The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-23
IqHB WINNING TICKET
NaMep oyEa rAEaYsRYEsrEe0AY
A pl,,..n. Crowd, a HsraoaIOu. COn,.atiOn and a
strong fisk.t-rhs Delegate. Keep Cool Ona
warm DAY, hat will make it WarnfOr
Aspiring Democrats Ia OctObsr.

Matm DAY, hatWlH hlAAe u "EmlVt
Aspiring Democrats In Octobs.
Rewes,ataiire-SaHusl Hilics
Ciek cfMe CoEts de Nit DaHtord.
.iwditor-T b Jackson.
Treasurer j. D. AOge,::
ReeOrda-IH S. Hollis
Cou.mitsiouer-lfCnis Cope.
Indrmary Direetor--JOseph Bailey.
Nov blest be he who frs. invented Walnut
Grove as place to hold Convention. The
contrast betSesn the breezy, shady woods
mud close ball filled with psnpirlug men
was never mere marked than yesterday. The
idea OF holding the Belmont County Repub-
licau Convention out OF doors was a happy
one; rs the weather turned out, u mestinAot
the proportions Of the Convention held in q
hall, with. the sun pouring down on itR 1901
and walls, would have been unbeaTable.
The delegates aud interested spectators,
including several tsptranis for the nomiua-
/ ons and several OF the Democratic nomi.
uees, gathered on The ground to the number
of several hundred. The grsyo was seated
with board benches, q sufficient space for the
delegates being rallied off with q rope. A
reAt platform served for the Chairman and
other officers.
AtlI o'clock Judge O. W. Carroll, Of ST..
ClairsVille, Chairman Of the Republican Com:
mittee, called the convention TO order and
named for temporary Officers the following
gentlemen: Chairman, DR.. J. N. Todd, Of
bridgeport; Secretary, ]. r. Anderson, Of
the Beliaire Independent; Assistant Secretary,
]. B. Longley, of 1t. Granville.
DIR. ToDD's RKMlRKS
DR.. Todd, upon taking bis place as presid'
ing officer, made ringing and inspiring lii
tie speech.
He said the convention was Assem- blsd TO
nominate good ticket ticket which would
deserve and command support, and be elect.
ed. The opposition was demoraliZsd and
divided, and II any disturbing elements were
kept from exernns an influence here-it
delegates would Icy aside any local or personal
feelipg, II THEY had Rpy-the result would be
the triumphant election OF the whole ticket
in October. He quoted Phil sheridan's hill
toric remark, "We'Ysg0t 'em boys; stir EN-
up lively all alons the line" Alter tellingoi
"Private" Forakers services In the war for
the Union, the speaker said: ~ am told that
In TINT sane period one Judge George Hoadly
,ooIa S6n nm WHARF Is that $50 600 noW2i
I Daughter In conclusion, the Chairman
thanked the convention for the honor they
rad conferred upon him, aud expressed d
hope that all would use their endeayors 70
secure the dispatch OF business.
At the conclusion OF the Chairman's re,
marks, the roll OF the townships was called
and they were found 10 be all fully repre-
sented, as follows:
..... Thk pkLhoAFts'.
Colerain township. " oope, v. "; Dun
dy, Malin Horton, 8. G. Brown. Jacob Maulei
senatorial delegate; !. g. Cope, COMMITTEES
man.
Flushing-Smith Branson. l, 9. Holloway,
J. W. Hollipgsworth, l.. W. Fisher; Isaac
Holloway, Senatorial delegate J. w. HOT
lingsworih, committeeman.
Goshen-Joseph iocum, Il. w: Bone, l..
D. MckisSon, J. W. Martin. j. W. Ctihanu,
Senatorial delegAt {; o. A. Dowdell, commits
teeman. 49,,
MISUNDERSTANDING Precinct-Wtl'
liam G. MSjors, Charles Anderson. sewellf'
Vile Precinct-H. D. Gray, Thomas fiil''
mer
Mead-L. R. Lockwood, Harrison warren,
James Hamilton, VIM. Smith. L. Is. Lock'
wood, Senatorial delegate; Andrew Ham
Pease-Bridgeport Preclnet-E. P. Rhodes
George Gitlin, J. NJ. Todd, VIM. J; Howell',
hosS McMahon, John Fogle. Altarnates-
Henry Crawford, Glen Brannpm, Wan. Bert
hard, Samson Scott. J. NJ. Tetd, COMMITTEE
man. Martins Ferry Precinct-Edgar Berry
First ward, James Campbell James FtndlsS
Second ward, J. I. Crowl, Reese FufoaSi
Third ward, VIM. Jones, John Morgan; GeorGs
Robinson, committeeman; NJ. y. Mitchell,
senatorial delegate. Alternate, Alex Bran
mum.
Pultney-Henry Anderson, James A. Dun.
fee; First ward, Beilaire, 4. II. Lee; Second
ward, @. L. Poorman; Third ward, W. II.
Little, John shuttlewortb; Fourth ward,
John r. Mercer, D. B. Crafty; Filth ward,
Dewitt Danford, John A. Galiaher.
W. @. Cochran, Senatorial delegate;
Charles Batzell, D. 81 Darrah, committeeman.
Richland-W. s. kennon, Q. Il. Arick, W.
A. Hunt, O. W. carroll, John Siaeoottom.
NJ. Wilkins, Benz. Lopez, W.
Z. Clark, J. NJ. Rees, George W. Barnes; An
drew Mcfarland, senatorial delegate aIterL-
ate, ]. r. Hoge; Glencoe Precinct, h. n.
Welsh; @. W. Carroll committeeman.
Smith-Henry Moberly, ]. NJ. Beckett NJ.
Ault, W. D. Lewis. Mathew Gordon, sens
torial delegate; T. b. Jackson, commit
teeman.
Somerset-W. F. Out!and, Isaac Johnson,
J. D. Jackson, T. P. Harris. A. u. McCni-
Tough, senatorial delegate; alternate, !. h.
shotwelli Thos. wilson, committee LAn. -
Union-Nathau Lynn, Harry Nichols, u
N. Shepherd, Jonn MeMli'is WILL aie Niassts
w. D; hiIk, JPN poIu, ,n VIZ" saDato,;.i U Jois,
Lew Russell. JSseIn nSmn, Seu pei,,h LIE liz
Gatfi alternate oai'ih TOi'ooA' Ns'pA MIA
commltteeman, ,,. n. 1,d-
warren. ", M LsHs, " yvs ri Tiaa
Kins SeSrge '" y Saep soI,n,r m mns R. M
Stewart Watt; Ezra Ezra Mcdonnell ,I.1l, senatorial
delegate; .. .. fipern CoV waI.h Than.s R
HammoGd, Q. ". Armstrong si,,a' W; L S1S Me-
mem. AMstnaIes-p sSAe ,d:. a. e'1 y
CsiJveIl Senatorial delegate; alternate,
Thomas A. welsh; Thomas B. Hammond,
Wayne-Lss Evans, A. P. King, B. L.
Craig, v. A. Danford. A. G. King, Senatorial
Delegate; alternate, Samuel Berry; J. W.
Davis, commit eeman.
Wheeliug-R. ]. Pollock, William Patton,
Tnhp WatSop 7 y HnrvAv AltarnAtpS--