Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25

,h, ,hankA ol his delegation an" W "''
S,s,e IN, ,o.day's action, Ito SAID nus
80 ,nneats itself. In this gooiiy Guy
,.s,,v wears ago the Democrats
animated its last President and hero
now I, names i,s next The duty OF the
democrats now Ia aggression "ss''s
sion, aggression
senator Wade Hampton,
ol south Carolina, on his eruches' usnI "'
IN Tho pla,iorm aud was nree'eu r
loud applause. lilo said that on pehan
al ,he solid south, that once Was NJ
rayed against ten. Hancock, he p'euse'
Al, solid vote ot the South To- mo sar
,ani nominee ni the Convention hev'
WHITING ten. iianrock's gallanuy w
iIa war aud his true Observance :" Wv
,J,. n,riniuiug ~ civil NO.
s"'' ul,I,rJ Ia him the
"a,n,a lruo and energetic support
nl ALL the south, aud as Tot hts o's"o w
snuIs Carolina, so lately rcic,ned ''","
misr,it. he PROMISED decisive INV
iorlIS.
Judge Ifosdley
prnm,nc,i the support at oh'o' aho Wy
IA, aid nl the SILVER tongucd orators W
oih,r states, its electoral veto """" wv
cast Tor llanCock,
A GRAND Jubilee 49,.
Tho CHAIR then put the motion az"
was nloptrd unanimously. lmmedh'"
~ tho hand struck up the "Slar Spanss'
Hammer" The great organ ahuo' Wv
oyurpowering volume oi liz tones w
Compartment, aud the e''no' WIN
thrilling,
ID. W Voorhees,
,,nk tho pla,lorm. aud said that though
s,n,what sore hearted, tho pon'o''
racy VI Indiana knew us ,Wy'
anJ would perform u, THIS nomln"'
Iinn WAS AN evidence III that coming ~
Cancellation among the states ~ mu'h
H. hr drEircd, General Hancock Know
we'll the hrigadirrs, and u wasa pleas
urr Io hc able Ia say that IN The '"n'ns
| contest Hancock would have "" h,''
hc,rty supporters among his own TOT
! luvrts ia tho late war than among 'hu
Confederate brlgadirrs. They rro"n
u,,rd his ability IN soldier and, more
than all, thry appreciated his Just ''oaS
| al the naturalization oi the m'li'A'y W
| the civil call. ,,.i
Nh. Fnlconrr, nj New Work, iollo~od
lhCu came
W u 4 brook enridse, OF kenI"osy'
Nhu hcpnn hy Saying. We have ih''
| day beaten uuI HNouis into rlnh,hs
hooks, With which W. shalt reap ~ N"
yrmhrr. tho aulumnal harvest "I success"
ilu had IoNnd the South lie had beet
willing Ia Law down his life tar hur, tut
tn luy lhcy Aund GA u higher plane
that al American ,ll'Ganship To-day
tho banner unlurlcd n the star span
ulcd al the nation, mado mNled Nv Wv
hluud Ut the man chosen tbs day ~ 'h'
loader ri the Democratic patty, Ito AZ
pralrd in NoW Nutk, frnnsN lNana, w
diana aud ohio H. answer lot thor par
IA tho coming contest, aud closed hy ~
vokiug Gol'S hlcN,ug "n lh'H nav I"
bot
" THE point ,
John Kelly Appeared,
coming down the main isle. INSTANTLY
"A arunl shout arose, the organ chimes
IA and tho baud alsn took part, w
tho Ilmr Kelly had reached the stage
Il,r rNrlIumuut WI, almost cpnhl lo lh'
grouc. IT the early numrutH al tho 'un
yruljun. The chairman, ~ Introducing
Mi Kelly, said that hy tu.daN's a'ii"l
the Democracy ~ Scw N"'k had "'"'
reunited
kelly WAS
Directed with the Wildost Applause,
aud When quiet wm partly roSln'w
Kelly said that. hy nominating Han
cock, tho Convention had rcunilo'
a A a. 81 A. n A 4
lie had 10 doubt his hrothtcn and lh"r
with whom they had hurn lighting r"l'
IlcalN luI the past i've wears, ""nl'
ayrru Io let past d,llrrcncrs hr forgot
ten, luloal applause tie prom'H''
In Au, nothing hereafter al the luli'l
moss nl lhr past Tho unlon NJ the Don
ovra,, Ut New NorL VIA essential Il
su,r,-,, aud nov had no doubt ia.
Nov Nulk wuuld veto tot Hancock ~
November tie then pIu,,o lrd I" rul"
giHr ,.uornl ilaucuCk aud pI"n"nn'e
HIN soldier nud R"hiN
man aud man ni honor
Ito ruuurlUd organization ~ The stat
NJ New \uIk, aud Rakvi that Nhnr'o
IA Iur state al New Work hcrcaito
spuku ul the difference ~ that Stat,
should ho
Regarded asa Traitor
There was higher duty than Iahlin
each uihul politically. Tor himself Ia
plrlgud hia hcRrlcrl support Ia ih
irkct, aud predicted IT, nrcoSs,
Loud cries we've made lur Fellows, a
New Work, representing the other Hl,l
ul lhr New Nork rulllicnl stIiir. "
appeared NJ length, aud whilr the huuS
was cheering aud the chairman Iappin
lot oIdvI he took his place NJ IT," SPEAK
cr'a drpk \ proclamation lui specie
quiet VAS mado hy the chan and ~
pcaivd hy the srIguai At arms, ia onahl
h,m in he heard Ito sali ihr nCiiu
to-day Vas nupurh Al dipsuualuu' ~ ~
New \urk Democracy we've healed, "
RuiIrlN murr than Ihiv hii hrrn lrn,
the pIlul p,.,url "a the hui iuh h,r
slRuGl,d iltu.u,k again rii'ull h'a
Tno noar ol liampt. "a nahoon,
aud avliu al uNyl has hud viii ,uu
the ,uty. ut maternal uu,uul, hnd oNr
the Nhuh country shat tail The hon,
diruun al lasting pcar"
At lhr,Iusr ri hs bpuc,h John he
IN Huud NJ hrrld, hlu, aud the ~
with rhspri hAuds uui lhrt iaocs coy
rrrd with rwll,a. mllu the formal sly
ul turuu,IutI,uu The ryrnu vi
heightened ~ imwra,i,ruraH when III
baud slurk a. "Auli Lang Sinu,
and We supported by the rrnir,uu
tones Ut W., gIrW organ.
susan " Anthony
WaH nov Vscnrird hY Hon Carter LA
rison Ia the stage, Who prosecute,
through the chairman, an address to VI
Convention Ia favor ul legislation IL
Noman's suffrage