Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-06

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THE CHESTER BATTLE.
EvEkHAEr GETS TaE NOaIAArIoN.
End q . hitter Political Cosseasloa-Ba0Ds
and Drros H0oonlDAted In Allegheny
Political Poiass.
The Republican nominating convention
held in West Chester yesterday was called
to order by County Committee Chairman
Pierce. John Griffin, of Phenixville, was
chosen as permanent chairman of the CON-
vention, with Joseph L Pencock as vice
president, and F. B. Rhodes and s. Il.
Parke as secretaries. The names of the
aspirants for congressional hOnOrs were |:
James B. Everhart and William
B. Waddell, of West Chester {;
Smcdley Darlington, of East Brad
ford DR.. n. A. Pennypacker, of Schuyl-
kill DR.. Mcclellan, Of West IF Fallowfield,
and ]. G. Dickey. OF New LoSdon. There
names were presented soon after the Or
ganizatiOn. and the convention proceeded
to vote. The first ballot resulted as fol-
lows Everhart, Al; Waddell, 40; Dar-
lington, &c Pennypacker, 26 +; Mcclellan,
4; Dickey, H.. But little change occurred
during the progress Of eight ballots when
the convention took an hours recess
for dinner. At o'clock voting was
resumed, but it was nearly night
when the twenty fifth and decisive
ballot was taken. Mcclellan, Darlington
and Pennypacker had all previously with
drawn, and the fiual vote resulted
Dickey, 8; Waddell, 70; Everhart, 7S, or
two votes more than were necessary to
choice. Tho nomination of Mr.. Everhart
was received with great enthusiasm. He
is the state senator from that district aud
extremely popular with his constituents.
Dr.. j. Rickabaugh, w. B. Phelps and
Francis Jacobs were named as Mr.. Ever.
hart's conferees to ,nect those appointed
in MIR. Ward's interest by tho convention
of Delaware county, these two counties
composing tho Sixth congressional dis
trict. -. .r.
The balance of tho county ticket was
named as follows Assembly, Northern
district, John 4. Potts SOuthean. TheO-
dore K. Stubbs Eastern. WIN. Wayne
Western, Levi Fetters; Directors of the
Poor, Thomas Millard and JOel B. Pussy
Jury Commissioner, Chss. NJ. Grim. .g.
The young Republican club aud other
serenated Mr.. Everhart ut his home.
This convention brings to an end tho
most bitter and exciting CANVASS for the
congressional nomination that has prOba-
bly, ever been conducted in Chester
county.
The Allegheny Republican Conventions.
The ten Republican conventions in
Allegheny county, to nominate two can
Il .yok~ c<.n he akAt
Senate and six for tho Assembly, passed of
with considerable degree Of unanimity
except in one instance-the FOrty-fOurth
Noah w. Shafer, the opponent of Senator
Mcneil, appeared, but withdrew before
the ballot was taken, asserting that he
had been defrauded out of his
delegates in certain districts. All
but one of his delegates left the
convention, which nominated McNeil by a
vote of 364, four more than necessary.
The following is the complete ticket, with
the exception of three Legislative districts
Twenty second Congressional. Russell
Errett Twenty-third Congressional,
Thomas NJ. Bayne; Forty-second 6ena
torial, Hugh Mcneil; Forty fourth Sena-
torial, w. F. Ault Second Legislative,
r. NJ. Snodgrass and s. T. Mawhiuney
Fifth Legislative, J. w. Morrison aud W.
E. Thompson Sixth Legislative, N. HOag
and J. w. Nesbjt. The First Legis-
lativo convention adjourned late at night
after warm contest, resulting in
the denomination of N. II. VOeghtly
aud John Parkhill and James L. Graham.
There will probably be contest over the
nomination of the latter. ]. D. Ramsey,
whom ho defeaCetl by one vote, claims that
he has been counted out. Hon. J.. K.
MOrehead is given authority for the state
ment that he would back Shaier for tho
Senate with all the money necessary to
prosecute the ballot box suffers whom he
claims defeated him. Shafer charges that
one Of his delegates was offered 800 by
c. g. Lapp, partner of James Hunter,
president of the common council of ALE
gheDy. In the Fourth legislative district
there were seven candidates in the field.
The successful ones were 8. H. French, A.
e. Robertson and II. NJ. McClarren. 4
York County Democratic Nomin~iioDs.
The Democratic county convention met
in York ON Tuesday morning. There was
a large attendance and much interest was
manifested. DR.. John Weist was chosen
chairman. J. A. Blosser, John b. Gem
mel and DR.. A. Slough were elected con-
gressi0nal cOnferees and itstructed for
Duncan, of Adams county, which secures
his nomination in the Nineteenth district.
The following ticket was nominated
Senator, J. Fl. Ross (renOminated)
representatives, Willard j. Blackford, j.
G. Devinny (renominatsd), Morris NJ.
Hays and Dr.. William B. Bigler director
of the poor, Alexander Kidd jury COM
missioner, Jacob X. FOust. Adam F.
Geesey was reelected chairman of the
county committee. =" .a'
Young Democrats Roll Up Their Sloeves.
, A campaign committee as follows was
appointed last night by the Young Mems
Democratic association of Philadelphia
George NJ. Dsllis, John r. Read. James
Gay Gordon, Joseph p. Kennedy, 8. Davis
Page, Charles Ingersoll, John N. Campbell
John H. Sloan, Henry G. Olmsted, William
c. Bullitt, B. Gordon Bromley, Henry
c. Loughlin, J. Davis Duffield, David w. !
Sellers, Charles H. Jones, VIM. NJ. Meigs,
Otto Wolf, Charles A. Laylor, Joseph A.
Reed, John F. McMonamin, Joseph Il.
Wainwright, Charles A. Townsend, Sam
uel T. Jaquette, Amos H. Evans and John
Cadwallader chairman.
Nominations I'm Other Places.
The Republican state convention OF Ne
braska yesterday nominated ticket head |
ed by Euoch Strother for governor aud |
G. G. POwring, of Reno, for congress. |