The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-17

SuhIaSteiiL@0 lAo IeoUlutluu IlHbSu I2SL
week at Allentown as meaningless and de-
ceiving. He was for practical tariff that
would secure for the laborer of this country
acomfortabIs living for himself and family.
Cheapness Of commodities is not to hp
desired at the expense Of the wages Of the
laboring man. Fres trade, he thought,
Was merely u logical theory based Oh mis-.
taken facts.
The Committee on Resclations reportsas
follows: -
THE rLATr1RM. e \
The Republican party in convention as.
sembled, makes the following declaration
Of principles:
Firsl-We congratulate our fellow Re-
publicana upon the re.es.ablisEed unity
and harmony Of the party, which has re.
stored Penusylvania 10 her rightful place
in the Republican column. We recognize
that partisan COURSE OF tho Democratic
State administration which was the scci.
dental fruit Of Republican divisions has
contributed 10 Republican concord and
that the fidelity u the Republican Stua.
tors and Representatives in defending the
rights Of the people and resisting the uged.
less and uhjrss,6ab.a expenditure oi more
than halt million II dollars in frui,lrss
extra session had aided in cemeu,irg this
union.
Second-We upqua,ifiedly approve end
demand the continuance oflhat 0, stem Of
prott ction to home industry which has
proved itself the basis oil national inde,
pendenCe, the incentive 10 industrial skill
and development and the guarantee oil
just and adtqua!e scale Of wages for labor,
aud VIZ deuounce all attempts to reduce
the rates OF the tariff below the level which
will accomplish the ohi,cls.
Z Ihlrd-While reviviug no past differ.
ences, ard earn.slv stekirg good will BE-
tween the stc n. o. our coU,mou country,
We insist that tne guarantees OF the con.
stiiutionAl amendment shall ba faithfully
observed; We demand that elery ci,:z.n
shall be protected in his right 10 cast a
Tree ballot aud have it honestly couu,e.i,
and We deIounce every attempt to deny or
abridge this right, whether by fraud or
violence.
.Fourtli-That ss duai standard oi pre-
cious metals can only ba maintained by
tue concurrence aud cooperation of the
CONNER CiAl nations of The world, and ap
this cannot bs had at the present time, and
as the n'trmpt 10 maintain ench standard
by the uaitrd States alone is calculated to
produces aerious complication in our mont
tary 81 stem it is earneslly recommended to
onr Senator'S and Representatives in Oon.
gress that they urge such |. gislation MS will
suspend the coinage OF the standard silver
dollar until uni!el action with tho other
nations can be bad.
F.fh-That we alPo recommend the re-
tirement Of tho trade t!ullur in excharpe
Tor standard dollars, without increasing The
monthly issue { t the latter.
SixIh-rhat by the integrity and wisdom
OF lis administration President Arthur has
deservedly won tue respect, confidence and
commentator Of the whulo people.
S.venth-We commend every { iI,rt to
sustain and promote throughout civil ser.
vice reform in all department uf National
and State government. n'ts:;r..'''s
Eighth-That James G. Blaine ia The
choice Of the Republicans Of Pennsylvania
for President, and R,bert r. Liac1 In for
Vice.PreBident, and that the delegate s.ai-
large this day elected bu and they are here
by instructed to vote for them 50 louc as
their names shall be before the c,nyen.
ton, and to use all honorable means to se-
cure their nomination.
On reassenibing the chair announced tho
Committee Oh Contested Sesls, wtre s III
unable 10 report and the tins WAS taken
up until 1918. in making up a list OF dis.
trict deli gates to the national convection,
when a ,ecets WAS taken. Following arc
district delegates to Chicago: .
THE DISTRICT DELEGATES
First, H. H: Bingham, VIM. ]. Pollock;
Second, Wnl. X. Lede, David e. Ian.
Third, s,musl B.; Gilpin, Harry Hunte,
Fourth, Alex; Grove, Jr., W. E'wocd Row,
al; Filth, John T. Thompson, JOHN Rnh'
Si1,b,. B. f.: Fisher, Richard Young; Sew
enih, j. p Hale, Robert NJ. Yardele,
Eighth, saml D. Dsbbon, F S. Livisyoof
Ninth, Lewiss s. Hartman, E L RelnhoIt
Tenth, w. s. Fitzpatrick and sam
uel Thomss; Eleventh. ]. G. Brown
and ] Jsmes Cruikshsnk; Twelfth, Hopry
NJ. Bolcs and Hubbard Payne; Thirteenth
no retnrn,; Fourteenth, Horxcr Brock ant
Jacob Wagner; Fifteenth, G. A. Grow ant
F. + Lyon: Sixteenth, + G. Srhie(riin aut
U. W. Hill Seventeenth, D G. Merrill ant
E. D. Scnl'; Eishteenth,yJ ,hn Stewar
Nineteenth, Wm. H. TLannins and Jacol
A. C.jKitzmille,; .Twen,ieth,S u A. lryii
and e. IL, O. Thorntod; Twaniy tirpt
lcontestrd) John ssk. Ewing. J,n,es
siyer, ]. K: 4 wing and JIhn I. Wa.tlinp
Twentv.second tcon.ested) o. L. Mage
Wm:. Flynn, Jacob S. Hoyle and Josepl
D: Weeks; Twenty.third, Thomas NJ. Bayn
; and E. NJ. Byerr; Twenty.iourth, Ernest I
J Acheson srd John W. Wallace; Twenty