Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-12
w HsT vIHuINIA'B CHOICE.
The DemoOTatio Delegation a Unit tor
Thurman Seymour uoueraliJ lts beo
ond Choice. aud . strong JoweIt senu'
mont Apparent

Thurman Seymour uouorally lta Bee.
ond Choice. aud . Strong JoweIt benu-
mont Apparent
Nav YuRE, June 1.-THE following
interviews With West Virginia doleRltcs
tn the Cincinnati Convention have been
rcrciycd 10y the HrnuH
Senator ". g, Davis stands AT the
head ol the delegation from thc state
tu the Cincinnati Convention, aud IL a
devoted friend ut senator Thurman.
asked him whu hc would favor after
Thurman. lie said hc had given 40
thought tu such contingency. ~
think It cxpcdicul To- nominate Thur
man, aud | think hIs chances arc dc
,idrdly good Therefore, ! sTcnr rca.
spu H. give any Thought tn ascrund
choice. "A yuu know, am great al
mirpr uf Gnyyruor seymour, and hr.
lIryr thrrr cu hc ~ possible objection
made tu h,suuuiuntDuu, Of tho convon.
uuu should cUuruir that Iruruan was
not lhc most available mUu
IIrrald-"Cau any contingency arise
IN Which iJ Wuuli hr uNprdIrul tpuum.
tuslu lidru, senator
senator 81 can think ui none, str II
srcms a. mc that uC - utterly out ut ihu
question and Ought not lee hr thought ui
lur y moment
IItald Will Payne hr his lrEalrc'
SENATOR IAN such tain II mdGr. II
Thurman IL not nominated nu other
OHIO mau eau br
!. II Cool, ui Ohio Cnuuty,a district
delegate -"Oi CnurSo | am Tor Thurman
iral. aud all our people dro iur hiu.
,ln not know what effect the nomination
ni Garfield will have on his prospects
II Thurman ruul carry ohio IA Ogtu-
her over Ga.i .ilrli hjs nomination would
40 through with rush How would
Seymour aud Thurman dot Wouldn't
that be- grand ticket, pure and p'llrrl
m ali lls parts
Herald Would Thurman accept the
Nirr Presidency '
i,uui "Dl course hC don't want II,
hut he t. patriot enough tu accept any
pnsitIun assigned him by hi4 party Hts
lime will be- uut IN the senate uu
a., fourth ui MW,h neat,
aui hu might as vel
remain In Washington, draw thc eight
,hnusnud dollars salary preside over
the Spuatr, ~ which he les rr"llyiCui,
10 A H.hIus Nhsu u suited hiW, aud hr
on hand tu take the fulus ui hu'rIn.
ment II Seymour should either dle 90
resign
William l.. Wilson, 1T Jefferson yuuu
| Is, iz Que ui the delegates trom the Sec
nud District lie Is a Thurman man
first, but would mol object iu ulthet Scy.
muur ~ Bayarl II want" ho said
| "Ihe ahlust aud purcst statusluau IN the
land. but above aud h,yund all, want
| tie most available
James Morrow Jt. IT Marion county
| 81 am ipT Thurman, aud su warmly 80
| ~ a. hp unable tu see merit lu others
We can aud ought tp win thl- wear, aui
| I am tlr the uau whu will lead "a ~
victory. There - outs uHy tliug Won
do | won't vote tor llldcn M the ''u
yrniInn under ANY circumstances
Robert MullioWucy, Ihlri lIEtUgi
| delegate At large II am sure uuT rrnpl,
are substantial unit Tor Thurman, aud
| am iur him, but | alsU Tor the man
/ Who will be- sure a. win.
" 4. Thompson, district delegate
| Thurman is Ih, uohlesi Roman OF them
all. and hope tp see him our nominee
/ have not yet thought ct a second
| choice. hut II the contingency should
arlsc hc must he stronger man lhdn
Thurman and must he convinced "l
| that fact
Hauy G simms, Thirl district, Cabcil
county % am irr Thurman, hut viii
ue satisfied with seymour, ur any other
good man
RI. IiarluN, Grccnhricr county AZ
large "Our people feel kindly toward
Hancock. Tie is agtcat soldier snd u
possessed IT high order ut statesman
shin. Hut vcWill be- satisfied With cilt.
eT thurman NJ RUsTi.
T. H. Suiicr, ksHaWhS county, l''s.
trict delegate Thurman II nv hus'
choice. bat seymour is a good serunh.
But the man who viii via lsmy tckei.
In my talk With senator DAVIS hc Ia
formed me that the vote Ot the Stair
will be cast solid for Thurman, and that
West NIrginia would not desert the
Ohio statesman as long as OHIO stood hy
him Il break ever came, It would pro-
bably be A general break IA favor ui
some one Who was supposed ~ hr
poss,sspd OF an unusual amount 81
availability, AMI all would probably
tumbie IN iogrthct Tie did not thluk
that any other name than Thufmans
s,ood 80 high la West Virginia ~ srJ
mour's, and It might come to that.
There is one delegate a, larsu ~ select,
aud a. u - pretty Nell Euorn Nho hC
NiIl bs, interyieNcd him this evening
lie is warm psr-oaal friend ui judge
] Thurman and viii stand by him A. Iona
a. IL is judicions to 10 -. JeWelt Is very
popular In the upper part OF the state
aud IN the river COUNTIES, and should
New York present his name alter a ieN
ballots. West virginia would stampede
10 him.