The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-09
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Ihe Chairman; ;-The gentlemen iron
virginia makes the Joint at this staye @
The Proceedings that motion to aaopt IN
rules will not be In orlsr. At tho conven
s'on ol 1850, Immediately alter The tempo
rary organization a ns,lulson was olrere,
that the rules Of tho last Democratic Don
vsntson govern tho body until o.he,wis.
ordered. Tho resolution was adop,et
antecedent 10 the creation OF the commit
teea on ne creden!iAls, upon permanent
organization and upon the platform and he
M!no same was the case In the convention Of
1870. the proceedings Of which I have be.
iofe me. Following these precsdents OF
tho proceedings oi conventions | override
ne point oil order oil the gentleman. fAp.
Mr.. Grady, Of New York, resumed his
remarks as followu. w
MN. CHAIRMAN: I deeiro AZ the ou,s,t In
gay TO the distinguished chairman, hone
he feels on thy account no dlpcomfi,u,e IA,
ahy remarks Of dlsapproval that | shal,
MAKE know thu! no man on the floor
who is a Democrat vii! Iad eay t4alt VIII
my Rpeech, even II he DOES not agree with
i IN sentiment. and am only looking for
'hs attention OF Democrats, and such othen
70 may have found u place here throu,h
asa pretenaes-snd their action. oven II il
axes The form OF hlsses---can hayo no al.
oct Oh mo. [Applause1
- WANT TO -aAyE rHEiR sAr,
was saying to you .ha. when the tele.
'as'on left tho State Of Nsw York their
'olce was understood to bs decidedly ons
'ay' Wecame to Chicago believing II 10
,e shAt way We had every reason ior
hat belief. but the political combinations
re somewhat stronger It appears lhan ihe
'eoples viii, 10 We mako THE. tls onlv |
,rotest We can make, for We make Il IN voy |
democrats for the honor Of your nar,v.' ' wa
make 1t TO you Tor the honor Of your coun. %
~, We make II to you 30 thnt N.w York
nay take aome place In the D.mocrs,;c
QUINN. D>n't allow the drlera,ion irom
'sH York to be controlled Ia auy othar
'ay 'han the people, who send us
ere' desire that Il shall be done
has Is what we want. In o representa-.
'Vo government when the neopls Nv.
rfaa their wish It becomes the lavn
lat law, the expression Of the
opuiar VIII. goes higher than anv
nauthorixed resolution oi State Convpa.
on. u Is tho highea. law, It Is tho yoIce
God i'seli. We are hero askina yon MA 10
lye % chancs to nhow you trSiy how
10 delegation from New York slands tn
naw 10y 1t to you, and to show Won The
fhdfencd between lis standing and ths
llso representations that have been msJ.
! every commlttue room Of every delsva.
on from every s:uts. LIT That record he
laae up, and then 'whs,ever NAV be tbs
c,iou Of Ibis convention, we stand aion~ M
de OF the gentleman who las. sJdresse, !
%, to 10 all In our power, and 10 wort I
ealntsly as mea can work, to work "a {
1ecl'Vtly aa any Of our b,others TO bring
Glory to whoever shall be the candida,s |
i, TIE convention. lApplause ] ali we Il
X Is that the voice OF a great Stats. ,hs I
,ise Nc o. the people may not misrcpr4sen. M q
1nel than represent their sentiment I +
nacs 70 My, coastitueucy Inst as The '
ntleman goes back to bis, If !t;,sv I fsuns ". q
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