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was glorious and proper that the little
Switzerland OF America, with her heroic
birth and early history, should have re-
sisted self.constituted dictators and deS;
pots, and flung in their faces her beautiful
State motto, 'EMontqni Se4nper Li6sri.
With highest esteem for the West VIZ
ginia delegation and IL honored CHAIR,
man, for their unhinching discharge oil
duty In the Chicago Convention, am,
Yours truly.
"NATIoSAL REPUBLICAN,"
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caldwell, O., June 8.

caldwell, o., June 8.
Your West Virginia men deserve the
thanks 'of all good men in our land for
nominating the great Garfield. You ana q
such men as you did it bravely. j. NJ. d."
CONCLUSION OF LONG EDITORIAL IN THE
..wKLLsBuRo HERALD"
OF course, Mr.. Campbell and his two
friends did precisely the right thing in
rising in their places, then and there, and
obiecting, il on no other ground, that it
was much better TO object then and there
than to have the balance Of the 755 raising
similar objections, az they were like
enough TO do, long after the thing was
past remedy. We have never approved
OF his editorial course in the Grant bust.
ness, as our columns attest, but We en-
dorse him in this matter and honor him
for his decision and SUNK, let mis- mo.
tiyes have been what they may have
been. His action was settler to Conkling
and stitFener to the opponents oil the
machine in politics.
FRIENDLY NOTE PROM srEUBESvILLE.
SrEUBRSvILLE, o., June 8.
A. ". Campbell:
DEAR SIR: We the undersigned, your
friends aud neighbors in Steubenville,
coguizant OF your course from the peri
lous times Of 1861, when the "ISrELII-
GEScRR" was the first to uniurl the Stars
and Stripes In West Virginia, down TO the
present; We who have a knowledge OF
your uuswerving adhesion to the Repub.
lican party since It's inception, desire to
congratulate you on your decided course
in the Chicago Convention in opposing eli.
forts to force on the party rulings un.
known in previous Republican Conven.
tons, and your maintenance Of free act.
ion as against dctation OF self constituted
holders Of political opinions. And further
we repel with indignation all attempts To
cast shadow Of doubt on your Republi.
canism, or faithfulness TO the party.
Please extend to Capt. Moore, Mr.. Burnley
and MIR. Mccormick our congratulations
for their able defense Of your position.
NnOFS RauNnNif nlIV
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sets 10 not ready by any means TO support
the nominee Of the convention unless he |
be worthy OF her support. The nomina-
lion OF Grant or Blaine would have rem.
dered this doubtful State at the best.
FROM JAMES ARCHER, OF BROOKE COUNTY,
ALTERNATE TO THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
1 was detained at home owing to sick
ness in my family. l wish to say that 1
believe it was for the good OF the Repub.
lican cause that Lord Conkling, Don
Cameron and Third.termism were defeat
ed. Therefore ] rejoice in whatever part
West Virginia may have had In accom-
plishing that end"
WEST VIRGINIA RRMENBERs HER RRIRSDs.
[ChIssso Tribune Of the lOth.l
A. W. Campbell, the West Virginia del
egate who voted "no" on Conkling's reso-
luton requiring a pledge to support the
nominee from every delegate, was one Of
the finest spirits n.the Convention. West
Virginia was the last State but one on the
roll. The vote was unanimous until 1t
was reached. More than ordinary cour-
age was required, under the circumstanc'
es, for q delegate TO oppose the whole Con.
yention on record vote. Garfield paid
this little tribute to the high character and
worth Of Campbell:
lido not know the gentlemen, nor their Affiliations,
nor Ihgr relations 10 cAuddItGL except one Of them
One Of them, know, 10 the dark days o. lhEeIy,
and for tssuty long years. In tbs mldt o. sAne-
pens aud sSTs-dhven, hts Stood aG iSr hSet VIZ ~
= cleAT-sighIed courage and brave neAH t4uh 70 tne
| beat Republicans that Iva on this globe.
This was Campbell, and 1t was in graft.
tude for Garfeld's prompt testimony that
he said, when announcing his vote on the
last ballot: "West Virginia remembers
her friends, and casts nine votes for james
a. Garfield"
LETTER PROM LAWYER DAVIES.
HARpRR's FERRY, JUNE $, 1880.
a. ". Campbell, Esq.,:
DEAR SIR:-I have awaited your prob
able return home, to write to you-tc
tender to you my warm congratulations
on your course in the National Conyen
ton, not forgetting Of course, your two
honored associates. The whole country i
indebted TO you. The party, and especial
Iy the party OF West Virginia, ought TO b.
proud indeed. / had every little idea in
deed, when few weeks ago, in 8 letter tc
the INrELLldESCER, said that West Vir
ginia Republicans were freemen, and tina
each vote cast by them expressed an in
diyidual opinion, that the sentiment
+. would 80 soon be 80 nobly illustrated
i and in SO splendid an arena.
Republicans here are delighted with th'
) nomination. can hardly realize the fact
that the man who for year or more hai
: been my decided preference should now b.
the nominee for the office.
With the feeling Of one who has re
ceiyed a great favor, am,
Very truly yours,
7 CHARLES DAVIES
PROM LAWYER cHALLEN, OF CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 10.
A. W. CAMPBELL, ESQ My Dear Frield
hope we will never drop the tamilia
names. am so happy over the nomina
ton Of our old friend James A. sent
dispatch to you at Chicago. am gla'
you still maintain your own sovereignty
D as you were accustomed TO do when VI
! were boys together at Bethany.
As ever yours,
\ J. r. CHALLES.
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rnoM rAxuIEl nALL, BOSTON.

