The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-20


In the Senate the following members
voted aye; MeSsrs, Dennis, Donehoo,
Ewin, Farnesworth, Faulkner, Maxwell,
Newman, Samples, Stolliugs,
Vanmster Williams, Woods, Summers
10.
Messrs. Brown, DAVIDSON, McGregor,
Roberts, Shelton, Smith and Stout, 7.
This vote made the situation 81 TO 80,
and the resolution would have been lost
bat Cressap came in aud voted nay, and
Senator Davisaon changed his vote, also
Mr.. Brady, OF Berkeley, which made the
vote stand 81 to 80, So the resolution was
passed.
Mr.. Leonard moved to proceed to an.
other ballot.
Mr.. Newman asked il nominations were
in order, and proceeded to place in
nomination Hon. Alpheus F. Raymond,
OF Marion.
A. ballot for U. S. Senator was then
taken, as follows:
In the Houss-Messrs, Bell, Brady,
Crumriue, Davis, DAVIDSON, Edmiston,
Hall, OF WetEel, johnson, Kepner, Leon.
ard, Lurty, Lynch, Morrow, Prince, Row
ley, Sharp, Tippett, Ferguson, Ferrill,
Gfantham and Wells-2l.:
In the Senate-Messrs. Brown, Davis
son, Faulkner, MGGregor, Roberts, Shell.
ton, Smith and Slout-S. Total 90.
In the House Mr., Hereford received the
votes OF Messrs. Beckwith, Bee, Dodrill,
Fisher, OF Braxton, Fulkerson, Hack,
worth, Holt, Irons, Lowry and Sheppard
10. In the Senate those OF Messrs, Nc.
Neel, Samples and Stollings-3, or Is in
all,
In the House Gov, Mathews received
the votes OF Messrs. Floyd, Quarter, Set,
tie, SydenstriCEer aud Il. ". Wilson's,
In the Senate those d Messrs. Dennis.
Donehoo, Woods and Summers-4, or 0
in all,
In the House Judge Brannon received
the votes OF Messts, CrGsap, Depue, Fisher,
OF Hardy, and Hall, Of BArbOur--4. lu
the Senate those Of Messrs. Ewin, Farms.
worth, NSnmster Rad Williams, or s
in all,
In the House Mear,. Mcneil and
seabrlght voted for Prof. W. X.
Pendleton. Senator Maxwell voted for ],
j. Davis, Senator Newman for Judge
Raymond, Col. Monroe for Gov. jackson
The results Of the first ballot were then
announced by the Chair, and on motion
oil Mr., Ferguson second ballot was pro.
Ceedsd with az follows: Camden, in the
House, received the votes OF MGssFs
Bell, Brady, Crumrne, Davis,
Dawson, Edniston, Ferguson, Ferrel,
Granthsm, Hall, (Ot BarbuurO Hall, (of
Wetzel,l johnson, Kepner, Leonard,
Lurty, Lynch, Morrow, Prince, Rowley,
Seshright, Sharp, Tippetl, and Wells-23;
in the Senate, those u Btowh, DAVIDSON,
Faulkner, MCGregor, Roberts, Shelton,
Smith, and StOut-S, or 81 in Hll.
Mr.. Hereford received in the House the
votes Of Messrs, Beckwith, Bee, DOdrill,
Fisher, BrNxton, Fulk0tson, HsCkworth,
Holt, Irons, Lowry and Sheppard = 10; In
the Senate those Of Dennis, McNeel, Sam.
pies aud stollingB-I, or IA in all.
Gov. Mathews Tsceivd the votes OF Dele.
gates Floyd, Quarter, Settle, SydenstriCker
aud L. W. Wilson, and Of Senators Done.
hoo and Woods, 8 In all,
Judge BraunOn received the votes oil
Delegates CresAp. Depue, and Fisher, oil
Hardy, and OF Senators ERln, Farms.
worth, Newman, Vanmeler and Williams,
eight in all.
On this ballot Delegate Mcneil voted
for Prof. Penileton, and Senator Maxwell
for ]. ]. Davis, Delegate Monroe lodged,
aud Delegates Seabright, Of Ohio, and
Hall, OF Barbour, changed from P0ndleton
and Brannon, respectively, to j. n, Cam.
den. Senator Dennis changed from
Mathews to Hereford, and Senator Max.
well voted for j. j.. Davis. Newman
changed from Raymond to Btannon.
At the conclusion Of this ballot, and
when it was announced, Mr.. Woods
moved to adjourn, which motion was de.
ieated by q vote OF 50 10 81.
Another ballot WAS then ordered, and
resulted as follows, each member rising
In bis seat and announcing his vote:
Mr.. Camden received the votes Of Dele
gates Bell, Brady, Crumrine, Davis, Davit-
son, EdmiB'on, Ferguson, Terrell. Gran.
than, Hall (of BARBOUR, Hall (oi WelzeN,
johnson, Kepner, Leonard, Lurty Lynch,
Morrow, Prince, Rowley, SeAbright, Sharp,
Tippett and Wells-23; and Of Senator
Brown, DAVIDSON, Faulkner, Maxwell, Nc.
Gregor, Roberts, Shelton, Smith and
Stout, 8; or SO In all.
Mr.. Hereford received the yotes OF Dele.
gates BeCkwith, Bee, Dodrill, Fisher, OF
Braxton, Fulkerson, Holt, Irons, Settle,
Sheppard, and Of Senators Samples and
lin all.
Governor Matthews received the votes
ot Delegates Quarter, SydenstriCker and
L. W. Wilson, and OF Senators Dennis,
Donehoo, McNeel, Newman, Wood and
in all.
Delegate Floyd voted Tor James II. Fer.
guson, and Delegate Lowry for 4. f. Den.
mis-. The other changes were unimport-
ant.
Before the vote was announced
Delegate Cresap,lof Randolph, arose and
said: ut has now come TO question
oil one vote, and, ~ one man Ia as good az
change my vote 10 j, n. Cam.
den, and unite this knot" And as no
spoke the clock struck 10.
Marshall Depue, Of Roane, followedel In
the wake Of Cresap. and voted for Mr.
Camden. Senator Newman changed 10
Prof. Pendleton, from Mathews, and Dele.
gate Lowry followed him.
The vote was then announced, and, on
motion Of Mr. Donehoo, the nomination
OF Mr.. Camden was made unanimous,
alter which the caucus adjourned.
Mr.. Camden was sought for at his room
al the Mcclure by the large crowd Of his
friends and congratulated. An TNTELLt.
oRSCER man noticed that amoDgthe first to
him were Woods, Of Ohio, and
Newman OF Marshall, two OF The most
stubborn opponents he had had In the
caucus. Cigars, champagne and big heads
we're the fitting termination OF this event.
full contest.
A CRITICISM OF THE ACTION or AN OHIO
COUNTY DELEGATE.
EdltorS 1ntelllEenteh
We are taught by an old proyerb that
consistency is jewell; now II there lie
any value attached to the aforesaid jewel,
what is Mr.. Kepner, member from Ohio
county, WORTH lie ran on an anti.mo.
nopoly and antlConviCt labor platform,
and persstently voted for a monopoly Of
gigantic proportions for thel United States