The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-09

party Of Pennsylvania demands the en-.
forcement Of the railroad auti-discrimina.
aSn aeL a resolution 70 change tae rules
IN s ths a tSt,sre @ and @ mst}1g one Psnressnts.
tive for each 1000 votes and one ior
every additional / 600, to ,belcstimated on
the last Presidential vote, was referred to
the Committee on Rules.
II 2 The convention then proceeded TO name
members Of the State Committee.
The Committee on Permanent 0rgani.
cation reported in favor OF Jos. s. Blery,
of Lehigh, for chairman, and AyondaIe
II Dent as Vice Chairman as well as four
Secretaries.i The report was adopted.
Upon taking the chair Mr.. Biery spoke OF
4 The nary beipp united. and saiit that Who
ever WAS pominstcd would secure thefull
vote OF the psrty.
The Committee on Resolutions not be-
ing ready TO report the Convention pro-
ceeded 10 name candidates for State Treas
urer.
QUAY soNIyATED.
W;I,on Norris ~ ;pbiI.da,nbio pa
l,'Yl -'S,9' - q y : .,sA - pHts'
named ooi. a. >. quay, oil Beaver county /;
John A. Cessna, OF Bedford county, named
lJ. ii. Lonynecker. Of Bedford. at the
- - .;,,o ..a.;n,, .ta ~. na,s;, It., -.
Satiie silne sssssis .iias ,iis ho1ninaoa was
necessary ior party harmony; william
Burgess named q. @. .GreenSalt, OF Frank
lin conn,v. II Hav R,own named i A.,
McDevItf of .Lancaster and ri a Rail-.
ridoe namai r ri Wigbton of R,a;r conn. @
~ y The first hajlot Saanltad "a iollora.;
0nay- I9sI. Iongnecter. 81. Green wsi,
7. MeDsvitt I.'Viohfon <
'Mr. Bnrpess. of FranElin conntv moved
the nomination. ba made nnsnimons and
| Il was a,Teed IN mot one d;sssni;ns yoice
beino beanl Tie Committee on Rssoln.
| ions reporled as foilows. and the report
was adopted: The Republicans of Penn
sylyanis in convention assembled reafilm
.net nn!a,setns " ,I Iasn IN the cardinal
Viii adhere TO ali 70 long ss the contest I
between right and wrong continues.
Beaten, but not cast down in the late
Ptesidsntialelection, and advancing con-
fidently 70 another struggle, they. declare
the Republican party Of Pennsylvania
proclains its advocacy Of the repeal
of the internal revenue taxes ex-
cept upon spirituous, and malt liquors,
the, revenues necessary for a liberal sup
port of the government and the he,payment
Of pensions 70 our disabled soldiers, their
widows and orphans, and that the prin-
ciple and interest Of the publicdebt should
bs raised by an additional levy upon i'm
ports and witha view to Lift business from
its present stagnation, and guard against
future depression, We insist not only upon
full protection to home industries, but
upon prompt revival OF commercial
marine and the promotion Of foreign COM
meIce by tho proper discount OF duties
imposed on goods imported in American
bottoms, aud the proper bounties to goods
exported in American bottoms.
MI THE LIVE 1ss,rs. .i'ffr
r,,o H. ;s.,a. :; a. -.
the i.se =. .seaes 70 y. sne PRESENT campaign
are protection 10 American industry, not
only through tariff laws but such as afford
A stop 10 the importation Of foreivn con.
tract labor, the establishment oft a trma I
system7 n civil service one which will
g;va com netent ,ofFirara and vel moi HAND
sitber the 'politieal thoughts ~ actjons is | .of
American citizansI one ghich will oiva a
iiel t,.nnre al oIT;ce and M ramovsi Srr-
inc fthe feym ri Office sycsnt for 4ca,,sa.
the nacsssitv for tha snfo.caroent
n tbs !r;oht ~ 1everv yoter T;,S;n
onr nati6nsi bonndariss h o,frseIv east % b;s
bsIlot and have tbe same fairly
counted al elections. and 10 give IL
each and every man In whatever section
N tbe land he NAV dwell that iswinI and
adeanate proteetion before the law To n
which -he IL sinstly entitled: the n,eserva.
tion Of n sound financial systsm: the
maintensnce oi currency worth one bnn.
irad cents on the dollar AT ali times re-
deemable in coin !; the protection Of the
National Treasury, especially from dis
Loyal ioys. cams ae mantenanse 81 ane
Sy % ths Il ReSabIiSsn sS administra,ion os inst
regard for our commercial relations with
foreign nations and q closer interest with
.i these on 1. ths Amerieah Comment 70 pro
tiSS A,Se ot sV American M nstionsl M p'Vssv snI
;ndnstrisi in1snenSenco. IN mo;nta;n
Tho Stanla,d N tha socisI condition yb;ch
IN IN Sy,nsr;Son u';tb otSsy cn,ntriss A ,na,i
can "a Iabos bss tbns far enioysd to' !, ''rS, con.
,inrs I % tha % contest Win gn5,nio;sbsd
conrs,e @ In bsbalf of o"r own dsysIanmsnt
sssirst the enormons Influences IN fore;sn
csn;tsI "a sseekinv the nosseSsion m aS,
markets. 10 establish the trnth In tba I
anysrI rI, man { n tha country that tha bishast
5nty n the rennblie not only 10 III own
neSnle bntto ali Ia To preserys its nros.
psrnns existence thns 10 comply by rs ey.
amnIe thsi moliHeatjon of harsb systsms
ri az ,,oi;,JoaI ar,a,,ni,oat;,,,s II 49,
sao,,s. @ NJ III "a tbaaS ra.oi,, ~ S',e ,sa
RRsnnSIiean Marty Of PennsyIyania Gle and md
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