The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-10


Of the Republican party ofthe Nation have
mere political sensa, ssgacity and iudr.
ment than any minority that Gun be 'loca-
ted anywhere under the face Of the shining
sun. Cheers }lszs E,t5',,A y
THE coLoRRD VOTE. I;
II hes demonstrated another thing: That.
with the load OF opprobrium thst has been
rolled upon the colored Republican voter
OF the South, he is steaatast, unpurchasable
and true. Applause ] 1t has demonsra.
ted another Thug: Tnat Tor the first time
in the history OF our Nation this great Re-
publican party has placed at the head of
the great National Convention man who
twenty. five years sgo was chattel, but is
to-day one Of its most distinguished and
honored ciIzsua. It has demonstrated ils
integrity in the interests and purposes oil
good government by platform which hiss
declared in favor Of every principle and
policy that has characterized the party from
its first glorious organization down TO TO-
day. II has demonstrated that the atfsc.
tien which the rank and file entertained
ior distinguished individual member OF
the party lives and survives all kinds Of
SANDER and years Of deirac;ion, and that
it will at last elevate its ideal 10 the highest
and most commanding place in its couu.
ellis. Y Applause The result will demon
strate This, that tie party jig itself faithful.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR. r.
The result has also demonstrated this.
and will demonstrate it, that while those
who favored the nomination OF that dis.
tioguished citizen, that great official, the
purity Ct whose lie, the cleanliness OF
whose administration, aud the wisdom Of
whose policy have made Republican sue.
GEES Q probability, they will follow the
decorouB aud the patriotic course OF their
leader, and give to this nomination their
cordial, hearty, unfatering, unhesi,ating,
and unques.ioniag support. fApplauss /
This proves the worth Of character: for
when Chester A. Arthur, while the cheers
we're waking the echoes here, dec!: led,
throbbipg across the wires, that the nom;.
nation Of James &. Blaine would meet his
unqualified support, the truthfulnes, Of the
man LETT no room Tor question or for doubt
and $4,000, 600 Of people know that the
promise will be kept religiously and com.
pletely IN its fullest and amplest measure
[Applause1 There ia no friend of Gen.
Arthur who will not give this nomination
all the support that hs would have given to
bis leader. Men have come here, citizens
ofa RrepI State and representing a great
stateepan, II y 's' - s,,o-1i 3!5
No man could have voted for George f.
Edmunds who would not have ielt an in.
creaee Of personal aelf-respect, and no man
could bave spoken for hiin who would not
have felt That it added 10 his intellectual
stature. There is no follower of Geotps +.
Edmunds who will follow that leader who
will net give TO James 6. Blaine tho same
hearty, urqueBtioniDg support that the
original supporters OF James G. Blaine will
accord 10 him, !.
ut. d. Il, &s Ohm A. LOGAN. "A.
It is unnecessary to say that that crest
civilian soldier, u man who came from the
ranks OF private life and has illuminated
our historyby the most distinguished mill.
tary achievements Of any man rect rded in
lis annals, john a. ,Logan-it requires no
word from me to say that day and night,
in season mud out OF season, his supporters
are for this ticket and all Of 1t. Z, The time
for waving Of handkerchiefs is past. The
time for I Galgeut enthusiasm has gone by.
The time Tor the solid, serious, solemn
work OF this campaign begins tomorrow.
JAMES q. BLAINE. 4. q
We have at the head Of tina ticket q man
who is the spirit OF independent and gen
uine Rspnblicalliem made manifest In tie
flesh. We have a man who believes in
the dignity Of our existence and in to-
necessity OF preserving and maintaining it.
We have o man who believes in giving no
insults to any individual or Power, and
will tamely submit to no Power under
Gods heavens: Applause ] We havs q
man who believes. that this continent be-
longs to US, aa.l all Of it. Applause. We
have a man who believes IN the protection
Of our large and multiplied industries; a
man who believes, and believes 1t in bis
soul, that the producer ismore worthy than
the product, and that tie policy of our
Government is not tho cheap shoe, bu. the
prosperous and happy shoemaker. (: We
have q man who believes that the Nation
when it makes any promise must keep It,
aud II that promise DO a protection to the
citizen, it must protect that ci.ixsn whers.
ever he may b., even 6! the cost oil war
Applause. TWo have man at the head
Of our ticket who believes that q National
engagement means something solid and
solelnn, and that I underneath a thu
atars \, no man resting q, under tbt
Tag Il on any foot X of !, ground ) shal
have his right to vote & challenged
and the counting Of that vote as cast oues
toned. u We have a man who believer
supported by another man who believes
that tho spirit Of ours institutions stand
proudly enthroned among the stars, and
that, when the poorest and hum blest citi
zen Ia insulted and outraged in his rights
that spirit will come down with sword ant
black man by the hand, lead him safel'
through the flles OF the enemy until he cal
vote, and speak, and think as he pleasea
l1ApplauBe. This Ia our platform. :. Thea