The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26


principal OF equal and exact justice " q
men has4eyer been the true friend Of II
laboring classes; and We demand the owe
. throw OF monopOlies and the enactmeE
and execution Of such laws Us shall prote'
the rights Of l9bor ,as well as those oi ca
: It'd, pat discriTninating against Isit hsf 3!
ffained for fhs HtutpalN Denent 81 pou
! 4 TIht thee process Of 9c0lleetthg deb
/ known Us the trustee process operate
with severity on the laboring class, an
We therefore demand the passage Of La
exempting the wages OF laborers from a
tachment.
That the platform here adopted an
the candidates here nomipated, are In
( platfortlIarile aud dhteS otlthe Democrat
\ party OF Massachusetts,, in alliance wit
\ the National Democratic party, and tn
preteuse that any candidate nominated b.
\ another party or body OF men represent
\ the Democratic party ia utterly false an
4 fraudulent. We therefore summon all tru
| Democrats TO rally to the support OF tn
candidates this day nominated, becaus
they represent the principles aud organi
zation OF the time hOnOred national Dem
ocraiic party. The scheme initiated an.
| cGttied uitp effHby fNe 4Rep1bl licah Part.
| 6ppfbyNifng 4 baper eArtenty not redeem
able in coin, and compelling the people 4
receive the same in payment OF debts i
without the authority Of the Constitution
Congress has no power to make anything
unless gold or silver, legal tender; what
ever power it may have TO authorize thu
| issue OF notes to circulate rs money
whether isstIed directly from the Treasury
or indirectly through the banks, shOulC
be exercised subject only to certain restric
tions.
|. That no executive Office OF the gov
crnment should have discretion to enlarge
or contract the volume Of currency.
That the total amount of currency
aaihoeizM sb6ull lbg;fxed/hF laBd ~
3. That whatever that amount, it should
be one that shall ut every moment be re-
decmable in coin.
!. That all coins OF the same denomina.
ton shall be Us nearly as possible OF equal
value.
i. That whatever currency is issued by
the government shall be receivable by the
government in payment OF public dues at
its face value.
Spseuhes vSul made aiteE the hd0ption
of aSfE Eblaidhs, anlt Ia Eonyehh0n Id,
jOurned.
NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.
sYAcUsE, n. y, September 25.-The
Democratic Stute Convention was called
to order soon after one o'clock to-day, and
a. +. Laning made temporary Chairman.
ARlorors OLD TINE.
A resolution to admit fhe( ( Ta,nhany
delegation from New York and HinSs
county, known as the Mclaughlin dele
.5ates, botbhsretef9FetegAr as regular,
gave Hse d 4 long Acrin1opious discussion.
LLe. .gtcasestS Sis0f,leI pre9ailed. BecEham,
.of Albany, Weed and several others filled
the aisles, shouting, threatening, &c.,
while everybody was shouting for order,
and the clerk calling the names OF the
Kings county delegates,
The Mayor and Police here entered the
hall and insisted that the members should
ta!skr their SEATS Some resisted, and every
body were on their feet while the hall
rcs0unded with confusion. Smith Weed
had half dozen police about him trying
to get him of seat he had mounted. but
he lefed them.
The police were finally withdrawn to
the front the stage and comparative quiet
restored. The Secretary then proceeded
to call the roll. The Chair announced
the Tcsult OF the vote on p4e order OF the
PF$lbG8s esssa 4sa fssepssB es q 81 81
resolution was then put and declared car
riet amid great cheering. A motion to re-
consider was then lost amid great cheering.
Mr.. Brooks moved to appoint com.
nnnlN ItnnFVrn=1innOI
District, to be named. by the delegates
from each district, appointed on contested
seats, also on permanent organization anu
also on resolutions. Carried. The Con-
Yention then took recess.
The Convention, upon Resembling,
the Committee on Credentials and Rcsolu-
tions waS appointed iand the Convention
adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
+. W. Peckham called on those who did
not sympathizc with the action Just taken
to remain in the hall. After remaining n
while 5. VI. Weed announced that those
who diisscnted from the action taken
would meet Immediately ut Fark, Opera
a6use a6ti i6iarge CROWD met tiere;
GSmttfS NJ, Wed Hlas called % the, chair;
IfeasSdtI'!f eSer n their experience they
had seen such shameless cheating Us was
done in that Convention. We are here.
he said, to determine whether We should
70 back to that Convention again, or adopt
resolutions expressing our sentiments and
denouncing the action. referred to, go back.
Finally-a resolution was: adopted de.
nouncfng tfle action fthc Convention and
resolving to go back and participate in the
formation Of ofCommittees, aud the meeting
adjourned.
NEWARK. September 95.-The Sixth Dis:
trict Republican Convention nominated
John L. Blake for Congress.
BosroSS September 95.--The. Republi-
en- 1 3lths Third gistriGt noIninated Mali-