The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-04
Donald, John Rine, Jas. Bosard, Aug.

uL".ee taaoi VS. pSSatu, aug.
State Convention-Dr. Garrison. NJ.
Edwards, WA. Wilson, NJ. Stein, Chas.
HOLMAN. Alternates-Alfred Caldwell,
70. hamn: T. Kenney, H. Gerringer,
ST.. Tim 0'Learr.
Delegates 10 Club Convention-M.
Stein, A. Caldwell, F. Frederick, John
Koch, Albert Stanke. Alterna.es-l
Howard Mcdonald, II. Stein, Ii. Roth,
G. Blum, John Fend..
A district club was organized, with
the following officers: President, Peter
Delaplain; Secretary, W. II. Rayl.
MADISON.
State Conventional. B. fancy, ]. A.,
Wood. Judge ]. J. Jacob, Il S. Kinche.
loe and rs. Riley.
Congressional Conventional. T. Nc.
Nell, Us. Neylor, T. p. Shallcross,
Thomas Fee and p. j. Gavin.
CLAY.
State ConveItion-C. ". Brockunier.
Henry Robrecht, Robert Simpson. b.
Merchant and Or. Thomas Luusiord.
CONGRESSIONAL Conventional. 7. Jep.
SOD. Henry Rob'echt, 0. 7. Wilde, N,
j.. O'kane and W. W. Asn.tt. A dis.
tfict club was orgluiz.d, and the dele.
gates to the State Convention are su.
thotized to represent /. at Parkersburg.
UNION.
State Conventional. NJ. Darrah. VII.
bur Jacobs, W. A. Stoe,zer, p. +, Farrell
and James Mckinley.
Congressional Conventional. NJ. Oar.
rah, T. F. Farrell, Edward Robertson,
Charles Schmidt aud Alex. UpdegraG.
The following resolution was adopted:
Rtsolred, That the delegates from
Union district be requested 10 vote for
Hon. John o. Pendleton for Congress,
and that they use all honorable means
to secure his nomination.
CENTER.
State Convention james Filan,
Thomas toT, A. u. Weidebusch, Oscar
seeley and D. V. Hughes.
Congressional Convention-Tbe same
gentlemen were selected as for the State
Convention.
CLUB Convention-M. d. Bailey, CIV.
Seabright, William Finnegen, DR.. ]. A.
Campbell, NJ. Fox, G. L. Davis. Law.
renee Clark, John Hughes, Thomas Han.
ley, Sr., Frank Auber, j, ". Farrell.
Aug. Warneke and John Waterhouse'
IN case any delegate to the State or Con.
gresslonal convention would be unable
TO 20, A. g. Stoetzer, member OF the
County Executive Committee, is author.
lied to fill the vacancy.
WEBSTER.
State Convention-John Gavin, Porter
Smith, George O'Neal, J.. W.. Kemple
and John Duffy.
Congressional Convention - James
Reagan, Pat Weir, Thomas Deylin. Law.
renee Mehan and Frank Maloney.
Altelnates Tor Congressional Conyen-
tlon-John Gavin. J. w. Kemple, NJ, J.
Duffy and ". W. Irwin.
State Convention-William McElroy.
Ed. Hughes; Frank Heller, Charles
Rohrig, A. D. Fisher. Alternates-John
Menkemeyer, John Nichols, Jacob Rolf,
VIM. G. Handlan, Joseph Kress.
Congressional COMMUNICATIONS
toataSo &NiCllul5, JOuu lQllO0, IT..
Chris. Vieweg, jr., John A. Howard, al.
ternates-John Collins, Joseph Hvdin.
ger, VIM. Rose, VIM. Lehman, jr., VIM.
Lantry.
~rRIADELPHIA.
State Conventional. S. Thornburg.
James Newhart, William NJ. Hu,chipson.
John Robineon, ]. R. Handlau.
Congressional Conventional. S. Jor.
dan, James NJ. Russell, W. II. Tyler,
George W. Woods, Frank niggs.
HIGHLAND.
Congressional Convention = Eugene
Ridgely, John B. Nelson, John c. Par.
shall, J. NJ. McColloch aud John
Brook.
State Convention-Johu W, McCol.
loeb, A. 7. Garden, NJ. J. Bruner,J j. W,
Nichols and NJ. Connelley.
The chairman was authorized to select
representatives to the Parkersburg con.
vention of clubs, and the following were
selected: John N. Netola, l. L. Ssnbill,
I'M. McColloch, A. D. Garden and John
B. Netson.