The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-13

uLAa4n SOuubJ.-Js a. olppVu5I Y
Mason, alternate.
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Kanawha County.-John Slack, sr.
John Il. Rosler, j. H. Huling, @. P. Keys
John S. Cunningham, Henry Tolliyel
) James Bullard.
Clay County-J. W. Cracraft, alternate
| Nicholas County-G. w. Atkinson, a
ternate.
Braxton County-G. F. Taylor.
Webster County-Not represented.
SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Cabell County,. I. Kuhn, Judsol
spoford, Amos Dye.
Wayne County,. D. Ramsdell.
Lincoln County-J. /. Kuhn, OF Ca
bell, alternate.
Boone County-L. A. Martin.
Logan County-G. W. Atkinson, alter
nate.
Wyoming County-John S. Cunning
ham, Of Kanawhs, alternate.
EIGHTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Greenbrier County-George N. Davis
aud John W. Davis; George W. Atkinson,
alternate.
Monroe County-Alfred Phillips, alter.
nate.
Summers County-John. W. Davidson
and G. w. Atkinson, alternates.
Fayette County-Theophilis Gains; NJ.
]. Bill, alternate.
Pocahontas County-not represented.
Raleigh County-George N. Davis, al
ternate.
Mercer County-GeOrge N. Davis, alter.
nate.
NINTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Lewis County-J. ]. Peterson, N. T.
Smith, George T. Jones.
Taylor County-L. E. Davidson, ]. W.
Burdett, s. P. Mccormack, John R. Thay-
er, A. F. shirer, S. L. Allen, Robert Nc,
conkey, John W. Mason, S. B. Jenkins,
P. A. Rohrbaugh, W. H. Daniels, James
W. Holt, Harmon sinsel, E. G. Jeffreys.
Tucker County-T. F. Fague, alternate.
Randolph County-John W. Mason.
Upshur County-A. W. O. Lemons, G..
R. Latham, Walter Phillips, Edwin Frey,
s. D. jackson, John Love, @. G. Rapp, J.
s. Roger, A. NJ. Poundstone, O. o. La
than.
Barbour County-A. W. Martin, A. K.
Martin, J. Fl. Glascock, R. R. Talbert,
George Talbert, Charles Teter.
TENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Preston County,. O. McGrew, NJ. L.
shaaer, James W. White, Page R. Nc
Crum, W. NJ. o. Dawson, W. F. Menear,
D. @. zinn, Clark Cuppett James NJ.
Chidester, James A. Brown, Moses Sin
clair, VIM. g. Worley, Handy Gibson, F.
NJ. Hoffman, Lloyd Schafer, ]. NJ. Shaw,
J. NJ. Hoffman, Neil j. Fortney, F. NJ,
Ford.
Monongalia County-D. ]. Gibson, B.
L. keenan,, II. NJ. Morgan, ]. N. Hagans,
George @. Sturgiss, R. L. Berkshire, Nor
gan Henry, ]. s. Watson, p. F. Horner, A.
Garrison, DR.. A. Mason, James White,
Ledrew NJ. Wade, Lee R. Shriyer.
ELEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Hampshire county-T. F. Fague, OF
Mineral, alternate.
Grant county-A. @. sherr.
Mineral county,. 7. Hoke, ]. R. VOL
verton, 7. F. Fague.
Hardy county-Not represented.
Pendleton county-Not represented.
TWELFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
. Berkeley county-W. q. H. Flick, Jas.
W. Robinson, John W. Laman, John
Clifford, George W. Feidt, Kinsey Creque,
]. Il. Bristor, Jacob McQuilkin, Washing
tnn Cnraav n N Deatrick
Jefferson county-A. Grump, J. E.
schley, W. D. Wilson, B. F. Fox, N. @.
BrackRtt, ]. D. Butt.
Morgan county,. ]. Ha.zel, NJ artin L.
Maysilles.
COMMITTEE on PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The Committee on Permanent organiza-
ton, Rules OF Business and Order, beg
leave to report the name Of Hon, @. D.
Hubbard, OF Ohio county, for permanent
Chairman, and the following Vice-Presi.
dents:
First District-Lyman stedman.
Second District-Col. R. E. Fleming.
Third District-P. W. Morris.
Fourth District-Col. @. B. Smith.
Fifth District-B. ]. Redmond.
Sixth District-Henry Bender.
Seventh District-J. /. Kuhn.
Eighth District-Theophilus Gaines.
Ninth Districts. L. Allen.
Tenth District-James G. McGrew.
Eleventh District-J. I. Hoke.
Twelfth District-Major ]. II. Bristor.
Permanent Secretary, ]. ]. Hetzel, Nor
gan county, Assistant Secretaries, B. F.
foothacher, OF Wood, Col. E. Frey, Up
shur county, and John A. Gibbons, Of
Mason county.
We recommend, that the Convention
decide as to the manner OF the election OF
delegates to the Chicago Convention.
That the rules governing the House Of
Delegates be adopted by the Convention.
That the members OF the Convention be
permitted to speak but once on the same
subject, and not longer than ten minutes,
without the consent Of the Convention.
N. B. ScorT, Chairman,
J.J. HErzRL, Secretary.
The report was adopted with considers
Bile enthusiasm, which broke out again
when Governor Stevenson introduced the
permanent President
HON. c. D. HUBBARD.
Mr.. Hubbard acknowledged the high
compliment paid him by choosing him TO
preside over the deliberations OF q body
80 full OF enthusiasm and interest, which
argued success from the beginning. He
hoped and believed that the gathering
would name their representatives in q
body, which was to take the initial steps
TO choose the next President and Vice
President Of the United States. II am
Dad there are mentioned in con.
nection with the nomination so
many men who are worthy Of our conf.
dence and support, men prominent in war
and in statesmanship, and in all that goes
to make civilization grand success.
While we have no word OF detraction tor
any one whose name has been proposed,
there Is yet one name which springs al
most spontaneously from our lips"
The speaker was here interrupted by Q
narie0t storm OF cheers and cries OF
MplninanI MHnrrAh for Rlaineln which