The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Permanent OrgaDf xation : Resolution
az 4ay AdOpted-BAllotipK Begun.

~ Aaopted-BalloiipE Begun.
The Convention reassembled promptly
at 1880. The Committee on Permanent
Organization, through Chairman McGav-
ern. reported as follows:
Chairman, PC Young, OF Columbiana.
Vice Pfesidents-D. Roatch, OF Carroll; A.
G. Mckinney, Of Columbians; Jas. M. Ad-
ans, OF Harrison; John Moore, Of Jefferson;
Jas. Bruff, Of Mshoniug. Es,a1
Secretaries-J. N. Baldwin, Of Carroll; E.
F. Moore, OF Columbians; W. B. Hearn, Of
Harrison, W. 7. Campbell, of j JefIerson and
o. P. Shaffer, of Mahoning.
The report was adopted. .,
MIR. Young was profoundly grateful for
the unexpected honor, and proud to be
called upon to preside over the delibera-
tions Of 90 important q body OF representa-
tive Republicans. He predicted the cam.
paiRn so auspiciously begun was sure to
end in brilliant victory at the polls in
November. s3l4
Hon. D. Cunningham reported from the
Committee on Credentials. Only one con-
teat was reported, being in Columbiana
county, the Amber delegates heing
awarded the seats. Ei -t5 -@5 ,.s,5,r,
Chairman Garvin submitted the report
Of the Committee on Rules and Order Of
Business, which was adopted. S5SE
,lg.3A ~ .s7s;!5 ~ RESOLUTIONS. ss.s
Hon. P. NJ. Smith, Of Columbiana, sub.
mitted the following report from the Com.
nittee on Resolutions: (. .353
Res3lred, first. That this Convention en-.
dorse and ratify the principles Of the Re.
publican party as found in its record and
embodied in the platforms adopted at our
recent National and State Conventions. s
Resolved, second, That We enthusiastically
endorse the selection -oi the candidates
named as standard bearers at our State and
National Conventions, and promise an
overwhelming majority in this district for
the Republican ticket at the elections in
1884. )55.y5 .52i'5 4I 5:
Nominations were then declared in order,
Carroll county being called, II. ]. Eckley,
Esq, placed the name Of Hon. l. H. 5Tay..
lor, Of that county, before the Convention
In brief speech, whicn was warmly ap.
plauded at the close. 3,55.;g 4 ,.,,:,, (
s Columbians county was next, and Judge
Fireetone responded. He nominated ]. G.
Chamberlain, Of Lsetonia. - &1fr7 !
Col. Bruff, Of Mahoning county, nomi.
mated !. !. ! = Hole Of D!an4sscus. AahoniDg
Gen. J. W. Riley, Of Mahoning county,
in brief but pointed address,. nominated
Judge ]. a. Amhlel, 81
HARRISON AND gRFFERsoN's FAyoRlrE SONS.
When Harrison county was called Hon,
J. NJ. Garvin named Hon. D. A. HoIlincs..
worth, whose name YVES received with
cheers by the Convention. y, .ii5it
Hon.! !Thos. B.. Coulter, Of steubenyille,
responded when JefIerson; county ! was
called, and IN ringing, rattling speech
nominated Hon. r. g. Richards as tht man
10 uphold the Republican standard in the
Eighteenth Ohio Congressional district 4
Judge Louis W. King, Of Mahoning, was
the last respondent to tho call Of coputies,
and Id bflet address, remarkable ts veil
for its clear delivery as Tor Its polish ! and
eloquence, placed the name OF Judge John.
stop before the, Convention, retiring aaaid
round Of spplaGse. 81 Z "a. a, !