The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27

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the Convention and the hope that theiI
deliberations would result In the nomina
ton Of q ticket which will be successfu
at the coming election.
The Committee on Credentials reported
all the counties in'the Stale fully repre-
sented. dE .l r9v r
A committee Of one from each Con,
gressional District was appointed toselect
and report names Of electors from the
several districts and from the State al
large. The motion was opposed by sew.
eral delegates, on the ground that this
matter would be disposed Of by the Con
terence Committees otthe two conven.
tions, and the motion was finally tempo.
raflly laid on the table.
While the Convention was waiting fol
the report Of the several committees, Hon.
w. W. O'Brien being called for, appeared
on the platform and made short speech,
coDgratulating the Convention upon the
favorable auspices under which It lhad
assembled, and upon the alliance which
had been formed with the Liberal Repub.
llcans Of the State. '-''i's-
The committee appointed to report the
names Of delegates from the State al
large, and from the different Congressional @
districts, to the Convention at Baltimore
reported the following list !: State al
large-W. T.. Coolbaugh, Of Cook; ]. j.
Phillips, Of Montgomery; Aaron X. Shaw
of Richland; A. NJ. Craig, of Knox. al
ternates-T. Lyle Dickcy, Of Lssllle; ]
L. d. Morrison, OF St. Clair; c. II. Nc.
Cormick, a5. Cook; A. NJ. Harrington, Of
Kane.
When the list Of delegates at large was
read delegate from Cook Co. rose and
protested against the selection of W. H.
Coolbaugh, as q delegate, declaring that
the wish Of the Cook Co. delegation was
that 9. q. Mccormick should represent
that district upon delegation at large and
moved that the report of the Committee
be recommitted with instructions tostrike
out the name Of Coolbaugh and substitute
the name of Mccormick. After consid.
cradle confusion and rather excited de,
bate the motion to commit was tabled
The rest Of the list was read as follows:
1st District-M. w. Fuller, st. Clair
Sutherland. Alternates, Thomas Haine,
G. w. Hotaling.
2nd -District-W. B. SnOwhook, N. F,
Tulley. Alternates, ]. @. Richberg, @. A
Harrison. ...
srd District Henry s. Helm, o. Badish
jackson. Alternates, Albert Michaelson
Edward Z. Poe.
4th Distriet-Richard Bishop, R, Hop
hns. Alternates, Geo. R. Atkinson, Geo
Renwick.-
9th Dlstrict-W. H. Mitchell, A. R
Mccoy. Alternates, s. r. Wilson, ],
Stahl.
9th District-John Dickson, Jas. E
Recklos. Alternates, @. B. Stiles, Chas
Durham.
7th Districts. W. Bowen, s. OFT. AL.
ternates, John Barr, ]. F. Moore.
Sth District-N. G. Farrell, Henry G
Deal. Alternates, AmasCo Garrett, Jas
Faggart
OH Districts. R. Shape, W. W
OBrien. Alternates, H. q. Ruisman
Martain Shellabarger.
10th District-J. R. Neill, J. B. Patter-
son. Alternates, II. r. Bartleson, J. a
Bradshaw.
1lth District-H, c. wethers, Bernard
Arntz. Alternates-W. r. Archer, H. G
Craig. ..-' H. -..
18th District-John A. McClernard, T
N. McNeely. Alternates-W. Z. Van
derveer, D. s. Killian.
18th District-A. II. Miller, s. s. Parks
Alternates-Thomas W. Mehan, W. II
North.
14th District-J. B. Smith, John Pier
son. Aternates-Charles J. TInkham
A. Jeffreys.
18th District-W. NJ. Garrard, H. B
Derens. Alternates-W. A. Cochrane, r
N. Bishop.
10th District-C. D. Hoyles, ]. ]. Nc
Duley. Alternately. Bend, T. B. Muir
ray.
nth District-Milton Mcclure, s. A
Buckmaster. Alternates-Wm. Il. Nor
riston, ]. B. Bowman.
18th District-J. d. 0berly, T. F. Bar
ton. Alternates-N. K. Murphy, G. W
R. Carless, Charles Carol, r. W. Tofsend
Alternates-O. E. Mcdowell R. r. Hanna
The report of the Committee as a who'll
was then adopted.
A delegate moved that the COMMITTEES
on Resolutions be instructed to repor
resolutions insuucting the delegates Il
Baltimore 10 cast their votes for Greelel
and Brown. Adopted by almost an un
animous vote. Only a few dissenting
voices were heard. Three cheers 70
Greeley and Brown were called and give
with will.
A motion that when tho Convention
adjourn, it be until $50 this atternoo
was adopted.
Hon. Boyless W. Hanna, OF Indiana be
ing on the floor, was invited to the plat
form and made brief speech. In cours
OF which, referring to the Cincinnati
ticket he asserted that If nominated q
Baltimore, D. W. VOORHEES, would SUP
port 1t. ~
The Committee on Resolutions the
submitted the following platform:
Resolped By the Democrats of IltnoiS i
Convention assembled, That the platforr
OF principles adopted by the Cincinnat
Convention, together with the clear intel
probation of the same eliminated in th
letter Of Horace Greeley accepting th
nomination of that Convention for th
office Of President of the United State
afford common ground upon which th
liberal men Of all political parties ca
consistently unite in opposition to persor
al government and its attendant offlcii
corruption.
ReSolued, That our delegates, this da
chosen to represent us In the Democrat
: National Convention to assemble at Ba
timore, be instructed to act and vote fC
US as a unit in the spirit Of the foregoip
resolution.
The resolutions were adopted by al
, clamation, and the Convention adjourne
! until 7:90 this afternoon.
, The Democratic State Convention r,
assembled at 7:S0 P. NJ. A communici
ton was received from the Chairman {
) the Cook county delegation, rendering O