The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-28

intondcd, not rs q reflection upon tho
colorcd raco, but as a means OF arrang.
ing matters 90 that the cold south
might bo broken. To this, response
WA mndo that oven so great q victory
ought not TO DO won u tho sacrifice OF
nm old, yot vigorous Ropublican prin.
ton TO reconsider was declared carried
amid Groat confusion. A motion was
then mado TO lay tho report on tho
table, which was carried In tho samo
Vociiorous manner.
Efforts OF tho Texas delegation to OBJ.
tain hearing for Mr. Woodward, Il
colorcd delegate from Fort Worth, who
wished 10 reply to Mr.. Blunt, wGrc
futile.
Tho chair then called for the report
OF tho committee on resolutions. Chair.
man Goodenow, of Minneso,a. stated
that tho committee hal worked on tho
resolutions urtil5 o'clock In the morn.
Ing and hc was pleased to to announce
That the report wNa prepared and pro.
scnted and had tho sanction Of every
member OF tho commitpo. He then
read tho report as follows:
THE RrsoLuTioSs.
Tho representatives OF tho National
League Of Republican clubs OF tho
United Statcs In convention assembled
at tho capitol OF tho centennial a.ato
bow thoir heads In sorrow and humilia-
lion at the spectacle OF incapacity
which the Democratic party presents 10
our country and irplorC the calamltiea
which tho giving Of power to the pros
ont administration has brought upon
our people; We congratulate the Amcri.
people that this administration was
compelled by public opinion to abandon
its uu-Amorican Hawaiian policy.
III contras. with tho shameful record
OF tho Democratic party wo oNult over
the record OF glory which tho Ropub!i-
can party has nado. Its achievements
and its triumph extending over thirty
years establish it as tho most nas,criul
and enlightened political organization
that has cvc- existed. In tho iaco OF
the prcBcnt disaster TO our country, it
is with increased solemnity that VIC once
moro renew our allegiance TO the Ro-
publican party and proclaim its carlI.
nal principles.
We bolicvo In FREQ ballot and an
honest count and VIC demand ouch loeia-
lation ns will insure to every ci:izon tho
right TO cast ono freo ballot in any eloc.
ton and 10 hnyo that ballot honestly
counted as cast. It = noteworthy fac.
that the Democratic party in congress,
consistent in nothing else, wac unaui.
nous for the repeal OF the federal eoc.
tion laws, thus openly coniosaing itself
the party OF fraud.
We declare our belief In the doctrine
Of protection to American labor, Amer
icnn industries and American homes.
We also boiovo in such reciprocal trado
with tho nations as will increase tho
market for tho products OF four firms,
factories, forests and minos without in
crossing the competition which tends
to lessen wages and degrade our labor.
TIE WILSON DILL.
Wo donounco tho proposed vicious
and obstructive legislation known as the
Wilson bill, and earnestly appeal to tho
Republican United Statos senators to
prevent its passing by Ill honorable
means.
We belleve In the uso Of gold and sil.
vcr as money metals maintained on o
perfect parity. Wo do NOT believe that
thore will be 4 permanent return OF
prosperity to our country until tho full
use and highest position OF ailver ahall
be reatored, aud we favor such lcgisla-
ton as will bring about this result. Tho
Republican party is tho constant friend
OF tho soldiorsand sailors OF tho Union.
Tho promises and pledges of tho Demo-
CRITIC party wero false and fraudulent,
aud havo been shamcfully disregardod
since election.
Mo arc most heartily in favor OF tho
prompt admission into tho union OF tho
territories OF Utah, New Mexico. Ari.
Lona ana Oklahoma, ind We condemn
the policy OF tho Democratic admins.
tration in excluding and dopriving
thom OF their rights.
Wo demand that now safeguards bo
incorporated in our immigration and
naturalization laws to prevent un.
worthy immigrants from landing on our
shores and from obtaining citizen.
chip.
Wo again commend to tho favorable
consideration OF the Republican cluba
Of the United States as matter OF edu-
cation the question OF granting suffrage
TO women.
We congratulate tho women OF Colo
RADIO and Wyoming on their possession
OF tho elective franchise and We cordial.
ly invite their cooperation in tho work
o! roscuing tho country from Demo.
cratic and Populist mi,rule.
The report was unanimously adopted.
Tho convention then proceeded to tho
election OF officers which passed OF
with iar less oxcitomont than was OK.
pcctol.
Mr.. Tracy was nominated and was
unanimously reelected.
For the sccretaryship. Andrew b.
Humphrey, OF New York, was unani-
mously reelected. Ono yicc president
from each state league and M executive
committee, consisting OF ono member
from each state league, wero elected. and
TO tho executive committee waa left tho
duty OF selecting treasurer and tho
time for holding tho next convention.
CLEVELAND DEFEATS DIES MONIES.
The committee appointed to select
place at which the next national con-
von,ion shall be held submitted q re-
port recommending Des Moincs. This
was tho signal ior sharp skirmish.
Tho report OF tho committee was ig-
norcd, and number OF cit'c. wero pro-
posed. Finally vote was taken. the
result being the choice Of Cleveland,
Ohio, by vote Of 9lS to 1884. The con.
yention then adjourned sine die.
This evening the delegates attended
reception given them by the lndiea oil
Enlntndn at ihn Rrn-rn Pnlncn hnfnl