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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-19
Big Drives
in every department to-day.
u. N. MOGILLlR & Co.
HELLAIRR.

Gasoline Expl9Aioh-F Fortunate Fall
RNcc on the Island.
The festivals for George styers have made
about $3.50. ...
The property Of The laie r. W. NelloS will
be sold Of auction to'dGy.
A photograph gallery on q trading boat Il
anchored Of the bank above the ferry.
T. Brunsr, superintendent Of the Cleveland
4 Pittsburgh railroad, was In town yesterday,
The nail works may set y work again BY
the last OF the next week II lhe steel works
goes 10 work at once
Henry Cars family have gone 10 the Buns
Mills camp ground TO spend some weeks in
cottage he has bought.
Henry Ebbighaussr's widow has received
a 900 insurance which he had on bis life In
the John Hancock company.
The principal dry goods houses have join.
cd In an agreement to cloIo their stores Of
8 O'Clock In the evening until September tst,
Saturday evenings excepted.
The farmers Alorg the Rock Hill ridge road
want 10 have the road altered 10 permit OF itg
being made turnpike, 10 continue the piked
road up To the cemeteries Bellaire needs q
pike 10 tap thu National road near the top OF
The "Big HILL"
william Mack, &C. & F. brakeman, fell
from third story window d bis boarding
house at Mira O'HGns's yesterday morning
before daylight. He says be was not drunk
and don't know how he fell out unleSy Ia bis
sleep. He was not seriously hurt.
A gasoline stove exploded yesterday fore.
noon on porch In the rear Of Blums cloth.
Ing store. The whole neigh borhood WIS
aroused and several women ran into the
streets cfying fire, ard n large crowd was
gathered No seTtons diuAge was done.
J, T, Wise and Miss Hannah Moore were
married Thursday night a. the shAid,ncs Of
Samuel Moore, In South Bellaite. After
wedding journey they will live al Quaker
thS pew window glass works going up there.
The fact trains on The Baltimore & Ohio
railroad now stop on Sundays OF tho Butfs
Mills camp grounds 10 GccppmodAtO those
whose families are living In eOttsgOH on the
grounds This arrangement will DO oon'
llhusd I'LL after The camp meetings. Bali
Aifo will have q good bE'd colony on the
ground.
A race has been aErGbgsd for Wheeling
Island Monday, between the hlafes Of John
Myers and Nelson Harper A hundred dOls
lars side 10 the stake. A second race will
b IlafpsFb mare hGrntBsed 10 q common
buggy against Tine, tho bet being that she
cannot, under The oltGt dances, make u
mile In three MINUTES anu = half.
The water along The boat race coune Ia al
4 tplsndld stage aud yesterday was a. smooth
~ one could Wlah. QultV mum her Of Apet.
lAtOb we're 10 BE- Seah along The banks oufI'
ouSly watching the mOVemenLl Of the rOwefs
around their respective boat lI0uOtb, and
laRefly dlIouAaink The appearance Of The men
Md their strokes while tOWlhk, Thomas
Shelly, chosen referee, seem, 10 command
confidence generally, and The general GxprVS.
lion 10 that the race 10 10 DO q IAIf one.
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Observation-Disclosures
MeeiiuG NJ Madison, wiscOnSin-WeSt
VITgInla's Representation.

