Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-11

this man, who was not member Of the Con.
vention, rejecting upon the honor of the dele
gates He pronounced it 5Laek .flLsekooi.-
[Sensationl SIR. Bingham, Tin low voice to
DIR. Batcs,) tell the Convention that he Win
cent) is the man"
Mr. Vincent, approaching the table,l "ifs
false" Cries Of ''orderl' from the Chairman
and members
The LIST ballot was then taken, and resulted
as follows: For S. Irwin, Court House. a52;
Triadelphia, l05; McConners, g. BrothertOns %;
Atkinson, IS. Total AL
For n. L. Dorsey the lst Ward gave 1874
votes; 9TH Ward, 2IS; Woods Run, II; Broth
ertons, %; 4th Ward, 60. Total sos.
For VIM. N. Dunlap, West Liberty give I22
votes; Ritchietown, ia; Brothertons %. Total
25s.
FOrJOhn W. Gill the 4th Ward gave 1874 votes;
the Court House, l27. Total PSI.
Result--no election.
2D BAlLor.-For S. Irwin the Court House
give 252 votes; Atkinson, IS; 4th Ward, 60;
Brnthertons, 22i McConnels, 6; Triadelphia,
100 Total 62G.
For N L. Dorsey the 4th Ward give CO votes;
Rrothertons, %; 1st Ward 1874; 9TH Ward; 2ls
Woods Run, u. Total $40
For Dunlap, West Liberty cast her 1872 votes;
Ritchietown, ia; Brotherlons, %. Total 25S.
Result-no election.
3D BAILOT.--Beforc going into this ballot the
Chairman announced that under the rule the
name of Mr. Dunlap would he dropped on this
ballot, so that the contest was between Messrs.
Irwin and Dorsey.
On the Sd Ballot West Liberty cast for Dorsey
her l29 votes; Ritchietown her ia; 9th Ward
her 2lS; LIST Ward her 1874 ;BrOtherton's, II !;
4th Ward, 62-Total 766.
For Irwin the Court House cast her 252 votes;
Woods Run, "a; MCOnnels o; BrothertOns % /;
AtkinsOus, IS; 4th Ward, 1874; Triadelphia,
lO5--'rOtal Cos. Result, Dorsey nominated by
6S majority.
Mr. Robertson then moved that the nomina-
ton Of n. L. Dorsey be made unanimous
Carried.
Mr.. LETTERS then called for the report OF the
Committee on Party Organization. The Com
mittee reported as follows:
WHEREAS, The interests of the American and
Wing parties in Ohio county have suffered great
detriment from the want of proper organize
ton: aud whereas, this Convention is fully inn
pressed with the belief that matter so vitality
affecting our party ascendenCy, ought to he adj
ljusted with the least possible delay, therefore
ReS2rled, LIST, That all our county officers be
hereafter, nominated by u regularly called
and fairly constituted Convention.
Resoired, end, That an Executive Committee
be appointed by the President Of this Cohyen-
ton: the said committee to consist OF four IN m
berS for the city and three for the county: which
committee shall have authority to appoint time
and place for such Conventions, and take such
other action the interests Of the party may
seem TO them to require.
Re,olesd, Sd, That the committee thus APP
pointed, shall act until others are appointed 10y
a subsequent Convention of theparty.
Next came the election for Commissioners Of
the Revenue. 1t was agreed that the county
delegation should name who they wanted, and
the city delegation who they wanted, and each
shnnld vote for the others nominee.
On the part OF the county Mr.. waddle was
nominated on the 9th ballot On the part Of
the city Elijah Day was nominated ''neuI' con-"
without tue iormnlity Of ballot
The Chairman then put the question-"Sha
this convention proceed to nominate candidate
for Clerk of the Circuit Courty" After several
suggestions, pro and con, it WAS resolved not
to make nomination at this time.
On motion the convention adjourned sine die.