The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-29

q difficulty arose in regard to the vote
OF Hamilton county, the assertion being
made that II had been recorded solid for
Campbell while there were three or four
votes for Neal, Pending this disturb
ance several votes changed 10 Neal.
Great disorder resulted, and the chair
finally announced that no definite result
could be reached until order was re-
stored,
Cries Of "No bulldozIng," Second
ballot" and "Announcs the vote" were
heard, The chair said that the Hamil-
ton county vote must be repeated. II
was done, giving Campbell 65 instead Of
70 votes, Other changes were made gen.
orally in favor OF Neal, but all efforts 10
reCtiiy the confusion were unsuccessful.
Delegates crowded the presarepresenta.
tiyes space and now and then the band
would drown the noise. Finally the
chair announced the vote; Campbell,
1885, Neal, 202i Kline, 100.
CAMPBELL NOMINATED,
The band played "The oampbell's are
Coming" the delegates acquiesced in
this clearing Of the tangle, and with
some degree Of order the second ballot
proceeded. The total vote cast was 7S9(,
OF which Campbell received S97t Neal,
200; Kline, 03, This nominated Mr.,
Campbell, and the hall was wild with
shouting men. The band again played
"The Campbell's are ComIpg," and a
motion TO make the nomination Of Mr..
Campbell unanimous was carried with
another season Of shouting by the crowd
and more OF the campaign air by the
band, Mr.. Campbell was sent for, and
arecess Of fifteen minutes was taken.
Mr.. Campbell accepted the nomina'
tion, and In brielspeech thanked them
for the honor, He then attacked both
the National and State administrations,
and regarding the tariff said;
"The Democratic party believes In a
tariff restricted TO the necessities OF the
general one that will not burden labor.
We decline TO believe that the custom
house Is the productive power In the
prosperity OF the Government, When
the Democratic party returns TO power
II will revise the tariiI. 1t will not de-
stroy, but it will reform. The Demo-
cratic party was called on 10 rebuke the
Republicans for Hypocrisy In 1t treat
ment Of the Union soldiers. Republi.
cans have had ample opportunity to do
justice 10 the soldier, and II 1t has not
been done they are responsible"
The appearances, he said, are auspi-
Cious for the Democrats. The laboring
men are looking to II for relief. The
Colored Republican Is In trouble. There
Is mutiny oil over the Republican camp.
On the other hand, the Democrats pre-.
sent an unbroken front, every man eager
10 enter the contest for regaining the
power which was Corruptly taken from
the Democrats q year ago. In ConClu.
sion, be predicted victory.
OTHER NOMINATIONS.
The convention then went into the
nomination Of Lieutenant Governor.
Both Mr.. Neal and Mr., Kline were sug-
gested for nomination by acclamation,
but both peEemptOrily declined.
The ticket was finally completed as
follows;
Lieutenant Governor, William Vance
Marquis, OF Logan county; Judge OF
Supreme Court, Martin Follet, OF Wash.
inRton county; State Treasurer, W. F.
Borden, Of Guernsey county, State
Commissioner Of Schools, Charles o.
Miller, Of Putnam county; Attorney
General, ]. n. Lewis, Of Champaign
county; member Board Of Public Works,
Frank Reynolds, OF Hamilton county
Clerk Supreme Court, j. Shoemaker, oil
Seneca county, When the ticket was
completed the convention Immediately
adjourned.