The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01
AsCOMPLETE SCOOP
FOR THE OPPONENTS or THE RING.
Or II II 4 Case Of the Lion and the Lamb Lying
Dowa Together, with the Latter Iaaids tbs Z
4 Yormeii-Tho Outeou,s Of ths Democratic /,
Il, County Convention Ysitsrday. ia.

Down Together, with the Latter lhaids tho
q Yormeii-Tho Oatcoms ths Democratic
County coavsntion Ysas.rdsy.
Tho Ohio county Democratic convention
10 choose delegates 10 the State and Congress.
slonal conventions was held yesterday fore.
noon In the hall Of the House Of Delegates.
All Of the thirty delegates elected al satur.
day primaries were present, and there YVES
beside pretty good attendance Of spectators,
There was not much business TO transact,
and II was done pretty quickly. Delegates
wers chosen to the State convention In this
city July 23t, who are almost all said 10 be
Opposed 10 Faulkner for Governor, aud they
were instructed TO vote for Alfred Caldwell
for Attorney General, Thomss n. Darrah for
Auditor and James M. Todd for Slate
Treasurer, and TO use all proper efforts to
secure the nomination OF ono OhIo county
man on the ticket. ilfe- n
The ,nly fight which camo up between the
two facti ,nB was over the manner OF appoint.
Ing the ,legateS, and the anti.Faulknsr fac
ton carried their point. a5-l
GETTING DOWN TO rnx WORK. WI.
The convention was called to order at 10
o'clock by Mr.. John 3. Naylor, Chairman Of
the Executive Committee, who named
Michael Gavin as Temporary Chairman. Mr..
o. T. Brues was made temporary secretary,
with .the editors Of the Register al assistants.
Mr.. Gavin took bis seat without making any
speech, an example worthy Of emulation by
other presiding officers who have nothing to
say. The temporary organization was on
motion made permanent, and the convention
VIZ, announced to be ready for business. d,
On motion the vote cast in this county for
Governor jackson In 1880 was adopted as the
basis OF representation OF the respective dis.
tricts on all questionB where q vote by dis
tricts wr1 taken. HEi370Hi I'D
A motion was made by MI. Howard, OF the
Eighth ward, that the Chair appoint a com.
miitee, 10 consist Of one from each district,
to select the forty delegates to the State Con.
vention, and another similar committee o!
ths same number 10 select The Congressional
delegates, thess to be apportioned among the
districts In 1.-THE ratio lof the vote cast for
Governor Jackson. Mr.. Lewis Baker moved
substitute placing the apportionment 1.-THE
committee In the hands 0f the district dele.
cations. A vote WAS taken by didtrictB, and
the substitute Wit rejected. The origtua.
|
mittees appointed. This I )ok twenty OF the
thirty members OF the Convention out Of the
hall, and the other ten took recess until
they returned.
-. THE STATE DELEaArKs. 10.
Upon the return OF the committees, Mr.,
fancy offered resolution instructipg the
delegates to the State convention 10 cast thei,
votes for .Alfrtd Caldwell for Attorney Gen
eral,. Thofrrs H. Darrah for Auditor and
James II. Todd for State Treasurer, aud to
use all honorable means to secure tho nomi
nation OF one Oaio county man on the ticket
answer to calls the tnres "fAvorite sons
arose and thanked the convention. -,7.
The list OF delegates was then read, and
The choice Of the committee ratified, a.
follows: .g, d.
Washington district George Rodenbaush
Alfred Caldwell, W. Wilson, J ohm L,omir,
Michael Stein. .
Madison-J. B. fancy, ]. B. Crawford,
Frank Mcneil, A G. Hadlich, gl.... p L
Clsy-George J. Matheson, F, ], Hope,
| VIM. Entler, Joseph 8. Miller,
Union-T. M. Darrah. Fred. Happy, Frank
Healy, Dsnis 0 ksefe, J. J. Woods. -
Centre-Andrew Wilson. Thomas Fox, DR..
J. A. Campbell; John II. Emau, il. ~
Webster-J. N. Todd, William Ishaffsr,
John GAryin, John Il. Wbyte, J. @. Picket
james Haley. IA W. ~. s1.s-s.
Ri.chie-John Ray, Adam stocker, John
Howard, Charles Horstman.
TriadeIphja-James Oldhman, Thomas
Brlen, Lewis Baker, ]. L. Bedilion, 2. l..
Kimberly. ..55l.g5g.7 - -
Richiand-R. G. Barr, J. NJ. Mccolloch,
Liberty-A. NJ. Ridgley, 9. N. Shorts.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATES uN,NsrRUcrED.
The list Of delegates to the Congre: 1ional
convention w:s then read, and also ratified,
as follows: 71s9g l5tlII-e-'
Washlngtor-R h. Phillips, George l. G ar.
rison, Theodore Kober, August Miller, it,,
John J. Kinney. =
Msdisou-John 8. Naylor, J. E. Hughes, E.
W. 6hallcross, Peter Wel,y. -. = -7.'Il
Clay-F. ?. Jepson, N. J. Q'Kane, George
Baird, IT,, D. 4. brooks. 5sa = .
Unior-J.J J. Woods, O. R. Behler, Peter
Farrell, Frank Healy, Fred Happy. n -
Centre-John Walerhouse, John yoecler
Jr., Jouis DslbruGge, E Duffy.
4 Webster-Wiilixm H. Shaetfer, Jonas @.
Pickett, n: Ries!er. James Haley, Michael
Hesrne, John d. Whyte.
Ritchie-C. y. ]. Bingell, James Nichols,
Louis Shader, Henry Bielke, I. -
Liosrty-Jamea Faris, T. B. Howard.
Triadelphis-J. s. Bedillon, James Robin.
son, J. .. Hsrvsy, W. H. 'Waddel, James
Russell. =
Richland-J. L. sawtell, J. NJ. Garden,
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
A count OF noses Of the delegates chosen
shows 20 to 81 for Wilson and the bslsnoo. Is
or 20, divided about equally between Van.
meter and Faulkner. This count VII nade
by member of the convention who was a
friend Of Wilson, however. There can be- no
gcpht that the workiugmen who favor,
cd Wilaon won. rhsy showed what they
could do by organisation against the powers
Of the machine, and 1t will be their own
fault II the result is annuled before the con.
yention meets, by the willy leaders whom
they hayp oppoaad. The Ylctors made 4
mistake yesterday In giving the var uished
an ,incb; the latter will lake an ell II the
lines are / az. laxly held throughout. Tie
lamb lay down with the lion OF his own yc.
lition, AM !. !! can blame itself il when they
rise 1t has been deyoured. ~ :,
The Congressional delegates were chosen
by committee Of which Nj. John O. Pendle.
ton was member, together with several OF
his we'll known frienas. 1t Is safe tossy that
II Mr.. Pendlston is in the field for Congress
he will have his own county practically
Holid. and It Is equally safe to Say that II Prof.
| W.. K. Pendleton Is candidate be will not
lack support from the friends OF his kinsmen,
Next they are alleged to be for Mr.. Frame.
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