The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-17

The vote wfo tuken by ballo. and q g,ea
dsai OF confusion necs.,grily resulted from
each delegate s getting his Individual thart
Of the district vote. After tho vote had beer
taken, numerous moti0nSwer0 inside lookint
to iscastingit, but finally tee Secretary mad,
the footing como right and the result wa an
nocRced. M ~ ~. - :. :,
1t IVES moved tina. Mr.. Jordan's nomination
DO made unanimous, and this was done pmiC
hearty applause. In answer to calls, MIR
Jordan returned his thanks. 4
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For sssesaor for the city district, r, Il
Phiilips was unanimously nominated by &C
c!ematton. and ho, too, hsd 10 return BIZ
thanks. Ao promised also to lead them t;
victory. RTgi&.t ,,1Ils ~ -
For tho country district Frank Walter,
named Noah ZArt; John 6. Fsris pnmed ed. i
u. Montgomery, and James Russell named
Martin Burroughs. "A ballot resulted i,
ZMe'a nomination. he receiving 3.117 vote,
to Mr.. outgcnlery's SIG and MI, Burrouch'.
US. He wel called tor, thanked tina deIa
gaies, and was heartily applasded, MI
Hand!Rn turned over 10 him bis bououe
pleuse. 4I'7 5,'Il,s' = -. r
Frsnk Healsy moved 10 adj ,ura Till .
o'clock, but this motion was laid on III,
table. les Is f 8 ,.r,s- n - - -
~ WANTED, FOUR cANDIDArs!.
Mr.. O'Kane moved that a comu;,
tee be named consisting OF one mem
Der from each district 10 consul
and report to the Convention q Leg
islative ticket. This motion provoked sam,
discussion. Some OF tho delegates saw In hi;
au effort to ''set upa job" and Others though
It "dissranchiSed" the Convention. C. RI
Okane explained; ".Wbat we wan, 10 10 con
sult some pertiet; weilnayibs able 10 Undue,
named" ~ .LE!l.g.> ,I5t.1S -: w. -
Mr.. Dslaplaine moved that the Conyentjo,
meet as q Committee OF the Whole during tn,
recess and consult ard advise on tho maud;
dates for the House OF Delegates, Mors dis
cusslon followed and finally MIR. Brock moved
10 lay tho whole matter OH the table. which
was done, and motion to proceed 10 na,T,
candidates for the House prevailed, but nsnd
Ing this businesd the Convention took a re-
cas- until 9 o'clock N. '5s5yyi.3s- - :,
During the recess candidates Tor the Lseis
latute were active In interviewing delegates
aud speculation was rife when tie mestir1
was again called to order ss to who the fouii
lucky men would be. 4 "a, 49,
ti3 COUNTY iulvEYoR.
The chairman announced that i! Tss the
duty OF the convention 10 nominate csndi
date Tor County Surveyor. Filling this po1i
ton has for several years been allowed h,
common coyssn.to dsyolve upon the BoarS
of-ComnissioEers but tho law provides thaI
tile Surveyor shall be elsoted by tao people
Two namt1 were placed helo.e the conyen
zion, Capt. Carr aud Walter Smith, the p,er
ent incumbent. A ballet was taken ,rssui,int
In. Capt. Cars election, ho having 2Si5 Il
Smiths ! 1855. Ths Captain was deoisred ID,
nominee Of tho convention. ;;s,a ~,
i e. = 7. n &c "A DIa ARRAY. &. Z
For member OF the House of Delceatep
NJ. Allen Brock named Judge T. D. Hous
ton, Frank Hes!cy nominated Jonas Pickett
Mr.. O'ksne preaeEtad Col. James. epeyel'.
name, John Q. Farls named T. B. Howard, O.
Liberty district, W. "A. sWilson nominatec
James MaxNell, and John Battlefield Mr.
William Myley; John J. Jacobs WAS place.
In nomination by Mr.. Dslaplain, and Johr
Baird IT,, by Mr. Garden; Edward Robert
by Mr. Hoffman. ar. Thornbnrs prssantof
Col. Roher, White, Mr.. Bingell slso nsmsS
il, Woods Many Of tlis nominations were
seconded, and the name OF Mr.: Woods wa,
sub.equsntiy withdraw. a few of tbs
candidates. names were received witt
much applause, notably Mr.. Jacoba
George Baird snd Mr.. Maxwell; John A
Hobbs was named, but his nkme withdrawn
and Mr.. o. Kane, Just batoro ballot We, be.
gun, placed NJ. 1Ameu B. fancy in nomina
ton. So 81 /! :.
Col. speysr moved -thst tho nominee fron