MeetIug NJ MADISON, WiscOnSin-WeAt
VITEIHIa's Representation.
CmreEOaEIs'ee 0'&s IHteliOace,
MADISON, Wis, July l5,-There are this
evening over 1000 teachers in this little
city and the number may yet reach 5000.
Where all are to be quurtered IL just now
becoming the question OF moment to the
Committee on Entertainment, They had
at first made calculations Tor about $500,
people, but since the number has swele1
to such immense proportions, 1t is taxing
the ingenuity and hospitality 0feveryhody.
am QuRrtered with eleven others in the
rooms Of the liie department, they having
given up their quarters 10 accommodate
US. We have each Of uH q cot all 10 him
sell.
This morning the Froebel Institute Of
North America listened to an address by
Prof. James MCAlliater, OF Philadelphia.
The National Council oil Education closed
ito series oil interesting sessions this morn
ing This afternoon musical convention
opened its annual session In the Senate
chamber aud in tho Congregational church.
Everybody seems happy tonight.
Tonight the scene presented In and
around the capitol building 10 beyond de-
sCriptlon. The grounds consist oil fourteen
acres enclosed and covered with q most
lnxurant growth Of maple and other trees.
Fifteen hundred chinese lanterns, besides
the hundreds Of gas jets, make the grove q
"thing Of beauty" Ten electric lights
from the dome OF the building, and many
more in different paris OF fairgrounds, lends
enChantment 10 the scene. There must be
Ut least 10, 600 people In and around the
capitol building, Tor the greater part Of the
population have turned out tonight In
holiday attire to greet the sChoolmasler
and the school mSrm."
West Virginia is Represented here this
evening as fo'lowt: Hon. B. L. hatcher,
State Superintendent, G. S. Laidley, Super
intendent Charleston SCHOOL,; D. W.
Shields, Principal Keyser School; J. &
Cuttings, Principal CIaTksburg School;
Walter Mitchell, Principal Wellsburg
School, Miss Garter, oil PAlstint; Misses
Cline MCClaskey and Cora Myers, Of
Moundsyille, and Misses Swift, Dean a%d
Morrison, OF Wheeling, and the writer.
n IT. r.
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CITY mATTERs,
BsisI Notes on CuTFeDI RVsnta Of Minor
InteFeat.
Boar race at BellAire to-day.


Boar race at BellAirs today.
THURSDAY evening eleven car loads Of emil
grants passed West over the B, 20.
OHE deed Of trust was admitted to record
and ona marriage license Issued BY CLERK
Hook yestsrday,
THE sixth public concert by the Opera
House band under the uity'B auspices Viii
DO given in Capitol squRrs this evening,
G, B. ELEMAIER, q popular young man,
will have charge OF the neWEluuoA depart
msnt on the Ohio River road on and after
Monday next
MAHAGER N. r. WoLTV has succeeded In
getting about tWenty.ssYsn subscribers In
WsllbbuTg to . telephone exchange. They
will be plGcsd in communication with steu-
bsnyills ard this city,
BONE Wheeling bloods in town yesterday
evening made things lively along Belmont
street shortly after midnight running race
with their horses and buRgiRs ~ they started
homsWald-Bsllqire Independent,
MusRs. KINBERLY and NicholH have re-
moved their ClydesdGle stallion Rothburg
aud their Norman stallion MtEsrion TO tse
fall grounds, where they can b. touHd during
the season. Mr.. Kimberly ALEC has his hand
some MAmbrluo stallion Robert Bonner
there.
THE Cornst Social, one Of the most popular
organic ItiouA that EVER existed In tbs city,
gave select hop ut Selberl'a Garden last
evening that attracted large number out
the National read. Mayors OroheStla fur,
nished the music, and everything passed OF
10 quiet and highly sAtIstlctOry manner
THERE was q lively little plcalc on the
Upper Market Square last night about \
O'Clock. Biz young fellows, Dave Bradley,
Ell Mullel, Frank KlSlsy. william Rose,
John Emmett and another whose name was
mt learned, wanted 10 clean out the town,
Officers Juukins and Dunlap were summon
ed by telephone, and locked up the i've
named,
THE Pinned knights" had another drill
on Cuaplius street brick pavement last even
Ing, The turnout was mol large, many OF thu
members having been tired ont by the hard
drill OF the night before and number o.
Others did not think thAtR third drill woulC
be had this week and therefore were not OF
hand. The command was drilled mostly IL
platoon movements last night.
THURSDAY afternoon the south Side Fish
Ing Club aud tbs VIM, Miers Fishing Clut
played an exciting game Of base ball or
} OEesAps' Bottom that resulted In victor!
, for the South Side boys, the score standing
} II TOO. These olubsGre composed Of promi
: nsnt mill from the lower wards, who arI
cSmp!ng out down along the river and ar
having . Jolly good time. They Away
/ make Il pleasant Ior thOHs who visit them.
A NU3BER gathered on the Fair ground
3 las! evening about O'Clock TO witness
horse race. The two troLters were thos
owned by two we'll known young gentlemen
In the city who drove their own horses
There wGs considerable sport. A large nun
Der OF private rigs were on hand and sewers
3 lively bruises took place after the regula
] race. The grounds are largely pRtroRize
every evening as driving park by those FOL
tunRte enough to own fancy holsea ash.
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An old physician, retired from practice, hay
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula Of o simple and vege,
table rem sdy for the speedy aud permanent
cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis, OAtaEEh,
Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections,
Rlgo positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and Ill Nervous Complaints, alter
having tested its wonderful curatiye powsrS
in thousands OF cases, has felt II his duty 70
make It kACwu to his suffering fellows
Actuated by this motive and desire 10 re,
lieye human suffering. 1will send tTse OF
charge, to all who desire 1t, THIS reGipee, IN
German, French or English, with lull direG
tons for preparing and using, Sent by mai
by addressing with stamp naming ihis paper
v, A, NoYEs, l4o Powers Block, Rochester
~ Row
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And Endorses the PreAcnI Stat AdminiS
IFntI0u.

