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


Stsod M Gsd combat Ezeh men e Gi3epE
D, CSrSsn, Jonathan u. Bennett, Dan
Johnson Gpd olksgS q Lesser po;ei AZ
throoRh al Tie intAmJ5s legiAi1Hoa pro
psed By those men M. Scott hts E:ooc
40 log Tie people and hU b8iilet against
The iriAmO1I pfopHitionI hey intro
drcsd. And Il III that elkGs q stupidity
ADD coafcs!on called the SciI o. The Lsgi
lAturs q is12-3. NJ. Scost VA ioGrt
battling 70 dtseAt IL Without kay dis-
pHAgeneai 70 Tie oiheE .ggnLemen Ebc
nave beeo plSce3 il nontn1Iion here 10
day, bers predict that Ehoald this Con,
Tsaiioa dse55e, u ! hope il viii, that Mr.
So5st i cur choice, Coz. Ben Wilson vii
aad &C TIE second Tuesday q Octobei
ikN there ErE { hat Of msn who doc'
EKai lin 70 represent . In The nsKt Is
::ouA Hose q Representatives BE vi
ihtn most EssH6dly hGTe 3 chance I,
EtAEt Up Salt Rive before there gets 70 b
TOO much Ice II the\Eo,n e vas III
eAbe Ekel they pccpoS Slo move tb'
CouTenfon 70 Wheeling.
NJ. HosubTook again Gruse. Eise, NJ
be said, tor two objects. 0ae ncGe par
nS1l1Ily, d 70 becoDd the nomination o
ny kiend A ". CAmp6el ItI scarcely
necessary, with many q u q his friends
% get up and second his nomination, - b
hAS ALREADY beea %. in pomin4tiOD; 61'
10 making TIE termination my friend do
not have much % say f0G him q hAs been
aid t0s scne othes BY the senuemeu
nominating them.
can =, this time. sIr, name two good
msn, II this CorrsntiOn should n0ntnAte
them, either Of whom would win Ia the
next Congressional election. One i my
friend 4. ". Campbell, End the other Is
tie bon. Daniel Lamb, Of this city. Ap
pl1ube Now u ihh ConYention viii
oaiJ 3st pat the wheels IN motion tor
thee gentlemen and We will al Just b
up sst doing With 40 hooess hear and .
good intention, eiIheC vii carry the Dis.
irict 81 The next election without do1bt
! VII do more, Sir, for my part, in work
AID IN money tog either Of those gentle
men, th1a l viii ior many o;herS IN The
State. ApplAnSe
Capt John VI. 5chIliZ. Of Ohio, sAiC
that IN nominating A. ". CAnpbsl b
did not make any remarks, q his lrisnC
Hornbrook had aid. He thought CON
meat wAs unnecessary. Warm applause
A ". Campbell, sIi6 the speaker, q
every man knows, IL Ae father Of thl
Republican pUiy IN West Vifginia, sP
p!a1seI aud u such helped "a 10 o5ISil
The State Of Wet Virginia applanss
Otherwise yo1 Voa!d have had no Con
TsDtion here today. Applause.
NJ ThomIs HOrnbrook, Of OHIO, lie
s1u!nsl ssi6: One word more, sir, AM
thAIis Just 70 he point. The Democrats
cir, OF lhIs State, owe their al TO A. W
Campbell and 9 few OF his kin there Eer
here 10 Ohio county and in Wheeling
Her slI, lSbo,ed Tor the good oil the UhOl
STATE IN promoting the "Lsi.up' move
msnt which took An active part in, viii
The leading Republicans Of Ohio county
An1 many Of them, Sir, were Republicans
ron principle - lar back Is the times o
1855, that dared utter their opinions, &
/; Sere a The m01Ih Of the cannon an
pJ!ni OF the bsyonet, and In face Of III
n!SsS and s1eers Of the mobs gotten q
against them.
Hr. A ". Campbell, Of Ohio, At thi
point came forward on the stage and said
l want 10 say 3 word in regard 70 n,
p1.iii1n before this Convention. II /
well kooEn thst am not candidate 70
this position. | have repeatedly said 6
" ny friends, and Il l were nominStet
hs:e today could not accept the noni
nation. however thank the gentlemen
Eho have expressed themselves 90 kindl!
IN ny behalf, just the same Gs il was
Candidate. IApplEuse
Mr.. J. z. Hooicn, Of MArshAllisAid, 3
a. humble ciuz.1 Of Marshall, he Grus
Tor the purpose OF seconding the nomins
tIoo oil Gen. Got. he Was in hopes |
cinzen oil MS own county, gentleman il
whom he bsd the utmost cophdenc
would be placed In nomination, but founl
his name mad not been mentioned. l be
lleVe, he EAid, express the opinion oil |
great many oil the voters OF Marshal
county when l say Gen. COT Is theil
choice. Applausel. / frst knew Gen
Cot A. soldier in tbs Union Army
Talk Abou; man building up the BE
pab.icAn party, and about Fathers Of TIT
Republican party" bat will tell you /
Is The men that went 70 the field and thS
were not afraid 10 draw their sword!
and riSk their lives that made the Repub
licAn party wba. it is to-day. Ap.
pause General Goti went 70 the hec
roi from any mercenAry motives Ever!
one who knows him knows thst HI
Tuot there out Of pure patriotism As 1
lover oil his country, and he helped 4
make the Republican party o. the poin
Of the bsyoDet what il il today.
ask the Convention 10 take into con
siderAtion that gsntlem3a's claim BE
9 yO0ng man. 1 admit that perhaps b
has noi done a. much for the Republican
party Is . great many othG genuemel
have done who have been placed in noni
nation; bat General Gof il 9 man VIII
csn briDg q greater element oil strength
to-dAy than sny other man know in Ii,
district. He hiss the ability, the hoDes
reputation, and be hiss always been and /
good and true Republican.
bon. J. B. Blair, Of Wood, said II wa
gate evident that there were moe pin
lnGn there were hoies 70 put them in. a.
regretted that II was 20, Tor he could sal
honestly that there was not one oil ID
gentlemen put in nomination that it Woult
not do his soul good 10 vote Tor. Ap
plauSe Bot, continued the speaker, NOT
withstAnding there are claims Of Variou
gentlemen from various parts Of the dis
uict / hope you will pardon me Tor lres
passing on your time Tor one moment
while AK you 70 consider the name Q
Judge George LOOMS, Of the county o
Wood. II have 10 eulogy 20 bestoW up0l
him BE Is widely known throughou
this entire Congressional District, anC
he Is tAyorsbly known, and when,
ever he has been presented 10 tht
people Tor their sufrsges he has been sue
cessful and ran Tar beyond party lines
Judge Loomis 10 man Of talent; he il 9
man OF education: he ia a fine speaker: hI