The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

Constitution reTef could have been car.
ned Il A election for ofioers under
IL had not been provided a. The tine 81
ToGinE on Il EhTeby every Candidate and
al their urcles and Gunts and cousins
were enlisted in favor q ratification for
fear Pep Woold not get into once" Zap
plAuse
he congratulated the Convention on
he hIrm0ny that hSd characterized lie
proceedingA TIE next thing needed vas
detailed work See that every man you
believe vii vote right Is 81 the polls Vote
early, and you viii have time 70 look a.
Ter othsrI. The way 70 beE' Wilson WAS
10 poll more votes IoE Get than
hiI friends can poll for him; and
the votes are 70 be bFo1ght cot BY
this cGrelul and minute work Then Il Is
i the will Of the people, after al they
have suffered, that they have not suffered
long enoush-thst they must have an
additional dose given them-Shy, then.
they viii elect Ben. Wilson. ApplADse.
Bat il they think it i time 10 say
enough" 10 make 8 reform and 10 send
men 70 the Legislature that will vote Tor
the best interests N the State, then they
will vote Tor oar nominee.
The speaker then referred 70 the public
printing plumber under the present regime,
when il costs $50 900 against an sverige
annually OF $4,000 under his Rspubi-
cAn predecessor
Presently the speaker turned his Gtten.
ton 10 the StAte Capital question and de-
clAred that the proposition Of Wheeling
TO provide temporary capital, Tor . term
Of yesrs, free OF cost 10 the STATE ought 70
be accepted. BE didn't claim the permA-
nent capital 10. the Pan Handle, bat the
seat Of government ought 70 be here I'LL
the S!Gte was better able 70 locate and
build.
Aiiee Mr.. Pomeroy had concluded,
Hon. G. D. Hubbard, Of Ohio, moved that
the President and Secretary Of the Con.
Ventioa communicate 70 Gen. Gof his
nomination, and request his acceptance
Agreed 70.
On motion Of Mr.. T. ]. Blair, Of Ohio,
the President Of the Convention EEs d..
rected, after due deliberstion, TO Sppoint
Congressional Executive Committee, 70
consist o. I've member, announcement Of
the names 70 Be Published win the pro-
ceedings Of the C0nTention.
Mr.. o. G. Scodeld, Of Wood, moved
that the thanks Of the Convention be ex.
tended TO the citizsns Of Wheeling for
their very generous and hospitsble treat
menG Of the members Of the Convention,
and especially are thGrks rendered 70
Manager lAmea Hamilton the rFnnYiefnF
Of this building. Tor itS use during our ses-
lon, and IN which, added the mover,
trust has been enacted q drama today
thst viii not only please our friends bat
confuse our enemiea Applause
The Chair, renArking hat he Supposed
the latter remark was not part Of the mo-
ton, put the question ana It WAS agreed
70 with applause. ......
HoD.J. B. B!Air, Of Wood, then sub
mitted the motion tor adjournment; h
Was carried, and the Convention dissolved,
with perTAding feeling Of satisfaction
and harmony not often witnessed in the
conclusions Of similar bodies
PogT scRRT.-After the adjournment
Of the Convention the Chairman, in pur.
susDce Of the authority conferred upon
him BY the Convention, appointed the fol.
lowing Congressional Committee, viz
Geo. Edwards, Of MArshall Co., Chm.
Thomas Hornbrook, Of Ohio.
7. A. Robinson, Of Harrison.
P. W. Morris, Of Richie.
]. B. Blair, OF Wood.