And Endorses the PreAcuI State A dmInIG.
IFnti0u.
The CObell county Democracy at Its Con.
yentlon last week Instructed ita delegates 10
the PArksrBburg Congressional Convention 10
vote first, last and oil the time solid for
EuutAce Gibson. The following resolution
WAS also unanimously adopted:
ResOireti,. That tue Democracy OF CabeIl
county, believing In the correctness OF the
theory aud command OF the Constitution
that all property ought to be taxed according
10 its value, as tue Supreme Court OF Appeals
have 10 srprcted Il, hereby endorse the action
OF Governor J. Is. JACKSON aud Auditor
Joseph u. Miller In their official endeavors
10 carry out and enforce the Haid provision Of
the fundamental law.
A muj9rIty and minority report from tho
Committee on Resolutions on the prehlbi ton
amendment question were presented and the
former adopted. II WIS ~ the eject that
the following Article meets with hearty
approval Anj 10 deemed the best possible
constitutional provision on the sutiscl:
"Art. 0. Laws may be pissed regulating or
prohibiting the tAle OF Intoxicating liquors
within the limits OF The State"
Delegates 10 the State Convention were In.
struoted TO cast the full vote Of CAbell oOun.
ty Tor professional teacher for the Cttice Of
State Superintendent Of Free Schools.
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Big Drives

KKrr It hGudy-Grundy'1 Cholera and
Dlarth@a REMEDY. LosAN&C 70.
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YEsTeKDAY'4 FIRES.
Two IittIc BIaxss tor Cent-A Coal fa
BUnlIFe,

Two IittIC BlnEB1 for u Cent-A C0Al Eur
BOnIIfe.
At 2:4O o'clock yesterday afternoon an
alarm OF fire was sent in from box No. 80,
situated at tho Contra! Glass Works. The
alarm was occaSionpd by fire In small
kitchen in the rear Of the residence Of John
Caruack, situated on the corner OF Fifteenth
street aud Alley G. Bone OF the inmates
were shout to light gasoline stove, the
reservoir OF which Lad slightly oV6IHlwed
TIere was q big blGzs ~ Hoon as the match was
struck aud the ceiling was set on IRE. A
BAbCock extnguisher from the Glass Works
had sulothered the blszs out before the De-
partment arrived. The damage was sllght.
Miss Lizzie CarmRck had her right hand
badly burned by the gasoline.
Yesterday morning the tar that was being
boiled 10 Rp,eAd over the ChRpline street
brick pavement got to burning, and sevsIal
barrels Of tSr were set on fire. Word was
telephonGd 10 the Atlantic houae and the
hose company responded. BY the time Il
arrived the fence about Mr.. Holidays reai-
depco had been set ttire. II was quickly ex'
tir guished aud the tar blazs put out also.
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pRnrn LITTLE FELLOW.
A Roy with u Letter from the Next PreSI'
dent,

