The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-25

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pointed as delegates 10 all OF tho con-
ventions.
The committee on resolutions re.
ported tho following, which was adopted
by unanimous vote with big aye.
TIE RESOLUTIONS.
The Republicans Of Braxton couuty
in mass convention, dociare their ad-
hercncc, with renewed emphasis to tho
principles and doctrines Of tho National
Republican party; and viewing with
deep concern tho universal depression
and stagnation In tho business OF tho
country, and the alarming shrinkaGe in
values, not only OF real estate and the
great commercial commodities, but OF
the farmers horee, COW, sheep and
wool, na well; and realizing that thls
dangerous crisis has been brought
about by tho control OF the national
government, passing into tho hands Of
the Democratic party. and that thor
attempted legislation aud sectional and
trust tariff tinkering = characterized
by that eminent Democratic statesman
aud politician, Senator David 3, Hill, as
''pernicious class legislation, fraught
with dangerous consequences to the
country" and "botched compromise
measure;"
Resoiuai, That We believe It to be ma
tsonal necessity that tho Republican
party DO again restored to power in the
national Congress. 10 tho end that the
Democratic ''pernicious class lcgisla-
ton" DO checked and repealed III II be
their Congress shall be able to pass
anvil and such wholesome legislation be
enacted as will restore confidence TO the
business OF tho country; give employ.
mont at romuuerative wages IN tho In.
borer, raimeut for tho naked and food
Tor the hungry, and TO this end We cor
daily invite and earnestly solicit oil,
without regard to your pact political
views, to Join US with your tntluonee
aud your ballots to overthrow tho party
OF false pretensions and false promises,
Realized, That we heartily endorse
and approve tho resolutions passed by
the State Republican League at Fair
mont. June 10, 1894, and emphasize
anew that part OF said resolutions re-
strlcting aud prohibiting undesirable
foreign immigration.
AZ an evidence Of the destruction Of
business aud tho ,shrinkago in vatucs,
we do not havo TO go to tho great trade
centers, in which every business inter.
est Is depressed and stagnatcd. but call
your attention to your immediate eur
foundings, aad especially to the public
bulletin boards at tho court house door
and your own aud you. noighhors pro-
perty driven to tho auction block.
The convention elected the following
county executive committee: Hon. J.
j. Sutton. chairman; Amos Bright, sec.
rotary; E. &. Riser, treasurer; y. II.
Morrison, J. II. Stewart, james r. Ser
goant Lee Cunningham and II. ]. Rud.
kin.
Our follow townsman, Alex. Dultn,
who bat recently hung his political
ratio on tho Republican post, entertain.
cd the convention half an hour, In an
eioouen. speech, hitting his laic pollti.
chi comrades some telling blows. Mr..
Dulin Ia a fluent talker, and we'll in.
formed on tho political isuuoe aud his
Democratic friends realize that they
have lost au able debater. lie is q
thorne in tho local Democratic hesh.
Tho convention was enthusiastic and
harmonious In oil Its deliberations, and
the best OF feeling prevailed.