The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-28
BELEGArIs TO MouHpsyILLE,

DELEGATES TO MouEDsrlLLE.
Washington Dislrics-D Delegates, William
Otto, David Bell. Chas. P. Hamilton and
Chas ]. Mayer. Altsrnates, Alex. Wiley, ].
NJ. Belleyille, BeDj. Connolly and Jacob
kemple.
Madison Observation-Disclosures, A. G. Robin.
son, G. Rolls, n. @. Hamilton, q. B. Hart,
Thcs. Prince and Lewis Jones. Alternates,
D. G. List, jr., g.. /. Norton, DR.. 9. A. Winger.
tel, s. Z. Hildreth, Fred. Meyer and G. W.
Rathbun.
Clsy Disirict-Deiegates, Victor Rosenburg,
J.. d. Elso1, George Hollinger, W. 4. Peter.
son and John Frey. Aiternales, Samuel
Kline, Thos. Jones, DR.. g. L. S.illyard, VIM.
Bailey and Alex Laughlin.
Union Observation-Disclosures, c. 8. Howell, B
8. Allison, Chas. Lotlller and G. B. Caldwell,
AltsrDates, David S.esbitt, W.. i. Simpson,
Andrew Ross and MBjor Joy.
Center Observation-Disclosures U. D. Hubbard
J. i. Reed and +. c. Arbelz. Alterna.es
r. C. Mofatt, 7. Il. Moffatt and n. Wilkin'
son.
Webster Observation-Disclosures, VIM. Travis.
8. l.. Brice, W.. n. Linch, Chas. Helmbright,
Isaiah Stephens. Alternates, none chosen.
Richie Observation-Disclosures, q. D. Thomr.
son, Geo. Bowman, J.. W. Schultzs, J. @. De
Wills duu Cuas. myers. dlter0hte9, ii, u
Meyers, A.. J schultzs, c. Bremen, Chss Fergu.
son and Jos. Fretzs.
Liberty District-De.egates, Col. WI, Cur.
tia and ". NJ. Dunlap. Altsrnates, T, \, Her
vey and u. N. Bonar.
Triadelphia District Delegates, ]. II. Sto.
rer, W. z. Hubbard and John Baird. Alter
mates, L, l.. Sisson, Sam'l Buchanan and
James Hesvev.
Richlaud Distsic.-Delegate, G. @. Saw.
tolle. Alternate, Alex McColloch.
DELEGATES TO MARrtNsBuEa,
Washington District-Eame as to Mounds.
vile.
Madison Observation-Disclosures, B. B. Doyeser
Thos. Prince, Y. u. Hart, Lewis Jones, Clar.
ence Rathbun and James II. Joues,i Alter.
mates, N. C. Hamilton, s. P. Hildreth, s. p,
Norton, Lewis Woodmansee, Will S, Faris, ],
4. Faris.
Clay Observation-Disclosures, L. L. Rose, W, +,
Peterson, J. D. Elson, Fl. B. Clemens, John
Frew. Alternaies. Capt. s. kraus, William
s:hwertieger, Charles +. Bailey, i. B. Dob.
bins, Alex. Turner.
Union District-Snme as to Moundsyille,
Centre Observation-Disclosures. O. D. Hubbard,
J.. Reed. T. @. Mohatt. Alternates, T, O,
Edwards, F. G.. Asbet and T. r. Moifatt.
Webster Observation-Disclosures, W. N, Linch,
Chas. Helmbright, E. W. Dunaway, A, G, n
Ebeling aud Q. u Daily. Alternaies, VIM, M,
Hastings, John Moore. VIM. H. Williams,
John P. Heinlein and s. l.. Brice.
Richie Observation-Disclosures, O.. D. Thomp.
son, George Bowman, ]. w. schultxs, ]. d.
Devine and Chas. Myers. A~l,eruates, Il. G.
Meyers, A. ]. schul;zs, @. Bremen, Charles
Ferguson and Jos. lfruess,
Liberty D.strici--Same as to Moun6syilie.
Triadelphin Dlstrlc.-Same Us to Mounds.
vills.
Richland Distriot-6arla IS to Moundsville.
Mr. W.. Hubbard moved that any dele
gate unable to attend the district convention
might choose which alternate from his dis.
triot should represent him, aud this was
adopted. Col. Caldwell made the same mn,
ton ior the Slate convention, and 1t again
prevailed.
At IN interval In the proceedings the
chairman read the resignation of Nj. 8, K,
Wallace AZ member OF the County Executive
Committee from Madison district, he HAVING
removed from the district. MI. Z. ". Dnns.
way also rendered the resignation OF ", W.
Hamilton, member OF the Committee from
Centre district. The delegations from the
two districts were requested 10 nominate
members for the vacancies. aud Mr.. Doyeuer
wos chosen member from Madison and John
E. Reed from Centre district.
A. vote Of thanks 10 Governor Jackson and
Janitor yoliz was adopted for the use Of the
hall, and the convention adjourned.
THE OUTCOME.
The result was an undeniable end urousl.
iied victory for the Blaine men. But tnera
are other features OF the days work which
are al notable. The little opposition to thu
seventh resolution was goodiumored. and It
was respectfully met and defeated. Nobodv
tLad room to be displeaeed with the result IN
any particular. One class OF voters ehont
whcss. share in tho convention Interested
parties had attempted to cause agitation and
dissatisfaction in advance, was the colored
Republicans. They were recognized more
generously than any Of them asked or ernpnt
ed. In the first place ono Of their aumber
DR.. S,illyard, wca elected 10 the position nj
presiding officer OF the temporary orpaniz,.
lion. In addition, two colored delegates and
one colo:ed alternate were chosen TO each
convention, Messrs. Granville Rolls and
George 4Iollinger 90 10 Moandsyille as dale.
gates, and DR.. Stillysrd go an altsfnsteI and
Prot. J. h. Joneg and Nj. II. B, Clemens we,s
make delegates to M%artinsburg, and MI.
Alex. Turner an alternate. Any OF these
representatives Of the colored voters of ths
county will be Il credit TO Ohio %county's del.
egation and to the convention III which thay
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