The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-20
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Dropped from the RolitiGnl Tfeo- 1nFt
Convention Notes.
Co1uMBus, O., August 10.-"Pickaway"
telegraphs to the Cincinnoti Enquirer:
An Indications point to one Of the most
respectable, harmonious and successful
conventions the Ohio Democracy has held
in many years. Mossback assertion and
Kid assumption has given place to Dem-
ocrats who are anxious to do that which
il best for tho success Of the party. While
there Is some criticism and objection to
Governor Hoadly and others on the old
ticket there Is no bitterness and but little
hstsll Language. Those who are anxious
To beat Governor Hoadly, or rather who
want some other man on the ticket be-
cause they think q stronger candidate can
Ia elected, we're the first on the ground
esnyassinps the availability OF the candi-
dates. They acknowledge that the enly
man who can defeat Governor Hoadly is
Judse Thurman, but his open declaration
and expressed determination not to be.a
candidate or accept a nomination under
anv circumstances has upset all their
plans and hopes and left them at sea-
CONCERNING o'SEIL.
Those who are anxious to have Hoadly
beaten find themselves in queer posi-
tion. Most Of them are; and have long
been, Judge Thurman's personal and poll.
tlcal followers. They were with him at
Chicago when the red handana was lower;
ed to Cleveland's colors, and they have all
sworn by the great name Of the old Roman
that they will never forgive Geo. y. Con
versa. Now they find that they might
.use Thurman to beat Huadly but Thur
man would not accept and Hoadly says he
does not want the nomination II there Is
10 be any. contest, and this clears the field
for Geo. L. Converse, who would have Q
yalk.oyer II Thurman and Hoadly were
killed OFF by each other. -
THE LIEUT.. ..ooyRRSoR.
The Joke 4; being pretty thoroughly
worked in Republican quarters that there
| isa wonderful opposition to Lieutenant
Governor Warwick, aud that he will be
thrown al the last moment in favor OF
| Convene, who Is expected to arrive here
from the psciac slope on the day Of the
convention. It Ia claimed 10 these whis.
ners that Converse has Q large following
ior the second place, and;qnite o number
Who would like to see him ln first place,
lbut that he will accept with an under
lstaniine. Governor Warwick, when spe-
ken TO about the report that Governor
HoadIy did not want him on the ticket
arain. remarked that no did not think
there was anything In the report, and that
| Il had been circulated for the purpose oil
liniutine Governor Hoadly before the Con.
lyention.
Col. Dave Wagner, ex. Representative
lfrom Belmont county, doomed up about
supper time with his RULED shirt and
auiIeless smile, Hestratches bis ehlning
! pate and says, when euesti ] intend
70 watnh what the Cincinnati delegation
does, and ifitisior Hoadly 60 an 1"
atnSISsippl per,oeraae Convention.
JACKSON, Mss, August l9.-The State
democratic Convention to nominate 9
;Estate ticket met to-day at noon, the frll
delegation being present
ES lieutenant Governor Sims WAS cho
lseii chairman. Governor Lowry was re
Nominated on the irst ballot over Dsrder
} lby 4 vote Of 100 10 ". Mesrs. Feathers
ilton and Walker, prominent candidates
lrefuaed To iet their names 20 be ore ths
convention, knowing they would be de-
feased.