Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-23
WEBSTER DEMOCRATS.
A Ticket Nominated aud Ringing Ksss
lutiOns Adopted.

eEccic!t0 tts BsStsse-.
ADDISON, W. VA, July 2a.-At the
Democratic county convention held here
+. Ii. Morton was chairman and b. =.
Conrad, secretary. J. n. johnson was
nominated for County Commissioner,
Homer 81. Bruifsy for County SuPsrln-
tendent, and the following resolutions
were adopted:
We the Democrats 81 Webster county,
IN convention assembled, pledge our
selves anew 70 Democratic principles
and desire 10 again give expression 10
our faith In our Democratic leaders ana
in our trust that Democratic pledges
shall be kept and performed, WHEREBY
the masses OF the people vii. be relieved
from the onerouS snd grleyous burdens
placed upon their shoulders through he
publican legislation.
While earnestly expecting and deslr-
ing the early passage OK a taF'n o'l',
which must and will reduce the taxes Oh
the people, we recognize the lact thaI
sS the world was not made 10 DAY 50
il is impossible for the Democracy IN
4 few months 10 tear down the danger
Gus and gigantic structure Of fayorltlsm
20 she classes, erected by the hepuO"-
cans, during their iOnS period OF contro'
OF National affairs.
We heartily iadorss aud approve oil
tariff reform bi.I, aud especially 90 we
favor the proposed TAX upon incomes
whereby the rich aud ,Ea strong viii %
r...,t..g -, $50 i,.. ,raDsrtiOn of the
49, i.,,- - -, -, ,,, 10 the extent
80 -. -. rb.s shifted to the
.gb,,,i'io-s ~ ,,,,s hest able 20 pay taxes
90 ~, bsrsf.sI bv government will
Ito Mai, ,,.--,,,o f tsa country be re-
rf-...i &c., ..s..s.or4u burdens.
W., -, 1850 t7e action of our
...-.--.-l .... r,'-resoofatIyes In
S ...--.o' , GU .,..,-. ~, ,b.r and ~ the
m 80 ,-'.,. .,..,--v our sincere
go -. ....',---. and arcoura cement
80, =. -. r., ,-.r, ,,o3r an earIv
-a5'-.-,i,,- ~ r,s-,o.-atf. hedges.
yhifs PsrrB.ira. politicians are loud
,,o,rbed In tsa.- claims that they will
rar-v tts STATE and Congressional dis
80, va berabv agree aud promise
600, orrsa'vs, 10 u.s every honest ef-
f1-, - 5s,s-- Republican Vaccinations
"a - - tpsr, i, 7urure as we have
60 Coz vse-s I'm tile mast. that our
60. C,,,.-,.sto-ol district and county
80 D,1,-,,,,f..
w -,--T,-s f,s rrasort r7fortupate
o,-5i,-o1 - o7,f-s. svis5inz. and charge
~ s-s;-st 80 parrbIrrsrs a the nat
nj rssY-t ~ Ie-fsla,iop enacted By
t1eir rorrv f7 Congress. The situation
ro,y mo, me has bean proDbesied aod
Dradfc-sd for the las, thirty wears by
everv Ds.rorrst I'm tbe land. and we be-
1iavs .-ba, -rs masses Of this country
ara rot s7 blind asrOt 10 understand the
v.,r ,.,rs.s ANA q,rs-a the resnoDSibiIi,y
res,s f7r he disturbed condition OF bus
mess. and The failure of workingmen TO
fad employment and The producers OF
The country 90 fui market fsr their
products.
We cordially endorse the course OF our
Representative iu Congress, Hon. John
ID. Anderson, and have that pride In
him, and In his record which people
would naturally entertain, whose pub
lie servant he has been for a number OF
years. We are gratiiCd that al the
E-.oarieS Ia Jhis county, every Demo
.ClJ favored his denomination. IL is a
- .imsnt Co aim, Justly merited, that
y people who know hin, best are his
strongest and most earnest friends.
Aad whereas, FROM the vote taken in
tlis county, in accordance with the
directions OF t1e Congressional EXecu-
~ Committee, 10 appears that Mr.. Al
a e-s0u is the unanimous choice OF the
n uocraCy of this county for renOmlDa-
- 20, the delegates from this county 10
ffe Congressional Convention are direct
Cd to cast tho solid vote OF this county
accordingly.
Dir. Anderson has shown himself 20 be
O representative OfaUjuty, OF energy and
OF Influence. It IS essentially important
that this district should send man Of
eyrar.srce as its representative. As a
,,--...,rer ami orraDizer be has no
resr I'm -be di.trict we send greetings
fnrha Democracy Of the other counties
s-5 f-r--o.s r1Yn them the wisdom Of
AGAIN Selecting Mr.. Anderson as our
standard bearer.
IN conclusion. We call the attention
OF the pc1g.s CD the humiHaling specta-
-fs Dr.,rrtaf 10 PaDublicaps in
Webster county of having the
control OF their party turned
over rr a set M 1isaonointpd Office seek
srs and renegade Democrats And
whereas. j. NJ. Hoover has received the
unanimous support Of the different dis
trlcts in mass convention for the House
OF DELEGATES in the Fourth delegate
district.
Wstlerelore recognize In him an hon
est, upright aud true Democrat, and