The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14
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| VIZ uetlE6 tue ItblQIhttOU VI Uuf navy "
Id old.time strength and efficiency, that Il
may In any sea protect interests Of Ameri.
can ciizsps and the interests Of American
commerce; and we call upon Congress 10
remove tho burdens Under which Amerl'
can shipping has been depressed 10 that Il
may be agsin true that We have a com.
msyca which leavts no gea nnn1plorB6 and
n navy which takes no law from superior
force. a4' VIg E''8 T
TKRRlTonlEs FOR TERRlroREANs.
hsolrsd, That appointments by the Pres
ident to Offices in the Territories uhould 10
made from tho bona tide citiz.ns and resi.
dents Of the Territories wherein they are 10
serve. .a,I,Igg II
| ,l DOWN WITH roLYdAMY.
Resolved, That 1t 10 the duty OF Congre,s
10 enact auch laws ~ shall promptly and
effsc' uslly suppress he system Of polyg'
amy within our territory aud divorce the
political from the ecclesiastical power Of
the 80 called mormon Church" and that
the law 90 enacted should be rigidly en-
forced by tho civil authorities il possible,
and the military II need be.
4 NATION, NoTA coSvRpERAcY.
The people Of the Uaited States in their
orgsnized capacity constitute Nation, and
nos q mere coniederscy OF States. The
National Government IL supreme within
the sphere OF It's national duty, but the
States have reserved rights which should
be faithfully maintained. Each should be
guarded with JEALOUS care, 90 that the bar.
mony OF our system Of government may
be preserved and the Union kept invio.
late. ~ NV
A FREE BALLOT AND AFFAIR COUNT.
The perpetaity OF our institutions reNs
upon the maintenance OF free ballot and
an honest count and a correct return. We
denounce the fraud and violence pracsiced
by the Democracy in the Southern States,
by which tho will OF the voter IL Defeated,
as dangerous to the preservation OF free In.
Btitutionr, and We solemnly srfaign the
Democratic parry as being the guilty reclp.
lent Of the fruits Of such fraud and viz.
lence. ,H m UN
We extend to the Republicans Of ths
South, regardless Of their former party
stiiitiations, our cordial sympathy, and |
pledged to them our most earness ff,rts to |
promote the passage Of such legislation as |
Will secure 10 every ci,iz n, Il whatever
race and color, the full and complete 1ecog.
milton, possession and exercise Of all civil |
and political rights: II
WHERE THE APPLAUSE CAME IN,
Associated Pres Di,patch. Iune5.
There were interruptions Of applause al
the points approving the Presidents I'D.
mlnlstration, declaring that the dulles on
imports should DO made not for revenue
only. claiming full aad adj quate protec.
ton; for sheep husbandr,, rtcommendinq
legislation 10 regulate tbs railroads, dissp.
growing the importation Of contract labor.
whether from Europe or Asia, favoripg lhe
civil service law, condemning the acouis.
itisn o! large tracts Of lands especially by
nonresident aliens, declaring the policy Of
with foreign nations md
that foreign nations shall 1slrain from in.
termeddhng with American Affair."; for tho
enforcement Ct the laws against pviyeamy
and condemning the fraud and violence Of
tho Democracy IN the Southern States,