A Roy with u Letter from the Next FFes''
dent.
Master Pierce Graham, Of East Wheeling
was the proudest small boy In Wheeling last
evening. His pride was txCusAbIs, Pierce
IL a bright, Intelligent boy, apparently about
ian wears old, Last night lie came into the
INrELLlGEECER sanCtum with beAming lace,
and asked for the city editor, Securing the
SEtpntiou ri that always accessible member
OF the stsl, he continued:
"Wsll, want that published"
And he threw down letter. written WIN
a tvnswriter, but signed unmistakAby by the
nSxt President Of the United 6IRtes, James
Q. Blaine. The letter read
AudusTA, Me July is, 1884.
Piei6sL GrahGm. 10 Fifteenth Street, Uhe'9'
ing, W. Va;
MY LITTLE FRIENp:-You have my sincere
thAuks for your kind letter o. 'Hs 1we'''h
lust. very tLH'y t R',,sv
The autograph 0ignaturS was easily teoog'
nizIble. .,,,oa
III told him was glad he was nominated !,
and thought he would be the next PreSi'
dent, and couldn't vote for him, but my
uncle sod grandfather would. It's the hst
time eysr wrote to President. J1se sat
down al the kitchen table the other night
and wrote 10 him, cause ! hadn't anything
10 do.h
az II intending TO keep 1t. But PierceH eyes
opened wide, and ne said: TN
ION, won't you please an copy w l
want 10 keep that long time"
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The L.aWCHt Prices
reached on oil Summer Goods to-day, Al
H. NJ. MCyiLLiN 4 Co.'S.

TnG Plthbutgh, Cincinnati 4 g. Louis
Railway will run q special excursion train
10 Pittsburgh Saturday, July ooh. TtAln
will leave Wheeling o. o CLOCK r. n tOlty
ilme), q bptolAl train will also connect al
Wheeling Junction with train leaving Pitts.
bufgh Sunday night al l0.60F, n, Round
tip 10. Tickets good returning until
Monday, July oath,
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A FARO LAYOUT.
Raid ON Pittsburgh GnniblIng Den Hun
ON wheeling Capital.

Rail- ON Pittsburgh GHniblIng Don Hun
ON wheeling Capital.
PiRtGurgh Dt,patch u Rs!rddy
Foley & Critchley'r gambling den, at the
corner OF the Diamond, CAME to grief last
night about 10 O'Clock. The prOprlOtorS and
ten OF the lambs In attendance we're cap.
tu.ed. About $50 Chief OF Detectives Roger
.o'Mara, followed by three or four olllcers,
left tho Mayors ell 20 and started toward the
Diamond. In q few m"msnlS they were
Joined by three moro officers. All together
then SWooped down upon the Establishment.
When the Ulcers burst into the room there
was full lSyout on two tables. TIE whole
crowd, numbering twelve, were told not 10
move, and In \ few moments were marching
In squads M diamond alley 10 the Central
station. There they gave tie following
names, soma OF them being Of course a.:
eumed John Dunn, James Patterson, Chas.
Jones' John Smith, John Kelly, Francis
Smith, Flank Dickson, James Kifohef, ChaS.
Reisher, Il. MAunAy, and James LAnghlin.
A few minutes after they were domiolled.
Roger O'MGra marched In 70 the station with
the full faro layout under his arm. He took
Eroat Rlee 10 q planning 10 tho unSophisticGt.
cd all about the chips markers, etc. The
men who gave their names ~ Laughlln,
Kircher and MAunay. were considered the
proprietoIs, tie latter having charge OF the
osintEicso!eS, and they were told they
could go until the hearing this morning II
they would deposit $t0o each. Tho Others
had 10 leave q deposit OF $50 each. Few OF
them had the Necessary fludV.
II iS said the gambling den was run by
Wheeling capital. PAiIleS were supplied
With funds, aud those In charge we're doing
good business, having iieoed alSrge NUN.
Der nt young tnsu who had the hArdlheod 10
"buck the tiger One OF The gentlemen
arrested ID IAld to DO well connected In The
CITY, and 10 capable Of holding high posi-.
tion, but 10 attached too much to the game
NJ fam
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News aud Gosaip IN ISOLATION to Various
People.


