Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18

cratic convention 10 rectify the wrong
and to show Its adherence oil the crime
committed sgainst the principle OF pop
ular suffrage by the nomination OF the
man who in 1879 was elected PresidentH
With what consistency or Justice
can any other Democrat contest Tor the
nomination under the clrcumslancesr
y II Mr.. Tilden was elected President
IL not the Democratic party In conven'
ton assembled bound to vindicate that
election by again submitting his name
to the suifrages Of his fellow.citisensr
o. The Republican party defrauded
the people Of the United States by in
stalllng Rutherford Il. Hayes In the
Presidency TO which Samuel j. Tilden
was elected. Will q Democratic Con.
vention substitute another candidate
tor the man whom that Convention
must declare in It's platform was cheated
out OF the Presidency.
10 viii not Republican papers and
Republican leaders say, and with great
force, Il Samuel j. Tilden was, as you
charge, deirauded Of the office to which
you Insist no was elected, why do you
deprive him Of the opportunity OF again
appealing to the people, aud why do you
deprive the people OF the opportunity TO
vindicate his titlep The people decided
la 1876 on the claims Of the rival candi.
dates; let the people decide IN 1880, and
there is not u Democrat who cast his
vote for Samuel j. Tilden In 1879 who
will not cast his vote for him Ia the APP
preaching election.
The Outs
New YoRg, June 1.-THE auti-Til-
den delegates from this city will Assem-
bic In Tammany Hall ut half past eight
o'clock on Saturday morning, and after
the alternales aud others have joined
them and all have received blue and
gold badges with the words "Tammany
lIal' thereon, Commissioner Thomas
) brennan, as Grand Marshal. will give
the order To march A band OF music
will precpde the column, and on reach
ing the depot the delegates and their
friends will find train Of Wagner cars,
the first Of which will bear the legend,
in large letters, "fammany Hall Special
Train" On the other cars arc to be the
inscriptions, in smaller letters, "In
Unty There's Strength" "let us
Unite" "No North, No South, No Geo
graphical Division Of This Union, lis
Nil Our Common Country" beware ui
Electoral Commissions! They Usurp
the Peoples Franchisesl" The Fuun.
ders of Our Republic Did Not Enrich
Themselves Through Public Office
presidents Washington, Monroe, JET
lerEon, Madison and Jackson, After
Having Served Their Country Well,
lied Poor" "No Credit Mobilier!
M "DeGolyor payements!" Free
Trade and Sailors Rights" "Our
Credit aud Commerce Must Not Perish"
The Lahorcr il worth his Hire, 1--WE
Trust o1he Wisdom Of our Democratic
Convention" "Tammany Hall Faithful
to Democratic Principles" eve are
Hound for Cincinnati to Nominate the
Next President, Hard Money and Hon
est Labor; ITO Acres to Every Actual
settler; no Land Grants 10 Corpora
liuna," aud "Our Candidate Must Meet
the Expectations ol the People" The
train will move at precisely ten minutes
before ten o'clock. arriving In Cin.
cinnaii on Sunday afternoon Marshal
brennan will march the hmmany con.
tingsnt 10 the Burnet House Mr. Moo
u y. Of the anli nlden state Committee,
has engaged roaW aIss,!!" III" ~ ''''''-
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