Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17

That II ~ the lii'' duty OF good govern
mvut - pru;,ct the right" ana promote the
interests OF ils own people. The largest
d'vtr-lty IL most productive OF general
pgo.n.rIty. We therefore demand that
the imposition o. duiiGs on foreign Imports
shall he .r1de not for revenue only hnt
th t in raising the rCq0i-it, revenues Tor
the government such duties shall he sO
levied, rs to afford s"curiDy To our divcrsi
lie! industries and protection to the rights
ard wages ol the laho-cr, To the end that
active aud mtrlIigrn, labO- - well ~ clpI.
tll may have it, reward and the laho,nr
mln hts tull share IN our national pos
prrlty.
Against the s0.clllod economic system OF
the !r"mocraiicplrty,whic would degrade
oui', bor tG tn" foreign standard, "" enter
our earnest protest, and we pledge ourselves
- such revision of our present laws IA
strlgtmg foreign immigration ~ will PIE
vent lhc immigration Of underPrld foreign
labor
w challenge the wisdom OF the present
National administration in recommending
rhrou n its chosen head the abolition or
rallied reduction OF tho tnll an coN, Ium-
her, wool and palt, clussed as raw mate
rial, four Of the principal products Of West
Virginia, and we 8rragn the Democratic
party tor its failure to keep the pledges it
mad" i'. o WISE reduction not thr trll laws
and for its inability to meet the needs OF a
great and growing people.
We favor the restahlishmcpt ,l q vi &, and
Iuirinus .vstem nj GENERAL education hy
Iad.uuttr denominations from ihc national
revenues WHENEVER tbe gam, ia r,.i.d
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tr,. lion. Nathan ,.lI. we recommend him
l., ,i.- E.p,Ih.iran varipulI G. .ryrniiou for
IN. OH or We. President
RpsnrctfulIy srh,.,iI,rJ
C.T S,rrr Chairman.
q " ~uyy S.rr.t,ry
The prcliminuy ard ornamental work
hrin. ;hu4 dispogrd nj. the Convention 90,
down Ia tn, r,al husip.,4 of the d8v Tn,
rIr..inn of fnrr drIrp1t,s-gf. llrrr and rour
gltr. Mates 10 the National Convention
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vho had a}vays fought bravrly and indr
. h,tirtbly for the principles Of the Rrnuhli
can party. The Captain stopped over int
ypetlg. - wav the CAPTAIN has, m dracrlh
my Mr.. Tl"w'g character, which he slu
,,.y hgh "a the mountain tops and @
/ n.rulrll n~ ..u- green ,prilur thst cUy
erred 'rs Hdr' il"courju!"i by presenting
ms name "- do" choice "i ONO county m'
| ih" IlTSl D',ulri.
| Dayton, oI h'rhoGr, moved that Mr
Irew he elected drIeaht'-n-I1rEc by acclt
NATION. he motion wac rushed i"rougl
WIN "h"'P' AN" tue hr7i part "i lh
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Sp'rc"rS '"n' cause 'h' LISTENER" u" wan
J." - "ni a'H Get ''' "i"es''t''', S'." '"a
il' "s 'h"'' i' nominate 70 'h'n' wa" wa
,he 'IgT7' man man On '9y lace 3i the "'t'. ...
lest hirh.prr,.lrr. Rapnhiican e.and,r,
Euagn, and never found wanting H.
wanted tine old men 4" have a voice IN tn,
Chicago Convention, and hrnomlnatei
ledge uFEEsmrr,
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and U.n Iobn 4 C,mpbell of IJanrorl;
| tooI. the II ,,r to s.rnnd Hrrk.hirr's nom
| nation Ne tbnp,bt bis a,c and ,>r.ri
enc. warranted the convention in honor
ipp him.
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.,pnv = q Enrd,tl q nr,, recruit from
,b. Graaph,rl, ranks nI,raj fine name nj
COL, !. -. SWAMI
before tLe convention. lie said Col
Sgaun was an cN Confederate, but that
Immediately after the war he had rcpentcd
IN gl.E-cln,h and ashes. Twenty five
years long service in the monial work oI
the party ought to "nute him to some
| slight recognition nov.
! W. Vand.rvori seemed to think dil.
i.ryutly. En-Goycrnor p-rprirt and
NJ. r. k,hcr, Of Chlrlca,on, seconded the
n,uipqr,op of Iragn. l,-her read Il re-, o.
,utinp ol the Third Congressional District
Convention. endorsing T. own tu the State
/ Convention. Joe. Nuum. Of Taylcr,
..n,r,lnI = S,y,yn',, nominations in h.haIi, ~
b..,il rrT,yIor county, THIS stirred up
General Erown. Of Grafton, who wanted it
5is,rrrlv understood that young Mr.
Norrm did mo-, rrprn.rul him. lie was
,or Erowg lirst. lts, aud all IN" tim".
;o,,s. ,...r. eer,rded
.,',' .,'.r,. mann IN tln c,nypnti,n
ID f., Clifford. of Harrison. and Steele \.
Hawkins, Of kena"ho, made the telling
speeches ing CnI. SEa"n. wien the or"
tors were talked down, III" Convention pro-
creiyi to ballot. h-i''e 'N' I"., o. ''r".
tlr7 was halt called, II became cNiHth' tI'!'
Swami would he the chnlcer hlt hf""n $
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