Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-16
:oIIENTION ECHOES.
-r,pv ADOPTED By THE REPUBLI,
gsPLA.''TCtNS ATWESTON.
o,.,, ,Di Wormy Planks for g.UP
S1t'S = g.,n Weston b Wheeling and notes
- BY the way-Ashamsd Of
GlFS Letter.

,ba number NV'' wv
11''- - Dr. Edwards, c. r. Tracy, Capt
a'',r &. Scofeld, Newton Linch
~ n,;,i r NJ. Jones, q. w. McCleary
o''s, opIy Delegatel, J. V. l.. Rogers
'"' DR. Pipes, J. q. Kline, VIM
, KYLE, and Melvin Dunlap
.''. y. -hsn last seen were wandering tht
'' ~, harrisburg. Others, in com
'7'' ,,i,h delegates from the
"r ,f the state, ~ the insane
w. :, convenient, had concluded
s..a- w a Weston for little season.
.'l'.' thor :, Panhandle delegates have
-s"s'TI' ~, IN Wheeling later, and doubtless
s2ai'''. IN, missing ones will turn up in
,,,,.r by and hN. - ,,
%, ND, ,", irom Weston To Clarksbnrg wa'
.-' '.', ,r,,nr hgll-paSt eight on Tuesday
-'r " Here most Of the delegates stop
5lT The night
uEN. GOFF
Sd. .,f,mcl Of his nomination, aud
- '',, 10y, surprised Just as he expected.
b r"',L..l,vJS "',- having something 10 say
a. nomination except DOveuer' :
Jed. ','' .,.u,,rrurS. some of whom were
''.', tied and Sullcn. The Harrison
~ If ,,,ur,r. we're Tor GOtf first, last
.'.-','., 90. ~ t,p,,. Our was heard to mad
-. - .r. r.rlgrn. 'Dovcner II a good tel-
a-'.., - heel sorry for him; hut then he
,N'.uur NJ EAEL
.-. r., ,hl, It seems that the bari
-r, fora good deal in the campaign.
.r-nrf,,. Ma~ expressed At ClarkS-
.s,.,b,. convention should be ~ con
' ''.,, silent upon the Prohibition
...a thai the Republican Confer
-s.r ,.mraao proclaimed ~ awatch
.rrh. ,lmpalgu, Great fear WAS felt
,-...,,uvrltlun met, that the pruhi
.. ,..,.on would be sprung. But IL
r,,-.d .a the Committee on ReSO
-.. .mI IA ryrwts kept on every man
..-.. rnng.ut tn be- Inclined to
rI-IrEE HE HARMONY
.ss .,p,ru,Iou hy trying to introduce
..14 plank
--'m.nrn, Republican said that -
..-.,.rI Convention Is no place Ia III
-.-t rrblh.,lou resolution. ~ and We
a 1!-, thtt no Republican conven-
.,.sIh. q pIlvr To Introduce a pro
....... r,-,E.r.uu. unless Il be certain
... r,h..lf.u7 votes might BE- caught
-... ..,rr, 100 the district were expecting
49, rhr E-puJu,Ins show their cOlOIs
.. .,..ar,.iUu Eat they haven't.
lENt- EErt EII'AN~.
..., mnmiu. before the Congressional
-.-.,yl ,n. Republicans of lewis met
-..gS uL nominated Mansfield Me
q. .r..,r the lluu>- ot Delegates and j.
gfrbgu tor County commissioner
...a.rn,.au Is sid To- have been set
r.a E,r ton convention. All the dele
-..r, ,llur cooked and primed for the
.,- AMI dominated II IN about fye min
..-. ..I v.uGmr,l a. We said, before
....l. uotN have a chance 10 raise 4
nw.h, ut u"rr. that wherever you
.-.l F.r-l pI-tl,yr pymorrat he Is feel
..p.u rr. thr uutiauk Ior November.
