The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-25
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tagion OF the Governors spirits, and they
made the welkin ring again and again; II
was tho most eloquent speech, without
words, ever heard. Tho Governor was
nbout warming up 10 his work whom the
Committee TINT had been appointed
TO wait upon Mason and inform him oil
his nomination, appeared, and ho gave way
TO the nominee Of the Convention. d.
Mr.. Mason was n| '3 Y
RECEIVED WITH THE Widest ENTHUSIASM.
"Ion,.;r, ot'h;,n iro, ,vboro 7 wos vea,e.,
,'nk ~ MN nun "n,io W.. -, 49,
could See TINT no was deepiy ahec'ea'
Men OF truly brave and courageous natures
ALWAYS are when they are called upon TO
no,forr, sny ,h;,l, AMI ro.,ors,ble fdutv
ua;.n Ii :,;,M,hI,, ,.o,n,,lo%a ,.;,L arot;nn
i s,;J ; ,Ia, Hy RI ayu,ho rrnasn,on, an this ~.
cn.;nm M CO.. wo,,iJ t II" IL, nar'innnJ whom tho cir.
ou,'s,,mcan UM mWu - ri % y uoa;,;o, war ware In Lnown
liz a";I ,ho.o y. ",o ',la p' t;","s ,rho, mor'ls
ta;ioJ 20 .o"rov tba .iaonor feaI;r"s nj
.s ..'".s, w .o ,hn,, ,,.ai, nr oionr"rcn
H T., a;,onn" H. W ,han iarnnhad ovt mnon
the issues Of the day, and presented;them
clearly ana succlnctly. Inc inaependeni;
Soter, ne said, u aDsoau III tlio hmu' ailu
ms power anu ih1uence are ie,I; 'iNe
aead Issues OF ine pst stow OIL on,y ,ls us
inc moss on tie packs T, oi s,a ,hose mno
NY 10 leVive tuem. Anc hepuplI.a'ii .all
party presents ilseIi ~ inc ctialllioh o' .i,e e
principles that sh9ulu pe atltactlye 10 llt
lntelligence Oh me lanu. II ~ ~ lavor o. ?.
every man cast'ng one voIe anu navihe u
nohesuy counted. ~ ID III iayor VI Gis.at'nS
the working man ABOVE the conoitloh "
the seris Of inc olu ~ot!d. ~ IL III lavol U.
protecting tue INDUSTRIES Oh tne EQUITY
anu giving 70 tne to'line iao9rei solhe.HlHs y,
PETER ior loou t:iaa iass inu rlIe' O. l. 10 IL
tact, and It believes that this country Is
4 Nation and not n rope Of sand.
ihese mo!toes afe a.. inscribed, on , ,.ug
naw ] ~ nI,nt nj % ,h"f % ha mar on every iii ton
and vallnv in t ,his ,lisir;ct and return Il
@ witb @ r;c,nrv wr;,,sn , ] on IN ioi'is r. nossi.
h,r % doiaot sboniJ % cnms Nm 40 = % w;ll ha readv
fnr ano,iar fnht Tho yo,,r,, man ~ this
J;str;ct lii ] aro nrso"s,1 s nnL ora J.,ern;uoj. "
'''' Wv " ''" >'''>' = : $500
BY TIE GRACE OF GOD TO WIN THIS FIGHT.
We intend to Eight It out on this line il il
takes all summer"
Gentlemen of the Convention, | trem.
bliuply nnd gratefully accent your nomi-
nation. and again | thank YOU. iaG3rir6
The Convention was now in an excellent
humor, and testified its satisfaction and
exultation BY enthusiastic outbursts OF
applause, The spirit moved Col, Nelse
Hoffman, and in Ills earnest, modest wav
he advised all 10 20 home and 20 TO work,
and not sit down ind think the battle won
because nomination had been made.
The Convention again demanded TO hear
the gospel preached by that eloquent Re.
publican patriarch, :'.if.i
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The Governor, in response to these calls,
made stirring address full OF ;uimitable
humor and pungent sarcasm. lie was cs-
pecIaliy haPpy IN ms description oi the
'aT "rh;s an wirtnaIIv ' sndnJ ~ % tbo s Snnror,io,
And what glorious results crowned its work.
How apuy do the words Of Shakespeare
sum SUI, up the character OF the candidate.
Ihis was .he ,noDlest Noman o.. tliem
a!l, ana the elements 30 mixed IN MN
MN tnat Na'Ite ,rs, misht STANG up ana say
10 Ihe Soriu, !1is ls u man,
Lhe convention "as one OF the most or
uerly tnat ever embed IN .he Slate; us
cohduct%as comPlimenteu ~ lhe Uemo,
c,als anu ln Juusuieht eHuolsed ny ~
eieHcnts ~ tno patty. No Marsh or us,
.oluah. I ac.'on iaaitIu ana ''e uh'oeiallons u
the body, Thl0h was composed
of intelligent and representative men.
What strick me with peculiar force was the
large number Of Young men who sat in lis
councils and took an active interest in the
measures anu quesl'ons presented: lt IS
vonth ;ho a aJrca,s,i ~ ron,b 0H u ,,;s s S,a,e .
are identifyinr themselves viii, lie for.
tunes Of the great progressive Republican
party OF this country. .,.,.,- ..-.; ,..,7
IT MEANS SOMETHING.
tits looking into the future and gl]aran:
tpes the safety of our free institutions and
,ho nra.orro,;on ~ ,ho ro.r,,a .,,o;noa -
VIC p'eeei'n''oh VI '"o eeui'' H'li'iieu "
coming generations.
The harmony that characterized the pro.
ceedings OF the body that met to-day is all
the more worthy Of mention from the fact
that opinions varied widely as to the avail.
ability Of the several candidates in the
field, and when the convention as one man
gave its appreciation Of the choice, we
could not refrain from humming in the ear
of n Democratic survivor Of tho Keyser
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