Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
A Buslncss-like Convention aud Enthu-
Siastic Work.

Special Telegram % ne Register.
PAEKER>BURG. w VA. August H.
ln the afternoon reports OF the commit
tce> were delayed and the convention
did not reaSSemble until after 3 o'clock.
The Committee ON Credentials and Or
der OF Business recommended that an
Democrats present be declared accred-
tied delegates and presented au order of
business to govern future work. The
report was unanimously adopted. The
Committee on Organization reported
through It's chairman system of rules
and regulations % Doe commended 20 the
various clubs ot this association.
The officers of the clubs
shall consist of President, Vice
President, Secretary. Treasurer and
Executive Committee The organiza-
ti0n of club shall bc reported 20 the
headquarters OF the State Association.
The Committee further recommended
that the President OF the State ASSocia-
tion prepare @ circular 10 be sent 10 the
Vice President in each county. request
ing him to cooperate with the ENccu-
tive Committeeman in the organization
10 at least one club in each district and
one club of the county to bc constituted
Central Club. a long discussion oc-
currcd over the adoption OF the report.
which was participated in by large
number OF the gentlemen present, 10 was
fualy adopted substantially aS it came
from the committee. The report from
the Committee ON Resolutions was then
received. 10 was brief and 20 the point:
1--WE approve and heartily endorse the
platform as adopted no the Grafton Con-
tcntiou Ou August l3. l>9O; and further
-Rc>.lrc1. We will sO perfect our or
-auiratiOu chat information. colonial
t.on and frauds of like character as
uract.ccd by the Republican party az
the last National election will Doe impoS-
,H'patauy fNurc election.
The designations of Senator John ID.
Sweeney and Mr.. A. \. Franzheim aS
N.ce Presidents for Tyler aud Ohio
counties respectively. were received.
Mr. Fraurheim is Chairman of the
ohio County Democratic EXecu-
r.. Committee. and Mr.. Sweeney
L., u..u absent from his county on
business. The strain of other duties
prevented both gentlemen from cOutin-
umg Foo service. The designations We're
accepted and McsSrs. G. b. Hill and c..
D.. Dat, elected o. the respective Va
.lrc.e-. Reports from the Senatorial
districts were then called for, aud this
proved to he V,rit1ble Democratic
love feast. Speaker after speaker stood
up and told of the work ~ organiza-
tion iu their counties and the confident
hopes of the Democracy TO strengthen
their lines aud win brilliant victory
next iel.
From jackson came the report tha' q
club had been organized in every dis
trict and sub-diStrIct, and the Demo
Gratis promised to redeem Jackson next
fall.
From Gilmcr. Hon. K. r. Kidd pledged
am increased majority and declared that
the party was never more enthusiastic
.aud hopeful.
W. VI. kmcaid. of Cameron. related
the difficulties which had been cucouu-
tered iu chat stronghold of Republican,
ism and assured the Association that ;
b. better repor, would come from Marshal
- this year Aud SD ON through the list
of counties reported, and as the returns
sept coming n the enthusiasm iu
{ creased When the last speaker had
finished Chairman nandlau made brief
s address. cOugra .atiug the Association
ou the work done. a vote Of thanks
vas unanimously rendered the efficient
President. and tho Convention adjourned
sine dic