The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23
CONVENTION NOTES.
SATISFIED WITH THE NOMINEES
0fths 0askhannoa Cosucu.ioa-rhe Del.sAtss to
the GfssAbitk National Convtn,Ion-A Hoom
STARTED for p. ". Aorrl', for Consress-nos.
plsali'yof ths Good People Of up,har. y
Correspondence otthe Initaiuenc.r.

Correspondence otthe Initaivenctr. 'a
EucxllASSoS. W. Va, May eth
Greenbatk State Convention has accom-
! plished It's purpose. The well worn ou
enthusiastic delegates have many Of then
departed, md look over the field show
some stubbornly contested battles, excitin,
and eloquent oratorical combats bu! ovel
all and above all was a paramount desire
10 strike blow in behalf Of the people tina,
would rebound In good from ons end OF the
State to the other. Republicans and Green.
hackers alike seem 10 realize that succesr
alone lies IN the careful and judicious com
pletion Of the fusion programme as agreed
upon today. More than once during the
debates testing tho question Of a union OF
the minority political parties in the State
matters were In excellent shape for com.
plete rupture anditempcral dissolution, but
some tino engineering on the part OF the
leaders Strengthened the twist, mended the
fences, and reunited the forces. And
while there were quite number who were
opposed to fusion under any circumstaucep.
the expressions obtained after the coryen.
tions indicated that the choice OF the
majority would be the choice OF the party.
PLEASED WITH THE TICKET.
Many prominent Republican visitors,
who have expressed themselves as well
pleased with the result, feel an assurance
Of q. union that will mean SUCCESS, "a
- Postmaster Aspinwall, OF Weston, saws
the ticket will, be elected, and. the way
Messrs. Morris and Me- Cormick arrsyed
their countenances in pleasing aspect made
It perfectly absurd to ask them what they
thought would be the result. These two
gentlemen have done excellent service for
their party and it's interests in the move.
ment to combine, and have indeed been
the leading spirits In :. bringing about he
union Of sentiment between the two parties.
One notable and pleasing feature OF the
convention was the lack of drunken men.
generally considered essential elements in
the makeup Of conventions. Not one
single drunken man has your Representa-.
tive seen amid all the throng to dsy, It
must be conceded to. the Greenbackers
that they are sufficiently abstemious 10
Tmot hara u iat ,ro sar ~. .i
ss.aaS ns.o NJ ~. m1 coy tuat tas Dano sere-
suen insae,. ~. Eye iass nigot. Ihe cltlzsns
hbsu'S tbasp, a,sa S,senasu .ne meethgs' ana among
exception of lack Of hotel accommoda.
tions, which will soon be remedied, as a
iae hotel is being erected near the depot,
the conrtesies Of the people and the generat
air Of cheerful socisbllity so plainly ap.
parent, made the brief eojourn Of The dele.
gates and visitors pleasant psstime not
'oIM puoIh"g ~ ue !o.got.en'
fully located towns in the he Ststa us. u1a's R!snal
acres Of almoat level land surround the
town and 1t has room to extend its borders
e oyer smooth and easily accessible ground
I'LL 1t might become second metropolis.
DELEGATES TO IspIANApoL1s. ..
The list of de,coata. n tbo 1rd;anon,,;,
c,ooaho",, Ns.:Ss' - y w Auu'"n"po'ia
oteel1pssA :! NH:lonal Convention are: First
Congressional District-J.' B. McAlister
and Joseph Sage, OF Ohio: Second-John
T. Jennev of Mari;nabnra ond Iohu
n. nne ~, 'onu a.
nmG!on;ps9n. o. ienersoni ,Ihlrd.J. W.
VII, minngsu E ano samuel rburdette, OF Kama
M Ma1, i Tnuitn- " y, t'ggett, OF Mason,
"ua ~ so;I. a. fieel' ., hitcnie:
rono.. ~ p!ins oSet.99Asa III the telegraphic
.HIpG.'s aIa";r ~ss iesotuIion e4sreu during the
.pses'1s .pa scenes o. lne convention, in which
snoner. sno HLeeipacSeIs !hn pieose tnemse!Ves to
Gnnvan,;ou GSIppu,, nus no~'nee OF tneif National
convention. il"sa ION
=, e'a"s sno" WHICH way the wind blows.
tne eieenoackefS are almost as much in
,Uye VIII, 1nas senial newspaper man, T.
": mosflH' Ego as are the constantly ap--
iauelns lnomoefs o' nis own party. Even
W. W;,b gGoena,'c h;H o, pse'nien IKE Morris.
portei bv thc G!t,enhacl.eps ] ;s sna ~ sup, hs
vondered al that w;th' several 4 b"r1,aJ ~ u1
fnsion msi,r;tv in tha Eour,h ] d;s,s;o. me'eu I'a
ia recoenixsd ss the leadsr who I, w;ii corr., ru
The Conrreesional Il 10 diving w." W. lay naxt
campaign, TIE prega is WITH him ~ tbs
Noodle aro with him h;a nn,;rino A aT,,,. 'Ie w
favor of Iusion rivea him co,n,noaI;na U.H ~
prestige. ,A' nrominent Greenharnar us rs
markel on the train 'mlya ara ] Lcnnd 70 70
elect Morris.. Wa ara nil for lin, o n n
straws are not decentive nerzonn das;r;na
to address the editor ri tha Pitnh;a Gn..1ss
miGht an wali heSin n wr;,e Htv Up w eafs' Sas
rig. NJ, Cn Tbe newsnsner amer man " who ntOrs Ora
the great laborera slIould he .TawardaJ m G
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