The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-04

tion and ycrgipg toward Greeley, he hat
under q momentary impulse vented hi
resentment in the manner alluded TO. ~
The Chairman read O telegram from
Saco, MSine, addressed to Mr.. Hill, re-
questing In behalf Of 20, 900 expeetanf and
waiting Democrats Of that State that the
manner Of the nominees so soon as deter.
mined should be telegraphed to the send.
er OF the dispatch. 's' ..'.f ''" %.
Mr.. Williams, Of Pennsylvania, sug.
gested that Delegate Burr, OF New Jersey,
be called on to entertain the Convention
with a speech while waiting for the re-
ports Of committees.
Mr. Burr said that Mr.. Van Allen,
from the Committee on Credentials, re.
ported that they had not been able to oh.
tain and properly engross all the names OF
delegates, and asked for further time. On.
I'll tomorrow mornings session was al.
lowed 10 complete the report. H4s TO,
The Committee on Permanent 0rgani.
zation reported as follows: 1I
President-Judgc James Lyons, ol Vir.
ginia.
Vice Presidents B. Richards, of II.
linois; sylvar johnson, Of Iowa; Austin
Wales, Of Michigan; @. s. W. Price, Of
Mississippi; Edward Stokes, of South Car.
olina; RRMessre, OF Wisconsin; Col. Hor.
ace Risley, Of Maryland; Judge l.. SibIey,
OF Missouri; David l.. Tagg, Of North
Carolina; Cyrus Vance, OF West Virginia;
Colonel Weene, ot Georgia; DR.. L. p.
blackburn, Of Arkansas; DR.. Brook, of
Kansas; Samuel s. Bayard, Of Colorado:
O. 9. Nesbitt, Of Alabama; Peter Gflsey,
of New York; W. Il. Munnell, of Ken.
lucky; E. j. McCane, OF Pennsylvania:
Q. Fl. Reese, Of Indiana; Silas +. Ken.
drick, Of Tennessee; ]. O. Martin, of New
Jersey; George 7. Spear, ol Ohio; George
D. Harker, Of Virginia.
SeCretaries-Wm. NJ. Ferry, OF Michi-
gan; John J. Van Allen, of New York:
John Il. Milburn, Of Illinois; Bert D. Scol.
field, OF Pennsylvania; Ernest Duncan, Of
Virginia; E. o. Pickering, Of Missouri; A.
E. Gregory, Of New Jersey.
The report was adopted, and the Chair.
man appointed Nlessrs. Spaulding, of
New York, and Burr and Bayard, OF New
Jersey 10 conduct Judge Lyon to the
chair.
[NoTE.-The telegraph does not fur
Rish the conclusion Of the proceedings,
but it is evident from what follows that
the Convention adjourned over till to-day
without making nominstions-EDs.l
The letter of O'Conor has greatly
strengthened him with delegates who re.
gard him with such respect and affection
US to move them to tender him the nom
inAtiOn. In spite Of his firm declination
they feel that with his letter as the plat
form, himself as the candidate for Presi-
dent and John Quincy as Vice Presi-
dent, they can make such an ap-
peal to the Democracy OF the
country as will turn the masses
from the Liberal candidates. Hence the
ticket is likely to bear the names of these
two distinguished men. II is stated that
with such nominations such strong Ger
man Democratic papers as the Cincin-
natl VoEJreund, st. Louis Anzeiger and
DesueSterrIs and Philadelphia Democrat,
will support the ticket.
The leaders Of this movement rcgatd
the Convention so far as a great success.
The Convention is remarkable for having
a large number oi old men as delegates,
and for the very small extent Of whisky
drinking as compared with such conven-
tions usually. Phrenologically and phys
ically speaking, it is not often that such q
body gets together as nominating con-
vention. ...I