The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-30
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coMpLxTEp BY The REPUBLICANS

a NlhONdS llOhUl
coMPLITEo BY THE REPUBLICANS
Al the ConveAtion Hid q, the Siats House Satuf.
Day Afternoon Good a.n Selected for the s z
l5tt7 LeSialatars and O.h.r Piae,s. N.
TAs ga,lrs Ticket Dtslrab!s. III
Saturday afternoon q Republican county
convention was held in the hall OF the house
OF delegates In tho State Hou,s for the pur.
pose Of ratiiylny that portion Of the county
ticket chosen at the primaries May 80 auc
completing the Aame, also for the purpose Of
cho,Ing delegates to the State and ConEres:
slonal conventions. There was largo turn.
out Of delegates, nearly every district being
Represented by hcr full quota, and there was
also present good number OF spectators.
The liveliest interest was taken BY all
throughout the entire proceedings. The
very beat ot5 feeling existed md apparently
the one aim was, 10 sink all personal mo.
tlves and select the very best ticket possible.
Tbs entire ticket sppeared to give almost
universal satisfaction and on tho street Sat.
urday evening was every whore commended.
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Reference has been made before to the
fitness Of those chosen at the primaries for the
offices 10 which they were nominated. The
balance OF the tickst Ia also deserving OF the
warmest praise; the gentlemen whose names
appear thereon are all we'll known; they arc
citizens OF standing and arc respected by all.
The legislative ticket 10 thought 10 be one
that will merit the support OF everyone who
desires 10 sea the oounty's and especially the
otty'B Interests protected In proper manner.
Captain Boveuor 10, Es all know, a lawyer oil
unquestioned ability, as witness his large
practice; ho ts a ready speaker aud Is famllia:
with the work OF legislative body; he was q
member OF the last Legislature snd did good
work. Mr.. A.. G. F. Ebeling, Of the firm OIL
Ebsling & Pebler, cigar manufacturer, Ia one
ono OF the best known Germans In tho city.
Mr.. Ebeling has for number OF years been
member Of the Board Of E .ucation, and
coming from \ Democratic district this a.tests
In part tho esteem In which he Ia held by
those who know him best. He 10 shrawd
observer, Is thoroughly posted on all ques
tons OF the day and will, II elected, maze q
member that can be implicitly relied. upon
THE SOLDIER ELEMENT. Vi 4 yl,
|. Mr.. Joseph w. Barker for several years
past has been the manager Of large portion
OF the more important afAirs OF the Mentor
Towboat aud Barge Company, In which o.
pscity he has had the full trust and conf
dencs OF the company. I. He Isl business man
possessing all those requisite, qualities thai
make business man such desirable candi
date for almost every office. His manners
are such that he makes friends wherever hs
goes; he WIS q gallant soldier, serving as q
pr vHte in the 140:h D. W., and 10 one OF the
active memberu Of Holiday Post, G. A. R., Of
this city, and is also prominently identified
with tho knights OF Labor organization. In
ability he is second to none on the ticket. h
: Col. W. B. Curtis, the nominee from The
country, Isl gentleman that needs no Intro
duction to the people OF Ohio county. The
farming interests know him to bss man oil
sterling worth, ona who could most ably
represent and protect their interests. HI
has served in the Legislature bsfore. A more
mated. Col. Curtia Ia also well known In the
city. During the war lie commanded the
18th W. Va. Infantry, and was also in charge
OF brigade during q large portion OF the wa,
under Generals Crook, Hunter and Sheridan
He was good noldisr End splendid officer
and commanded the respect OF all.
The legislative ticket Is good one and
deserves the hearty support Of all. This /:
| also to be said Of tho balance OF the ticket
Mr.. Roller, the NOMINEES for Oily Assec1or, II
German who enjoys and always hes, the
confidence OF Of his wide crcls Of acouaint
ances. Captain Mccoy, nominated iur the
country district IL, like Colonel Curtis, well
known to all the farmers and hrs b heat oil
friends In the city. He also fought through
tie rebellion ana yrs badly wounded. Both
te aud Mr.. Roller are good accountants. Mr..
@. K. Laird IL thoroughly competent CT
Rineer and sble to perform 6ll the dutips
connected with the County Surveyors office
PRouxzDISas OF THE CONVENTION.
The convention was called 10 order by g
K. Wallace, chairman Of the County Execu
tive Committee, who named b. Wake,
Peterson rs temporary chairman. Mr.. Potter
son on being conducted to the chair briefly
ex pressed his thanks, spoke Of tho grand
manner In Which the people all over the
country were rsllying around the BlHina and
Logan banner, and especially in New York
city, where be recently spent severel DAYS,
He said tho Arthur men were disappointed
bnt not dissatisfied. He predicted succy:
all along the line, and cUunssled the nomina.
ton of strong ticket in the county, W, J,
w. CoTden, Eq, md Dr.. T. O. Edwards
were made secretaries. ,4a@ r. '5saas5 q
A resolution offered by @. B. Caldwell was
adopted. 1t ives 10 the effect that the tenn,
porary organic uion DO made permanent; thai
The list OF delegates published In the INTEL
LlaEECHH be adopted Ct the roll OF the con.
yenticn, end that the vote cent for Garfield
be adoptsd as the basis Of representation.
W. II. Hesrne offered 0 resolution which
was adopted, ratiiying the action OF the pri
parieB OF May sob, by which Frank John.
son WIS nominated for Sheriff, O. 8. Howell
for Clerk Of tho Circuit Court W. N. LinoL
for Clerk OF the County Court, ]. D. Elson
for Prosecuting Attorney and u. W. Baird
for County Assessor, city district. -
A letter Was read from D. W. Baird stating
That business would interfere With his accept
ing the nomination. ,l..s. ::
A resolution authorizing the selection oil
two delegates for each ono hundred votes
cast for Garfield In 1880 In the several votine
d;atricts OF the county and two for esch frst.
tion OF one hundred votes exceeding fifty wa,
offered by Col. 0aldgel! and adopted. b.
the terms Of the same resolution Trisdelphit
WAS givcn si1 delegates as she only wanted
ons vots Of the number requisite to give hel
that nnmbss OF delegates and Richland W..
given three. g ,7rt2' : "a
- WHO VERB NOMINATED. - T.,
The order Of business having been arranged
nominations for City Assessor. were made
F. @. Arbes nominated Edward Echeuh q.
and Henry Meyers and Conrad Bremen sec
onded tho nomination. Mr.. Ebeling nomi
mated Fred Roller, and WI. ". Cowden
seconded him. Charleu Smith nominated Car
J. Mayer, On the fourth ballot Roller, VIZ.
chosen, the ballot standing: E.heul g OF, !, Os2
Boiler, 1881; Mayer, Gl7T. On motion Of
Mr.. Ar5enz Inc nomination was made unani
mouH. r.. --..7-,--,s-.- 7aprt!,. :. co.
For Country Assessor,,J. @. Maxwell nomi
mated Captain w. A. Mccoy, and Colonel
Caldwell seconded him in warm speech
Prof. Crago' nominated Il. Q. Gls,s, bui
O. D. Hubbard withdrew Mr.. Glass rsme al
bis request. Taylor Foreman announced
himnslt by letter. Captain Mccoy WEI nom
mated on tbs frat ballot, tho vote boinr
3,433H for Mccoy and 32s5s for Foreman
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