The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-01
THE REPUBLICAN, TICKET
For the City Offices Lacks a
Head to Complete 1t,
DAN D. INGRAM FOR SERGEANT
Aud Clerk Hnwcrs Forced to Stand
for Rc.electlon-The Choice of u
Mayor Put on TIL saturday
Tho. New Committee,

Interested spectators, than usual y-cafes
% witness the proceedings Of any such
body, It's outcome was regarded with
much interest. Tho ticket was not COM
pleted, the nomination Of the Mayor
being wisely postponed until Saturday
afternoon next, Daniel D, Ingram was
named for City Sergeant, Frank W,
Bowers for City Clerk, aud John Rod.
man for Wharimaster, The addition OF
a good man for Mayor will make this an
exceptionally strong ticket.
Mr., P. B. Dohbius, Of the City Execu'
tive Committee, called the convention
to order at 2 o'clock, and named d. 5,
Allison as chairman, Mr.. Allison was
received with applause, He said he had
not had enough notice OF the intention
to appoint him to prepare y speech, and
80 lie would make none. He, however,
urged upon the convention the necessity
OF nomlnatinggood men II 1t was hoped
TO win,
Mr.. John Cowl named as secretary
Mr.. George Wise, aud he was unani'
mously chosen, and took his seat,
Mr.. Frank johnson moved that COM
mittees of one from each ward be ap'
pointed on Basis Of Representation,
Credentials, aud Permanent Organiza'
tiofl and Order Of Business. THIS pre-.
vailed, and the committees was named
on q call OF the wards as follows;
CREDENTIALS.
First ward-Gi. i. Jones.
Second ward-Willlam Graham,
Third wards. Mccullough.
Fourth wasl-DominiCk Morris.
Fifth wan!-John L, Reed.
Sixth ward--James Callahan.
Seventh ward-G. W. Raggs.
Eighth ward-Charles Brysop.
DAsIs or REPRESENTATION,
First ward--J. Kindleberger,
Second ward-Georgo Simpson.
Third ward-J. A. Metcall.
Fourth ward--Andrew Ross.
Fifth warl-J, D. Stanton.
Sixth ward-W. A. Trlyis,
Seventh ward-James Waiter
Eighth warl-Godfrey schul.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION AND 0HDER OF
BUSINESS.
First ward-C. II. Banner.
Second ward-E. V. Harry.
third ward-J. I. Cowl.
Fourth wRrd--Abram Stamm.
Fifth ward-C. WasSemanp,
Sixth warl--G. L. Wilkinson.
Seventh ward-C. Il. Irwin.
Eighth William Knokc.
On motion OF Mr.. Buchanan II was
Resolred, That in tho case OF a vacancy
existing III any ward delegation, the del
egates present shall haye powerto I'LL 1t:
A recess was then taken on motion oil
Mr.. G. Il. Tracy that the committees
might retire 10 consult, and the chair
named places for them to meet.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Upon rcassembling the Committee on
Permanent organization reported;
The Committee on Perman9nt Grga'
nization would beg leave to report as
For President, b. S. Allison.
For Permanent Secretary, John Il
Cowl.
For Assistant Secretary, Joseph A.
Metcali.
Order Of business;
Q), Report Of Committee on Creden'
tials.
(9j. Report of Committee on Basis Of
Representation.
(S). Roll Call Of Delegates.
~. Nominations Of city officers,
/. Mayor.
9. City Sergeant.
8. City Clerk.
4. Whurimaster.
Q. L. Irwin, Chairman.
CA. DASNER,
EpwARD HARRY,
GEORGE 4. WILKINSON,
g. WAssEMANS,
WILLIAM KSoKE,
ADg STAMIt,
Committee,
john T. Cow, Secretary.
The permanent officers took hold, and
the Committee on Credentials reported
on the
PERSONNEL .oE-ruE CONVENTION,
First ward-C. i. Ulrich, G. D. Jones,
jacob Kindleberger, Charles banner, U.
I. A. Yarling.