Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26
,;ons with the wor,t OF feeling between
them, and nov the Democracy OF
Pennsylvania are
SOLID and United as ons Of the pyramids
of Egypt

them, and nov kthe Democracy Oh
Pennsylvania are a
solid and United a. ons Of the pyramids
of Egypt
Well. don't know bat there was much
friction in Ohio, but il there was any,
there is not enough BIT OF it now since
the nomination for even the
slightest squeak Oi lit to be heard.
Laughter There dll be no sorehesds
in the Democratic patD about this nom
ination. Why, look 4 the scene to-day.
Kelly and the leader 4 the Tilden De-
Inocracy, as they wer called, embracing
each other in the presnce OF the whole
Convention, and dec rng that the De-
mocrscv oi New lorl Is once more a
united party, and the int telegram that
saw ia an afternoon paper was tele-
gram from Samuel j. Ilden TO General
Hancock, heartily co graduating him
on his nomination. Cheers Well,
then, my friends, there spmething else
meant by this nOmlnaon. Ii means
success, and It means aat the Demo
cratic party does not entr this contest
with its heart away dow in its body.
IL means battle full oi e, OF activity,
of energy, OF zeal, aud eouidence OF sue.
cess.
Mr.. Thurman referred riehy TO Mr..
English, the nominee To- Vice Presi-
dent, pronOuncIng him Isn of more
than ordinary ability, wosa nomina.
ton made success in lndiaa absolutely
certain.
Another thing that the I'm nation OF
Hancock means is that, elected, he
will be inaugurated. Chers.
No Rascally Returning Boar sh all Count
HIM Out.
Applause. The election { Hancock
would mean that We shout have once
more constitutional Government, and
that lraternal feeling shall uce more
prevail.
Now. my friends, there another
thing that the election OF Ilacock will
mean. IL will mean that theI shall be-
a true instead Of sham civil .rylce re-
form in this country. Is il nO enough
To disgust "A man and make hiuash imed
To call himself an American 4 witness
the prrtenrrs OF civil servlc, reform
made by this verv Administrahn now
in power. Now and then contist their
pretensiOns with their periormace.
senator Thurman then prOcsdel to
crltcise the action OF Presiden HAYES
in issuing an order that his oth-hold-
ers should not Interfere IN nOuiating
conventions, aud the first ting We
heard was that his own SecretarNf the
Treasury was out in Ohio makingtump
speeches, aud that every Federaoffice
holder under him who could b pre-
vailed on To do II was working di and
night to make that Secretary Predent
Oi the United States. Also Tor l. as
sertiOu that there was to be no aess-
ment oi office holders, which had eco
5 violated last year to enable the ReIhli-
| cans To carry the State o. Ohio, al v
prevent his CThurman'sl return tche
} enate oi the United States.
I Another TACT that should make cry
I Nspporter oi MIR. HAYES admlnl-a-
. Nm
Tiugle with shame
. lshat with scarcely n single eNcepln
eSv man Of those Returning Boardn
FIoda and Louisiana, and their cles
andfuukeys, have been rewarded VI
oiilcehy this administration, and 500
Oi Thee men, whose characters are trc
lnianoG, rewarded because they
ieated IN, will ot the people OF tho u
ted >taies, and iOisted into the Pre-,
dental chag man who was beaten
more Than Nuarter OF a million v0tel
lie election m. lac noniineesot the DEM
ncratlc party VII. mean economy IN I'll
expenditure and thereby tighten th
taxation OF the people. The election q
Hancock means that the debt shall b
paid, but that II shall sot be increase
any more.
Mr.. Thurman expressed his gratitud
to his Columbus friends, and especial
To the young men, for the interest the
took IN hls welfare, as he supposed, an
IN iurtherance Oi his nomination. Ths
he was candidate was not OF his ow
seeking, and he should always be CRATE
iul To his friends Tor standing by hin
But he continued, lit is all for tn
best. | think il had been nominate
and elected, should have made prett
good President. That is my own pr
vate opinion. Applause and laughter.
But | am by no means certain that
would have As good chance OF beinI
elected as Hancock. In fact, my pr
vate opinion is that | would not laugh
teri, and as the first thing to do is L
elect the President, can say, and do 8
IN all sincerity, that am glad the noml
nation was given To him.