The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-27
and caucuscd. When Chairman Farr
took his position he was heartily up.
PERMANENT opoAS,zAr,oy.

hAhAhSas
| PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
AT l:25 Mr.. Farr pounded for orde
and asked the gentlemen who wcr
smoking to desist.
The Committee on Permanent Organ
ization reported making the temporar,
organization permanent. Tho repor
was read by ]. d. Maxwell. Mr.. Far
again briefly returned bis thanks, an,
congratulated the convention that th,
Republican party had plenty of goot
men TO choose from. The Democrats an
paren.ly had but one man who wouI,
stand on their platform, platform
which, in the words OF one OF their dele
gates, was straddls. Tho Republican,
will make u platform OH which tn,
speeches made In Braxton county vii
serve in Harrison, or Ohio, or Brooke
[Applausel The Democrats propose te
say one thing to the farmers Ia the in,
terror and another TO tho woskiupmeu
in Wheeling. Tho people will this time
turn down tho Democratic nominees
and turn them down to stay. Ono reason
sSs sop ~ Sht hItG&ttoud GOllluCl vi Lut
LEGISLATURE at Charleston last winter,
Many conscientious Democrats will vote
against the 1--WE" infamy, aud the rob.
berry OF the Republican Goysrnor md anG
Republican Repr s. natives OF the seu,s
to which they were fairly elected.
| Cheers, He asked for cooperation on
the part OF the convention, and declared
it open for business.
The Committee on Basis OF Repre-.
sentation reported recommending Ina,
the vote for Goti be made the basis, the
counties being allotted one vote for
every hundred or fraction OF hundred
over fifty cast for Governor, This gave
Braxton II votes, Brooke s, Doddfidge
II, Gilmer 8, Hancock Z, Harrison 9G,
Lewis l6, Marshall 81, Ohio rs, Tyler 10.
Weizel IA total OF l05, making 9s
necessary to choice.
This was adopted.
The Committee on Credentials banded
in n llst OF thu authorized delesates,
and recommended that whore q county
was represented by delegates or alter.
mates, no proxies be admitted.
4 FIGHT AZ ro reortrs
Mr. R;cha,d, ~ u,,r;,an 49,
Nn"'u'' ~ 4iaii'soa county,
moved 10 REJECT 40 much OF the report as
related to proxies, and persons holding
proxies be allowed 70 vote
A motion 10 nlont tha rarort ,ro,
made NV Mr Zachary If En.I;Sau s'I WA
spronatd hy n Hal and AZ. , p;..,I, "'iu
renewed h;s mo,;nn m Nv , ra;.a. M'es,a'us ~ t
amendment and ,here wa,a rrv, = r",o;,o 10 ";
seconds. Mr. H;chards said thn Tha; -.
man was nei,h.r - d"leno,a % NO. ~. w ona. ni.".
nate AND thn snsotnr LoJ 90 p n,r.i az ";tyi .tl,
To- iate mart in tha del;ha,a,;ana w 'n q, 'sus .,a
Chairman. 0' "' '''o
The Secre,srv ernla;rs,, Aha. :, .ho
Chairman's coun,v % r reso,r.;a, ,.ia. ~ ,sas sns
odon,nd % const;,".;S, ] a, 'EaoutI?a p,,ItI;a WIS
"ooI stand;nr nrasa,t ~ a, nvpuo.uans n.l ua',a M
ielorstss MI tho Cn,;s,nan as Ion'entioh s.
Iore mt On nh the lat no n daiaa,,a In "aS 'nefe'
Tharc was a rood Jcs, NJ ,s.a;.,,; 80. :.
IN tha oriJor ef nrona"J;na si ,us y. e' e.
Wh;ts defanded D5, nrnv;ns a.; W., a, u. .; :;
.sordsrn and ..onsi,ion , ,nI aiiu ha erles . o'
nlanded Several nthnr daIa,a,.s M ne us a1,'S up
n cross nnrnosas "'e' 'S'Aeu
Oder hs;po restorea NJ r,.,,ou,, IL
,enJsI tho s esc,;on 'I' ~ 40 ~ h moenary ue'
Ha said flo. ] rao,est % had iI haa oo's snI'on.
,ha, nroxisS ha eant 70 % car.a;a a ss.s .n..a ou'
Hs IA No, r;sb I % to;,nn,a, W e.' ."in pelsons
NATIVES Lrt NO. ha dn,h,apd = az q. psison D
ronrosonto,;,,a IL L;,aaoit rI, nAn i".'il
nspr;as n''noe'i ne'o t"o
Dr. Holt soid he held f,va ,rov;a, Inv.
be thouoht W i u-oniJ ha ~ f,i.ao. noA'e', %. wv
allow nroxv votes n ss,,,a t.I' .ho ". 49, ~
% t;ons neni;yyc y e' hsro ~ '''''e 'Ae ques'
MI NJ p'N1s WIFE SAIL a,;S ,o,oc.to, ,,o oo.
nror;es axnnc,.1 @ T n hn ".oo raso,a WY sens ,'
those nroyiea and ,b;s aop"am,;u .seHaou ~, Wy
to nominate candidate tbat n Has ,,'as, " no
were to On howe and as,. ~ ,ho "nan,a sop .ntn ~
vote for ~ b. '''' 1AN '''A 'no peop'e ~
Ganaral Diva, rsforroa ,,,,,;,,,
.he d;sfror rch;samen. % g; I;us,ius'y I;a,saifs VI
o,bar c;,;yans of W.llsh,r, '.o.' a.. w. "u.l wv
;slatrro ~ laSt w;n.or IN "aJas; anJ - ~ sne Ls
Nov anJ ha honad @ .%.u .na onu,.a.o.' nu ne,a "
would follow tho Leyisia,ura,a t npt'1r.,un nrsca
Jent for Il haS nv, sna. "nsaa.a1 pi;ee' pi;ss
RI an,h,ar ond q n,,ou,o
J. 7. McOombs was opposed to proxies
on prlAciple. lie SAID proxies had been
ulare .ha's " oIn nnfe anu lue names pus on
whera thar n,mes % mora ,asi a;",na ni''eI ~ H..
heirI nroxirs l,nt he honad vu, tSnv n,o,,iS ~
he ruled ont bero,se # wa was ' r;;ht "oIa Wa
did not know whn would II, hn.t anJ
he did not caro-. y" "
r II NnT,t,,,o o,;1 IL,
- ~ -"Ciiltyie ei'!u liz neiu prO2lea,
Drt he did not care to vote, lie was
willing To supncyt tho man no,,;r,t,d
H., VIA pa,,!,i,i;., 'i4'".eH :,
NY .t!eu hep'p!tcaha regularly elected
as delegates. tCheere.
Mr.. ~ r SWpnny wontol ,r,x;as
r,,l i out i,nxo uA'eo
luI.u olt neIe, no" una 1or al time.
They were always q source of trouble.
esnecinllv thosa tive and tar cn,t rro,.;o,
~ .,,, i il ~..:s .e"' pioN1eo
JIM ich uo'ihl proiles.
4 vote was taken and the negative on
Mr.. Richarts' amnndmcnt uec @, ,y.r-
~, ,,;,,.a ~ In.l - ""' oo o'ei'
"nS,ti''nS as ~ ieaa the cLGff 20 say:
The chair holds that the proxies have
pona humminp.n
MI -.
4uo iepo1t WIS lhen Guopted as q
| whole.
TINE pLarpopw
MIR. William Tucker, Chairman OF the
| "a.
COMMlltee On lesOluUOns, read the
p'"''o' ~ a''''ee'o ee"'cA1eo' "A1eIl
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