FROM FAEUIEL HALL, BOSTON.
BosroS, MASS, June s.
Chairman WeG Virginia Delegation, Chicago:
Many friends in old Massachusetts, heart.
lily congratulate you and your associates
for your courage and Independence in
maintaining true Republican principles.
We guarantee you support first, last and
always. FANuIEL HALL REPUBLICANS.
THE ST. LOUIS Liberals SEND GREETING.
ST. LOUIS, June 9th.
A. ". Campbell, Chicago Convention:
Accept the compliments Of the Liberal
Republicans here, for your Independent
conduct Of yesterday.
O. g. BUTTERwECE,
AND MANY OTHERS.
MouEDsvrLLE, W. Va, June 9th.
A. ". Campbell, CHICAGO Contention:
Nix DEAR sIR:-I want to congratulate
you on your manly course in the Conven-
ton on yesterday. 1t was the grandest
political act OF your life. | am glad TO
have a felow-citizen and classmate able
and willing to do as you did. "Montani
Semper Liberi." J. BOONE McLuRE.
LAST AND BEST.
WHEELING, June s.
a. ". Campbell, Palmer HOrSe:
The workingmen OF the LaBelle Nail
Works, including the 20 Republican yo-
tiers Of 1856, send you greeting and cordi-
ally endorse the firm stand you have taken
in the Convention. Stand for Blaine as
long as there is a possible chance for his
nomination.
THOs. HARRIS, JR.,
WM. HASTINGS,
W. NEwr. LIScH,
WM. LIScH,
Committee.
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THE ISSUE RAISED BY coSKLlNa.

'THE lssUE KAlbED Bf CONhIINu'
The issue raised by Conkling with the
West Virginia delegates, and which the
lordly Roscoe had to abandon by with
drawing the obnoxious resolution, was
one in which the the West Virginia dele
CATION gained victory over imperial die
tation OF no ordinary consequence
ISe,Lbenrile PreSS,
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PErRoLEuM, W. u. Juno 4

PETROLEUM, W. va June 10.
Proud of West Virginia Independence,
wish TO put myself fully upon the record
as giving my emphatic endorsement to the
action Of the three dissenters from West
Virginia in the Chicago Convention. The
idea of binding men in advance'to abide
the acts OF a Convention is preposterous.
The Bible says, He that answereth mat
ter before be heareth it, it Is folly and q
shame unto him" A man who Is really
the conseryator OF his own sovereignty,
will never bind himself in advance OF
knowledge. AS free Republican, ! honor
Mr.. Campbell and his two associates for
their manly method Of rebuking Conk-
ling's scheme for hoodwinking the Con-
yention. u. b. IuRNEY..
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ANOTHER MICHIGAN MAN sPEAKs.
PONTIAC, Mich, June 10TH 1850


