Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-25
BLAINE BADLY LEFT IN OHIO.
the Delegates at Large Captured by
sherman aud the District Delegates
niNihPh.

The Delegates at Large Nhptured Dy
sherman Rnd the District Delegates
Divided.
CLEVELAND, April 24.-The Blaine caucus
assembled this morning before the Con-
7sntOn and voted to support a compro-
r.se ticket for delegates at large-Judge
Aub.r- and Marcus A. Hanna. Foraker
and Hams are regarded as for Sherman.
The others are strong Blaine men.
TIE Convention was called to order at
. IS this morning. Prayer by Rev. \. II.
NlraOSs. pastor Of the Central Methodist
Episcopal church. The Committee on Per
za2sat Organization reported for perma-
In, president Hon. VIM. Mckinley, Jr.,
0. s,alke county, who was elected with
APPLAUSE. Mr.. Mckinley was escorted to
tie char ny the committee and made a
o-ei and eloquent speech. The names Of
Blaine, Sherman, Arthur, Grant, Lincoln,
Eimuuds and Garfield were applauded as
-amed by the speaker.
Tie order of business adopted was to
,su:nste candidates for Secretary OF State,
spIeue Judge, member OF the Board OF
!1o.iC Works and delegstes-at-large.
Tne Committee ON Revolutions
ar9-;ed ss follows: The Republican party
10 convention assembled, in view of the
aEs8 between the parties, declare:
E.:si-That it is in favor Of collecting an
atTus,e revenue 10 defrsy the economical
sIptases Of the Government from duties
..oa foreign imports, so adjusted as to
.t.rd protection to labor and the sgricul
US, manufacturing and other industries
g. lAe country against .he competition oi
.:s.gu capital aud labor; and in view OF
/ cs Ctye.Upmeny Of our resources and 10
tsva,s AID improve the condition OF our
i 1EG .s5OEiug classes, we condemn tue
/ l5IOC.allc dI striue OF 8 tariff for revenue
11.} IS destructive 70 the highest interests
.'as CuUL'Ty.
sycyac-T1at a reduction Of duties on
\ -IO. 90 wU1.s msde by the act OF Con
-s,s pissed March, lS>.i, Was an act OF m
Il .,'lce TO al Important industry, which
Il '..., i. u shall not be corrected, result IN
\ ,sIs.yz'ag i.- business OF wool growing I'D
. ne ri ri States and In Transferring the
n 2Ee % foreign nations and, therefore toe
. 7OOl .ariG Of 81 should be restored al
-s earliest practicable moment.
" Ib.rG-Ihs doctrine OF the Democratic
n ATTY isyOslng TO put what is Improperly
" 2..sd raw material such as ore, pig IRON,
NOOl etc, on Toe free list is Vicious anu
l1gerous, and if carried out will be des-
n Ilctlye 10 the best interests OF the nation
tOU'th-Tuat the Republican party nav
" -g a.Teys aided labor, hberatlug IL Whsl
oppressed. giving TO il homesteads IN the
.1yic domsin and supporting the schools
u ElOlic expense for the children Oh all,
a,rgI 70 ROW more fully than ever It's
rec, interests, its claim upon the care oil
Ie Govern mtnt and its right to equal
.as.derallUu with capital, and We congrat-
ste The working classes upon the intel
-'s0Cs sad good temper with which they
II ,''e oIgslizsd themselves Tor the promo
-'A 0i tlejT interests.
'l.th-fha. we denounce the polygs'
-9ls practices Of the MOrmons aud us-
Siad ct COngrs 50 the exercise OF all consu'
~-.Ea. power fo- their speedy suppression
SIlh-That The Republican party stands
rs legislation known as the Scott lsw,
ga cOnLsmDs the want OF sincerity oi the
-s1ocratic party in respect thereto.
S7enth-The administration Of Presi-
~ Arthur hss been wise, conservative
"a IN the interests OF the whole people,
-4S therefore heartily endorsed.
L2aih-The position Of the Republican
NY as expressed through its Convention
-ls REPRESENTATIVES in authority toucn-
~sAe civil service, is heartily endorsed
tae resolutions were adopted. After
1.-The adoption was reconsidered, De-
1S tie INST resolution implied no inter
revenue platform; and IL was recon-
n For State Onieers-
'N esnOida,e for Secretary of State were
'OPessd {. T Clark and J. 7. 0glevse, ot
.IAlln county; Henry Lusky, Of Gin
IAN; Oscar Shepherd, Prebls county; J..
y eoinSon. Hardin county; Dwight Pow
4 lssnaa sasatsbuls cOunty; H. A. Axline, Mus
1 -O'si votes, G01; necessary for q choice,
Il q 1Os,,=yee, l45; Robinson, 1S1; Axline,
Il .~r'Sy, 30; Clark SO; Shepherd, IS;
Sai' t5. No choice.
4 'g5[ICGld ~ I Ballot Robinson, 2591I; Ozleyee,
&.r,b LlssSy 81; Axhne, 70s Clark, AZ;
Zen w, 81 CroWell and Shepherd were
aithdrawn.
IrS,u baIlOI--Robinson was nominated
|frI,.o ~ for OEleyee, 46 for AXline, ~
ID and for Clark. The nomina-
Fo, inen msde unanimous
IN / isGIoge OF the Supreme Court Hon.
es a. Johnson, present Chief Justice OF
ao,;s supreme Court, and John s.
/ n s,, ~ Lancaster, was proposed; Johu-
"a, eliminated by vote of 529 to l56
e,,i, MEMBERS Of the Board of Public
sln;,, we're named George w. Platk Of
+ sasLir.u county; Z. B. Henderson, OF
tnpDn sum county; F. T. Lewis, of Mus
lee Cr,I county; Q. A. Flickinger, of Def
rOl Oloty oV Leo Wsly, of Clinton county.