
for Congress by the Republicans OF thi
district.
CoxcoRp, n. H., Sept. l2.,-The Demo
crats OF the Second Congressional Distrit
renominated Alvat W. sulloway.
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