The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-13
THE NEXT HOUSE
AND TIE RELATIVE STANDING
OF the Two Parties Among its Members,
a Complete LIsiof the Delegates Elcc-
ted In tho Different Counties Last
Month, and tho Politics Of Each.

The returns Of the October elections rs
to tho choice Of the members Of tie House
OF Delegates have at lust NIL been received
ut tho Secretary Of States Office, except.
ing Faycttc county. They show that Of
the slx,y.fivo members elected to the next
house, g arc Republicans and IS Demo.
rrats, viii, Fayettc's member in dispute,
u majority for the Democrats Of l2. In
the Inst House there were but II Repnb-
leans and ~ Democrats, no thut IN this
years contests the Republicans have
gained ut least nino members, and II the
member returned us elected from Fayctte
county obtains his seat, they have gained
ten members. In tho latter case the
Democratic majority will be but II, while
ii II Democrat shall DO seated rs Fayettc's
representative tho majority will BIZ 10.
OF the u now Senators elected. whose
Inumcs have been printed, 8 are Demo-
Gratis and G Republicans. OF these, how
ever, one fills M unexpircd term, making
the party standing OF those who hold over
I Democrats aud q Republicans, or 10
Democrats and II Republicans In the
whole Senate. This will make the Demo.
cratic minority Oh joint ballot from II TO
10, according to the result Of the contest
in Fayette county. ia E.f.a
THE SEw MEMBERS.
Following is II list Of the Delegates elect:
Barbour conNty-S. Q. Rnslnisel, Rep.
Berkeley-L.B Is. Snolgrass, Dem. james
II. Smith, Rep,
Boone-William Workman, Rep.
Braxton-icnjnmin +. Fisher, Dem.
First Delegate District, Brooke and Han
corE-E. ]. Owiny4. Dem.
Cabcll-John Il. lMidley, Dem.
Calloun-Char!es II. Richardson, Dem
Doddrid.c-E. Il. Taylor, Dem.
Faycttc-CoItested.
Giimcr-l,obert X. MARSHALL, Dem.
Greenbricr-WiiliamlI II. McCiung,D Dom.
Thomas II. Dennis, Dem.
llampshire-Ilenry b. Gilkorson, Dem
Second Delegate District, Ilardy an,
Grant-Wilbur +. Over, Dem.
l~larrison-lra G. Post, Dem; Jesse T
Randolph, Dem.
Jackson-S. II. Hayman, Rep; ). r
J]cilerson~E: P. Chew, Dem; D. b
Lucas, Dem.
Kanawha-lI. G. McWlortcr, Rep, J
B. Fleming, Rep, a. a. Rock, Rep.
L.rWis-GcOrge /. DAVIDSON, Dem.
l.incoln-B. II. Oxley, Dem.
losan-Smith Fcrrcl, Dem.
Narion-A. +. Raymond, Dem, Ell I.
Parker, Rep.
Marshall-rrank Arnold, Rep, Georg'
} Edwards, Rep.
Mason--A.G. Baird, Rep, 10. Sayre
Rep.
Slcrccr-A. G. Davisson, Dem.
Minerul-John +. Gilmore, Dem.
Mononsalia-John l.. Price, Rep,
Monroc-Georgc Anderson, Dem.
Morsan-Silas J. liovermale, Rep.
Nicllols-tl. c. Callison, Dem.
Oiiio-joiin J.Jacob, jr., DeiH.,' Rober
White, Dem, William Mylcs, Dem.
Edward Robertson. Dem.
peudictoi-Jacob Ilinkle, Dem.
pleasants-John J. Poynter, Dem.
Fourth Delegate District, P~ocahonta
and Webster-Ciar'es =. DorF, Dem.
preston-Ih0mas Fortney, Rep, Wi!
liam II. Glover, Rep.
Putnam-Clarles McGill, Rep.
Ralei.h-Aiden Thompson, Dem.
Filth Delegate District, Randolph'an
Tue&er-Harnen Snyder, Rep.
Ri,chie--W. q. Miller, Rep.
Sixth Delegate District, Koane and Cla!
ANDREW Parks, Dem, Jesse Roach, Dem
Summcrs-John &. Crockett, Dem.
Taylor-David Powell, Rep.
rWer-William W. Givcns, Rep.
UpslIuf-J0hm S. W. Dcan, Rep.
Wayne-C. ". Ferguson, Dem.
Weizel-Aaron Morgan, Drm.
Wirt-W. C. McConnhey, Dem.
Wood-SamuclT. Stapleton, Rep, Rob
crl Alexander, Rep, james I. McMechcn
Rep.
Third Delegate District. Wyoming an(
McDowcll-L. Il. Gamblers, Dem.