Pontiac, MICH, June 10th, 1880.
A. ". Campbell, Whteling, ". Va:
My DEAR sR: Permit me to congratu-
late you on your course in the Chicago
Convention. 1t was manly, upright and
Republican. Conkling's motion was an in
sult to every delegate in the Convention.
Michigan Is delighted with the nomina.
ton Of Garfield, and will give him 5000
majority. Your friend,
L. G. WILCOX.
PROM THE OZARK HILLS OF MONROE"
wooDspIELD, O., June 10.
Please accept my hearty congratulations
for the bold record made by you on the
side Of tie right, at Chicago, and l do most
cheeriully congratulate you on the maj
results. 3. L. NJ.
MISS ANNA DlcKISsoN's CONGRATULATIONS.
DECATUR, ILL.,, June @.
A. ". Campbell, Chicago COnrntion:
1 have hesitated about sending you a
line Of thanks, yet know not why should
You, and your two fellow delegates, have
done so brave deed as to put all lover
Of country and courage in your debt-a
debt that wish TO acknowledge with graf
itude profound.
OF ali gallant fighting that has been
done in many ways through the last
twenty years, there has been nothing bet
ter In itself, nor more admirable as an sr'
ample, rtbuke, and good.
1t is not much TO say, and want to say
it, and think you may care to read 1t
Anyhow 1t Is written.
was at Chicago a few days ago, but
only over night. may be there again
before the convention closes. II am
shall stipulate for two t1ings-one, that
you make speech, the other, that you
give me a ticket with which 10 hear I'll
Sincerely and gratefully yours,
ANNA Z. DICKINSON,
| 3DktlaInInhto De
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OUR OLD FRIEND o. D. c.

OUR OLD FRIEND O. D. c.
WELlsBuRd, June 10th, 1880.
You struck very important nail on the
head in the structure OF American politics
in defending the right Of delegate to
hold his seat In nominating Convention
without committing himself to an endorse
ment OF It's action in advance, and II you
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tainly render great benefit TO your race
in the long run. G. B. O.
HISTORY REPEATING ITsRLT.
GRAFTON, W. Va, June 9th.
a. ". Campbell, Chairman Wea Virginia
Delegation Chicago conveniion:
DEAR srR:-wll you please send me
copy of your paper containing proceed.
ings Of the day on which the West Viz.
ginia delegation refused to Salute Ges.
leFs hat" in the Convention 2
History is now repeating itself, aud 1t
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OHIO COUNT1-LlbEhTi bISLMSA'
At a special meeting Of the Liberty Dis
trict Garfield and Arthur Central Club on
Wednesday evening, June 9th, the follow
ing resolution was passed amid great en-
thusiasm:
Resolred, That we heartily endorse the
action OF the West Virginia delegation in
the National Convention at Chicago, and
commend their firmness and decision OF
character. We likewise approve OF the
course OF Col. W. B. Curtis, II. F. Whit
ham and Joseph speidel OF the Ohio coun.
ty delegation in the State Convention at
Wheeling on the 18th OF May"
AFEw LINES PROM A LADY.
HANOVER, N. H., June 0.
I am glad that West Virginia stood by
principle at Chicago, and illustrated, by
the satisfactory result that followed her
course, the truth OF those memorable lines
Of Tennyson:
ain all lands and thrO' all human story,
Ths path Of duty 10 the path 10 glory"
POSTAL PROM CHARLES X. MILLER co.'s
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
CHICAGO, June s.
Hurrah for the West Virginia delega-
toni They have got true metal and
grit, and were not afraid OF Conkling.
G. K. NJ. & Co.
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DIED.
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AULIUA IN fAhNO.
The State Of West Virginia was heard
from at the Chicago Convention, and she
made no uncertain sound.-Brdgep0rt
Pres.
MoundsvIllO Reporter.
Republicans OF West Virginia glory in
the pluck OF their delegates to the Chica-
go Convention for the position they took
against "boss" Conkling in his frighttul
blunder in endeavoripg to bind men to
support the candidates before any plat
form was adopted. The attempt was pre-.
posterous. His resolution TO Gust the West
Virginia delegation for It's noncompliance
he was forced to withdraw, however,
amid Kisses and cat calls, which showed
Conkling's "boss" rule at a low ebb.
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LErrgR rRoM JACOB noRNpRooK, EsQ

