Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-14

ing election. He was sure the selection
made would be wise, and he was equally
certain the ticket named would be tr;.
umphant in the contest to come. He
awaited the pleasure Of the Convention.
Assistant Secretary Ryan then called the
/ list Of townships for the names of dele.
gates and Central committeeman, and the
following report was made:
THE DELEGATES.
CoLERAIS-Farmington, Thomes Mitch
ell, W. G. MeComaS, and W. s. Barton;
Central Committee, Geo. w. Mitchell.
Maynard, Levi Morgan and NJ. Y. Ross
Central Committee, NJ. Y. Ross.
FEUsHING-Flushing Edward Cole (eol-
ored), John Long and J. B. Henderson.
Central Committee. Hamilton Glass. Bel
mont Ridge, Hamilton Glass.
GOsHEN-James Lucas, Allen B0len, c.
II. Mayhew and William Kinney; Central
Committee, Allen Bolen and E. Kinney.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Robt Black
burn, W. n. Sells. Central Committee,
Henry Frazier. Sewellsyille, A. F. Nc
Corniek, Central Committee, Charles
Schrader.
MEADE--Dr VI. p. Harris, Oliver Dun
field, r. s. Riley, \. r. Johnson; Central
Committee, Geo. Milligan.
PEAsE-Bridgeport, George W. Medill,
Edward Keller, NJ F. Frazier, Ross ]. Al
exander; Central Committee, DIR. Van
Wagner. Martins sFeTy-Township, Thos.
]. Cochran, Robert COss; Central Com
mittee, A. ID. Co.'S. First ward, Thomas
Duff Wm. Leech; Central Committee,
James MiSkell. Second ward, James A.
Bayless; Central Committee, Albert Gra-
ham. Third ward, Robert Hanson; Cen
tral Committee, X. o. Bernie.
PULTSEY-TOwnShlp, August Shick and
Morris Davis; Central COMMITTEES, W. ID.
Irwin. West Wheeling-JameS Emery;
Central Committee, Andrew Moore. Bel
laire - First ward, George Def
baugh; Central Committee, John
Alum. Second ward, James Fallen,
John Gallaher and Samuel SaltBgaber.
Central Committee, John Gallaher. Third
ward, Geo. Muth, VIM. Manly and Thos.
G.. HYATT: Central Committee, All. Fee
lev. Fourth ward, j. t. Finn and ID. b.
Hines; Central Committee, Fred Clinton.
Fifth ward, If. G.. Hartenstein; Central
SOlnulllltt, -. V. iAHhiASOh'
RICHLAND-St Clairsyille, David Dar-
rah, Andrew Hinkle, Geo. A. Netf, Thomas
A. King, Albert Lawrence and j. b.
Meyers. Central Committee, W. n. Cotf-
land. Glencoe, john White, Robert Irwin;
Central Committee, Peter Sutton.
SMITH,. y. WarnOck, ). j. Jackson,
]. A. Coulter and Silas Hart; Central
Committee, 5. J. Jackson.
SOSIERsET-RObt Mann, J. o. Neptune,
Wm. Poulton and w. c. Delting; Central
Committee, W. l.. Barr and Peter Mayer.
UNION-GeO. W. COffland, John V.
Fisher, Albert Slentz and Geo. MeAlister;
Central Committee, W. A. FentOn.
WARREN-R. L. Cunnard, K. II. Nal
den. Geo. GOOderl W. W. Frazier, Scott
Barnes and Hamilton Eaton; Central Com
mittee, G.. V. Riddle.
WAsHISGTON-S. ID. TOlbert, I. w.
Armstrong Samuel StOnebreaker; Central
Committee, D. 4. HendershOt.
WAYNE.--B. F. Brown, Elijah Philips,
F. r. Benson and Henry Stidd; Central
Committee, Henry Stidd.
WHEELISG. Jeif. T. Henderson; Alex.
Campbell, NJ. Rusk.
YORK.. G.. Owens, Thomas b. Stew
art, Geo. W. Dorsey and +. y. Rigs;
Central Committee, Geo. W. Dorsey.
THE COMMITTEES.
W. $. Taggert moved that committees OF
five each on Credentials, Rules and Order
of Business and Permanent Organization be
appointed. The motion prevailed, and
the committees were appointed by the
Chair, "a follows:
Credentials-Dr. +. y. Riggs, of York;
Geo. Medill, of Pease; t. w. Armstrong, OF
Washington; Thos. Duff, OF Pease, and
August Shick, of Pultney.
Rules and Order of Business-John
Finn, Pultney; II. Eaton, Warren; j. b.
Meyer, Richland; II. G.. Hartenstein,
Pultney, J. b. Henderson, Flushing.
Permanent OrganizatiOn-Albert Law
renee, Riehland; 5. ]. Jackson, Smith;
VIC. Detling, of Somerset; Il. II. Maiden, OF
Warren, and Allen Bolen, Of Goshen.
Mr.. HarteAstein moved to appoint q
committee of five on Resolutions, but ii
was not seconded and therefore not enter
tanned
Mr.. Ross ]. Alexander moved to appoint
committee Of five To select delegates to
the State Convention. The motion pre-
vailed, and'the Chair announced that the
names ofthe committee would be reported
at the afternoon session. They were then
announced "a Il. j. Alexander, Pease;
Hamilton Glass, Flushing; W. c. Kenney,
Goshen; A. J. Mccormick, kirkwOOd; and
John V. Fisher, Union.