The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-20
nUroHINsoN foR CONGRESS- IN 1ssa.
The Republican Club OF New Cumber-
land, Hancock Comfy, Renominate
Him In Some Complimentary ResoIu.
Hons

lions.
NEw CUMBERLAND, November 10.
Correspondence Of the IntellIgspcer.
Last night the Republicans met en-
masse in Town Hall to give Hon. John A.
Hutchinson a welcome to our town and to
Hancock county. The hall was filed
when, at an early hour, the
Board escorted Mr. Hutchinson and Mr..
kemple up, and upon their entrance the
crowd manifested their appreciation OF
their guests by hearty applause. After
some preliminary arrangements and gen.
eEal hand shaking and cordial greeting,
Mr.. Atkinson, as Chairman, introduced
Mr.. Hutchinson, who made terse speech
OF generalities, causing frequent applause
and cheers, after which Hon. John A.
Campbell, as Chairman OF q committe
working for permanent organization OF
our Garfield aud Arthur club, read the
following resolution, which was adopted
by unanimous vote:
The Garfield aud Arthur Club, OF New
Cumberland, in closing the campaign Of
1850, would congratulate the county upon
the triumph OF the Republican party, and
the election OF our standard bearers to the
highest Offices within the gift OF the peo-
pie. We share with the friends OF free
dom and the Union everywhere, the as.
surance that within the next four years
the humbleat citizen ahall be permitted
TO deposit tree ballot, and have that bal.
lot fairly counted at every precinct in
every State; that every citizen shall enjoy
perfect equality before tho law, and that
the results the war shall be for.
ever settled upon the basis that the
defenders OF liberty aud union were right
and secession and slavery wrong.
We would join in doing honor to our
gallant nominee, John A. Hutchinson,
who has go grandly led the Republican
forces OF the First Congressional District
in our own State; who began the cam.
pai0n against Democratic majority Of
$500, and conducted It to a successful ter.
mination should the coming Congress do
us justice, and,
WHEREAS, Our present campaign has
been SO successfully closed, we feel It 10 be
q duty to continue our organization for fu.
ture work, and believing that we but rep
resent what will be the unanimous aenti.
ment Of the Republican party in this dis.
triCt, we, too, might re.nominate the Hon.
John A. Hutchinson for reelection to
Congress in 1882, and pledge ourselves to
work to that end, and therefore
Reaolred, That this club, being a politi.
cal organization for the iurtherance and
success Of the principles and policies Of
the National Republican party, and 10 30.
cure the election OF It's candidates, recog-
mixing aHd highly appreciRting the able,
earnest and successful canvass made by
the Hon. John A. Hutchinson, our gifted
candidate for Congress, BY reason Of
whose ability, eloquenCc and zeal this
lifted into the column OF Republican dis
tricts, therefore, as fitting recognition
Of bis high character andsplendid service
in the cause OF Republicanism in the dis.
trict, and for the advancement Of his per
sonsl and political interests in the
future, we hereby nominate ourselves
the Hutchinson Guards of Hancock
county.
Mr.. Kemple was then introduced and
made one OF his funniest speeches, so char.
acteristic to that gentleman. Taking the
meeting In all oil It's bearings IL was grand
success, and one that will be looked back
upon by the people OF Hancock county
with pleasure. We feel here that we can
not do too much honor to our gallant
standard bearer, who has covered himsel
all over with glory by the gallant fight he
has made against the willy Ben. We fee
like placing the crown Of victory upon hii
worthy brow, In honor OF the magnificent
canvass he has made. "PIETBo."