The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-22

were declared elected, the announce.
ment being greeted with applause.
For Secretary MI. T. @. Moaat nomi.
mated W. s. Meek. Mr.. D. W. Martin
named, as "a mar who did most to start
this ball rolling" George A. bennington.
Mr.. Meek withdrew and Mr.. Dun.
nington vas elected BY reclamation.
For Assistant Secretary Mr.. A. ].
Schultzs was nominated, but declined,
Mr.. Brady named Charles A. Reed, and
Mr.. ]. A. Metcalf named George NJ.
Ford. Mr.. Ford declined and Mr.. Reed
was chosen by reclamation.
For Treasurer DR.. Caddle gave George
Wise a good send of, and NJ. II. McNabb
named 7. G. MoiIat. Mr.. Moifat with.
drew in favor OF Mr.. Wise, aud the latter
was unanimously elected.
Sergcant.at.A Arms was the mex. citics
to fill, and Fred Michigan and Fred
Miller were put in nomination, and Mr..
MEG uican received fity.thrce votes and
Mr.. Miller thirty-three votes. Mr.. Eog.
ers declined to be- candidate.
The list OF delegates from clubs aad
districts was then called for, aud in case
a district had not chosen delegates, the
meeting elected three. except from the
country Districts, which were given
time, at the request OF their representa-
tives in the meeting, to name their own
delegates. The list Us far as completed
is as follows:
Washington Distinctly. B. Day, Ed.
Rogers, George Zoeckler, jr.
Madison Iistrict-James P. Maxwell,
Dr.. G. !. Caddle, William NJ. Marsh.
Clay DistrictIJoseph Speilel, Frank
Woods, Fred Miller.
Union District-Abe S.cmm, Ed.
Pratt, George Ford.
Centre District-George Harkins,
Charles A. Reed, Matthew e.. EIcNabb.
Webster District--A. D. Howe, NJ.
Grogan, W. S. Meek.
Richie District-A. J. schultze, W.
II. Blon, Charles Craig.
Lincoln Ciub-p. 3. Dobbins, Geo. O.
Smith, B. S. Allison.
When Triadelphia district was called,
the chairman said lie was glad to See SO
good a delegation present, and the crowd
~applauded.
Mr.Brady said the persons present from
Philadelphia would prefer to have the
choice postponed until the Republicans
Of the district could have q chance to &C.
lect, and thiS course was taker.
When Richland was called, Mr.. 7. N.
Garvin asked that the same course be
taken, and Mr.. Abram .McColloch pre-
ferred the Same request Tor Liberty, and
in both cases the selection was left to
the district, the list to be hereafter re-
ported.
Lincoln Club was given leave to
choose another delegate in place OF Mr..
Allison, his election as Vice President
making him a member &c o0icio OF the
Board Of Delegates. Centre district
vas also inylted to ohocsa an extra one
in place OF Mr.. Reed, chosen Assistant
Secretary.
Mr.. Allison, from the Committee OH
Hall. recommended that this matter be
left to the Board OF Delegates.
DR.. Caddic moved that the Board meet
at the Island hose house, but everybody
smiled, aud a voice suggested the Town
Hall at Elm Grove, Instead, wherpupon
he Withdrew the motion. Mr.. Allison
invited the Board to meets at the Lincoln
Club headquarters, but Mr.. Burt inter.
vening with a motion to meet at the
Ner, Letter office next Monday night,
this was adopted and the meeting ad-
journed.
The Logan Club, OF tie Island, met at
I O'Clock last evening, and chose James
P. Maxwell, George I. CadGle and W.
NJ. Marsh as its delegates to the Central
club. 1t is understood that the Second
ward end Of Madison district will also
choose three delegates. and each OF the
colored Republican clubs ia entitled to
three members OF the Board,