The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-22
MINERAL COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
Delegates to the Fnirni0nt Convention
k.s,,luffnna AIn,,to,I

hcSOlut10hs Adopted.
" PIEDMONT, August 2l.-The following is
taken from an extra Issued by the Pied.
mont OJsersr this morning: Pursuant 10
a call Of the Executive Committee the Re.
publiclns OF Mineral county met mt the
court house in keyser at =. NJ, Saturday,
August 10, in mass meetinyassembled. All
the districts were represented except Elk.
The attendance was large and the delibera-
tions harmonious. 4 good deal OF interest
was manifested, and n glance over the lake
OF faces convinces lis that intelligence and
industry, as well as Eepublicanism, was
represented. The meeting was called to
order by Chairman Reynolds, who nomi-
mated Mr.. John Miller, OF Keyser, chair.
man OF the Convention. This nomination
was ratified, and j. L. o. GLENN, OF Key
SER elected secretary.
AIr. Miller upon taking the chair made
some appropriate remarks and stated the
object OF the meeting.
On motion OF +. II. Reynolds the Chair
was authorized to appointa committee con-
sistiug Of one from each represented
district, the duty oil which committee
was 10 be the naming OF delegates TO the
Fairmont Congressional Convention. Car.
riet.
Here, pending the naming OF this com.
mittec, Mr.. j. 7. Miller, offered the follow.
ing resolution:
I.c$,ircd, That the delegates from this
county be instructed touse all honorable
means to secure the nomination OF Hon. J.
7. lIokc Tor Congress from this district
This resolution provoked some discu:.
sion, the debators taking the ground that
insiruclins delegate, was bad in conven-
tons, but If wcsare to restrict delegates to
vote Tor one man against their discretion
and expediency, one delegate wns all
that was necessary TO appoint, whereupon
Mr.. y. i. Carskadon offered the following
substitute, which was accepted ''z.
Ecsolre,l, That the Republicans OF Miner
al county remember kindly the brave fight
Judge lloke made in the last canvass Us
tho standard hearer OF the Republican
party, and that il nominated ut the Fair,
mont Republican convention We will give
him our hearty support.
The following persons were appointed
by the Chair MS the committee to name
delegates, who were empowered to name
new Central Committee and an Executive
Committee for the county, and the num-
Der Of delegates selected from each district
to be left to the discretion OF the commit.
tee:
Keyser district, 7. R. QArskadon, Pied
mont, g. Y. Goshorn; Wel,on, j. o. Hull;
Frankfort, d. G. Arnold; Cabin. Run, Chas.
Carskadon.
This committee retired and soon reported
the folowind delegates:
New Creek-F. NJ. Reynolds, ]. T. Miller,
N. S. O'Neal, D. &. Miers, J. Anderson, /.
G. pugit, J. F. Dayton, John Eabriok, T.
il. C.nskadon, ". J. Stump. D. b. Andcr.
son, G. W. Parsons, Floyd Knight, Can't.
C. Woodward, Paul II. NelIlen, Z B,
Cretl, J. II. Straitt, J. Mullinaux, G. Po.
land, S. G. Moody, n. H. Carskadon, J. T.
Cu.skadon.
Hi0dmoni-W. II. Gilbert, Joshua vii.
liains, J. Il. Wolverlon, p. Mullen, F. G.
Beck, T. G. Powell, 2. S. Minshall, G. T.
Gosorn, Z. Nei!lcn, John Gardner.
Iltlton-W. ]. Taylor, j. Sloan, Charles
Taylor, John Dane. J. o. Hull, 0. l.. Mil-
Ter, S. 5. Strife, /. i. Garner. 4. Chamber.
lin, i. o. Davis.
Cabin Run-G. S. Arnold, John S.
Thrush, T. D. Arnold, Y. B. Rodruck, r.
II. DAYTON, J. W. Fowell, |. P. Curskadou,
Y. Thrush, W. Z. Head, J. Eliley, Charles
Carskadon.
EM-J. Z. Dixon, I. II. Ofrner, ]. Tasker,
Alex. kalbau:h, J. kitzmiller [of Jacob. !
trdnkfon-p.: NJ Dayton, Charles Ridge.
ly, Joseph Gizer, D. G. Arnold.
Sisty-.wo delegates. Mineral county
entitled to Ia votes.
The following is the Executive Commit.
tee! EN-. Reynolds, 7. Il. Carska(.on, G.
T. Go-orn, ]. T. Miller.
Members OF Central Committee J. o.
Hull, Wel!on; I. i. Carskadon, Cabin
Run; ]. 7. Dixon, Elk; p. NJ. DAYTON,
Frankfort W. II. Gilbert, Piedmont.
There being no further business, the
convention adjourned.
REDUCED rates have been secured, which
will not exceed four cents mile, and as
the DISTANCE to Fairmunt is about leo
miles from Piedmont, the railroad fare
need not exceed St.n