The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-17
ONO CousrY REpuBIokx CoNvEN'

ONO County, REPUBLICAN, CoNvEN.
T1oN.-The Republicans Of Ohio county
met ut the Court House on Saturday al
ternoon for the purpose Of selecting deie.
gates to the State Convention, which
meets ut Petersburg on the 21th. Col.
WIN, B, Curtis was called TO the chair.
and in few remarks stated the object OF
The meeting, after which MIR. Abraham
Harris was chosen Secretary.
Mr.. VIM Hastings offered motion thai.
committee, consisting Of one from each
district, be appointed 70 select delegates
10 the State Convention.
Mr.. s. L. BriCe amended 1.-The motion,
BY adding instructions to the committee
10 select i've delegates from each district
and fifty from the county at large, and
the motion was adopted as amended.
On motion OF NJ. ]. D. Stanton, the
delegates 10 the State Convention were
authorized to act as delegates to the Con-
gressional Convention, which meets at the
same time and place.
The following committee was appoint
ell, in accordance with Mr.. Hastings mo-
ton: sol. ssE
WaShingon-Wm. Hastings.
1ladiSOl-T. J. Blair. .,. 80.
Gay-T. J .HuguS. W., lis
Union--L. E. Hanson. ...IF
CenIe-C. D. Hubbard.
WebStG-W.H. Travis.
Ritchie-S. L. Brice.
Ltbaty-Jos. Bell.
TriGdsiphiG-Capt. Mccoy. 49,
Riehtand-M. L. Hill.
The committee thereupon retired for
consultation, and during their absence
MesSrs. G. R. Thompson, ]. Kemple and
John 4. Hubbard briefly addressed the
convention.
4 On motion Of Mr.. Linch, committee
OF five was appointed to secure transport.
alton for tile delegates, consisting Of
Messrs: Hugh Sterling, Geo. Lineh, G. ].
Rawling, w, F. Peterson and I. J:Hugus.
The committee appointed" to select
delegates here appeared, and through
their chairman, Hon. G. D. Hubbard,
submitted the following report:
lHYour committee would report the fol-
lowing gentlemen 70 act as delegates to
the State Convention 10 be held ut Par.
kersburg, W. Va, July 9th, 1876:
| Tfiadaphid-Dr. ]. H. Storer, E. N.
Atkinson, J. E. Sisson, r. S. Hopkins,
Alex. McConn.
.Riehidnd-S. L. McCulloch; VIM. North,
Jos. Waddle, J. B. Lisle, VIM. T. Nichols,
Liberty-Wm. Bushfeld, Col. W. B,
Curtis, ]. D. Whitman, Sam'l. Bell. John
Porter. - -
'Waahinglon-Jas. Roberts, NJ. J, Chew,
c. J.. Rawling, ]. G. .Haberfeld, Adam
EIig. :.
Woodmansee, Fred. Miller, W. ]. W.
Cowden, John Mcclure.
Clay-W. F. Peterson, Hugh Sterling,
Herman Lingen, W. NJ. Curtis, A. W.
Campbell.
Union-FIenry Hess, John Oesterling,
J. A. Dunning, John Carlin, w. II. Rose,
Geo. CrumbacEer.
Ctnre-N. wilkinson, Thos, Horn.
brook, T. r. Moflat, Jas. Reed, John r,
Ws5aer-J. I: Stanton, Henry schmul.
bach, Aug. Eberling, q. G. Murdoch,
Isaac Freese, Sr.
Ritehie--J. W. Schultz, Robert Cowan,
S. L. Brice, George Bowers, sri; Adolph
Fritz.
Thomas ]. Blair, L. E. Hanson, William
4 H. Travis, NJ. L. Hill, William Hastings,
T. J. Hugus, Joseph Bell, W. A. Mccoy,
Henry Wallace, Joseph Woodward, DR.
K. W. HazIett, NJ. B. c. Wright, Phillip
Schuehle, VI. L. Cole, John A. Arm
strong, Edmund Booking, Henry Bah
, cock, Daniel Peck, Al. Clarke, Benjamin
Allison, August Sthwertterger, b. 3
Dovener, Henry Mayer, Flank Coen, Ed
Mendel, VIC. Stewart, ]. 4. Davenport
William B. Fisher, George K. Thompson
W. F. Gaskins, J. II. Riddle, George Hol'
linger, James L. Slater, Abraham Harris
Jacob Kemple, Alex. Turner, W. NJ
Dunlap, Zenas Fish, Elias Rolls, S. Oscar
Burdeis, Chris. .Liedl, Z. lDardine, Johr
Clayton, William Elson, Anton Reymann
a. II. Britt, A. G. Robinson. Charles II
Helmbright, George Zoeckler, Chris
= Seibke.
The report ofthe committee was adopt
ed as read.
The following resolution, offerd by Mr.
:. Kemrle, was adopted without dissent
a ing vote:
ResOlred, That the delegates Of 0hi'
! county appointed to the Republican Stat
Convention, be and are hereby instruct
! cd to favor resolution in the Stat,
:, platform, looking TO the abolition OF the
:, present County Court system.
Capt. Doyener made a motion TO tue Ell
feet that any Republican at Parkersburl
on the eth inst, be empowered to act a
a delegate, which was the cause Of a live
\ ly and spirited debate. Several amend
ments were offered and freely discussed
. . but the original motion was finally car
: ried.
! The Convention then adjourned.