PHILADELPHIA, June 9th.
My DEAR FRIEND: Allow me to con.
graduate you and all our good Republican
friends on the nomination OF General Gar.
field, and on the stand OF West Virginia
in the Convention. l trust that West Vir.
ginians will ever be worthy OF their State
motto, and prove themselves freemen on
all occasions. JACOB HoRNBRooE.
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WESTERN EuITOR VIEW VI The AAITklL.
HEEsEY, MICH, June Z, 1850.
A. W. Campbell, Esq:
DEAR slR:-I am glad that you took the
ground OF entire freedom OF individual &C.
ton, at Chicago. Mr.. Conkling's resolu.
ton, under the circumstances, was an out.
rage. l think, moreover, that II the con-
vention had remained mon. committal as TO
the unreserved support OF the possible
nominee, until 1t should be known who he
was likely to be, 1t would have been con.
sistent and proper. 1t Is time enough to
pledge our support TO candidate after we
ascertain who he is and what are his
principles and qualifications and character.
Respectfully,
]. +. RADCLIFFE,
Editor 0sceoIa Outline.
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VI NhhLLlNhs
HANOVER, Ism. June 8, 1880.
A. W. CAMrDRLL-Dear Sir: l am very
busy with the preparations which are con-
nected with the commencement; but l
want to take time atleast to say that you
did brave, true deed at Chicago when
you refused to be pledged absolutely to
ihe dscision Of the convention, before you
knew what it might be. You only did
YOUR duty; but it is not every man, in a
political convention or outside OF it, who
has manhood and moral courage enough
to refuse to wear the shackles. am not
sure but that your act may have lasting
influence aud prevent similar attempts in
the future.
The news OF the nomination creates
great enthusiasm in this region. Yours
very truly, d. W. FISHER
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r,E wEsr VIRGINIA DELEGATES.

PubIIe and Private Comments ON ineF
Course In the Chicago Convention.
ClpuopiburE Rural Notes
Al Chicago Conkling offered resolu:
lion to expel all those delegates that would
no. agree to stand by the nominee, be
who he might, at the election. Campbell
Of the Wheeling lSTELLloEScEE, and one
Mccormick, and a Mr.. Burley, all West
yiryinians, stood upon their chairs and
shouted that they might expel Them that
they would make no such promise. This
made a great commotion, both in the
Convention and throughout the country.
The resolution was Withdrawn by Conk'
liny. Nevertheless, these three buckraml
West Vitgiuians are spotted, and 1t Is said
Campbell will have to retire from the edit,
orial chair-that the people will not STAND
by him in his position. It is 10 be hoped
that more men like Mr.. Campbell will be
horn and bred in this country, who VIII
think more OF principle and country than
party.
From the CintInnsu vOlkIireund.
Three men, in the strictest sense Of the
word, are tnOhe tuIee uetes1'oo 49,
Virginia, who alone in the whole Con
yentiOn had the courage TO vote against
the resolution that every delegate sno1iu
support the candidate that received the
nomination. Such courage as those three
delegates displayed Is great rarity among
politicians.
IN REGARD TO THAT BUYING OUT BUSINESS.
Dispatch to the Editor Of the Iuter-oceAn.
wHEHLrxo, W. Va, June The sen
sational dispatch sent from this city undeI
date Of June 4, by an Irresponsible party
is wholly untrue. Mr.. Campbell's posi-
ton Is fully Endorsed by the leading ne
publicans, and certainly 50 by his DUST
ness partner. JOHN fAEw;
OF Frew 4 Campbell, publisher
OF the ISTELLIdENcER.
Fs0N ,
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NOTHING could exceed the popua
ls1 demonstrations which have greet
ed Gen. Garfield on his way to and
from New York, where he went last
week to attend meeting of prom
inent republicans from different
parts of the country. At every
city, town, village and hamlet the
people were out by thousands,
anxious to catch even glimpse Of
the great republican leader, and
wherever the trains stopped, he was
forced to show himself and speak a
few words. At New York the
streets were blocked and it became
necessary to place policemen at the
stairways of the hotel where he
stopped, in order to keep open the
passage ways. Ten thousand vete-
rams of the late war called upon
him. He gracefully acknowledged
the high compliment in a few well
chosen and appropriate remarks,
carefully RETAINING, however, from
discussing controverted political
questions. Every day demonstrates
more and more Gen. Garfield s
popularity with the people.