The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-18
Webster, six Richie, seven; T,iadel.
phia, four; Liberty, two; dLsichland,

Webster, six Richie, seven; T,iadel.
phia, four; Liberty, two; andLlichland,
two.
The following were suggested by the
districls aud ratified by the convention:
Washingtou-Hugh Sterling, George
Zoeckler, Jr., G. Il Hart, William Goeh.
ring md W. A. Isttt.
Madison II. P. McGregor, =. s. Bloch,
William Erskine, Granville Rolls, Hugo
Loos, J. NJ. Belleyille, G. j. Caddie and
A. J. Clarke.
Clay-B. B. Dovencr, N. B. Scott, s.
Brnbaker, II. J. Felber. and T. J. May.
berry,.
Unions. G. Smith, B. s. Allison,
Herman Xwicker, Charles Goetze, J. W.
Botsford and Thomas Lewis.
Csnire.Dr. D. II. Tay lor, ]. X. Hall
and ". W. Rodgers.
Webster-S. l. ;Brica. HI @. SIENNA,
VIM. Shields, NJ. H. McNsbb, A. D..
Howell and John Cummius.
Ritchie-F. II Crago, Charles Ketller,
Al. scbultz., Thomas Lewis, Jr., Frank
Ripehart, I. ". Kcmper md George
Bowman.
Triadelphia-W. p. Hubbard, ]. 4.
Clator, George Il. + Gilchris. and NJ, H.
McCausland.
L'berty-w. II. Curtis and WI Glib.
Son.
Richland--D. H. Waddle and W. ].
Lyle.
SENATORIAL coNrEREEs.
It was resolved to send two Senatorial
Conierees from each district to the cor.
ference Of the First district Republicans,
and they were chosen In tho same man.
ner aa the delegates to the State conven.
ton, the list as made up being as fol.
lows:
Washington-G. W. Humphrey aud
Oh. Rawling.
Madison-Dr. r. ". Easle!t and @. Z.
Irwin.
Clay-N. B. Scott and Augustus Pol.
lack.
union-G. NJ. Ford and Joseph Met.
Centre-D. J. Bradshaw and ]. E.
Reed.
Webster-William Frohme and A. D.
| Work.
Rltchie-F. II. Crago and B. W. KEN.
per.
Triadelphia-J. O. Brady and William
Webster.
Richland-G. G. sawtell and s. L
McColioch.
libe1ty-T. 7. Maxwell and Abram
McColloch.
THE NEW COUNTY COMMITTEE.
The Chairman reminded the conven
ton that the choice Of anew committee
wGs an important matter. The names
were handed in by the representatives
Of the various districts, constituting the
following most excellent committee:
Washington-B. W. Connolly aud A.
G. Wagner.
Madison-George Wise and II. Q
Richards.
Clay-Sam Brubaker.
Uniou-G. NJ. Ford.
Centre-T. @. Moflat.
Webster-William Frohme,
Ri,chie-W. II. Blou and William
Schubert.
Triaaelphia-F. II. McCausland, G, E
Clator and Capt. john Weiss,
Liberty-W. NJ. Dunlsp.
R!chland-C. F. A. Yuhrling and W
B. North.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. -.
For members OF the House OF Dele,
gates the following names were placed
before the convention:
Charles Morningstar, by A. G. F. Ebe'
ling.
W. Il. Hearne, by A. O. Maxwell,
BIS Allison, by Henry Dehmel.
Daniel D. Maxwell, by II. S. Bell.
=. NJ. Atkinson, by George Ford.
John Cummins, by Harry Mcclure,
Augustus Pollock, by Jere Mead.
James Roberto, by Charles banner,
Joseph Speidel, by DR.. Mccoy.
Benjamin Fisher, by H. Felber.
Mr.. I. ]. Hugus said Mr.. Pollack had
asked him TO withdraw his name, and
Mr.. Benjamin Fisher sent a note to Sec.
rotary Hall withdrawing his.
Mr.. Hugus seconded Daniel Nlaxwells
nomination in an eloquent speech
which assured his being on the ticket,
It was n Of the few speeches that ever
did effect anybody's nomination. 1t was
resolved to nominate the delegate from
the country distric.s6 FIRST, and abal,ot was
started and Mr.. Maxwellreceved the solid
vote of district after district. When he
already had a sufficient number to nomi-
nate him, a motion to make the nomina.
ton by reclamation vas made and went
through with rush.
Ny. Maxwell was called out, and said
he had rot been Il candidate; he had
come here to try to prevent this action,
but the thing having gone through, he
would accept. This was received with
applause.