Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-20

'l Pc Hegisisr.
n,..rr.-rtEc. June 1q.-This was a
-..f l.y for thc State Democracy. The
r.... l.arrcrla, a,sett has been Ovcrruu
.-I representative men % the party
.-.r. ar .tcr ,lc state The cause of
FL. frf.y.> due tO the called meeting
...r. State Democratic Executive Com
-.... ...e to-day. and au invitation by
... committee to chairmen Of the Sev-
.-. ...ts committees throughout the
S-.. t0 Democratic State club
.,r..... f.yeS. and others, 90 confer
committee Us 90 the condition
rF in their respective sections.
ato thc best plans for party
.-. .rl lrganization during the COM
.- aa..sn.
T.. response iu person was numerous
..I -rrfv.ng. There must have been
.,..,-o hundred and fifty represent
.e- .r the party present. and such an
.n.-.. rcprcScutation OF Democracy
., -I..v seen anywhere. Every gentle
.. present was bent ON business aud
Earning something for the good of his
PARTS from his fellow visitors.
Tl. a>,embIage met in large rooms
t. building occupied by Shattuck
e I s,ou. on Market street. Chair
man Eiev called the meeting 90 order,
and -UDu instructed Secretary OXley 90
tue r0.l 90 the state Executive
Committee. Nine out OF the thirteen
Senatorial districts were present In per
SILL. .r hy PROXY. Those not represented
a.-. thc Third. Fifth and Eighth.
Chairman Riley then announced that
.l- regular business of the committee
a.. i Poe postponed until later In order
give thc large number of Democrats
.r.,eut an opportunity 90 bee heard, at
-i. same time taking the opportunity
- .Nprcss his qualification 40 So gcncr-
... response 90 the invitation.
Then followed what might De called
l experience meeting. and as the coun-
, were called the representatives
..retrom were called upon and heard
sa both pleasure and profit by all
.--nt. Among some of the prominent
....rs were Governor Fleming Sen
-C.mden, Judge j. NJ. Jackson. Col.
U.f nSOu, MeSsrS. David Ash, j. y.
Doddridge, Hon. Phil snyder,
Hludlan. ESQ, Hon. Boht. Simp-
.. Ohio. MesSrS. Hurley aud Pat
u, Harrison. Prof Sipc and j.
Nt.r Barnes. of Marion; Me>SrS.
ru Collins aud Squire Lemon. of
..hic. Capt. Williamson and y. l..
..-O.ey. of Tyler, and scores % others
eh.m I had not time to note before
>.udiug my dispatch. 10 was noticeable
hat representative were present from
.he furtherm0>t parts of the State,
among them being senator Knott
jefferson: = W. Walker
' Berkeley. Major Tomliuson and
General Tippett. of Mason; Holly
Armstrong. Of Jackson; Fought and
Wells. of Writ. Senator Switzer and
Bower. OF Putnam; Cam Thompson, OF
C.Ue.I. Sheridan and IhoS. DaviS,Oi Min
r-.l. ID. N. Camp, of NOnOngalia; %. Cor
-.-a and Robert Browse. of Peasants;
f..n ID. Jordan. OF kitchie, Nm. Welsh,
.t Mineral. Judge Steaicy. of Tyler; A.
N. Williams and H. T.. Uorncr. OF Wood;
G... >tr.cs'er. OF Ritchic; Hon. Jas. \.
D.r.tart and d. y Spencer, Ot MaSon'
G.. d. Crow and Holly Armstrong, of
,-ou. d. r.. Boyer. of Putnam: j. W.
G.,aurn and q. vs. Mathe>ou, Of Ka-
.aNda. and mcuy others not now re-
4.L After everybody had been heard
e.. could speak. an adjournment was
Mi
Tonight thc committee re-cOuvened
.i fixed upon Grafton rs the place for
t.. r.Nr State Convention, and as
Ag,, l7th as the date. The harmony
.fr.. convention was perfect, the at
tlal.. larger than ever known. and
t tHs perfectly sauguiue. The
.. opinion here is the meet
.uluy Dem 1crats with the EN-
m.ttee is very gratifying
l is such as to do much