PeOple.
Messrs, J. B. somerville and D. +. Jacob,
Of Wellsburg, were down yesterday.
Mr.. R. W. Chambers, postmaster at Mt.
Pleasant, o was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Doonan, OF Grafton, Is Waiting
Miss Maggie 0 Sens, Of Six senth street.
Nj. James Robb has returned from q two
weeks pleasure Trip through the CausdAs.
Misses Hartley and CLARK, OF New Martins
vile, were at the Mcclure HOUSE yesterday.
The MiSseu Meta aud Vlrgle Hart, daugh.
lerS OF Rev. Mr.. Hart, are visiting friends In
their former home In Ohio.
Rev. William Drown, OF The German Re
formed Church, OF Wheeling, was In the city
lSst evening, the guest OF Rev N. Heirz, Of
TkiEtv.ioufIh street. Miss Ella Brodie, Of
Wheeling Island, 10 the guest Of Mits Ella
Moore, or ThIEty1eCOnd street, Bellaire Iii
baHe.
Vice President @. D. Thompson. Of the
AmalKGmated Association, returned yesIer'
day from lront0n wheTe he Was called 10
settled a little difficulty between the elm.
plOyera and employees at the New York Iron
and steel Works. 1t was satisfactorily nd
luStsd.
Captain B. B. DovOner, OF Wheeling, who
was member OF the Fifteenth West Virginia
Infantry during the war, was In the city yes.
terday ard reports that considerable interest
10 shown In bsrsunion In that city and that
big delsQatlon may be txueCtod from there
Cumberland, No., Ners Of yt'srdGy.
Misses Carrie Brues and LSuIA Lukeps, OF
the Island, were guests at an elegant recep.
ton given by Hon. Il. Sherratd and wife, Of
Bteu6envills, Thursday night In honor OF
their daughter, Mrs Elliott, oil New York.
Tho reception WAS also 10 the nature u .
residence rscontly completed by Nj. Bher.
rnsd. Over two hundred and Aity guests
we're present The Opera House Orchestra OF
this city furnished The music. 1! was the
larges. entertainment given In sIeubenyille
In years. The house was lSylshy decorated
with flowers.
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nEsrRuGTIHE FIRE.
BusIusss Portion oiCedar springs Burn
ed-IhFee Lives Lost.

NNNNN N"HN~ $500
GRAND RAPIDS, Mica, July ls.--FOr the
third time within year the neighboriug
town Of Cedar Springs is being swept by q
FIRE. It broke out in large lumber yard
this afternoon. A high wind was blowing
directly toward the business portion Of the
town. Johuson & Links mill, the Wagsl
House, the Grand Rapids & Indiana rail
road depot, the Cedar Springs House and
the whole business part CT two squares or
both sides Of the main street OF the town
was entirely consumed. The Grand Rapid.
FIRE department arrived on the scene and
are endeayoring 10 save the residence por,
ton. Two men and one boy were burned
in the mill, One man, q commercial tray
eler, was burned in the WsgRr House
Names not yet learned,
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has made O great slaughter among Summer
Goods Al y, N, MCCLELLAN q Co.'S.
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10 n. BlLloro he hieIiOateer,
sIr.-I noticed a card In your paper Of July
10, 1884, charging Nj. Michael bChmendst
and W. II. WllliamA Il being n seltmhda
commit az, signed by Arthur OKstis, Pat.
rick O'Nsil and Patrick COpDinRsr, three
gentlemen claiming themBsl YES to No Of great
ysrGcily. Now | don't doubt their Veracity
In the least, but am able 10 prove that We
arc a lVgal COMMITTEES appointed by the
proper authority 10 attend 10 tho business Of
the Lodge.
Now had rot intended 10 make any re-.
ply 10 their card, but hNys been urged 10
do 90 BY several persona OuiBids OF The mill
that persons not connected with the
mill don't know whether Wa ara legal com.
millss or not, ". II WiLLtANs
2ii0 Wood street.
Signed BY VIM. Webb President Of Bigei
Lodge No, /, A, A. l. 3 W.
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Low Prices.
1t pays to trade At
n. NJ. NcGLlN 1 Co. q.

