The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-26
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Resals orsa.uraas's Prinaris.-RssOlu
nons As"inss Fusion and the rnir'

Results of1aturday's Primartos--Rosolu
nons Against Rasion and the Third
Term. F
The Republican primaries Of Saturday
afternoon and evening in this county were
only fairly attended, aud no excitement
was visible at the different meeting places.
The result is 4 delegation solid for Blaine
to the convention on May 18th in this
city, for the purpose Of naming the rep
reeentatives OF the State in the Chicago
convention. Below we give the names Of
the delegates chosen In the various dis
tficts, with the resolutions passed by some
Of the meetings:
WAsuNaroS-The following named per-
sons were chosen rs delegates: James
Roberts, Ferdinand Fey, Henry P. Mayer,
VIM. Otto, g. B. Jones, Jos. P. Kuhn,
Rudolph Shaier, Walker Cunningham,
Rufus King, John O, Morrison. Il was
also
Resolred, That however great our admira.
ton for U. s. Grant, as the grand leader
OF our armies In the trying days OF war,
and one Of the most distinguished citizens
ever boosted OF by any land or age, we are
unalterably and uncompromisingly OPP
posed to any person being elected a third
time to the Presidency Of the United States.
We regard such precedent as fraught
with extreme and innumerable dangers
10 free institutions and popular liberty,
and we can scarcely imagine any exigency
in the affairs or politics OF our country
which would induce US TO countenance In
any degree any measures looking 10 third
term President.
MADIsoS-Granville Rolls, W. F. Gas
kins, T. B. Campbell, Caleb sylyis, Geo.
Clayton, b. B. Dovener, +. II. Cochran,
Samuel Norton, John Brown and John n,
Brown were appointed delegates. Messrs.
B. b. Dovener, g. w. Robinson and W..
IF. Gaskins were appointed committee
TO get up a Republican club for the dis
triCt. Two Of the delegates from this dis.
trict, Rolls and Gaskins, are oolored men.
CLAY-The delegates chosen are as fol-
lows: Joseph Speidel, N. B. Scott, Thomas
NJ. Jones, VIM. Philips, John Clator, s. B.
MCCulloch, w. +. Peterson, John Frew,
4. ]. Hugus, Walter Duval.
The following resolutions were offered
by 7. ]. Hugus, ESQ.,, and adopted after
an exhaustive debatei
Res0ired, That the Republicans OF Clay
district, while appreciating General Grant
aud his services, are nevertheless opposed
10 his domination for President by the
National Republican Convention, 10 be
held In Chicago In the coming June, and
hereby instructs its delegates 70 the 0oun.
" Convention to use all diligence in car
| .,,t n, nt,t thiu raaalulfan
Secondhand the first choice Of the
Republicans Of Clay district for President
is James G. Blaine, OF Maine.
Third-That the Republicans OF Clay
district are uncompromisingly opposed to
, the fusion OF the Republican with the
Greenback party on any terms; that they
, resent as cousummate impudence the pro-
] posed division OF Offices whereby the
Greenback party is to have three candi.
, dates OF It's own, TO be hereafter SELECTED
I by II, and the Republican party Is 70 have
an equal number OF candidates-not to
be hereafter selected by the Republican
party, but already heretofore selected by
this seli.same, self.sutficiens and all dis.
posing Greenback party.
Fourth-That the Republicans OF Clay
(, DISTRICT Ms opposed TO any action by thu
, Republican State Convention to assemble
in this city on the 18th prox., except the
appointment Of delegates TO the Chicago
) Convention and the selection OF the time
and place for holding State Convention
to put in nomination Republican State
I ticket.
t Filh-That the Republicans Of Clay
district advocate and urge the nomination
7 OF q State ticket, all Of the nominees To
be representative aud sound Republicans
, and honest and capable men, to be select
, ed at State Convention to be held in due
time, under the auspices OF the Republi.
can party, TO be composed Of Republicans
!. and all others who desire to "aee from the
wrath to come" and to give the peopleo Of
/ West Virginia wholesome and Just laws
and officers who will execute them hon.
estly and economically.
USIoS.-The names are given below Of
the delegates to the County Convention;
! ]. W. Armstrong, VIM. Ramp, Geo. B
! Caldwell, VIM. B. Simpson, Randolph
, Butts, 0rloff Miller, VIM. Shields, sr.
Orlando Truxell, Dave Campbell, David
) Nesbitt.
. WRBsrER.-Fred. Goodfellow, W. N.
Linch, A. O. F. Eberling, Samuel White,
, sides, ]. D. Stanton, Thos. Bennett, VIM
Hastings, G. g. Murdoch, VIM. H. Travis
and s. L. Brice were appointed delegates
and instructed TO use their influence 10
secure Blaine delegates.
CENTRE.-The following gentlemen were
chosen: Hon. @. D. Hubbard, @. Reed
: DR.. L. j. Wunderlich, Geo. L. MUM, Ed,
D. Dunaway, s. @. a. Hamilton, W. W.
Hamilton, j. E. Parker, Geo. Roth, Al.
link.
RIroHrE-R. W. Hazlett, ]. W. Schultz,
]. F. Thompson, @. D. Thompson, VIM.
Combs, Capt. VIM. Schokey; VIM. Wilson
and Capt Robert Cowsn were named as
! delegates, and instructed to vote for DR..
R. W. Hozlett for delegate to the State
Convention.
TRIADELPHIA = Josiah Baird, Ralph
Mccoy, L. L. Post, Ed. Dennis Samuel
Buchanan, P. Cissan, B. F. Henderson,
Alex. Mclean, James Hervey, and Joseph
Bell were elected delegates 10 the county
convention.
The following was unanimously passed:
Res0ipsd, That James G. Blaine is the
decided preference Of the Republicans Of
Triadelphia District for the nomination by
the Chicago Convention for President OF
the United States, and that our delegates
to the Wheeling Convention are hereby
instructed TO cast their votes and use their
influence to that end.
NUMEROUS complaints are made OF the
conduct Of number Of the Steubenville
excursionists, who were left by the boat
Friday night and wandered about the
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