The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-02
TAYLOR NOMINATED
soa CONGRESS ACROSS THE RlvlR.

!. roA CONGRESS ACROSS THE Riv1F
It 4 natmonious Casy.n.ies 4, Caldwell Ys.t.Yds,
. Col. Taylor Repsminstsd BY Aeeiama,ica.
a ss'np,o,, ,of ra,hlnstou County, for
3 El;ssor-A Good spaeh By Daues.
3 special C9tropondenee ofAe 1nttllica.eer.
CALDWELL, o., July l.-Esrly Monda,
evening the delegates began to arrive /,
J the growing little town Of Caldwell, which
Is making rapid progress sincs the comm,
Of the Bellaire, Zinesvillc ( Cincinnati
Railway. Tho delegates from Belmon,
county were the frat 10 arrive by a special
train rendered them by President Mooney,
OF the B. & C.'Railway. Tho houses
throughou! tho town were decorated with
hags and bunting, and acrces the leading
Street from the hall where the convention
met we1 a large bsnner with the victorious
names, "Baine and Logan, ]. d. Taylor," :"
The Caldwell band diecoursed music
last evening, and met Col. J, D. TAYLOR at
the depot this morning and escorted him TO
the Exchange hotel. " 5; 'T'TI :
COUNTY ORGANIZATION,
The delegates from the different counties
met during the morning and organized as
follows: ,e
Belmont county, j. N. Lewis, Chairman,
y. Ruf,ell Wood, Secretary. ,s.g
Guernsey, county, PIX. Goodearl, Chair.
man, ]. W. Hill, Secretary. g : 81
!, Monroe county, Chairman, Dr.. l. P.
Falquahr. r, Isl ...s3.;. p ~ a - (, :
Noblo county, Chairman, E. P. Sullivan;
Secretary, l. O. Phillips. -
Washington county, Chairman, W. F,
Curtis, Sr; Secretary, E. K. Alderman, .
The convention IVES called TO order
promptly at II o'clock by the chsirman OF
the District Committee, VI. a, Hunt, Of the
st. Clairsville Chronicle. .Rsy. @. NJ. vii.
son, ol Caldwell, offered prayer. a..
Gen. K. R. Dawes, Of Marietta, was
named as temporary chairman and g, P,
s;mona, ot Caldwell, for temporary chair.
man. =,
A RINGING SPEECH. d.
General Dawes made ringing speech Of
hall an hours duration, in which he said
that undue exllsation on entering the cam
pa!gn brought us grief in tho election last
fall; it is sad experience in politics that
poems too often become boomerange, But
the signs 'of victory in this Presidential
campaign are already so abounding and
universal and the Blaine boom go positive.
80 vigorous and aggressive, that I must re-
]oice in the preface. AS General Garfield
said four years ago, "the stars in their
courses fight for US this year." 1t is eyi.
dent that the Tramp, Of the millions
to rally around the plume Of our great
leader has begun; it will shake the land
before October. Called to the front by the
voice Of bis party, spontaneous and ire
slslable in expression, the name OF Blaine
has already become an inspiration to con-
ilict and synonym Of victory. And Lo-
gan, the moet dashiug and brilliant Cen
eral who ever rose from the ranks Of our
volunteer army, true, courageous and un-
tlinching defender Of the principles OF our
party, soldier and statesman, completes
with Blaine ticket the most consistently
and thoroughly Republican, >. and-Ath
strongest before the people ever presented
by our party. Who doubts that Blaine
aud Logan will carry Ohio by rousinp
old time Republican majority 2
We aak the American people to look
iorEard 10 grand and glorious future and
not to grope backward into dead and
halfforgotten past. The queationf for to-day
are, what shall be the policy OF this govern.
ment With reference to it's tarih on imports,
lty trade and relations with other nations.
its internal commerce. >
ORGANIZATION rERFEcTEp,
The organization wa7 further perfected
with THO following committees,
On Permanent Organization-G. q.
Wise. Belmont; N. n. Barbee, Guernsey:
J. n. Brock, Monroe; j. D. Pstty, Noble;F,
6. Cutter, Washington. s','SE ~
On Credentials-J. r. Bsrr, Guernsey;
VIM. Gibson, Monroe; @. w. Piuepot,
Noble; |. +. Rose, Washington, Col. O. s.
3. Baron, Belmont.
Rules and Order Of Businee;-.A, Wer.
der, Guernsey;J J. W. Dougherty, Monroe:
W. G. Young, Noble; +. FL. Chamberlain.
Washington; NJ. s. Mechen, Belmont,
On Resolu.ions-R. y. Frame, Guernsey:
]. E. Jones, Monroe; T. @. Williaus
Noble; @. 4. Alderman, Wellington;
samnsl Hills, Belmont,
Vice Preaidents:
7. n. johnson, Guernsey.
John Conners, Noble.
Col. !. R. Moore, Washington,
]. M. Walters, Belmont.
]. W, Dougherty, OF Monroe, member Of
Congressional Committee; NJ. @. Mitchell,
Belmont Charlie Foster, Noblei R. r.
Dawes, Washington.
K. AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention wes opened in the after
noon with campaign song from the Cald-
well glee club, entitled, "The Grand Old
Party That Stood by the Boys who Fought
lor the Flag" =,
The various committees reported and
their reports were adopted.
John w. Dougherty, Of Monroe, was
choeen permanent chairman, and o. Rus.
sell Wood, Of Belmont county, permanent
secretary. y 81. t;s h .g
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which were unanimously
Resolred, That we endorse the resolu-
ltions adopted by the State and National
Republican Conventions, and that we
pledge our earnest support 10 the election
OF the candidates nominated thereat.
RESOLVED, tt at we fully endorse the ear.
nest and able efforts OF our present rep.
resentative in Congress, the Hon. ]. D.
Taylor, and especially for the interest
manifested by him in behalf Of the wool
growers, pensioners and 'lsboring men.
F Il TAYLOR NOMINATED. - 10
J.7W. Campbell Of Cambridge, intro
duced Col, J. D. Taylor for the Republican
candidate for, Congress in the new Seven
teenth diatric.. The rules we're suspended
and Mr.. Taylor nominated by reclamation.
MI. W. +. Simpson. Of Washington county,