Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-07

On motion, 4 Committee on Credentials
was dispensed with, and the list of dele
gates was read by districts, as follows:
THE DELEGATES.
Neutrality-suspicious. Ripley, George
Zoeckler, ST., ThOs. Hanna, Meyer Hey
mann, Harry Chew, Joseph Hamilton,
Charles Banner, James H. Riddle, C.. j..
Rawling and Coon Peters.
MadiSOn-G. W. Baggs, Granville Rolls,
T.. c. Young, Ii. G. Merkle, w. j. W. Cow
den, William Kirbach, James Rinc, James
Brown, Hugh Hawkins, William Gund-
ling, A. H. Forgey.
Clay. w. Warden, w. H. Haller,
Thomas Jones, George j. Caddle, George
HOllinger, Charles Prayer, Charles Har-
brook, +. Buchanan, John Davenport, ID.
Il. Ross.
Union-Ralph Whitehead, Abe Stamm,
d. Morris, J. W. Armstrong, |. C. Marx,
Thomas L. Lewis, James McAdams, Dave
NeSbitt, Henry Albright and George Hess.
Center. ID. Hubbard, Newt. Linch,
4. o. Edwards, T. c. MOtiat, +. c. Arbenz,
J. B. Reed, John +. Reed, John Newton,
Geo. Harkins and +. X. Mctzner.
Webster-JOhn w. Kite, +. W.. Dun
away, James Armstrong, +. II. CragO, Z.
Leonhart, Philip YOungman, Charles
Smith, John Myles, John Cummins and
NJ. logan.
Ritchie-ThOmas McCready, Frank Rine-
hart, j. w. Schultze, H. w. SChrebe,
George Schad, John Walford, Jacob Stur-
magic. w. II. Blon, c. d. Thompson and
Daniel Klein.
Triadelphia-T. II. Rowles, G. o. Kyle.
Fred Babe, II. c. Hunter, J. V. L. Rodgers,
l.. Wharton, j.. NJ. GOnter, J. c. Brady,
Joseph Bell, w. p. Hubbard.
Richland-Charles Busbey, lIarland
Carter, VIM. North, Alexander McCOllOch,
G. G. Sawtclle, Poke Verse, Geo. Eggle-
son, J. c. Waddle, J. b. Shannon, Wm.
Wolf.
Liberty-Col. w. b. Curtis, John Gard
ner. G.. p. Maxwell, John KOrn, Elijah
Verse, Abraham McCollOch, NJ. S. Gifin,
A. W. Darling, W. F. Whitman, W. B.
Gibson.
In Webster DR.. S. L. Brice was an
nOunced as proxy for F. H. CragO, and in
Washington August Wagner for Thomas
Hanna.
DR.. Edwards, of Centre, here arose and
made a motion that the business of the
convention be transacted in the following
order: First, the nomination of q LegiS-
lative ticket; second, the selection of Sena-
tOrial conferees; third, the appointment of
delegates to the Congressional convention;
and fourth, the selection of \ new County
Executive Committee
Mr.. John w. Armstrong arose and
wanted to know ifthe convention intended
to adjourn without the adoption of appro-
pirate resolutions and the drafting of plat
form. Some little discussion then occurred.
which resulted in the appointment of the
folio wing Committee ON Resolutions, one
from each district:
Washington, Stephen Ripley; Madison,
W. J. W. COwden; Clay, Thomas Jones;
Union, Ralph Whitehead; Centre, C.. d.
Hubbard; Webster, S. L. Brice; Richie,
Henry Schrebe; Triadelphia, G. A. KYLE;
Liberty, W. L. Curtis; Richland, William
North.
The committee then went into private
session and, pending their deliberations,
Mr.. G. w. Bags was called upon to make
a speech. He said when he was elected a
delegate, he promised the people of his
district that he would keep his mouth shut.
Mr.. C. ]. Rawling, of Washington, offered
a resolution requiring the vote of the ma
Of the delegates present to elect a
candidate. This was discussed some little
time, when it was discovered that Mr..
Cowden's resolution covered it. Then DR..
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