The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-24
nouRpoN nLusrkn AND noMBAsr
In Nominating the caadidatss-Tires"ms
and T.dIoas IaiEers Bore the Dele
gaies-One Ballet Taken and
the Candidates Lett 20
sleep In Fxpeet.
ane,s Arms.


the distribution ol numerous neWspApe
slips Of the same tenor contributed t
strengthen the impression that the 'olr
man was coming back again." and ther
was very uneasy feeling among delegate
whose opposition to him had been too IN
qualified to be patched over. otherin,erest
were not idle, aud amount oI printed an,
spoken matter issued by the various bu
reaus, ran through the whole gauntlet o
adulation and abuse. One OF the feature
Of this convention Is the pictorial adver
tisement OF candidates, the pictures ii
8 ,me cases being pretty good likenesse
aad in others being toned up eousiderabI!
| TO give an appearance oivisor aud vitality
entirely lacking in the original.
The convention was little late in as
sembling, q good many Of the delegates
showing the effects Of late committee wotl
and other nocturnal performances. Tht
committees were understood to be ready
although Mr.. Good, Of your city, informed
me late last night that the Committee OIL
Resolutions, ,-oi which he was member,
had done nothing except to appoint a
sub.committee Of nine to whom all resolu'
tions were referred.
Temporary ftesideh. hoau'Y eaI1es .pe
convention to order a' io'4o a. NJ ana u
prayer at the opening was teSe'Seu ~
similar irreVerent way as 'iie one u seS "
lerday, some oi the gallery S'a'eSmeH yeil
Ing "lOuder" when tue clergyman Oegan, S1
aud general ina''ennon ptess,,'ns' @ i"t
rilden men were smmI n enous" o,,'N.' 70 na.e
the oo@ml..te o.. -" .,,Lnnah ~. cNmm;,.
tion 10 report L'Ss' A""yG .,I Wv .o",,. a.,
tee on oIeuenI'H's s"' ~ ,%i"s, n'.,n..
In tns oa'llfAl O'us' y. mug, ."so,,. ~, ,he
SION 0, 'ne ~" ,rp..s, S.pIs III r,,im.n,s MA
saGl.o' ,.,,s..s1 u .ns %os sni,i,sa and some.
when .olIo"eu "A' ''
titnOs p'uet, - =, ,.,..
John ke''g slipped %. o., Nv *ae% D.nS.. "s ssI -,
tenaeteu 'u9 p'~.'O ~, @ny Hnhhatd ~
rexns In favor Of Tamtuauy's ADMISSION
were torcibIe and eloquent pleas for the
nts1'''y {, ,tyU H. ,vsn,ion win m. arsu.
eap'S%s. ,,'.. Y y - .n .",snI The voice II New
meIs m taAt ~ az ~ .a'"r,inr nj hsT delegate.
YORK III WV n"N ~
would be a tlIgrant invasion OF tue doc
tripe Of State rights, aud tue IamnanY
braves had 10 eoasele themtelves with po'
si,ions as spectators among thp delegates,
which wsrp accorded them on motion ol
Wilson, Of West Virginia
Alter this there was q recess taken 70,
m. nn,noss Of finding ex-senator Stephen.
son n Kentucky, aud seating hin as per.
manor. President, aud some little time
~a. consumed in the quest. Finally be
" .noas,rd - and addressed the Convention
:. ~ Zoo, Isnv,h and to small purpose, mosi
:, - H. r.na,Ls be;nv inaudible, and those
.hioh y wsra heard baing altogether com.
aa,..s "
aao l,,,,,D o;vsn and
fhen ,aete was ,,..,,.,,, III i sa;,,smon, and
returned osef 49, s,,,iens ~. onnea,.
The COMMITTEES y y" tseoS ,s.',,,,a - ,ha Kan.
ing, osq man p'ssNe a, y, n.oc.sd n ths
lucky deieeA.9F, nyssl ~. - Thi. osr.ed
nomination o. esn.a''s. ,aa.s. ta.s sa - ~
some sur and tfepluAuvn' ~" w.. .Sa'. :. 80 @
timtd ones moYea 70 aul's'n, W. ss III 49, ~ =
ton was promp"y s''ea uy"s NV .aa ""a =. 'a' ="
roll oil satea was otaslsu SA''01 'O' AS
nations by their aeleSal'no'
l ,elegrsphed you In the shape onilennt
this afternoon the nominations, teSethef
with the result Of the single ballot taken.
With lew exceptions ue nol4'Hrs.Ss % r.aIt
speeches were mufaeFous' 'asnee 'e'u
bad what winu remMssa ~ Jus Do1'
knocked out BY the orators VINO sPoke 10,
him AZ etfectualIy as thougn they hso
read one Of the Judges opinions. Mofn-
son was badly mansled by Marshall
Bayard and Hendricks were treated a
little better, and Heneoek and Thurman
got good sCnd offs, Doughsrty end Hub
bard's speeches in behalf OF the former
b ling ringing and magnetic, and those
John NJ. Daniel and ]. II. Good In layor
Of Thurman being scarcely inferior.
The vote herewith sent you Is worth
,i,tle for the purpose Of analysis. The
nnroose @ Of mapy delegations Is to gain
,,ms and cover their real purpose being
very marked. Il shows, however, thal
Hancock has some strength in a large
numbsr Of States, thus giving him the
benefit of earnest missionaries in nearly