The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

TIM PK1AtlRtEs.-Th Republicans
held their primary meetings on Saturday
evening, for the selection Of delegates TO
the County Convention, and the nomina-
ton Of district officers. The result We
give below, with the exception OF the
nominations made in Liberty district for
Justices and Constables. No nomination
was made for School Commissioner in
Richie district:
WASHINGTON.
DeleQates-Jas. Roberts, Adam Elig,
W. II. Chapman, Caleb Sylyis, John
Emery, VIM. Goering, Chas. Oliver,
Adam Henneman, George Otto, G. Glass
ner.
County CommissiOnsr-samuel D. Tip
+ School CommissiOner-Wm. Hastings.
JuHiees-John Oliver and Daniel
Clemmens, Of Fulton.
Conaaba-John johnson and Henry
Stewart.
Dsl,oats-Joseph speidel, B. B. Dove.
ner, Thomas Glasscock, G. H. Collier,
A. G, Robinson, F. Coen, T. 81. Logan,
l. WoodmanSee, A. Kline, G. Z. Wheat,
and John Jackson.
County Cornmiaioner-JoSeph speidel.
School Conmissioner-C. H. Watkins.
Jaaiees-W. H. Caldwell and James
Mcconnell. =,
ConaabLes-Wm. R. Richardson and
Robert Bond,
CLAY.
Deleqatss-James Bodley, ]. G. Hupp,
Geo. Hollinger, L. 7. BuSby, W. Ii. Hal
Ter, G. Lied, +. J. Dillon, W. Wollen-
weber, Hugh Sterling and Robt. Nesbis.
County 0oumisioner-John Frew..
School Commissioner. 7. Mcclure.
Jusiea-W. J. Robb and Will. Philips.
ConStabIa-J. s. Hull and J. A. Her.
t motion made by Mr.. Hugh Sterling,
that any Republican from Clay district
be accredited as delegate and be al;
lowed to cast pro rata vote, wascarried
at this meeting.l
UNION.
DAtgatcs-John Reid, j., James Rob
inson, Z. s. Dunaway, A. Truschel, Newt.
Tracy, VIM. Budke, ST., J. V. Wilson,
!. D. Prayer, George Kingdom and Henry
Hess.
County CommissiOur-GeOrge King
horn.
School Gmniiissioner-Capt. John Carlin.
Juaiess-James Launder and William
Shields, sr.
ConsabEs-W. Murphy and John More.
land.
CENTRE.
Deleoates-Thos. Moffat, B. F. Caldwell,
G. G. Roth, Jacob Kemple, James Reed,
sr., DR.. E. J. Wuderlich, VIM. link,
Henry Roemer, R. G. Jordan and VIM.
Fry. -
and james Reed, sr.
County Commi8ioner-Thos. r. Motiat.
Justice. ofhe Peace-Ja cob Kemple and
s. A. G. Hamilton.
WEBSTER.
Deleqates-Isaac Freeze, J. D. Stanton,
VIM. Linch, G. G. Murdoch, George
johnson, VIM. Furguson, A. NJ. Harkins,
Wilson Johnston, W. Peters and G.. G.
Trimble.
0ounty oommissioner-Henfy schmul-
bach,
School Commissioner-G. G. Murdoch.
JuAices-Haryey Brockett and ]. Q.
Belleyille.
Conaables-Wm. Blakemore and Geo.
Birch.
.RITcHIE.
Deleoatss-J. a. Bickerton, ]. Il. Leigh.
ton, G. J. Hays, J. G. Deyine, VIM. Hall,
John Speidei, Fred. Hanke, s. Water
house, ST., A. Serig, Chris. Honecker.
County Commisioner-John W. Schultz
Jwtiess-John W. Schultz, DR.. L. W.
Richter.
Conaables-Wm. Il. Combs, John Dun
ming.
HIGHLAND.
Detgates-Jas. Mccullough, John Lyle,
D. A. Waddle, A. Mccullough, W. Eng.
lish, J. Dean, A. G.Sawtell, VIM. North,
DR.. English, Capt. Benz. Springer, with
five alternates as follows: John Lash,
Chas. Busby, Jacob Stills, James Akin.
son, Wesley Bowman.
COUNTY Commissioner-Wm. T. Nichols.
Jraices-John B. Lyle, Malcolm Low.
rey.
Conaabla-George Weidman, James
Norman.
LIBERTY.
Dskqaks-W. B. Curtis, T. T. Max
we'll, James Rice, WIN. Dunlap, j., Wm.
Moore, Isaac Snedeker, Faris Whitman,
A.. McColloch, Samuel Rel, VIM. Fore.
man.
County COMMISSIONER. D. Whitman.
TRIADELPH1A.
Delsgates-Dr. J. H. Storer, E. n. At
kinson, II. H. Hornbrook, J. G. Maxwell,
John Hall, WA. Mccoy, John E. Sisson,
James Hervey, Alex. McConn, Frank
Muldoon.
County Commissioner-Hugh Clark.
Justiees-James c. Maxwell, Edward
McCausland.
Constables-Samuel Knight, Ira White.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES primaries
were held Saturday for the election Of
delegates to represent the various dis.
tricts in the Republican. Convention TO be
held at the Court House this morning.
The arrangements for the Convention
have already been announced, and moth
ing new can be added in this connection.
The delegates, whose names appear in
another part Of this paper, are represent
alive men ois the party. Asis known, the
delegates TO the County Convention are
entrusted with the nomination Of a candi-
date for Sheriff. Thecontest for this nom:
inati6n is exciting considerable interest,
and the respective friends OF Messrs. +.
A. Britt, Frank johnson and John r.
Hubbard are working energetically for
their respective champions. Mr.. Britt's
friends claim that sixty.two Of the one
hundred delegates will vote for him, and
that therefore his nomination is assured
on the first ballot. The delegates who
are expected to cast their ballots for Mr..
Britt are located as follows:
Washington
Madison.
Ctay
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Webster.