The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-10

o naino was now lGAping from their bear
K 10 tbc!r mouths was Thomas F. Daysr,
i Loud checifl. Mr.. Daynid nB q candldst
Q w0uld make no mistake. lila name woul
slilltho voics ol faction. lie would carr
avery doubtful State and would make solr
', Rernbiicsn States doubtful. ApplRaas
Enthusiasm would take the place I
, apathy and would grow and sllll grow {
the ltaves wera falling until the drear
!. November was msde ripe and glorious b
4 the ~ na o! Democratic victory. tL1u
cheera r.,T
: M'DoSAlp NAMED. y
: When the State Of Indiana WAS calle
Mr. Hendricks, oI that State. eauo to th
platform amid loud spplauso. He said th
: people wanted . change In the manage
ment OF federal fiFsirs and II the ConveE
tion would sivo them hall On opportunit
, they wonId eyocnto that purpose In th
election oil President In the coming fall
1tCheers lis believed that the nominee
VI this Convention would become the cho
sen President ol the United Statet; III,
tlrs. lnaugura.ed Democratic Presidan
la twenty. iear years. Cheersl Ill
spoke o! tho official corruption oi the RI
publican party and referred TO Secretary
Chandler's recent testimony before Sen
ale committee, In which he said tho de
laications In one ofhis bureaus would mol
exceed 800 900, and yet forty years ago nn
administration had Rone down because o.
a dedication Of $40. 900.
| H,f,rring to the Foreign policy OF the
| 4, haa .tH 10 ,tFula ka n tuuu
tllui epectaclo II this republic, 80 strong,
should load tho nations In movement foi
permanent peace, and Tor tho RELIEF ot the
people everywhere from Standing armies
and wns,e!ul war. He then csms down
10 the main subj Of bis rpeech and sug.
gea,ed for the consideration ol the conven.
| ton citizen OF tho State tf Indiana,
Joseph L. Mcdonald. tCheers. -
General Blair, Of Illinois, teeonded the
nomination, aud said In MeD Donald they
woald Present iuf,her, platform which
would appeal 10 the sober Judgment q the
psople. .' N
THURMAN NOMINATED. + r
John A. Breckenridge, Of California, was
introduced by the Chairman as sen Of
the last Democratic Vics President who
was unjustly deprived Of 1t. lie said that
the delegates had been requested TO pre-.
sent for the consideration OF the conven-
ton man who needed no eulogY, whose
name Was in the hearts Of the whole Amer.
ican people, 4 man who II nominated
wouid bs the next Pfcaident OF the United
S,ntes. That man was A. g. Thurman, Of
Ohio. [Cheers ''For more than twenty
years Af. Thnrnan haa been the bo.dest
and and advocate OF Democratic, princi-
ples The only obi jection urged against him
was that Uhip way al October Stale. The re.
ply 10 that wGs that this was not State
convention. r-
The nomination OF Mr.. Thurman w1s dn.
dorsed by Gen. Durbin Ward, Of Ohio. liz
declared Onio would be The battle ground
Of the pr Dental election. The Demo-
cracy could WIN without It, but II the De.
mocrHcy carried OGio IN October the battle
would bg already won. They wanted an
Ajax with helmet and spear to thunder
aiovg tho line the death.giying blows to the
foe. Allen G.. Thurmsn was that a. Jazz in
intelisc. and in courage.
Il was observable That part pi The Ohio
delegation reIused to participate In the sp.
plause that greeted the name ot Thurman.
CARLISLE BROUGHT FORWARD.
Senator Mckenzie, Of Kentucky, mex.
came 10 the platform, ard in the name Of q
State which would, he esij, give fifty
thousand msjority to the Democratic nom.
inee, nominated the present distinguished
Speaker Of the American House ct Com.
mons, john G. arl!s!e. In all the esssn.
tisl cla'acterisucs .oi a1aDlineas, courage,
ability and patriotism Mr.. Carlisle vas the
peer Of any great name that had been or
would be mentioned in connection with
that office. No name carried with il more
Of t.lismapic charm or mere OF the respect
Of the American people than his. He was
a man not born iur the smaller or selfish
things; he xa3 q msn 10 whom dishoncr
was unknown; he WAS one madeup 0! great.
ness, who had q victorious birihright 10 his
psme. 1t might be urged that be came
from tho wrong side Of the OHIO river, but
II tho statute oi Limitation WAC ever to run,
that plea ought to begin now. Cheer1.
When the State oil Massachusetts, vas
called the response was aHRi.sk with much
curiosity. {Cheers sad hissts were about
sQuslly halapcet) but 1t wEg announced
BY Mr. Abbott that Massachusetts had no
nominssion 10 make. At this time the
nomination ol Mr.. B4yA.d was elequently
seconded by MIR. Hooker, oI Aiis.itsippi.
CLEVELAND COACHED.
When the State Of New York was called
there was q great dssl oi cheering and
waving Of handkerchieis on the part prin.
ciraily ol Rpecta:oIu in the galleries. At
3;35 Mr.. lockwood, ol New YORK, came