The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-21
BLAINE DELEGATES
ARE srLEcTEp BY THE REPUBLICANS
VI Ohio County Saturday NlFht-Soms Of the Dls.
tricta Adopt slrons Blaine Resolutions, and
all Of THIN Know What They Want and
%Getit-Strorg Obligations Chosen.

The various districts Of Ohio county held
their Republican primaries Saturday even.
ing, and In the seven city districts the at.
tendance was very good. The country pri.
maries were heldin the afternoon, and az Il
was q good day for farm work there was a
slim turn out. In the city meetings the
manner OF choosing delegates was left 10 the
district. In several Of then, mass meeting,
were held, and the ten delegates allotted tie
district selected rira toce, while In others the
vote was by ballot, An unusually good lis,
OF delegates was secured In all, and The
meetings were all harmonious. In all, the
Blaine sentiment was general, aud there was
an almost unanimous determination to have
a solid Blaine Convention next Saturday,
and they got them. In a few, not satisfied
with eleotirg Blaine delegates, resolutions
were adopted instructing the delegates TO
vote for Blaine delegates next Saturday,
Two rolored men were elected delegates.
one In Madison and one In Clay district. II
was the intention In Madison to elect two,
but one OF those nominated was found 10 be
a resident OF Clay district. He would doubt.
less have been chosen In clay but for tbs fact
that he was known 10 be already on the Mad.
ison district ticket.
Il DELEGATE, c1o,Es.
Washington-James Roberts, John L. Day,
VIM. Otto, J. W. Cunningham, b. W. Con-
nelly. David Bell, VIM. Phipps, Charles Dan.
ner, Lewis Herig, Daniel 1ngraham. .1.,
Madison-Dr. T. II. Logan, Alex. Robin
son, Clarence Rathburn, B. B. Dovener, @. r.
Tracy, O. u. Hart, g. P. Hildreth, ], L,
Faris, D. @. List. Granville Rolls.
C~lay-Ale1. Laughlin, W. II. Robinson.
John Frew, JOS. spsidel, Jacob Hull, Ed. l..
Rose, Victor Rosenberg, Aug. pallock, w. Z.
Peterson, DR.. u. q. steelyard.
Union-Dayid Nesbiit, +. W. Bowers, g.
B. Caldwell, B. s. Allison, @. 8. Howell, W.
b. Simpson. Charles Loslisr. Thomas E.
Lewis, Major H. Joy, Andrew Ross.
C~enter-Henry sheisr, T. Q: Mofiat, DR..
n. Z. Whitaker. e. F. Bshrsns, 9. D. Hub.
Wsbs.er-W. H. Travis, John r. Moore,
John P. Heinline, y. l.. Brice, Prof. F. H.
Crago, Charles Helmbright, W. H. Williams,
W. N. Lynch, Joseph Bowler, Z. W. Duns-
way.
Ritchie-John II. Brown, Joseph Freezs,
George Bowman, DR.. J. W. Mccoy, J. W.
Schultzs, VIM. Sondermann, Godfrey Schul,
Charles Birch, Charles Myers, Charles Fer.
guson.
SOLID TOR BLAINE.
In Washington district the following IVES
adopted:
Resolred-That the delegates be instructed
to vote for zone but known Blaine men,
OF tf,y.two voters who expressed a presidea.
tial preference, iilly.one were for Blaine and
ona for Edmunds. sa'a
In Webster the following was adopted:
Res0lred.-Tha we, the voters OF Webster
district, favor Gen. !. H. DuYal for delegate
to the Chicsgo Convention.
In the other districts no instructions were
adopted, but the delegations are all composed
OF blaiLe men.
THE CONVENTION.
The County Convention next Saturday
will meet In the hall OF the House OF Dele.
gates at the Capitol. 1t will be composed OF
one hundred delegates, ten from each dis.
trict, and the vote will be based on the vote
OF the districts for Garfield In 1850. The
convention will choose delegates to the Dis.
trict Convention at Moundsville, Tuesday,
April %, and the State Convention at Mar.
tinaburg, Wednesday, April 80.