The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27
WHEEI1NG, W. VA, THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 27 1872
Attorney neral-Lawrence Weldon

Auorney Genefal-LaWrence Weldon
Clerk Of Supreme Court-First Grand
Division, R. A. D. WildbankS, Of JET.
terson. :. .r,-. ~
|, Clerk Of Supreme Court-second Di-
vision, David A Brown.
OF the nominees on the State ticket
those for Governor, Secretary Of State
and Attorney General, are Liberal Re.
publicans. Those for Lieut. Governor,
Auditor and Treasurer, are Democrats,
The candidates for Clerks OF the Supreme
Court in the 1st and 2nd Divisions are
Democrats. The candidates In the 3rd
Division are Liberal Republicans.
On motion, q Committee OF three was
then appointed by the President OF the
Convention to proceed to the hall where
the Liberal Republican Convention Is in
session and invite that body to join this
Convention. -'Asp
Tt L. Breckenridge, Of Williams Coun.
ty, was elected by the Convention to fill
vacancy as alternate in the delegates
from the State at large, N place of 6. H.
McC Cormick, declined.
George VI. slipp, Of La Sale, offered
the following: lr.H o. -'.f.
ResOlued, That the delegates elected by
this Convention to represent them in the
National Democratic Convention at Bal.
timore, are hereby instructed to cast their
votes for Greeley and Brown as Pfesi.
DENTAL candidates.
Lie supported the resolution in few
lOrcible remarks. Some further debate,
amid cries Of QUESTION ensued, when
a motion for the previous question was
seconded, and the resolution adopted by
apparently an unanimous vote, and with
shouts and cries OF applause, which
drowned the sound Of the Chairman's
gayel and rendered useless his appeals for
order. ...a -.
The committee appointed to invite the
Liberal Republican Convention to unite
with this Convention, here appeared and
reported that they had performed the
duty assigned them, and that the members
OF the Liberal Republican Convention
were now on their way TO the hall. LIN.
mediately afterwards Gov. Palmer Presi.
dent Of the Liberal Convention, appeared
arm in arm with Gov. Koerner, and amid
the widest enthusiasm on the part OF the
delegates and spectators, advanced to the
platform, where he was met by Gov.
Allen, President Of the Convention.
Gov. Palmer then announced that the
Liberal Republican Convention heartily
endorsed the nominations reported by
the Joint Committee Of Conference of the
two Conventions, and gladly Joined hands
with the Democracy in their support.
Gov. Allen said he desired TO meet
the advances of the Chairman OF the
Liberal Convention in the spirit in which
they were offered, and, like Paul, forget
ting the things that are behind, strike
hands with him in the common cause.
AS the Chairmen Of the two Conventions
advanced and clasped hands, anoth-
er scene Of wild excitement ensued, the
delegates standing upon the benches
cheering frantically for several moments.
Gov. Koerner was then introduced,
and In q brief speech returned his thanks
for, the honor conferred upon him, which
he had not sought, but on the contrary
had hoped toeee another nominated for
the position. He accepted the nomina.
tion, however, aud pledged his best efforts
for the success of the ticket and the cause
1t represented.
Gen. James Shields Of Missouri was
then introduced and made short speech.
The respective chairmen OF the Demo.
cratic and Liberal Republican committees
OF conference, to select an electoral ticket,
reported that the committees had been
unable to agree, and suggested that mat
lers be referred TO the Liberal Republican
State Central Committee. The recon-
mendation Of the Committee was adapted.
After vote Of thanks to the Chairman
and Secretary OF the Convention adjourn.
ed sine die. ...
Senator Trumbull addressed large
concourse this evening in State House
square. ...r-