.,uIult.uu instead of cooling their
.. s- -,u. republicans had intimated,
BEL. lat mogr uuad, convinced them Of the
..,a~~, ut The Republican cause.
.- aouI .llhrr defeat Goii than any
,. ...4 4ud will work harder than ever
.... .,aoonpll>h 1t.
.JE rLNItuOEN
.-- uaoalu. Is the platform adopted
. -.r Congressional convention.
.- UrImbIru,>"t "t the first CungreSsiOn-
.--., ct ". VI m convention assem-
-. -.r., ryantrm the principles, of the
.-u r.r,urm believing that their
4-l'vu N,.. rnulurr to good govern
.-.. Gt tar strengthening ut all our com
a-..a sat nI-rurSS interests. We con
t -ar Nr,uurl administration because
.,' u hl> failed To redeem IL pledg, :
-a'- ,o The IropIr.
-a 3, A,, ualdr civil Scryirc reform 4
...r 4.I meaningless sentiment.
80 }, at~ offered grItuItons insults to
.-- have >lljlrg> ot the country, 10y the
.'.1uuIt,' rto.iug of pension bills.
''a it has mruarrd the manufacturers
81! .au1uug interests Of the country
--i-a ,ar efforts ot 4 majority of its
a,. .l 'ua-g,~N tn impose upon the peo-
e a .-, trade system under the spcclOuS
90 the Morrison Tariff Bill.
'a /, h1~ hluudrred and vacillated in
'...-n policy. permitting the seizure OF
r''r.s oud the Imprisonment Of our
'.ra. "va .urrign power in one ease, and
'',a'aIIpouryot braggadOciO against a
'-aArl >.,,r' republic in another caSe.
no. .t has rulerrd into contracts u
-.' "' mlll$ in foreign vessels To the
'.'.ul "I UuU OWN vessels.
"1 10 hes connived at the financial
boo, 1H AmrTtcm who has spent life
-. 10 building up and strengthening
'..'..0.'a >h'Ppjug-Juhn Roach.
"- -,oadrmu the action of the DemOcra-
. 4rAi-r, OF tue House of Representa-
- .->uppr>Slug IN committee the Blair
T.. .,'.''..o41I EIll, which appropriated
'.'''''" 10 the cause oil education IN
-'...' TIE amount appropriated to West
'''-'a Hgiug over II. .UOO, OOO.
We "rovltrmn the Democratic Congress
-' delegation IRON West Virginia in
/, .... 81. 'o,e lvoTing the free trade Morrison
..- OIL Intended To destroy the manu-
...''.-S lnd labor interests of our State,
81. .. .-.,' VI, ,o'ea-Aiu>t the OleOmargarine bill,
-.'-.,'' ...-.,'' io' Tie protection OF a great and
'''t agricultural interest, in their
.>IuU.ug the insulting VetOeS OF
--,'" $50" bills hy the President. The Re
.I''"a 40 party having time and again
...- "a .'>c.I Do the best interest of the
y, whenever It was convinced OF their
- "~I sees way Of providing therefor,
- | interest 0t farmers We favor the
-.a'''h OF the Wool Tariff OF
1ld IN our judgment
..-... .."5 hEs come when the wholesale
r'.1''',On To our shores of the unpaid
VI The old world should be restricted
b. D,4les where it will not endaDger
g.-,-'' ,'''1'As oI the wage-wOrkers of this
5'-,i' ,' Aad that the strongest m6aSureS
-. - 'S adopted looking towards an en-
J, --'l' oi tbs law against the imPOr-
- VI " "dperS and foreign Contract La
s,- .'5''e'lng that the labOrer is better
,-I - pTOGurtS which is q time hon
be I'm fp''-e'p.r OF the Republican party,
ST. ,r'''o'e, Ayor the nomination and
-, -. VI " a representative in the Con-
..,9 Tue /, :. who can be depended
b. ~, ~ support under all circumstances
s.a5 IL'e['.on .L''[,'i.on ot American labor by the
a a Sule.d Of American law.