The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-09

"nVs ANAt " BAY NJ WEB nuHgBstbd by u
q gentleman from California That thu hut
10 blest member Of tho humblest district In Il
10 !anu shall bs, refused permission hero
a ths great convention 10 YepIesen! his col
70 ati!uency. Applause :
u Lme lock Abroad over our county to.da
ana We see u great mass Of offndepeudet
s yoters looking toward tn for 4 leader. wh
Will taEe them from machine rule and TAX
T. tMsm away from o machine Government
. why then should We cay that that whtc
~ 4 na niust bs lporpo.uRted hcrN?, TbR
New York. tha! does mt Beud 72 voter
y mus; ba counted here as 72 votes? VIII,
saould the gentlemen present hero q re
FORM candidate, and at the samS time at
tempt TO- nominate him by mashin,
meinods2 {Applauss.l ~ ~ nj
Carter Harrison here got tbsfIoo amit
!eaa continued applause, ,liuItnS which tim,
tha Chair seemed 10 DO isb6ring under con
siderable difficulty toiearn the name d
tho diatlnguished fellow citizen; finally
succeeding, ordfr WAS restored and The
Mayor said. 4. s-. =. ~ =
Mk. ChaiEman-The question 10 whether
ms convention shall mako lis rules Or NOT,
we are told by the gentlemen from New
York that The delegates are instructed to
vote ~ a unit. ThGi may DO tue. lithey
failed to instruct It 10 vo,o 60. then thsy
dtsobtyed their State, but this Convention
nAs nothing 10 do with that question. II Ia
lor them to return to their constituents and
say to them whether they hAve done well
or not. not for Us hero. IS"
PAINTING EoR HARMONY,
l want harmony. l don't know but
wlen the time comes, the gentleman from
New York, Mr.. Grady, and I, muy bs wide
from each other as to whom ws should
vote Tor. It Is nota question Of candidates.
but elr, suppose the chairman Of the State
Of Illinois announces that II CASTS 10 many
woes for. ons man, and 30 many for
another. II he casts 1t improperly have
l not the right 10 challenge that vote? |
The chairman OF the New York delpga.
tiou will Announce II ho chooses, 72 yoiss
from New York, but sir, man, or dezen
ol men. or they he may fnty men, say that
the caalfmaa has not announced It cor.
tectly. Atewo hero on every question 10
be compelled to ask whether tho S:ats Ia
instructed for the unit rule or moi? Thai
Ia not Tor this Convention to decide. We
make our rules and onr rules should be
that every man when challenging the vote
Of the chairman must be heard and must be
rigated, and for the sake ol harmony, III Tiers
oe ole, two OF five votes from Sale that
want 10 challenge the vote, don't want a
t*o-thiTds rule vote Ia this State to have tho
power, or q two..hirds vote announce A
ia!se vote. l want an honest vote, and l
probably ehstt vote In opposition TO nv
friend from New York on every OCCASION.
but want irea vote now. [Applsuse,1
/. About forty delegates hers jumped on
their iaet and after considerable effort, the
Uhalr Anally succeeded In announcing that
MI. Jacobs, Of New York, had the door, {
Tho said; .! am one Of the minority Of {
!hs New York delegation; as one OF the /
minority exercise my privilege Of voting |
asgasnst the choice Of the msjority, bu! 10 q {
Democrat, rs a man loyal to my corssttu. /
snta aud obedient 10 the orderl Of the con. q
seniion that sent mo here, bow to the will ]
81 the majority.n ~ ~"
TAIsARAroGA CONVENTION.
recoliect well, sir, at the Saratoga Con.
Sention this matter was thoroughly dis
russsd, sna the chairman o. the delegation
whom ] antagonis!d there promised his
[henda that there should be no attempt
made 10 instruct this delegation for. any
particular candidate, and tho minority
agreed wo should obey the old rute,
ne uait rule OF the State OF New
,i.,s,' = 9rk' which , gives It pnvsr. and
voice voice ia ,th'a Convention. tApptause. |
We're !, cir, to conault my pe1auns! feelings
should auppor: tho motion msde BY lie
gentleman from Nav York, but my duty |
70 the party In this emergency aoalpvIs 1ae i
~ Eiss supsslor 10 personal consideration .
and bsloyal TO my party, [applaust and in
saying what have
NJ. Grady. OF New Eozk--"Wi,. the ,
Gentleman allow mo for momsut''? r.
Mr. Enthusiastically. ~ sy-1'I I'zt~.; +,
Nj Grady-f simply wanted L, ask the ,
distinguished Senator from New York II In !,
The SMte convention a. SAratoys there Was
> .slIste Sott OF uebaia, d:n.uasion or ,
agreement as TO the unit rule?
Mrr, Jacob2-Not word, because eyery
body had agreed to 1t 10 advance,
At this reply there was q tre,nentouut ,
ou!burat Of laxialsa sa4 laavhser, with l.;
some applause from the New York section,
Mr.. Jacobs continuing sail; Now that
The distinguished Senator has intsrranteI
me VII By ,fEYthsf TINT 1t was unaor.
s!o9t by tle trienda oi alo.heg candidate
hat Il ona wss cIeasn by q msj,ri,y that
they wguld not a:tsmp.ta eRiosee inttyuc.
ltois Upon THIS deleGationj thst II would be
satisfactory 10 fight the battle out in ils
body and we shave done 1t. We are beaten;
We sobmit ar. no"