The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-08
GRANITE STATE
.,sAs srEADFAsrAs TIE
Iff' sxISIIE IL THuR HILLS.
,..,,,.iios of Principles Made in
IH .,,Iop at Concord Yesterday
~, ,pdor,e the National
xOpip-e.-A Ring.
iBg Platform.

-,,o September The Republic
V3,. ,,. CONVENTION met to-day, Daniel
% .J =. beins chosen President In his
'''ltt :. aid: Eliminate the frauds and
i?sTe- i?.;., ofNeE York City from the vote
',n.r.. ,'1I smnjre state and there is not rea-
.o'iys .stjl M you reach the Southern states"
e.' ga - e Bell vas then unanimously
Gaze, far Governor BY aeeiamation,
r2alaA' ;i5 delegates rising and cheer
re VI Jr. Bell in 8 short speech
iat 5 iasS he Convention for the nomina-
taiaLeaI a. T,rs,ched the blessings and ad-
aoa, " - ..ore for the nation should the
Il'iLSS; Il'sS;,.. - nSry be continued in power.
=. ,;sts; Els completed As follows;
,iH.,,S Commission JAmes L. French,
Eil.. El.i..'S smith lud Z. J. Tenney; Pres
80 - EiecIors, Nathaniel White and (
NipeDps..siu !5 Dps.sliu,ions adopted are as follows:
llS lpStsnsIicIns Of New Hampshire, ad-
ID :, ,otheir parry organization, which
hsntE ,be extension Of slavery; put
s,s- ~ ,Se @ slarebolder's rebellion saved
~. 1,;on Of the States; abolishsd human
Is IS.-s. Jp,s de,,reed manhood sutiage and
e9eSl e9eJ9.b.J itseu IS advocate and protec:
ss's- .ss1rsbout The National domain, o.
iei, tG,S ,;.S,s beiore lsE 10 all citizens and
So hsiiot N every voter, and opposing
NJ IT,--.,.,st;r pGrty Ehich made itseli
.ss defender Of slavery eneonIage9 seces
Son and rebellion; opposed and Pfolongeo
,ss n Tnr ior the Unioni resisted emanci,
80 and free suffrage, and made itself
YA'-gT YHJiv n terrorism and murder as the
~: y Of suppression OI all free suffrage
- - Sootb' hereby declare Is Gppropri-
= =. W . he opening Of the political cam
Ii \: .,-,,0 n tho romins.
tons and platform adopted by the ke-
ssgje,n Sa:ioad C0uyeation.
s--pd-Tba, the National Republican
- I, ,aersdlT pledged 10 complete the
2 '..,;isp Of G!l its ci6Eens In free enjoy
r,f m their civil, political and pDb.
i: ,;.bm TO 1s not only theoretically con.
- - but sctuAl!y sud tnlly exercised In
tssry psrt Of the Union, ard that l3r Sc
ss,iiF The same, it is the solemn ohIEa-
- ci the legislative and Executive de-
-.11snts Of the Government 70 put into
Tn-titie and vigorous exercise al their
.,,!,itu,ioGal powers, and that We Impair
s:;r.J, -, demand this OF Congress and the
CA,sir,scu{iTe, whose courage and ndei'
= 80 n ibe.e duties shall not fail until these
y.uI:s are placed beyond dispute or re-
TsirJ-That il any State shall attempt /
:, ,brit or abridse directly or indirectly
3, l,erdon Of a citizen or his unttam.
rse. rgh, 70 provide for universal ednea
t5u, o, shall impede or destroy by legis.
iriau Intimidation or fraud, exercise OF
thsngh,of outrage either Tor National or
sue o5eers; shall overcome lawful ma
;riies by turbulent, armed or rebelhous
niAondss; shall adopt or tolerate oppres;
Eas, ierorizing, WhippinSs or murder a.
tAliOu practces, or omit 70 enact or en-
iaTe lLEs Tor The punishment OF such
eipes; IN any Iai sil Of these cases se !
dsa,rd the active interposition OF the
Fs!tril Government TO furnish citizens ol
Srs protection, and those benefits which
Srs idion !ails to supply, and for these
yafposes We advocate vigorous enforce,
r.st Of al existing laws Of Congress, and
d Bsr:l Necessary the enactment Of new
isfSlE;ioa and tue adoption OF original
sl.stiiu,ioph amendments.
Fsunh-That the party that has main
nicsd ,he financial integrity OF the Repuo-
Eeby the resumption OF specie payments
nd ibs honest discharge OF national lisbi-
Ets, thereby lifting the industries OF thS
sarn;ry from unparalleled depression TO
unprecedented prosperity, should not be
nppGn,sd by the party which has rePu'
tirsd is financial Obligations aud done
Il IN ifs EoWer 10 debase the national eur
nae! and throw 4 perpetual blight on the
;atGs;riss and prosperity Of the nation.
Eth-That We point with pride 10 the
Srsssnt Republican National aduinistIa'
6ra, ard congratulate the country on Us
iaIaGIl success and its faithful perform
Ea Of It's public duties In spite ol The
EEInltic opposition OF the Democratic
SsTs and House OF Representatives.
SIih-That in the nomination OF James
L G1rheld for President, the Republican
hTy Typresents for The snfnge OF the Amen:
"a people brave and successful General
si irisd. and experienced statesman,
Va,se integrity and ability have won NOT
Sir he sdmirAtson and confidence OF his
poideal associates, but also the respect
I'D eteem OF his opponents; that in
Seier 4. Arthur, our candidate Tor Vice
Prejd.nt. We have an eminent citizen Of
SsV FORK whose patriotism, honesty and
besaess cOpGcity are unsurpassed, and We
lsise them our hearty and enthusiastic
EPOprt.
Adjourned.