The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-30
]. 4. UpDEGRAFF
NOMINATED ON THE FIRST BALLOT
By The Second Republican Convention Of The S,y.
thissnth Ohio Dh.rirt-A Short, Harmon.
lous Gathering Updcrrar Accepts
and Ia! lor iions chrrrruliy.
Special Report for the In,cl,lscnscr.

r'shof'' 'h'ohseu tho main street, giving
,a luz Town qui'e ah animated appearance.
i"e 4. N. tram rom the East brought
"'o'ier instrument Oh delegates, while the
curry 'ta'''s Do'h east anu west brought
'''t '''o,'' i'o'. " a. hoilingsworlli was
among 'nosc VINO came this morning, and
iN Sooa'n"hiorea cnnnten"ncc showed
very p"'n'y e''a' he had lost nl anxiety
"',o o'.'i's''eu All care regarding ihe nomin.
u''o'i from MS m'hd' MIR. Taylor was on
inc streets early, greeting everybody very
cofuiaiiy ana evidently not the least dis.
p'fl'eu or ulsconrased ut the prospect be-
'o'o nun. 'ir' opueer"ii also showed up
q"''c early anu was Tue recipient OF many
congratulations from all sides. Small knots
gathered in the hotel parlors and on tbo
stree,s cbu,t;ny ,ood.ra,rroll, h,,t ,.a.,
Al. e '"'' oo' itou'
.'e "oius WHICH cauic 10 tue cars OF the
listening reporter now and then, they
were talking everything else but
politics Around ,he IsoJo-s 1u,o ~,
n,.ts.I ~. W. u1 ,'he oo,'
Dan'ofu' MAJOR naiuroh, Col. Bushileld,
MIR. Hollingsworth and others, groups
gathered and convcrsed as 10 the nol;t;co,
ou,,oot s,,te ord N,t;oro, NJ o;.i...'.
' S'".s,.'.: :'".o ""o .' ,'N.'on",' No important
cohsui'aliohs or olher evidence oil !. desire
to change the existing order OF things was
evident: and no Indication of anv,h;ny lii.
,rorhla woo or,;c;ro,oa '
~ !. 49,, -, - p' -,
AT Ten O'CLOCK the GAINESVILLE band
made Its appearance, and after PLAYING for IL
few minutes in front of the hotels leJ ,bo
,,.o, .ro,,l ~ ~, u,u -
""' .''"" " o'! A"''' "hele 'ne Con-
'entioh was 10 meet.
The hall, under the busy hands OF the
local committee. had beon vory ,,s,ot,u,.
,,o.ouo.od ,,.;,,, n,., 49,, A.
forsea,;na ,ha % ds,a',as ' ".'a 'i'e nrfaieemehls
,or sIa''s ,"o % uoesa.es a''I spectators were
ap.. ,ha uuu oomneu,e inn Upon tne stage
.mo MA aiiase1rie,S T. .Gr ielotlets were very
Soe "e, o no 0,a'it'inh ii,ii1i taple heid TWO
."lsos ,t.au. oJuiu.'s, iiile iionh tae 'front.' OF
1a'a tns " aiaos. o,s. tac eehte, Q. Tue hall
t.,r, ttersnu.u s'I s. "s ""ns:ns pasketS, lfesh,
nss,I,a nasi"I. Huu t WY sra.ilyihe 10 lhe eye.
oS,v =. W.a .,G mon. y, ',ie ssage huns portrait
~. ~ "',StJ ,hn in u ans i,s..olie Oh ihneoln,
any a, i ea. i,nI piS.ure eI uarheiu.
III ~ a, 'ne nf .t ian n'is , lilieu up pretty
Mei, anu @ '''ESt T,,o VI tne uelesates were Ill
..i NV, o 10, ~ I','soa county ueiesa-
.ioh ,,, II,'iI ~ "etoS' .ne country ana WIN
Nv i ue1t.J's t.'m si ,.Jui nueInsef anu NoDle'
prese','eI sia aill ianSs, ou. mere were many
NhClul Ctlulr5 HulOup luUSU GllOtteu tlle
,.aa ] ,ndoms @ uoi, tor ,,,a u.'es.;rs mere ere
Ssa, Tas .euious , mn, 10! .ne arriyHi oi lhe
Xost'cts' WsSi s., Mien u; LOU Ar w GEMS, ol
Ce,a;a, NooH, ~ I's Ist"eNt US i'lelh9eT OF ine
0onsless,oi'"' Gol'''l''.iee, rappeu the Con-
ygh.ton 10 ofuer, anu callcd upon Rev.
linslins, o. Guernsey, 70 open the pro.
eeedinss WIN prayer, which he did in a
Dr,ei ana eloqueht manner.