Notice.
To Inc Biitsr Of iattti0sMer.
EiR:-We thus wiSh to thank The officers Of
the OHIO Mutual Live SIock Association, 10,
NJ. Rhodes, President and O. M. Coen, core.
taty) for the prompt payment OF q loss Btlb.
tanned by uSA few days since by the death Of
q Ane horse, and oOtiiiABnd 10 The owners Of
OF live glock, The Association as being we'll
worthy OF patronage, aiTOrdlDg An oppoftti.
nifty not heretofore given Of projecting them.
selVes BgAinbt tnquent lObSeB Al The smallest
possible cost KoEHNLlNE BhUa
bridgeport, o, july Is, 1884,
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Il NJ. MCCLELLAN & Co.'s.
to-day TO

We are glad 10 sSs ths success OF Mis-
Knote'S geography land early history Of
West Virginia. a. SHOWN by the llSue Of
another new edition. Every man In tho Slate
should he acquainted with the contents Of
this work. Il 10 illustrated with engravlrgS
The map Hhows the county lines, oil the new
Sold by news dealers and book stores. DAW
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NINA n,nnnd.,Ille ,rclephonea,

The boxes for The telephone exchange ar.
rived al MouhdSyills Thursday and were BE-.
Ing put up yeSterday. Connect Ion was made
with Wheeling yOSt0rdAy morning and found
10 work with entire satisfaction. Il Will re-
qulrS about three days TO plAca the lnStil'
inSnls In position. Miss Mary EliEl Robetts,
Of Wheeling, will have charge Of the central
otlCe a. MUundGvllle.
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A Rescue FruIl, alcohol.

When man has by habit Of drinking run
himself so badly down that his home is q
wreck, his friends have foraker him, hiG
clothes are ragged aud Ills pockets empty, Ia
there chance for doing anything Tor hinlY
Yet, very fair chance. Dr. OUpger'g cure
them. Write to Dr.. D UHgqr, 2l3 State street,
Chicago, for full particulars.
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NEW YORx, July ls.-MGEket quiet aud In gem
eFul demand, blihOuIh IL tome IeASOnAble speei'l'
tea and Ia sOme quotations VI brown Coltoui there
has been lair YoMGe Of business
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CALMOUN GRKENnACKERs.
They Endorse tue BuGEhRnn0n Ticket
ana Favor Coalition.
nm. L,YsjIf,,,iaA.

They Endorse tue BHGEhHnn0n Ticket
ANA Favor Coalition.
Correspondence Qihe hItcat0tneer.
ARSoLDSvILLE, W. Va, July l2-The
GreenbaCk Convention Of Calhoun county
was held here to-day and the following
Executive Committee vss selected:
Lee DistriCt,G. W. Hays; Sherman, II. O.
I4oCknsy; Sheridan, &. +. Dillon; Wash
ington, W. 6, SChartlEger.
A number oil resolutions were adopted
among them being one endorsing the
BuCkliannon ticket. In regard 10 coalition
the following was adopted:
Resolved, That in justice to our party, the
GreenbaCkers Of the Fourth Congressional
DistriCs are requested 10 hold a Congress.
sional Convention and nominate Csndt-
date for Congrsts, and after such nomina.
ton Is made We ask the Republicans to en-.
dorse our action end support our Candi.
date, In return for which 1t would be but
generous Tor the Greenbackera in the Frat
and Second diOtricts to support the caudi.
dates Of the Republicans for UiDgtees ,
provided, however, that the Antl.Bonrbon
candidates Tor Congress, in this Slate, shall
be honest, liberal, progressive men who
favor a VI j.eotive tariff aud q peoples
government.
Tho resolutions further suggest that in
order 10 harm0nloualy pGrpetuate In this
State the union so we'll begun, al tho OPP.
position 10 Boutbonism IN the Fist and
Second Congressional districts sAould sup
port Republicans for Congress, andin the
Third and Fourth distrlc,G all who are op:
posed 10 Bourbonism should support
GteonbaCkers Tor Congress aud thereby
perfect union for the good Of the people.
The State Standard was bitterly do.
nounced and the bDlteTs convention pro.
posed 10 be held at P4rkersburg was con.
detnned as political fraud. This resolution
created warm discussion between SenG.
tor G. W. Hays aud Mr.. ]. E. Lsughlin,
the former lAVoriug liz adoption and the
latter opposing It.