The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-01

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graced me Gays Oh Neto.-- l.B 4, 4
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Edito1 ln'etlisenseF: 70. g, u. q, 1l,;;
Agreeably to notice one Of the largest
conventions ever assembled IN Belmont
county, met at Hunts Hall at II AM,
and temporarily organized ~ ,electi9g q
N. Todd Chairman; ". A, HUNT Y. B,
Longley, and Samuel Eric, 81 the Barnes sePr
vile Enterprise we're elected se 81
On motion " n, uaumef, Oh tne p. S Ai.lil.
Vile Ga:ette, and al other representatives
Of the press were invited TO seats on the
platform. LEO
On motion the following were appoint
ed on the respective comm!sees: n ~
Gapehart, WIN; eIl.n, Df' 'u"Hi'' o'n0
Holloway, J. B. Hoge.
CfedentiG4-Dt: l. u: Cope, Natnan
Holloway, VIM. DAY, Wm' WILKINSON,
W. q. Tallman. 2
Rutes-F. ". Schaekeuosd, Y; =; n.Ariok,
N. NJ. Scott, J. K.shotweli, A. ". Lee p
A perplexlng question inNosip6 Ie
right Of representation was introduced BY
the Beilaire delegation, VINO claimed two
delegates, the call Tor the convention be-
ing made Tor four delegates from each
township. li--iii. o
On motion, alter this measure was IN
troduced and partially discussed, the
question was referred to the afternoon
session. ~. r- ~ :.
Convention adjourned till j r. N. at
which time it re-assembled.
DR.. Capehart reported as permanent
officers: .,.I
hesidcat-W. s. Kennon. II
Wee Rcsidents-W. w. Holloway, A.
G. Ramage and J. s. Rivers (colord).
Standardization Holloway, Mathew
Mitchell.
The representatives Of the pfess were
present, ~,
DR.. Cope presented the majority re-
mort, and W. II. Tallman a minority re-
port on credentials. ' ''''
], K. Shotwell moved to lay both re-
ports on the table.
DR.. Capehart offered the following az
an amendment: r.
Resolued, That the Central Executive
Committee be and they are hereby in
structed to apportion the basis OF repre-.
sentation al he rate Of one to every 100
Republican votes, and one additional for
| .,d.,, IN =. ,,,ora yofau caat fnr SacretAry
Of State at the next general election.
After considerable discussion the de-
mand Of Bellaire for her II votes was re.
iected by q vote Of 81 to IL, by call Of
townships, DR.. Capeharts motion being
rejected; whereupon Bellaire seeded
from The convention, except Dr..M. W,
Junkins, who declared that he was no Sc
cessionist and wOuld stand by his solors.
Hls announcement! was receiver VII"
nearly n npI;a an III In, N. do,s,,,ss were
.Jn nTi tU"m, al ,ho J S"Ii 1N'
eAe'uueu n aoa.os suS ~ candidates wors
,a Ah nSIaS wSsn VIM q S Kinney Lefoy
GeS cS Sal?u, w s"m,,"i u;Si;. VIM a. roI
T. Se4 Tgis i 91m VEINS m and Snf "
Eoai,Ud To "a NJ named for Sheriff q III
SoMehu "SAS ""SNa ~. = -
Arick and DR.. Cope were appointed
tellers. H.. :,
Ffra BaLot-Kinney, 81; Sharon, q
Hills, u; Woodmansee. 4; sedgwick, .
Cotlland, 4; Craft, ]; ~ being necessary
10 choice. ri -nl
When Pultney was called, DIR. J nnkins,
alone remaining OF that delegation, an.
swered, 1.-THE Lone Star"
Second BalIOt-Kinneey, 81; sharon, .;
GStlsnd, =; sedgwiek' .; hiiiis' 10
"S SE Rss, an T; S, h ~. g;l;s 10.
stonnon I..sedswicT =. Cofland q
WooJman.ee i y
a. ,nat;on " n E;,rev,s nomination