The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15

ierred from the October States to each and
every State in the Union.
"1he DRIFT and current OF public opinion,
though very hopeful for the Republican
party, is not so decisive but that the peo.
Pile Of every State must now diligently and
actively take their part in the great can.
vass this fall, which, in my judgement, is
Of greater Importance than any since the
ELECTION OF ABRAHANlIScoIS
in 1850. 1t is the turning point that will
settle for many years the ascending aud
descending drift Of events. The times are
auspicious for the Independent action Of
each individual voter. As Republican
earnestly devoted to the principles aud
policy of the party, but, no doubt, brave
by my long association with It, | am en-;
tirely willing to rest my hope OF success
on comparison by independent aud in-
telligent voters OF the principles and con-
duct OF the two parties" He then dis
cussed the issues involved in the pending
contest OF strength between the Repuo-
lican and Democratic parties, as TO
STATES RIGHTS AND NATIONAL SUPREMACY.
He pointed out that the Republican party
stands upon the principle that the laws
OF the United States operate on the peo-
ole and should be enforced sgainst the
people in their favor. That the Demo.
cratic party opposes this view, seeking to
bellttle, degrade and cripple the National
Government; it ID grieVous mistake 10 say
that the dispute about National and State
rights Is obsolete. Il A y IN tneory cory anu
p'A''s' '' "N'e - Wv >'0N'' - ~
THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC PARTY NULL
rtEs THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THE
,.,r., or ,r..
0"t'AO 9-"-
whenever they do not agree with their
local opinions OF those States; and the
.no1.oo.a.;, n.,,, ~ tho No,,b Ia ,ow sa
'ae f ~, - -
IN the Gays Oh bucnanan' meie 'oot W
the South, animated by its old rivalry with
the Rspublican p.rtv, and by the hope OF
-,,LI;o ri,rds- IN the d;vis;on NJ the snoils
OF office. II the Democratic party gains
conIto, u ,ne iii % nom DIsts he canine NJ
ali I its powers, and wiilthen restore It's pol.
icy by the humiliation and degradation oi
the national rights ana aatherl'y. nc NO
man can An, WY ~ "'Ae'' OA'e'0 Ae ~
stahuS 'u''y '"t'
FUNDAMENTAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE
rvo GREAT pARr,n.
He discussed at some length the evils
wrought 10 the country in past years by
AZ. ,s.o,;ca ot State Riuhts and the at.
sne pt"s''se " -. .ho o,L
tempt 70 exesnd s.a;na s.aHey % Tha pan,hI;can s
,9gs " aa,;ouo, 'n" srOremscv has been
repeatedIy sustained by the courts and by
the snpreme, VSas lou 1;Ui 81 and hv he
snIt snH alive ef twenty wears Republican admins
tration, which has put our Nation for the
first time among the leading powers Oh tne
wofia, snu l,aS ,S ueSe,S ,osps,i,v % ~ tSe whoIs
countsv ou n wi IN an nnexampled extent. Such
resnlts would be
..--
INPERiLLRD BY DEMOCRATIC suCIHSS'
ua ravar could read and hear OF South.
~ 80 -. ,ho t,oodma, With.
ern ou1Fages as"'pS' '"e "ee -.
out indignation and sense Of Shame
that this great Government OF ours, GO
nowortrI in all things. seems TO be so
po"s,rTTs pps'"sn',Ts,sd in dealing with This cruel
sma1SunaT ;arnns 10 millions Of unoffsnding work.
ing people, who only wish 70 enjoy the
Tsns 70 1.,s, TSss their ,i"bts viii be restored
ss SV"T. "na,Sptesd n by the Constitution, bul
this restoration can never come except al
the hands Of the KePuTIiesa ; SSIoPsS parry n, tng
law la% % ~ ,ns T. s'AHu' "' s p'' -
''~' y .,,,,..
TRAGIC OVERTHROW oF FoLtFioAL Ai'AE'
and priv;leSes of the South. He ther
"I -. ,ho o,o.,;or ~ N.,;oro
look up' 10 'u'"' 'ne 4ueS''oI Vi ~
against State money, the election laws
protection, resistance to the collection o.
;r,s,r,I revenne. COMPARED Republican
'H's'n". .e's" ,'.,-s:"tI.s",;au. discr..sd
and pemoc'aue sunns;.a'o a1nn,;nn ~ ,bs nnblir
IeSulnpa'on, Sne fe"uTOn anS aSowed that lpdel