The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-31

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The report of the, committee, with the
amendment, was then adopted. =
The Chairman announced that nomi-
nations for Governor were In order.
Nathan Gof, Jr., Ward q. Lamon, G.
W. Smith, A. W. Campbell and John s.
Witcher were nominated for Governor.
Messrs. Smith, Campbell and Witcher
declined, and Mr.. Lannon's name was
Withdrawn. j,
Nathan Gofi, Jr., was then nominated
by acclamation, amid tremendous ap-I
plause.
: NJ. Hill, of Kanawha; Milton Wells, OF
Writ; F. H. Crago, OF Marshall; W. R:
White, OF Marion, and j. G. Blair, OF
Marion, were nominated for State Super
intendent OF Free Schools. -
After partial ballot had been taken
the names Of Messrs. Blair, White. Hill
and Wells were withdrawn, and Professor
Crago declared the nominee by acclana-
tion. r... .g, .,.r8,. ~
Charles M. Shinu, OF Taylor county,
was nominated for Auditor by acclama'
tion. 49,
B. NJ. Kitchen, Of Berkeley; g. ". At
kinson, Of Kanawha, and Moses Frank:
enberger, OF Kanawha, were nominated
for Treasurer.
Mr.. Atkinson Withdrew and nominated
A. F. Gibbens, Of kanawha. Shortly
after the balloting was begun Mr.. Gibbens
was Withdrawn.
The ballot resulted ~ follows:
Moses FrantOnberger
b. n. Kitchen""..
The Chair declared Moses Franken-
berger, the nominee for Treasurer.
Mr.. George G. sturgisS nominated John
A. Hutchis0n, for Attorney General. On
motion Mr.. Hutchinson was declared the
nominee OF the convention by acclamation.
The Chair announced that nominations
for Judges Of the Supreme Court were in
order. Mr.. J. NJ. Kemple, Of Ohio conn-
ty, nominated W. H. H. Flick, Of Jeffer.
son county, for one OF the long terms OF
twelve years. Mr.. Flick was declared
the nominee by acclamation.
For the other long term, Capt. J. NJ:
Pipes nominated G. W. B. Allison, Of
Ohio county; D. II. Willard nominated
Col. J. W. Davis, Of Greenbrier; r. T.
Fleming nominated Edwin Maxwell, OF
Harrison.
Judge Maxwell declined, and R. L.
Berkshire, Of Monongalia, was nominal
ed. The fourth ballot resulted as fol-
lows:
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j. w Davis s'''' o'Slo
C. W. B. Allison
The second ballot resulted as follows:
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CIV. b.
For the short term OF four years, ]. W.
Davis, OF Greenbrier; R. IS. Brown, Of
Jackson, and Thomas N. Harrison, Of
Harrison, were nominated.
Thefollowing is the result OF the first
ballot: '.s.
r. 8. isv0
7. W. 800
J. W. s,oia
Judge Davis withdrew his name, and
the second ballot resulted rs follows:
r. g. Brown....
7. W. Harrlson..."....."..-.... 0lo
The Chair stated that the next thing
in order was the nomination Of Presiden.
tial Electors.
On motion he election Of District
Electors was relegated 10 the Congress
sional Districts. ~
G. W. Smith, Ward H. Lamon, John
S. Witcher, John a. Cunningham, j. W.
Cracraft and T. B. Swami were nomina'
ted for Electors at Large.
Moved that the Convention nominate
both Electors at one ballot. Carried.
Messrs. Witcher, Cunningham and
Cracraft were Withdrawn.
The ballot resulted as follows:
Ward II. lAnon. 4US "
C. W ~
I. u. Swami 1'9
The Chair declared Ward II. Lamon
and G. W. Smith the nominees OF the
Convention for Presidential Electors at
Large. .. ..,... .af
The committee appointed to report a
Republican State Executive Committee
reported as follows:
To he Republican Convention
Your committee appointed to select a
State Executive Committee beg'leave to
report the following gentlemen as mem.
bers OF said committee: 7. 81. Logan,
Ohio county; JST. Hoke, Mineral; D. Il.
Willard, Mason; C. c. Cole, Wood; j. s.
Cunning cham, Kanawha.
/: H. DuvAL, Chairman.
On motion of E. W. s. Moore, Of Ma.
rion, the President and Secretary Of the
Convention were added to the committee.
Votes OF thanks were returned to the
people OF ParkerSburg for their kindness
and courtesy; to the B. & o. and Marietta
4 Cincinnati Railroads for courtesies,
and TO the officers Of the Convention for
their impartiality and faithfulness.
The Chairman then declared the Re:
publican State Convention adjourned
sine die.
A. W. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
G. w. ATKINSON, III.
W. NJ. o. DAWSON, S..,.,,.;,,
RIcHARn BURKE,