The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14
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Phillips, E. Il. Benson, Henry Stidd. Cen,
trail Committee, II, Stidd.
Wheeling toWnship-Jeierson 7, Hen
deIson, Alex Campbell, ], NJ. Rusk,
York township-John g. Owens, Thos,
r. Stewart, Geo, w, Dorsey, DR., i. N.
Riggs. Central Committee, George w.
Dorsey,
The report was received and filed.
The Convention also approved the FOL.
report of the Committee on
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION,
For President, N, X, Kenuon, Of ST.
Vica Presidents, Judge A. W. Auder-
son, Of Pultney township; John s. Tag
CART, Of Richlandi DIR, John Cooke, Pslse;
George Kern, Pultney; james Duniee,
Mead; William WarnOck, H., Smith viii
liam POrterfeld, Pultpey; EloCh Burns,
Goshen; Patrick Tucker, Pultneyi Oven
MeshRn, Richland.
Secretary, d, n, Lockwood.
Assistant Secretary, r. o, Meyer.
Mr.. Kennon made q few remarks Of
thanks which were in good tSste, and the
report OF the Committee on Rules aud
Order Of Business was made and adopted,
Hon. X. J, Alexander, from the commit
tee, reported the following names Of dele
gates TO the State Convention;
Hon, j, W. Laughlin, Warren; Dr., Nv.
Webster, Flushing; Col. j, +. Charles
worth, RiChlandi Levi Morgan, Oolersin;
Judge Thomas Cochran, RiChlsnd; John
F, Hukill, Psase; William Eaton, Union;
Maurice Davis, Pultueyi Harry E, Alex,
ander, Richland James, A, Bayliss, Pease,
The Committee also recommended that
all other Democrats from the county who
might attend the convention should be
empowered to cit as delegates, The re-
port was adopted as q whole,
The work Of nominating q ticket was
then commenced,
AUDITOR.
For Auditor, Mr., John Flynn, OF Bell
aire, moved that r, Il. Barrett, the present
incumbent, bs nominated by reclamation
under q suspension OF the rules, Dr.,
Cooke, OF bridgeport, seconded the me-
ton, aud it prevailed unanimously,
CLERK,
For Clerk Of the Court, Hon. r. J..
Alexander, OF Bridgeport, started TO nom,
mate the present incumbent, w, Is. Cash,
but no launched out into q speech In
which he gave Col. Poorman q good send
of for the Republican nomination for
Congress, talked agood deal about Doodle,
rang In u pun on Mr.. OAsh's namo, and
finally moved to suspend the rules aud
nominate him by reclamation. This was
done.
Then came the tugoi war, Thus larthe
ticket was a foregole conclusion, the rule
giving a good official the nomination for q
second term seldom bsing deyiated ftom.
The Sherifalty was the principal plum in
the pie, and numerous fingers were now
inserted TO fish 1t out.
suERiyF.
The roll Of the townships was called for
nominations. Mr.. Glass, oil Flushing,
named T. II. Bolon, OF Goshen. Robert
Hanson, OF Pease, named Edward Wright,
Of that township. DR.. Cooke, also OF
Pease, named ex-senator Dave Wagner,
Of WC5t Wheeling. He said the party 10
bored under q disadvantage. Twice had
she suffered defeat. The time had come
When she must put forth her strongest
men. She must succeed now, or sea her
followers in the minority for years to come.
Mr.. Wagner's name was received with
Pultney township, by a delegate who
was too modest 10 rise, placed Joseph
in nomination,
Mr.. Robert Collins, OF st. Clairsville,
named Adam Faupel, OF Pultney.
John Gallagher, Of Bsllaire, seconded
the nomination Of Joseph Beatty. Mr..
Gallagher raised a laugh by mis- concluding
remarks: "All I've got to say liz, l have
nothing more TO say"
Mr.. james Emery, OF West Wheeling,
seconded Mr.. Wagner's nomination.
DR.. Anderson, OF Bellsire, seconded Mr..
Beatty's nomination. Hesaid there were
iactional divisions in the Democratic
ranks in Bellaire, which Mr.. Beatty's
nomination would heal. Possibly no
other candidate could carry the party
strength there.
The names Of William Warnock, IT,, and
John 4. MoHenry, both OF Smith town
were placed on the list.
FAuPEL II DIN uoRSER.
A ballot was taken, resulting as follows:
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