The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-25
POLITICAL
NEVADA pEuOcRArIc c0NvENrloN,


| San FRANCISCO, September "a. Tn
Democratic State Convention. Of Neyal
met yesterday. They adopted u har
money platform, ,advoca'ing the removal Q
all restrictions on silver, and nominatet
l.. D. Bradley for Governor, the presen
incumbent; j. M. Adams for Lieutenan
Governor. and ". L. +. Deal for Congress
cox%Errlcur REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
HARrroED, Coxx., September q. : Tn
Republican State Convention met to-day
The temporary Chairman, Col. Hoyt, ant
the periRanuntl GhairmIn, Stephen W
Kellogg, made speeches unequivocally il
favor othartl money. Charles b. Andrews
Of I.itchlield, was nominated for G0vcrno
by acclalnation, Henry c. Robinson, .
| Hartford, decliningthe nomination. Davi'
Gullett was nominated for Lieutenant Coy
enor, and David Terrence for Secretary o
State.
Channcey Howard was nominated foI
Comptroller. ith'bl
TIE PLATFORM. ...,.. /,
The following platform was adopted
The Republicans Of Connecticut in Con
ventiOn assembled, ltiAt
R,SOlw, lst. That existing danger tc
public ,tfetiit, indHstEy and commerce
call, upon us to.pledge anew our con fancy
10 the great principles Of patriotism and
self sacrifice which have successfully c4r
ricd the country through the perils Of the
greatIyRvaw Sprese1e1 and ,established
the Union.
I'd. That the lands Of the, United States
and the LEGAL tender notes issued under
necessities OF the war are sacred debts TO be
paid 10 the last dollar in standard money
OF the world. That the only money re.
c0guizeh, in the constitution or in tue cxf
Charge OF the world issold and silver coin
OF weight and iinencSs which gives it I'M.
ivcrsal currency and I'VE deilamilthat all
currency shall be redecInahle In coin at
the will Of the holder, and that coin AND
currency shall he kept par with gold the
standard Of the world.
3SThat the, 7isspgpf leglE tupder notes
to lower the standard OF money, 10 In
crease tho volume Of irrcdecmable paper
currency, to make the money Of the peo-
pie unsulbh or to, deteriorate COIN, Il, silnEi
plyS1epldhtiop, and thus We declare a
reissue q legal tender paper, in time OF
profound peace, would be without excuse
and a gross violation Of the Constitution
OF tho United States, and therefore We
demand tile utthal resumption OF specie
payments ut the time fixed by law, aud
that Congress shall do no act to delay,
but s6Sl Aaye The country free jRJ itsre:
viving prosperity.
i. That the interests of capital and labor
are so linked together that all action hos
tile to orc must be injurious to the other,
and we condemn all attempts to array one
against the other and to establish enmitics
alHi1rejpdices between the. employer and
the lemRlbyeL ID a5Sts a
jth. Ghit We demand most rigid econOH
nv! !not only from the State !and National
Governments, but from NIL lesser COM
9th, We condemn rs unworthy OF en-
lightcncd people niggarlly appropria-
ton OF public money for the proper
expenses Of the Government, especially in
dealing with the army and its officers,
Whose lifelong services are devoted to the
defence OF the country from foreign foes,
Indian lepredations and domestic insur-
reCtiOn.
7th. That wedemaud full protection for
nil citi2ehs in eScryIpart lof, tho United
States ID Ethe5ftee e$geise Of their ciSil
and political rights; that we insist that
there shall be no subsidies,grants or loans
of money or lands to private corporations,
no payment directly or indirectly OF what
are called rebel claims, and that the le-
itilnate expenses Of the Government
Shall bc met by adequate appropriations.
S,h. That we believe in the integrity and
patriotism OF President Hayes, and we will
give him our cordial support in all Consti:,
tutiOnal efforts To SECURE m honest ana
efficient public seryicc Gnd to maintain the,
honor'ot the nation, 4 2I09I
OH. .Fliat tie ttie '6f Thtsilent Hayes
having bcCn settled by Commission OF
both political parties acting In the best in.
tercsts OF the country, We charge that the
attacks OF the Democratic party upon him,
and their attempt to reopen the question
OF his title are ssdiuouA and dangerous
to the public peace and prosperity, anu
have for their object, not the welfare OF
whole country, but the advancement oil
faction.
Adjourned.
oa A GREE%BACEEn.
PATTERSON, n. j., September 24,-E. +.
Potter, was to-day nominated its Green
candidate for Congress from
the 18th district.
DEMOCRATIC.
ST. IouIs, September 2I.-The Demo
Gratis of the 2d district this city, nominat-
ed ErastOs Wells for Congress, by accIa'
lnaHoh, this CiprnO0n. I
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