The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-25

IQOne t0r ffonl0llou. 4at eeceQetb hrt
4 chiefly Republicans. Tomorrow the w
10. 7. U. meets, and much interest Is tel
| in its action. Mrs. Fowler, President
Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Johnson, Of Wheel
ling, have arrived and were present OF to
days convention.
MORNING SESSION.
ssenting she Coming storm-Mr. Atkinson
opens the Way To Get out.
spoeial Dispatch % the htsittstaos.
GRArroS, W. Va, June 24-shortl,
after s o'clock the convention was called
| to order. The following delegates, repre-
senting seventeen counties, were present;
Preston County,. Freeman, A. F
Frederick and Il. G. Rayenscraft.
Lewis County-Rev. 81. Lanktord, ]. A
j. Lightburn, ]. G. Jackson, II. Chaifant
IL Steel, @. P. Rohrhaugh.
Marion county-Rey. D. 81: <. Dex
Frank Burr, Max Fleming, Josiah Haw'
kins. Z. L: Stewart, Fountain Smith, w
II. Wiley, Golden Straight, D. r. Tenant
| S. T. Beyerlin, NJ. McGnllum.
Kanawha County-J. Z. Thsyer, Thos
Iswinburn, Samuel Cristy, ]. E. Middle,
ton. 7. E. johnson.
Harrison County-L. E. Peters, S. NJ
Ogden, R. S. Northcott j. NJ. Lyon, Jas
Allen, Jasper Pew, Jasper Kile, G. w
I0dell, Daniel Watkins, Jas. Ridinour, j
w. swiger, ]. n. Moreland.
Upshur county-Reverends s. G. Gra-
ham, w. G. RiheldatIer, NJ. S. Borey, G.
Hall, G. W. Weekly.
Ohio coanty-G. W. Atkinson, VIM.
Hastings, N. ". Beck, NJ Dowler, Geo. z
iHite, Melvin Richards, ]. e. Hess, S. E.
Jones, y. R. Long, G. ": Bags. : 5,
Richie eounty-D. McGitegor, O. Z
Haddox. D. III. Slhth, Geo. Rutherford.
Monongalia county Prof. L. NJ. Wade
Gabell county-W. T. Walker.
Mason county-W. L. Van Horn.
Taylor county-Rey. Jos. Lee, R. ].
Young, B. B. Evans, Rev. Robertson, j
D. Clayton, John Riiinour, S. L. Allen
o. L. Rohrbaugh.
Marshall County,. NcCuskey, B. L
Grow, E. Bonar, s. r. Hanen, j. D. Pom
Hardy and Grant counties-Aaror
Mineral County,. o. Thompson, 7. R
Carskadon. Z.
Dotdridge County-w. W. Rymer, t
| r. Randolph, ]. T. Randolph.
Wood Gounty-D. D. johnson, ]. w
Carter, w. N. Weekley, l. q. johnson. :
Tucker County-E, D. Woodruff.
AGAIN the REPORTS.
a motion was made by Rev. Mr.. Hite
Of Wheeling, to recommit both the ma
| iority and minority reports Of the Com
mittee on Resolutions. After severa
members had spoken, and numerous per
sonalities had been indulged in, Mr. Hit
arose to point OF order and called for thl
preyieus question on the motion to re
commit, which was decided in the affirm
stiye, and the Committee on Resolution
/ adjourned 70 their room TO deliberate owe
some possible change in the resolutions
which might be acceptable to Q majorit,
1 Of the convention, and thus enable the
Idelegates to come TO some amteable con
lclusion on this question go vital to thi
Interests of our people and so dear 10 thi
hearts OF the individual delegates"
/ PAYtSa rHEPIPE
Rev. G. W. Weekley reported from thi
Finance Committee that during the ioa
and half years of existence Of the Stat
Temperance Executive Committee, th,
COMMITTEES has expended in all the sum 0
1867 63. That during the past year tn
expenses Of the committee, together wit
a debt carried over from former years
amounted to SiO6 95, Of which S26S ha
been paid, leaving balance due the ex
ecutiye committee Of St4S 95. The com
lmittee recommend q more liberal suppor
Of the committee in Its work, and that /
E. Peters proceed at once on the door Q
the convention TO solicit pledges for tht
i liquidation Of the debt.
4 Some Of the remarks made by the mem
,lbersin discussing the finance report wert
OF such q personal nature as 10 cause con
siderable discussion as to the proprfety 0
making the breach still wider whicl
separated the two factions In the eonven
II ton, and letting the common enemy SCI
that peace did not prevail in the temper
snce family. Several rebukes were I'D
lministeFed from theohair befcre harmon!
was entirely restored and the Collection
recommended by the report could b,
taken up. Rev. Mr.. Peters, OF Lewis
supetintended the collection andfn but /
few moments succeeded so well tha
lsnficient money was subscribed TO almos
deiray thu debt mentioned In the report
Considerable commotion was noticed II
the vicinity Of the door OF the room i
which the Committee on Resolutions haI
retired, and the Committee returned i
the Convention, after having been absen
shout thirty minutes. The Chairman
Mr.. Carskadon, announced that the ma
jofity Of the committee were unable =
aRree upon any other resolutions thal
lthose which were submitted yesterday
and they thought II q waste OF time :
deliberate further upon the subject
Therefore he moved the adoption Of tn
majority report.
4 OPENING THE RRosT DOOR.
The question was about to be put whel
d question Of erder was made BY Mr. AZ
i Ikinson, Who claimed It improperto TO yot
upon the majority report when q minorit
. report vas alsoundsr consideration. =
moved to substitute in place Of both II
ports Of the committee, the iollowin
resolutions, which he said he thought n
temperance man could object to:
WHERRAs There seems 70 be an irrt
concilable difference Of opinion anon
!. the delegates Of this convention as 70 u
{ course OF conduct We should at this tim
/ llnufsue. but We al agree that we shoul