The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-08
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A PROBATION AGAINST BOILERS.
Mr.. Hubbard from the Committee on
Resolutions submitted the following,
which were adopted: INK 9EfIi
ReSOlUed, That this Convention pledges
10 thu nominees Of the Democratic Ma.
tiopa. Convention, the nominees of the
State Convention and the nominees OF
this Convention, an earnest, sincere and
hearty support. 10 .1s
That the Constitution now before the
people for their consideration contains
wise provisions for the security, welfare
and happiness Of the people; and that
we urge all honest and patriotic citizens
TO Join with US In securing its adoption
and pledge ourselves to use every Honor
able exertion to that end,
NOMINATIONS.
The Chair stated that the neat busis
ness in order would be tho nomination
Of q candidate for Representative In Con-
gress. @
Mr.. McGregor, Of Richie, proposed the
name OF Col. Benjamin WilsOufof Han.
risnn, without remarks. 8 I
Mr.. HUBBARD's NOMINATION OF GOOD.
Mr.. Hubbard, Of 0hio-tdsire i0nomi.
nate before this Convention tim Office
Of Congressional representatives, gems
tleman who not only commands the
esteem and confidence of the PEG.
pie Of my own section but who,
IN addition, Is favorably known 10 the
Epeople ofthe district ind STATE Id gentle.
mhn, sir, who by his ability, his integrity,
and his personal WORTH Aswsa as By ID
earnest, an untiring and ,ouisDoken deYo.
ton 10 the interests Of ,trua 4Bem ocfacy,
has gained for himself d high PLACES ii the
affections of our partY-one who, moraG,
liver, by his consistent record, by his un.
bw erying fidelity to prinQiple and bTVhIn
| eloquent utterances has even gained si0I
himself the respect 81 those WHO are kts
political opponents LrefeFtDmyEahant
distinguished and talented friend, join
Il. Good, Of 9htu Eapplsuse.l RI,knoW,
sir, on an occasion like this, when SC
many worthy names are. presented, any
comparisons Of .mine swo1d Sbs doubly
odiops, and l certainly would be- last In
the effort 10 deeaet [OnA lola from the
claims 6f any gehtlS maA who hid been 81
may be presented for the consideration oil
this Convention. But l recognize the
fact, sir, that this approaching Congress.
sional canvass Is to be an exceedingly bit.
tier and flercely contested one, and
II am anxious that the gentleman
selected to- bear onr colors 10 the canvass
shall not only boone who Il fully able q
sustain himselfl1 any public conrdtefs5
or disputation that may Hereafter arise
but one that can control and bring oul
tho fullest vote In this district-in, thosI
portions Of the district where certainly
the fullest vote will'be required. Speak;
ing, sir, in behalf, not only Of that portion
Of tho district which feels itself entitled Il
this nomination, but as one who has Al
honest heart.wish and desire to sea n6m,
mated here to-day tho best and strongest
candidate for this position, trust 1t will
be the pleasure Of this Convention to coh-
fer the nomination on the gentleman
place before you. Applause,
Mr.. oRACRAFT LAYS ON A LITTLE COLOR.
E. G. Cracraft, Of Ohio, rose 10 second
the nomination of Mr. Good. He said:
In seconding the nomination OF my
friend Mr.. Good, Of Ohio, It Is not Sc
much because respect his abilities As O
man, as one qualified fol, the position, but
do It in the interest Of my party In
which my whole heart Is centered. tde.
sire Its success, especially in the light 81
our experience for the last i've years.
Applause. l would like to have . rep.
resentative who would be true to the
party that places him In power. l can
say without fear Of contradiction that O
more able, Jealous, Motive and ssfsCtiTe
worker we have not In the county oil
Ohio than j., HAnRon, Good. I do not
like 10 refer 10 the argument Of eeogfaph-
ical location inthe 6elgetion oI 20 fepre-
sentative or nominee, but 7 HoIMis my
friends. hare, Whether. they be The friends
Of my nominee or OF the person nominal.
cd against Mr.. Good, 8iAfAA yadmlt, lhai
the Pan Handle has done rs whole duty
to the Democracy ofithe State. speak
then not in the name Of the man. His
name Is sufficient 10 commend him tc
this convention, but ! speak earnestly IN
the name Of o, party whose principles
desire to promote II It sinks dozens oil
men; and / say In the vanguard Of The
Democracy Of the Pan Handle has stood
ever since the gallant fight was lbg,
gun at the close. Of the War-ahd
In the front Of that Aght WIllingly
! eheerlully and sblyshast stood my young
and distinguished friend, J, Hanson Good
: As has been well said by my friend Mr
I; Hubbard, his eloquent attefahee hSSt
gone abroadiall over the Stat, and have
given him q Reputation and distinctionfAl
beyond his years. HEX iiSnt,, indeed
Tar beyond his yearA. Ill i.5be the plea
Il sure OF this ConyentiohsA trust L aEil
ii ha knant,,a 80 ~. - a..