Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
TRE CONVENTION TO-DAY.
columbus Full Of Delegates and
SDsctators.
pID TICKET TO BE RENoMlNATED.
ghe Warwick and the Converse Fac
tions---Expressions of
Opinion.
LAST NIGHTS PRsLIaiNAalss



4 y delegates and spectators tonight, in a,
s keudauCe upon tO-morrow's Convention
\ Everything this evening points to harmc
hious and fairly satisfactory result TO
morrow.
There is still more or less talk about
|rominstiDg another than Gov. Hoadly, out
there is no scrimony in the discussion ex,
tcept among few who have personal sgriev,
snces against the Governor. The object
.S0n the part of the majority of the delegates
Seems to be to ges the strongest man re
lgaz3less Of any personal feeling in the
matter.
The old ticket" entire seems to be the
SSrevaiing sentiment tonight, although a
itudisd and strong effort is being made to
dominate Converse for the second place.
is opponents are going about the hotels
ihrning the delegates that such a course
i ould be fatal to Democratic prospects, and
build be in violation Of all Democratic
;ecedent, iussuuch as Warwick has been
exceptionally good official, and there
e no grouHds for setting him aside.
Opinions.
}The various dissrict delegations met At
heir respective rooms tonight aud trans-
hsted all the Preliminary business Of the
convention. IN some Of the meetings there
per Ey, y contests for places on the State
kD'rsl Committee, but the selections were
lsuerally very satisfactory. The resolu-
Ions to be submitted at to-morrow's session
fthe convention viii command both attsn-
Jon and respect, and viii show that the
10 d mocracy are fully in accord with
fesidens Clevelands ideas of reform.
: 7 ssLed John G. Thompson what he
-bUcbt Of the Democratic prospects this
IN lie said IF tomorrow convention
6ts with wisdom, and there is every reason
n think that it will, we will carry the State
larger majority than two years ago.
hon. Geo NJ. Jewets, Of gainesville, said
Nhere are msny e'emeDts in our favor, and
Ee fearless and honest course Of President
beveland viii add many votes to the De-
bocracy.'
SSenstor A. j. Williams. Of Cleveland: IL
kgard our prospects - very good indeed"
4 IIeDator White, OF Defiance: The Dem
Aos,S Northwest Will increase It's majority
~ Or Reed, of GbilEcO,be: II feel
1S INT of Democratic success at the
ollsS
lGen. Ben LeFeyre: Chances for Dem.
fsratic success are excellent
y Congressman Hurc. There i3 no reason
Hhl the party should not be successful, if
the convention does It's work fsarlsssly."
These expressions give q very fair reflex
Of the feeling that prevails smoog the Dem
Lcratic leaders iE ell parts Of the State.
The Old Ticket.
There is little now TO add, at midnight, as
70 the outlook Of Tomorrow nomination,
further than 70 say thai the old ticket will
be nominated, as SET forth in these dis
several days sgo, with c. D Martin
and George B Okey for the Supreme Courr.
The opposition to HOadly is practically
dead, and the scheme TO sacrifice WarwicG
aud nominate Converse for second place
also seems to have been abandoned. The
result of 10 nights caucuses, in the selection
of q Central COmmi,Iee, is not n triumph
for either OF the factions and, It Is believed
eill thoroughly unite and hsrmonizs thu
aarty in the State. This COMMITTEES will
fc-morruw choose an Executive Committee,
ma then II pill be ssen whether the CON-
nittee nsmed tonight is equal to the occa-
non and cone up 70 public expectations.
Tes several iisirict delegations met at ,
b m according 70 programme, though
many q them came together az q much
la,er hour Some delegations were still In
session 81 II 2. n, engaged IN contests
Avsr thp selection Of 9 State Central
fommitree ard members Of the Commit
y an Rrsolu.ious The Second district part
Haui.t~u county required q long time 10
decide the matter OF credentials. lae toi
Lowing are members of the CommIttee on
Resolutions. VIM J U Neil F. J. NaloneY
Hamilton county; I J. As5urn, Ciermont'
g d. Marshall Montgomery; c. BTGS1'
Allen; W. D. Hill, Defiance, George r
,ssnsv Seneca; J W. Denver, Clinton;
. " Thcrnhil. Frank Hurd, Lucas; W.
n Elsberry. Brown; Irwin DuEgAn, JACK
= Jo6p Frsisner, docking John L
- GaVGa; Gilbert Il. BArger, Co'ho.'
n r Crircb6el5, Holmes; A. ).
an WashiDg.on on; A. J. Woh'
bo,inc. Henry 4. ThorP,
} Stabula; Z b Eshslman, Summit;
y Nv Armstrong. Cuyshogs. State Cen
tel Commitfee: Lewis j Bernard aud l.
I Cogsp. Hamilton; Psrer SchSab, Butls';
" NJ Mckinney. Montgomery; c. A. Lay
+or Auglaize; c. n Haskell, Putnam;
7 Tobias, Crawford; John hinnane'
Clark; John Dcgolsy, Morro~; GeorSe
E.innsy. SHnduskv; 4 X. freeman ROSS
ktchen Stanton, Scio'oi Go L. Peters
GDkIin: Jesse 4. q ~, Morgan; Isaac ~
u Licking; y W. Vail, Huron; /. NJ
sv Balmonr; C. N. Slick, Colnmnlaua;
SO Goodman. PohrsSe; L P y Ohleger.
S1re. = ID Sswrsr. Cu shoga. The
nit,ee on rules decided that the pls''
y, sbsU be submi-ftd fr,t and uominA
d take place aftarwa=d. The other order
hDs;rsss viii be the same ss that already
, koupced, and the Convention will con-
.at Il a m tomorrow.
lie Committee on Permanent OrgsgizA 4
L. which met after the dis1rct de'eZat,oa
ke;;pg tc-night, selected Hon John Fois'
lC;pcInna,i, ter permanent chairman o,
o,0vsntion, snd Hon. Geo. Hill, OF
ms Er p,rmsnsnt secretary ,.
M ID Hsrter vas the other candidate Tor
-Msr,,t chairman, out was e0llArsd Tor
- ,,eSs ideas. Whas is known as k'd
Erocrocy captured everything IN dls'r'e'
s,ss,irss also il the permanent oeg1n'zA,,
e. committee on resolutions sud
i,s+s C.n,ral Committee more than Two to
hae.
t1Tbs CON umittse oa resolu.iocs mel
Lte hour tc-1ight, though i5'
Deeted I VII, be IN session
P,iSerabEs time, for the reason
a. Was. er and o'bsrs who Will Tsn' to
t~nrsss views Ia ic4ri0ns so-n'sat scs
-. .-,-t;n- Ill be a vnEE tame az