The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-26
WILSON WINS.
RESULT OF SATURDAYS DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARIES.
The ohio County Delegation In Favor OF
Col. Ben's denomination by
Large MaIority-BitterD DIS.
appointment Of the
TiDgIe Men.

appointment VI thG
, .... Tipgle Men,. sF
The primaries held last Saturday for the
purpose OF choosing delegates from the
various districts OF Ohio county to the
Congressional Convention Of the First
District, to be held in this city on the 18th
day Of August, were we'll attended, the
votes in most OF the districts being un-
usally large. The contest between the
personal adherents Of Mr.. Tingle and those
OF Col. Wilson was warm, even bitter,
and 1t is alleged by each faction
that the other used money freely in
an underhand way. The fight was
Tinple's Waterloo. He protested to be,
and apparently was, confident that the
county would be almost unanimous ior
him;H and his .partlsane seemed TO hold
the same belief. Their disappointment
when the result proved almost the reverse
of This must have been bitter in the ex-
IRENE. Complaints OF treachery are made
by the Tingle men. and vague threats oil
yengance are occasionally heard by the
hotter.headed OF his adherents. Below
will be found the result in the different
districts, together with the names OF the
delegates to the State Convention, the
nominees for district officers, etc.
Washington District: In this district
Wilson'S delegates were elected by ma
iorities averaging about 90. The following
named persons were chosen: Patrick Kin
new, Henry Zoeckler, Alfred Caldwell, Pc
ter Gundling, Louis Roth.
Madison: Wilson carried this district
also, his delegates, whose names we an
mex, having a uniform majority OF 20 oyel
those Of Mf. Tinge: j II. Ferguson, Pc
ter A. Zihn, G. A. Beuter, W. NJ. Wilkins
and Patrick Kennedy. ..s'
Clay: The following Wilson men wer'
elected by small maiorities: Robert Simp
son, Geo. S, Feeny, and @. T. Brues. Mr.
Tingle got two delegates, John o. Pendle
ton and Michael 0'Kane.
Union: George He'll, Mark Reisbach
Louis Wilhelm, James Mckinley ant
John NJ. Houston, Wilson men, were elect
cd BY good majorities.
Centre: W. L. Hearne, Thos. Stanley
VIM. Klieves, Jr., Capt. Ed. Plankey ant
John Butterfeld, also Wilson men, wer'
elected. 49,,
Webster: In this district the Wilson
ticket was elected by majorities ranging
from $50 to 200. The delegates are
August Hildebright, Patrick O'Neil, VIM
Shaffer, Edward Duffy, James CONNER
Richie: Wilson delegates were elect
ed, as follows: Chris. yiewig, Jf, Chas
Strauder. Michael Gilligan, Jr., Eugene
Wilson and ]. W. Wait. 49,,
Triadelphia: In this district no vii
son delegates we're nominated, the con
testants being Mr.. Tingle and Hans Good
Mr.. Tingle's delegates received majority
OF the votes cast. They were: q. A
Cracrait, ]. L. BediIlion, John Helienbein
lLucius Hoge and Charles A. 0tterson.
LRichland: In Richland district, also
the following Tingle delegates were tri
umphant: William II. Caldwell, Jane
10. McCord, John W. Nichols, J. Morgan
McColloch and William Mitchell.
| Liberty: The following Tngle mel
were elected delegates: A. NJ. Ridgely, J
81. Montgomery, Edward Blaney, j. A
Curtis and Joseph Sample.
~, STATE DELEGATRs.
The following named gentlemen wor'
elected as delegates to the State Conven
ton: .. ....--
'Washington-John NJ. Sweeney, NJ. Ed
wards, Alfred Caldwell, John Zoeckler
John J. Kinney. :,
Madison-J J. Jacobs, James B. fancy
George r. Tingle, Peter Welty, q. A
Beuter. ".
Clay-E. G. Cracraft, ]. H. Good, W. W
Arnett, H. II. Pendleton, Robert Simp
son.
IT,. NJ. Houston, Alex. Updegratf and J
Centre-A. Wilson, J. W. Sweeney, G
w. Seabright, John Buttertield, Henrl
Swartz. $500,
Webster-Porter Smith, William shatfer
Id. ". Poisal, A. 0'Keefe, John Q. Miller
Ritchie-Frank Deechen, Joseph Hidln
ger, George Schad, W. G. Handlan, Pete
Richland-Aaron Kelly, Thomas ]. Gar
den, William Connolly, George sawtell, j
W. Bruner.
Triadelphia-Thomas O 'Brien, A. Helm
berger, DIS. Thornburg, Hutchinson, Bar
ney Stanley.
| COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Washington District-Michael Stein.
Madison-Mortimer Pollock.
Clay-Michael Reilly. .r ..,
Union-John W. Boring.
Centre-Thos. ]. Sweeney.
Webster ". Carnahan.
Triadelphia-Geo. W. Woods.
| JUSTICES oFTIIE PEACE.
Washington District-H. W. Phillips
Ed. Hamm,
Madison-John Rosenborough, John R
Miller.
Webster-A. Q. Eoff, L. D. Wait.
Union-J. NJ. Bulger, W. w. Miller.
Clay-Geo. B. MCCully, Thomas Nc
Cormack.
Centre-James Wheeler.
Triadelphia-W.J. Brown, G. A. Kyle
.N coNsrABLEs.
Neutrality-suspicious. T. Carpenter.
Clay-Wm. Laugblin, John P. ST. Myers
Union-Wm. Love.
Centre-Pat Finnigan.
Webster-Frank Klug, John Reistef.
MEMBERS BOARD OF EDUCATION.
washington-Al. Caldwell, W. A. vii
son.
Clay-Dr. G. H. Baird.
ITnion-J r Ackef