Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23

PARTY had put the law into pracncsl USE ana
re con mitted to it. He would suggest,
toae ev :, that the Civil Service Commis-
sioners be at once summoned together and
directed to add clause providing that AL
iail birds and ex-convictS are forbidden to
held Office This, he thought, would great.
IL relieve the President of the United
States. Mr. Miller closed by predicting
that q grand victory will De achieved in No
yember next
0hcers Named.
On motion, Me9srs Yrooman (Herk-
eimer) Cbickeriug Lewis and Stesrnes
New York; were made temporary secre
tsries.
Motions were made and carried for the
appointment by the chairman OF commit
tees on contested seats, on permanent Or
CARNATIONS and on resolutions, each 10 con-
s;st Of one member from each Congressional
district
On motion OF General Hustled, the rules
Of the Chicago Republican National Con-
yention we're adopted
Tie Chairman was then authorized to
appoint the ususl committee, and the con
yenlion took recess until 4:$0 p. m.
Evening Session.
Il was 4:5O p N. when the convention
was again called TO order. The chairman
announced that the first business in order
was the report Of the committee on contest
ed seats, Gen. Sharp, chairman Of the
committee, reported in favor OF recognizing
the contestants in the first Albany district
and the regular delegation from the second
Albany district The report was adopted
SIS respects the first district
\ motion was made by W. B. Wooiin, Of
Auburn, that N order to have perfect good
feeling, both delegations from the Second
Albany district be admitted, each member
70 have half vote. This motion called out
a sharp debate, in which it was charged that
the regular delegation represented a com
6ina,Ion with Democrats, to which i. was
replaced tha; the time had passed when q
man must 6e set down "A a Democrat De.
Cause he bore All irish name
Inc report OF the committee was then
UrauimOusly adopted,
TIE Committee on Permanent Orgauiza-
tjCu reported tor
Permanent Chairman Hon. Jas. W. Hu~ted,
ana q list Of secretaries composed OF Nroo.
man, ChiCkeIiug, Srearus aud Barker, and
also long lst of ICE presidents The re-
port was adopted amid great applause
General Hustled took the chair lie spoke
briefly Among otheC things he sad hon.
est money an honeu ballot an housst
count and protection 10 every form of Amer
lean industry will be forever tha cardinal
doctrine OF the Republican party Ap-
plause We stand to-day on hallow5d
ground. On yonder mountain in
srght of that historic battle
hlll where the continental soldiers
won the victory tha. mJde the ration died
Il g great captain, who by his great PROV
ness and his skill saved for all time what
Il continental soldiers had gained. IN
er the shadow of that great name, we meet
tere to-day to renew our fidelity 10 princi
; les, tor wnlch he fought and to fight it out
ourselves on tha' line until the leaves fall in
November. Applause.
A the couciusl, n Of Mr. Huste0's speech
a motion wa sdOp ed that the convention
Iroce with the
Nomination Of Candidates for Governor.
After brief discussion during which an
unsuccessful attempt was made TO adopt a
motion tor an informal ballot. Mr.. Chas.
ID. Baker. OF SieuSen county, placed IN
nomination the name Of Ira Davenport, o.
Strubeu county. Mr. l.. l.. Nanaler, Of
New York City followed with a tribute to
Hon. Levi P Morton, whose name h. placed
/ IN nomination. James Addison, Of Rsns
aaIaer county, nominated Hon. Joseph b
/ Carr, and at the mention of the name o.
/ the candidate the convention was thrown
/ INTO u2rorious applause, repeated again
AID again. Mr. Robert SeweIl, OF NeE
/ York, Sc ontei Gen. Cars nomination.
/ AT The close OF Mr.. SeSelts brief but
: earnest ellOoium there wss more applause
/ Mr. Ed~ard Hacl, OF EHe next o1cu
MED the platform in the interest Of Hon
james D. Warren, the State Committee
/ Ct airman At the mention Of this veterans
us me there was good deal OF applause, 5u
/ me d, mons ration WAS no, equal in vOlum,
| 20 n accorded 10 preceding nominee.
temperance Resolutions.
! The State ,emperance Assembly has sub
tied ser,-s o; resolutions tor Incorpora
! .,u IN the p'a,Iorn. The hrs recognizes
.Le value OF noU. .paitlsau Govecuueut auC
rtCOmmends the endorsement Of n0miua
| ions Of that character
The second requires that oalg such mel
be- nominated AS reflect good ctt,zeashjl
n its b,s' sense Iae ttici is SIS follows
Resolved, That hs much OF tn
| crime exlslug n TIE State /
lue 10 lax AID inr.iic.en, eX
-c.tion Of the eX.ise iaSs We req .ir1 10
rubIc interest that they shall De iLtatuti.
.uiorced aud shall hold every public o.,i2e
20 q suict party responsibility tJr their ea
I {. rcemsnt.
The ur.h reci,p8 the evils Of intempe,
-rcr aud demands legislative inquiry 0
be most yanstakins c, arac'oc toye'he
| gith s.,l ameuim-D,5 OF the excise l2s
as sfsu ue considered most P:a-JlcA. t
( cheek iuJemperanca.
The af.l is as 10 lows.
Resolved hat the Republican part
| pledges ITS faith to su5mIr 10 tie people b.
legislative vote the question Ot prOhir:ti0,
5v constitutional amendment, al!
[ Will hold every Cil.zeI "l,
occupies the domination or supper
! Cf the party as plsdg.ug himself If e,sc-et
70 vote for the submission Of the same.
. The Con mittee on RESOLUTIONS weut int,
/ session q, clock
The latest phase of the Republican stu
/ aticu seems To- De that the New ork dele
gsres have been ura5le, Ia spite OF repea,e,
/ -Hor's, 20 agrra upon candidate from Nr'
/ York or klugs county. Ii is said that Nr
/ E,arts. with the JniC1 League q; his bAc';
has been working haGG for Bliss, bd-tlA. Il
/ Is OF TO avail
The Committee on Resolutions vi. No
complste ils work until to.uorrog mCcnia =
The First Ballot.
BrrrEr.y-The first ballot resulted a
follows Davenport, los; Seward, -
I Warren. l37: Cornell &. Charles Andrew
/ I: Carr. 2J5: Swiu1urre -; D7eNel, -
Evarts, D.; Morton, Is; Low, l6; Bliss, 81
~rariu, /. Whole number OF votes cast
tgl, necessary tor n choice, 81.
The WINNING CONVENTION