:, Mr. Meens men announced Hon. VIM.
q. raster, OF NobIe county, as Temporary
Chairman, Milton iaeGnrt, OF Harrison, as
secretary anu L. b. HibDs, OF Guernsey,
rs Assistant secretary.
Judge frasicr, upon taking The chair,
spoke Dnt a lev words. lie said that the
Seventeenth congressional District was
one OF diVef'ihea interests and Of diversl-
led Opinions. one object OF conventions
was 70 recohciie me diverse opinions OF its
members, anu ne hoped the deliberations
OF TINS convention %ould be characterized
ny UNITY and ioroelrahce, and that IN all
40 IT, S.a' ooun,H MI 'joi"ao.;or 1u r,rs"a' N,
upon to announce their Vice Presidents
and members 0i the yarious comm;,tons
which were as follows: ,s''
Vice Presjden,s-Belmont D. r. Oar.
rah. of Bellairp. Guernsey / " Hail.
Harrison. NJ. Nj, knor. Jefferson Wm
Starke: Noble. Stephen Trimmer ''
COMMITTEES on Credentials ReI,,on,
Linn, Of Union; Guernsey. John r Rain.v:
Harrison, WI. hawthorne: Jefferson. r
B. Coulter; Noble, Wm. Long.
Committee OIL Rules and Order OF Busi.
ness-Belmont, J. s. Ely, OF Barnesyille.
Guernsey, Jonathan Colley; Harrison. ~
S. Kennedy; Jefferson, j. C. McCleary:
Noble, @. Blakeley.' -
Committee on Permanent Organization
Belmont. J. X. Shotwell, Of Somerset:
Guernsey, W. Ii. Anderson; Harrison, G,
A. Crew; Jefferson. VIM. A. White, Noble,
Capell Wcems.
Committee on Resolutions-Bclmopt, W.
A. Hunt, OF St. Clnirsyile; Guernsey. S.
W. Luccock; H.'ri-on, ]. Il. Finney; JET.
ierson, ]. W. JORDAN; Noble, ]. S. Rounds.
The committees being all announced, the
Convention took !. recess till o'clock.
" AFTERNOON SESSION.
rho convon,;or rn,,.on,,,,nI ion
nne n,sd EotensrJn orJnr ieh.sGoea ~ i;sO, ana
"Hs ~ ca,'ea W 1Ve Neh, y! o.al,lIan FRAZIER.
- W.: os, ~ a,o'; ,; esetea 'l'e report
=. .nc ,.'' 0o.I'eu t,m e ~ oteu.nlias' % Deleea-
'ioI,s ms Ts,e E,,, ta' ~ Ra,an au ,o contests;
nort oi ,6e Commiitee on Ts.u Rnlas and az H. re-.
p9ts p,os. VI sne C,r1 ,;nh w nu,es aiu otHer
3vn 9I basiness, Tmasn EaM @as, on m9llon OF slr.
"alI'oI' Gni ndsrsnr u Usneisot'' ,S uuopleu pS.
Wv. A,uelsun, al. n' ,;.;n ~ .ae Somnn'ttee on
isfn,.aein. orsanna.'on, reported con-
tinulls t.ae .e'''pytMIy pIy 3rsaill@Aloh rs re-
por.eu ma1 W9oSe Hnnt Mut'teu t.on; ~, ro,,,:,.
Gol. ,: ". a. iiun., , iio'h llie COMMITTEE
on keso.ntlons, reported .nat tne commit
Iee nay no ieso,n!aons nIIa =, 10 report
onaili,al riaEef ~ ,assuiil.ns tne chalr