Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-13


which was ia aeasiuu here all day aud
tu into the night ol yesterday ,wilIlongle
remembered iur the eextrcmc d,arorlance
ui ia sosaiuns, aud ior the glaTing IA
runaiAlourics hctwrcu lts preaching ani
ia practices.
The hrsl hurrah oi A. W. Campbell,
Chairman at the Executive Committee.
anuuirl tho key unto ol tho campaign
The "hInody SHIRT which oil rrasona
bio people hopol had sunk into the
uhliy,nu ot d,shuuurrd grave, Sas
rvsurrrrlrd, and lrauli,ally tltuntcd
iutp tho i,rrs ui tho delegation With
ri,ulcls ui goru dripping irum every
lold aud Asam A slRagrr ~ tho do
,irea ui d,slrarIud raiica~ would hayC
Ioason 10 bclirvs that this goyernmcn1
could TAO, posnibly hyo uiicsn minutes
ali0r thr Inauguration at l'omo.
ru,llr rrcsiirnt. but to tho oll,
t,urTs thr ,illuSla ui the grave
that ys,apcd from this moribuui gar-
mrnt. ~ lhu speaker happud u about to
give u nuN ate, Was entirely too pun
gent a. lUayr any room iur cnthuaiasm.
But the grangrrs rhrcTi a. Justify as
they wuuld Irg II inr Canada upon the
appearance 1T the hrat tdul llr,k ut var.
The Temporary Chairman, IA t'pv,
S,eyenaun. had hia cue, aud ~ Camp
hell dsupprd tho SauguinaIy gatmcnt.
AMI vent out tn wash hi, hands. hu
,luichrd II aud hyrccly SSung u Ia the
breeac On another puInt hc touk hiH
cue hum Campbell the uyvrpoNvung
love iur hhcfty which dominated and
was principle ot tho Republican party
Liberty aud liberation wrru preached
yoeikruusly. whilr Intolerance and tho
ga Law Nrru practicrd mcrcilrsHlN.
Tho pol,ry oi the National Rrpnhh'
can party lu crulral,zr all power, aud ~
sabvrrl tho authority ol tho masses,
ras alartltusly sxempliied Ia the Con
yes!iun vi Yesterday. From time ,n'
memorial Il has been the universal prac,
thee IT all parties Ia tho Sclr,''nn oi
dclcgalrs Iu National Conventions to
permit the Districts IT the states to name
ah,ulutuly thc,J representatives., and
thu Convention ui yesterday Was the
hrsl H. have the trmrT,Iy o. ruthlcssly
lramplr under ioul all hWs ut precc,
drul and principle IA this regard,
Let ~ have Liberty. the broad
eat, the fullest, the most uncon
Hue,l. and tolcraliuu iill you ran real
-0T words tn that yliy,t. shouted Camp.
beIL Ncs' Lot ~ have II Turn II
loosc upon us, ~ Il wcrc, echoed Sle'
yensuu, aud the Convention chccrrd
until tine tailsntang Bu,. When thcJ
got down To basinr-a, the Blaine mainr
ity tore away irom the districts the ah-
solulr right % name their dc,cgates;
s-l the Will oi tho people aud the prrco
lenls ani pneticcs oi their party IN
olhrr States al defiance. ami arrogaled
to the couyentian the right 10 elect such
delegates to Chicago as suited them.
A more fiagranI usarpAIion oi power
never disgraccd the deliberations OF a
representative body oi either party IN
this country. Ia the ConyenIlou catirr
county delegations represented Grant
ani sherman constituencies. The
Third disIricI, notably, hal majority
ol SHERMAN mea Ia H. Yet, iorsooth,
uadsr lhh decision they we're iorcci 10
acvept inst what the OonvcnI,on Vas
pleased IA give them.
10 naks this more explicit II Nih be
uscc..ary ~ bt,shy refer 10 the method
adrpted AheT = d1sgracctul ~rans'o.
buslling With personalities, and IA
uhlrh every man ia the Convention
Who could tAlk iook part, the unit tnie
aad rr.olulion ihstTuctins all the dele
gals. ~ Chicago toS blaias ssre adopt
"a Then the uaiurisy said 70 the dls
,rici.. ooms % With your delcsaiss,
scntlcmen. rhose Of the fisi And Sec
ond di.lticls we're Blame nea, Anl thsy
readily paAssd muster. 4 majority oi
the Third Distract delegation ~nI
up the names oi thrcs Epn'
slsmea Feprv-sntinE thslT ssnu.
meats. the mIaorily sent up the same
number u Blaine men. aad The wil ol
the majority xas eontsmpinoasly 81
asids ami The Blaiss minority men do
elarSd 10 be .hs regular delegates 10 1h'
ChlraSo Convxnlioa.
PROTEST.. ~sre oi no avail The 6ran
and sherman mea maAs manly hghi
bat 10 ~as no uss. The gax vas apple
i and they we're forced 10 saemit, bat th
q delegates nomln&ied by The maiort
= vin 80 10 Chicago, and demand Tia
. their rights be rccognised. csV, Ro'
n lsF and Dol Davis sxprv.-ei thsmsslv'
y quits freely si1sr he saiOaramsnl an
q hasing ioid =. W. MAsos u their inssl
y - don, he gave u - hs opiaioa thai u.
=. would be rcsdily seated Tbs TIA
IN district ~ill sssis the result with lnts
20 esi.
40 The prooss.iiasp Va The eoait hon
IA were, iof The most part. char
y. ,sfissd By The ness dlsgaesipl b'sk'
~ lnxA 10 phicA Ohio sousiy played
Z, snah psr,. and ne psrsoa.i ssti.rs