Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-15
8sTRAYED SHAMEFULLY.
An, Monkey With the Prohibition End
Of the Poker.
MINATED BY ACCLAMAIION.

..an .ny R.ais'er.
,m> ". VA, september l4.-The
..rs delegation to the Republican
..p,I convention OF the First Dis
lin Weston near noon to-day,
u.3 nv many delegates from other
=. captain poyeuer was among
..-b,r. having spent the night IN
INN, hboring with General Cot.
,,gnson. Cowden, ScOheld and
/ .,tbrr "bo,ses, are said to have
f, liz, communion with Gotf till the
.rr,dthe morning As the train
LAM from Clarksburg Nathan gave
hok that said he WAS sorry
.DL poyenrr seemed sOrriest
r. was learned on the
,hu Gohr had written aI
.fl,Ta,iou with the usual prONisO
b. would arrept the nomination If
g.-d gOcd deal. DOvener's friends
.-Y anil other counties were as
ukuA~ WET HENS
5,.r champion wa~ thus to be 50 hase-
.-l7l MANY ofthem were swearing
,rrl never vote for Goff after he had
..y.i them. With this feeling the
-.a, arrived ut Weston and forth
.-rrrlr,i To the rink, where they
lrl bs the other delegations, and
ara,lon Wis called to order by &.
.aru Chairman uf the COngression-
r,n,tr Committee, after making
a, usual rampant, rip-SnOrting Re
la ,prrrhrS. Then, according to |
canine. temporary chairman, G. B. ,
was called To the chair !
aldr a lew remarks, in which he !
j. a, ,hr strength Of Judge BrannOn in !
aEr>Onal race and the great neces-
arrr uaS Tor the Republicans to
l,r THEN strongest man. meaning
I raa Z. T.. Jacobs. Of Wetzel, was
.-'0i temporary secretary. After the
lommlttrrs were appointed the Con-
.ra li.oured till 2p. m.
.uag ,hr utrrmiSSiOn the committees
.a.o. their reports. GOf-s friends
b ,r,,lug in their hest licks for their
Da aud po,rnrr's friends were cslu-
O.. lolud the corners and
..aaNU NApnEE ALI THE TINE.
H. the convention was called
'.-rh, the temporary chairman, the
king 5e,ns behind time owing to some
i-r delegates being detained by u circus
1.S go!ng on IN the other end Of
.-r ar>' ia order MAS the reports Of COM
17' The Committee on Permanent
recommended T. Z. Jacobs, |
"-,lr. ,orprrmanrnt Chairman, Cieorge
- d Wheeling, ror permanent Secre-
Iai Oh" Republican editors were re-
---adel Is assistants. Here Jacobs
10 "'Aard took the chair and made q
7a1l ThIyh be eNtolled the virtues of
aA' 'rHENTNUT.' JAMES q. BLAINE,
.'FAe Of the necessity OF 4 yigilant
.s4.ga loy congress.
l Committee on order of Business
q .rP"r'ed, and the report was adopted.
y ''l ".l' made hy Edwin Maxwell OF
.'0a, thar the report OF the Committee
.''ra,als be dispensed with, and eve
".P'''iran present he made delegate.
.P,uL
~' 'onmtter on BASIS Of Representa-
commended that each county be en-
' 10 ole vote in the Convention for
y "uadEed votes, or fraction over fifty,
. ny Toe Republicans in the COngres-
-' election OF lNs4. This gives Brax-
y o, 9'oohe :, Doddridge IL, Gilmer :, /
1SA + y, :, Harrison 70, Lewis Ii, Mar
'' Onio ~, Tyler II, Wetzel IL; to-
''e '''; Necessary for choice, ~.
aouon made that the appoint
/. = " IA an Executive Committee be de-
~ y WI lne nomination was made, Occa-
SIl'e a commOtiOn in camp, and |
ny '5SG down. The counties then ap-
''' Tue following members Of
'"N'RESSIoNAL EXECUTIVE COM
MITrEE:
...oa, J. 5. Hyer: Brooke, VIM. T. !
r,s ""ldrldge, ID. W. Farr; Gilmer,
-..", ,,'a, y, Hancock, John A. Campbell;
Nh l' OaarIes W. Lynch; Lewis, Alex. !
I-Ss' n! NarShsll, l.. p. Purdy; Ohio, !
"a. ". 'oWden, Tyler, d. W. q. Hur- |
"r'lel s 4. Carney.
.,.. = Committee on Resolutions then
II. -''u y, Their report. The usual denun-
- " The Democratic party was in
s.. - and the customary tears were |
.l1IaJ h. John Roach. The vetoing of
LII ,,,uI pension bills were depl0red, |
"'nS VAS said about oleOmarga-
MAS SAID ABOUT THE PRoHIBI-
br Hon RESOLUTION,
publican appeal for doodle"
atrr ro,,I9 ,alsn announced that the names of
Ia, ,'.u "ouiu be called for nomination.
eDr, -+Uilent 'oI there were loud calls for
,,ags s TnS Iao,.. was occupying a place on
In a, S1J JiTIOAlng as if the battle had been
.saer;s ,,',I sl, lost by a large majority, and
+ tn n5ehds saw that it was no use as
"'ends had worked the wires too
ohe
.,,,, NEED HIMSELF A SACRIFIcE
Ion, iIgI"ard ~ aud placed Goff in nOm-
tha, '. tte said that it was often neces-
he Dss,, s,eA' personal sacrifices be made
le asa..?s sSs.s and that he was willing to
uouiDo,!!en ioo!en, Of Marshal, moved that
ust a. sitlOn ,i! be made by exclamation,
iksbu,aou ouls moment Col. T. 8. Spates, Of
" Ca Z, afOSe to hand over to the See
letter Of deelinatiOp, and a