Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

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DEBORAH, IA, April 2L-The Republi.
cans Of the Fourth Iowa district elected
A. G. Stewart and o. H. Lyon delegates to
the Chicago Convention, with d. w. Glenn.
ents and William kellow alternates. They
were instructed for Blaine.
Four Delegates for Edmunds.
WORCESTER, Mass April 24-The Fourth
Congressional district elected W. W. Rice
and TAeo. C. Bates delegates to the Repub-
lican National Convention. Both are for
Edmunds. The Republicans OF the First
district elected Jonathan Bourne and
Frank S. Stevens delegates TO Ch'ccSo.
Bourne favors Edmunds and Steve9s Ar
thur. The latter will probably vote foI
Edmunds.
Pensy Ivania Greenbackers Endorse
Batter.
PIITsBUEGa, Pa. April G.-Tno ALE.
gheny County Greenback. Labor Conven.
ton to-day elected four delegates to the
Indianapolis National Convention and
sdopted resolutions endorsing Benjsmin
L. Butler for President. Morrieon FoIte-
wss nominated for Congress in the Twenty.
second district.
North Carolina DeIegstes.
RALEIGH, n. G., April 24-The Rspubli-
can Convention in the Third District
elected l.. w. Humphrey and John 5.
He wants civil Service RefOrmer.
ITHACA, N. Y. April q. - President
White Of Carnell, delegate at large to Chi.
caeo favors the candidate who will repre-.
sent the cause OF the Civil Service Reform
and whose labors in that interest will be
fully and faithfully given.
sherman and Edmunds In Minnesota
MASKAro, MINI, April 2i.-The Second
district Republican Convention chose A.
NJ. Crosby and L. s. Rogers delegates and
Joseph Bobletter and Gordon Powers alter.
mates to the Chicsgo Convention. Crosby
favors Edmunds, but will vote for Blaine
on the first ballot In Difference Ia his con.
stituents. Rogers is for Edmunds, with
sherman second choice. No instructions
where Were Bia,ne'- Friends:
OLATHE, Kan, April "a AT The Second
District Republican Convention held here
today X. Aikman and J. i. Root were
shosen a. delegates to the Chicago conven'
iion. Cninstructed.
They VIII Vote for Blaine.
MoREHEAp, MINI, April 2i.-The Rspdb.
licsns OF the Fifth District elected sx.
Lieutenant.G Governor Barto aud II. e. Pare
delegates TO Chicago. B,rto prefers EI-
muIds, but will vote for Blaine in accor.
dance with the wishes OF his constituents
Psge is for Blaine.
A small Blaine blizzard I'm Dakota.
HrRoS, DAE., April 2I.-It was four
o'clock this morning before the matter OF
the contesting delegations hal been dis
posed of in the convention. After q
couple of hours .rsugipg permanent
organization was effected. w. Plummer, OF
Fargo, was lnsde permanent chairman:
The chairman advocated the election Of
Blaine delegates Nelson Of Pembina, aud
Col. J. T. Jolly, OF Clay, we're elected deli
gates to Chicago. 4 resolution was adop.
led with three cheers fayoring Blsine for
President and Lincoln for Vice President.
New York Democratic state Conves-
tiOn.
ALBAfY, April 2l.-There is no signih'
canoe in the change OF date for holding the
Dem ocratic State Committee meeting be-
yond the fact that late State convention
Is de- sired by all the members except Tam
many Hall men.
Maryland Delegates Elected.
Rockville, Nh, April ?'-The Rtpub''
can Committee OF the Sixth CongretronL
district elected George l.. Wslington and
Or. J. Mcpherson Scott as delegates 20 Cht
csgo.
Both are for EdmuDd,.
RrTLAnD. VT, April 2i.-The Rsprb'i'
cans OF the First Vermont district nomi'
mated ]. W. Stewart for Congress. anc
elected A. h. Valentine and Henry BiI'a
delegates to Chicago. Both are for I'd
munds.