The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-22
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE nEfuB.
LOAN COUNTY coMnIrrEE. NJ

paign-CIub Meetings, Cauensses,
and Pow.wows, Public and
Priyate-The Coming
Primaries.
The Republican County Executive Com
mittee met last night at the Office Of Geo.
H. Parks, candidate for Sheriff, all the
districts but one, Liberty, being represent
ed. Mr.. 7. T. Maxwell, the member for
that district; was unavoidably absent.
Washington district was represented BY
g. B. Jones, who was authorized by Jos.
Hamilton, the regular Committeeman from
that district, to act for him. The other
districts were represented by the commit
teemen appointed by their respective del
egations in the County Convention, as fol-
lows: Madison, Caleb Sylvis; Clay, J. Fl.
McFall; Union, J. W. Lewis; Centre, DR..
E. ]. Wunderlich; Webster, A. O. F. Ebe-
ling; Richie, VIM. H. Combs; Triadel-
phia, DR.. storer.
On motion OF DR.. E. ]. Wunderlich, DR..
storer was called to the chair. DR.. Wun.
4 derlich was chosen temporary Secretary,
and the committee proceeded to perma-
nent organization, which was effected with
perfect harmony. DR.. storer and Mr..
Ebeling were nominated for permanent
President, but Mr.. Ebeling declining to
, run, the Doctor was on motion nominated
, by reclamation. 49,.
For Vice President, three nominees
were in the field, and q ballot became
necessary. One was taken with the iol'
lowing result: A. @. F. Ebeling, O; DR..
Wuuderlich, ! Caleb Sylvis, 2.
For Secretary, DR.. Wunderlich and Mr..
] McFall were nominated, but McFall with
: drawing, the Doctor was chosen by accla-
: nation. The position OF Treasurer was
!. Left vacant until after a finance commit
i tee should be appointed.
I Several projects OF considerable interest,
/. pertinent TO the conduct OF the campaign,
. we're discussed, the most important being
the plan for the erection OF large, airy
wigwam for meetings during the cam.
, paign. This project having been matured
. by Messrs. VIM. F. Peterson, Joseph Spidel
: and Harry List, these three gentlemen
were appointed committee TO investigate
the probable cost, and to select desirable
location, and report detailed plan fof the
: building and its erection. The idea OF the
!, committee seems to be that board
i structure to comfortably seat and shelter
two thousand five hundred persons, with
= commodious platform for speakers,
J, officers, reporters, &C., can be built at
t comparatively light expense II the value o.
g the lumber when the building has served
its purpose be taken into consideration
: Several sites have been mentioned, all &C
# cessible from all parts OF the city, central
3 ly located, and possessing all the requisites
k for the purpose.
REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN CLUBS.
9 The Republicans OF the Fourth ward
4 will meet at the Atlantic Engine House
!. tomorrow night for the purpose OF com
pleting the organization Of their Garfield
}. and Arthur Club, hearing the reports OIL
! committees, &c.
!; The Island club also meets tomorrow
night.
land Arthur Club was held in the hall al
;. the corner of.Main and Fourteenth streets
t last night. This club numbers among lie
3 members some OF our best young citizens
g and is in a Furnishing condition.
IS Parker's Hall will be filled TO overflow
ing tonight to hear the speeches Of the
b Republican candidates and other promi'
|. nent men. II all the districts were as en-
Il ergetic in the work as the Fifth ward, the
Rennhlican ticket would be elected by Q
!: large majority.
D THE HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY.
The contest among the Democratic
= hosts under Tingle on the one side and
!, Wilson on the other still goes on yigor
. ously, with the johnson and Campbell
!. parties as reserve waiting TO receive re.
Inducements from one Of the. other con
ltestant's forces before going into the COM
: Dat. all parties are serene and protested
/ " confident OF success. Hans Good Is re-
!. garded by some as dark horse, and his
= friends smile as they see the breach widen
!, ing between the two leading factions, as II
d the further they get from an ultimate
r agreement upon one Of the prominent
candidates the better 1t Is for Hans. He
b himself says he Is tout OF the race" and
a that he doesn't think he ever felt as con.
: tented as he does as locker on" This
r expression may have deep significance,
8 taken in connection with the condition oil
4 the contest at which he Is locker on.
/ Yesterday Mr.. Jingle and Hon. VIM. A.
Hearne, one Of Wilson's warmest cham.
pions, got into warm dispute on some
political or personal point. Some Of Mr.
fringle's assertions were disputed by Mr..
= Hearne in way that was more emphatic
= than polite, and both gentlemen exhibited
r marks Of temper which led the bystand-
4 ers TO anticipate still warmer words.
: However, both gentlemen had too much
sense to continue the discussion to an Of
iensive point-in the presence Of wit
nesses.
The candidates for justice Of the peace
+. on the Democratic side oil the fence are as
: busy as hen with one chicken, with a
view to securing the nominations at the
primary elections Saturday. Their name
seems to be legion, and every day sees
some new Richmond in the field in some
district
! The THIEF CAuanr.-The INTELIIoRNcrR
: yesterday published an exclusive &C.
count of the robbery at Louis Schwalb's