The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04
READJUSTERS
,,.,,.rr A rulI STATE TICKET
..0,lOu nj RIshmOHd-C"meFon
y ~ co,,ruor, Both nNhOns and Hid
:" s,,D,rger Being Withdrawn
An Excited Session.

.,ya Convention WAS UA''N 80
= '9 ,bo last evening nominated Gen.
n'oDe, W. said he had done 40 without
,,,tleman's conseut,and now desired
y ~ ,i,bdraw The nomination. ,.,..
p1aTJ Third ballot was asfolIows' Grover
d, ,Ir c.merou, 99l; Massey, 257i Wise, 49,
%U amber Of votes were cast for Riddle
,,',., which we're subsequently, changed
!. s'T. ,Ss instance Of that gentleman, who
" 's, S' addressed the convention, thank
@'"' I.lsoates who complimented him.
" ,Ss % ssms time he said he thought u
~ ~ "sli upderstoOd that he was not q
W tpr@j,te H. and that his name was not 70
anuSu"asiisred, He hoped his friends
V GTTsi Isi themselves relieved Oi any and
.HoobIiUs,ions to support him. ,
" M9un1 resolution was introduced TO
%' .",bs lowest candidate on each sue
vs GIopsa' ballot and that candidates 80
i.,"S i'..D0A sball not be renominated I'LL one
agpsVjmInes atiI, jnIe,yenes. This gave rise 10 q do
sa.@ @sSicb amid the confusion was put
o's ~ "p, and by the main question being
sJeted Alter which the reso!nnoh @ u ia,;,a Wss
gOJ g.t,oIeJ by an overwhelming majority,
ii'y,GiS XII mint several delegates favortng
AZ aaV, %,S nation Of Grover asked leave to
", ItshI,.V aT lor len minutes ior conference,
N'.I'S iDh ~s, Granted and the business tenn
'omrIIy discontinued, ,,,.
al RnUnF'A
~ W" %'yot was resumed, the fourth
III E,Ilo, .6OSing a steady gain for Massey
g'IV p'W,s ibe vote was announced u number
,Ii,St changes were made, mainly
s,.,abIs " 10 Cameron. The county Of
I,V,"| i,o,n." then changed her solid vote OF
S,ys from Wise to Cameron This was
,SesjyeI with prolonged applause, Uha9nge
%'l%vsd change in rapid succession from
% III. m Cameron amid great confusion.
The n, friends Of Massey aud Grover asked
IA, "a 10 relirs Tor consultation. No atLe1.
,i,o ,splId to the request and the con-
s,ion continued TO increase, While II was
,t"V, IN height Gen. Malone appeared
t.h,s Ma Convention aud was as usual,
.,.S ".'S' n will laundering applause. In ap
E'sS's Es,,as o,der was restored and he pleaded
I, t1,S' S',,1opy aud begged for fair play 10 |
n ,SoVn, and that the delegations who
Ti,5Sd 10 retire might be allowed
!" 'II Jo So and that proceedings be
S,s,oende6 Iuring their absence. No
la,Ss, ObisCl,On being made the Maa'
~, ,s and Grover men LETT the building. %
Nj, ,elurn the secretary proceeded 10
sIltbs roll over for the changes. When
Sbout nan Of the counties had been called
4 bsrams evident, from tho numerous
Sh,"oss in favor OF Cameron, that the
nomjn,tion was a fixed fact. AT this
Osnt YIsssy put In an appearances and
VAS rte.td With great applause. lie said
he would not deuy tho taCt that ne had
mil nov INDUCED in feelings akin 70
lSs d bic friends in the convention, and
SDpolcatd Tor any liberties he might
nfO ia Addressing them. The cause Of re-
jlastnVnt in Virginia was bis cause. He
AIdnutured Tin itsiniancy, toStered itin
i1yOuth, battled with 1t in Ito manhood
and Eoud not desert II In It's old ago
What be bad done was for the cause Of
Virginia and her people. Il
OIL. LAWS Il. HarVie, oi Amelia, nom
ialed John T. Lewis, ext nited States
Senator Tor Lieutenant. Governor. Rid
dlstsver spoke In opposition to 1t aud
presented The name Of Vim, Milves, OK
Page county. Judge Shunate, ot Faquir,
Wm also placed in nomination. Before
tht conclusion Oi the first roll call nearly
all ths votes being cast for Lewis motion
V1nAds To make his nomination unani.
NOUS, which WAS adopted. ..-g Il
Capt. Frank $. Blair, OF Wythe county,
WH nominated Tor Attorney General.
The COMMITTEES appointed to walt
90 Col. Cameron, aud inform him Of
dissemination, reported that the gentle.
man would acknowledge the compliment
paid him, at . r. N. to which hour the
Convention adjourned.
Upon Resembling SlRte Central Com
miVes WAS appointed Col. Cameron, the
nominee Tor Governor, made speech.
Heaid II loyal zeal and courage will win
The cause 0! readjuslment, he would not
be Iouud wanting, lie was Democratic
IeAtinS.t SId stood here determined 10
lind Via. Orf dear Old mother owes aud
pay it, lie IayOrGd the rule oil the people
BY representation and was not to be
frightened from htS position. Heintended
70 cary the war not into Africa, but
would C'rry Africa into tho war. He was
sung to preach the doctrine OF liberalism
hthe extent that the constitution and The
iASSOi the land shall be regarded % sacred
Oy men, lie intended that the GOV.
e'egnly Of state should be regarded |
more sacred than the bourbon Democracy
regards 1t; peoba were not hereafter
70 be dtaHOoned by opptobliouS.eplthet
INTO going to the polls and 20 avsinat |
ihlng' they considered right, he wss goinp |
l2fEafd from today to tight for the state |
o. virginia; II he fell or failed ID this
nsht, II would not be for the want oil effort |
%!sonFageon his part 10 do bis whole duly,
John + Lewis, in accepting tho nOmi. |
hlaIn Tor LteutenantG Governor aaid he |
hld been Union lnau, was now q Be.
publican and was proud to say he was
sh9 q KeadiustCr. AT the same time he |
nau never forgotten he was a YirVipian,
heeohgratulated bis hearers that 4 new
M had been instituted in Virginia. Now
al tlsn, oil all races aud affiliations, could
come together and stand upon one
@nInoa .SI. Iootlng. VirginLS intsndeh ID
,ai! out On the great highway q pros.
Ru'y' and BoufbOnism should not stand
di3e way Of her progress. The liberalism
" Gene'aI Malone should charaCterizs
y Y laIaie the course Of the paople Of
,ugAlt' lie wanted Virginia 10 feceive
;,1 wv OIL The blessing from the AdmiG!a.
Vt hOt. '"''" ''u'u nO' Ses
a, az lhe end Of this speech there were
Usa t'leS lof General Malone, lie was
hW Wik. "'OH"oh "uJ'"thsH
R.a,..l.