Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-25
POLITICAL POINTS.
Echoes Of the Democratic Pri-
maries.
Personnel Of the Candidates-Predi ctions
of the Convention and Notes of
General Matters.
Convention this morning.

Convention this morning.
The following is the condensed result of
Saturdays primaries:
The Board Of Commissioners will show
many new faces January l.
Peter Deleplain was nominated for Coun-
ty Commissioner in Richland.
The convention will meet at the Acade-
my Of Music az 10 o'clock this morning.
The boys" in the Sixth ward amused
themselves by voting wide for constable.
Thefamiiiar luce OF George H. Carnahan
will be missed from the next County Board.
A great many Of the old wheel horses
went down, in the primaries, before new
men.
Now il Is believed the President of the
Board of Commissioners will be beaten IN
Clay.
Geo. W. Woods was nominated in Tria,,
delphia, over J. J.. Bedillion, after haru
fight.
Mike Stein and ALI. Caldwell had no OPP
position in Washington. Both will be re-
elected
In John Naylor the Democrats have
strong candidate for the School Board IN
Madison.
The Republicans will select Judge to-
morrow. There are several aspirants 10
choose from.
Councilman John Commerford will prob
ablv represent Webster district In the
County Court.
Richie District was practically solid on
delegates. Only six votes scattered from
the three elected.
Liberty District had not reported at a late
hour last night, nor had the delegates from
Tridelphia been secured.
1t is thought c. S. Terrell. of Liberty, will
receive the nomination for the House OF
Delegates from the country.
John Hoffman, of Centre, declined re
nomination for the Board OF Commission
ers on account of press OF business.
Steve Wilcox, the weighty Market street
midnight Myrmldon, will try the mingled
bitter and sweet Of a constable in Union.
George McCully's denomination to the
School Board was quite deserved. George
has made practical and useful member.
Louis Delbrugge, nominated for Commits.
sioner in Centre, is very popular, but Will
have strong opponent in n. E. Whitaker.
Uncle John Boring again made the rifle
in Union. He says he will guard against
IAN enemy within the citadel this time.
Frank p. Mcneil, of Madison, was not
candidate for School Commissioner but
was solid for Navlor. The vote he received
was complimentary.
Roll-call Of possible candidates for the
House Of Delegates: J. J. Woods, l.. Z.
Srifel, A. C.. Egcrter, p. l.. Kimberly, John
= Robinson, Z. S. Terrill, Ed. Larkln and
Dennis OKeetfe.
Ichabod Ichabod The general belief
is that after January l, the County lntirn-
CRY will have another chief, and Uncle
William will lose his clutch on the indie
Ieneent Republic.
DELEGATES.
Washington Dstrict-Peter Miller, Chas.
Crymble, Peter Gundling.
Observation-Disclosures Matthews, w. b. Lu-
kCus, q. y. Beuter.
PcndlctUn.
Union-Alex. T. Young, Fred. Happy
W. 7. Adams.
Ctntre-John Butterffeld, Michael Fox,
John Hoffman, jr.
Wcbster-Gregory Warner Jonas Pickett,
Patrick COpinger.
Ritchie-ChTis. Vieweg, jr., John Ray,
JOHN DiCkman.
Ritchland-A D. Garden, J. L. Sawtell
and Brooks Hedges.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Washington District-Michael Stein.
Madison-J. 7. Sheppard
Clay-F. B. JepsOn.
UniOn-J. W. Boring
Centre-LOuis Delbrugge.
WebSter-James COmerfoTd.
RitChie-G. A. StOCker
Triadelphia-GeO. W. Woods.
RjChland-Peter Delaplain.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
Washington DiStriCt-Alfred Caldwell.
Madison-J. : Nay!Ur.
Clay-N. w. Beck.
UniOn-GeOrge McCully.
Ccntre-Louis Seidler.
Webster-James Todd.
Ritchie-Henry Shafer