The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-06

friday, MAY g., 1892.
their cordial support, expressed his
cheerful obedience to tho will OF tho
majority, and he moved that Mr.. Hart
be elected by acclamation.
j Mr.. Hugus's action came at n most
opportune timo, and tho convention,
which had become greatly Interested
IN tho contest, appreciated tho fact, At
the conclusion OF his remarks thcrc
was IN outhurst Of applause, followed
by cries Of "Hartw "IIartl" "Hugus !"
''lIugus" IA ,aa.Si
Mr.. Hart mounted the stage and
after tho cheering had subsided,
thanked tho convention for the honor
that had been conferred upon him and
said he knew OF no better way OF show.
ing his appreciation OF 1t than by re.
fusing to intlict q speech on tho rs.
sembly. .rsDisF El;
Tho laughter and applause that fol.
lowed this sally proved that tho episode
which had just transpirod had in no
wise disturbed y ifr5
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7, rnsnonso q r,nan,oJ s.,i. n.
ur,rs mado a fow ron,,ri.
v,,,oin y, ia w,o loudly choaroa snI &.
ooon,ron,;on 80, - 49,. .tt,l.l -. ~
business. Tho next thing In order was
tho election Of nm alternate.a .at.larye
from the First district. 1t did not take
~ tho % rjo ~ shmr,I ,m T.I.ns SSI - ~ iw.u
IN IN nnu,;n",,on u @ H,I v ItnGy ty'S" TSs pM,ced
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.a,s,. .m.s m"s 'o".; " uo .l'.io A'lliis Ut,
aanE nnn.,.,,s;nna ;l a soiii,oi conscnt
tbon tho eonsrcsston"t = u,s'rlc. Was 70 nave
~ ono r,ot;nn a - g p w a..'ia'se, Wou.;s n,,u
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Sis,s Ss;sts;ats y s''p's e"'4'is 'ho counties py
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TIE SECOND DISTRICT
was called, and Edward S. Elliott, Of
Preston county, obtained the floor. Tn
., o,oorort snooc,, Ia n.oso,,tol a..
"' 'io4ao"' 'pIee'' !,s 'ie piesel'teu inc
name OF non. Ihomas Il. DAVIS, OF lay
ior county, VINO had been recommended
Dy the second district convention for
me honor:
MI. AtR)nson arose to move that MIR.
DAVIS DO elected oy acclamation, but
was interrupted ny Mr. y. ). q. l'itzer,
OF berkclGy county, who, on behalf OF
the berkeley county DELEGATION, placed
IN nomination lion: ). Nelson Wisner,
oil Martinsburrg. mr.. Wisner's name
;n"t;or wos morr,i,, MISREPRESENTATION saaonIat n.s tosi-
or three counties wv
Mr.. Wisncr, however, before ballot
couia oe taken, Withrew his name. Ho
I thanloI h;sp h;"ppy rioniS spefen ien IN "h.ch nc
n;al of ostaem AMI % said ~ ~ W ho ha1tnms, tu5;
in thn nr;nc;,i" io;d Jo,u br ~ ~, utt.e.o.
Ronnbi;ran Iomos @ en- n1o;yo IN. .a, stEas .a
valIe.s shonld xioId r. % tha rno,,n,,;,, ,un. .ne
narSolov ] no,,nty Nv a " so;d I 1 i,ip'in.a.ns:
hoan ho,orad <; ~ the su, a,,a.;o n;o alteaqy
DoIa.a ~ Ni;n:oaaai:, u e1os.io'i " Mi.
Nv" nowol tho. NIm1o.1Is' NJ ma',is as'Tn n.I no now
hn M oloctad | hv Nv a.cIomo,;an ] 1ol ~, G:un.y,
.;oro G eo'eu : "eet"'''"'io''. AniS was
For o,+ornotoot 1orco p,of u.,x,;,...
uottor ~ Marnaris f.. -. ,i".nll.oh
nonslv oloc,od ~ 1920 oo,ar,,, a.G M"s uua1.l- .i.
roSolnt;en eI,Jo o.,an.ad o'uahIc ~ Ia VIII INC
no, 80, conront;op Miop'oo - '.'c 'cco'u us
'ipr Profossor Te, ,Iiott Wo,tor ;s , oo,o.,,
nrofoasor e ;n stnna. :, a.o.oiIu noI, nun Illu
nol's oS,U Torrr II uo o.onG .oo";o Go'ieso u. mar
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hr;af U snaeab po"Io borI, Im VIZ ~, s.aso N.u IN
f. for - th. M ] bonor ''"'SH0o '1o 'oi'oi'1on Nv
~ '''o ''0'o'. W.
THE THIRD DISTRICT
Vac neyt colIod md Cbo;r,,,,
was neA' e"'1eu' a,iu Siia1rllan hucker,
calling State Chairman Meiphen 10 tbe
chalr, Win a ringing speech presented
tho ,o,,o ,s TN lI,,,;..
'to nanny n, VI - - ieWitt, 0! mercer
county. There was no opposition and
Mr. Hewitt wns nlnctnI hv noel n N, ot;ori
~; III ,,,ro, r;,,,, !. 49, - "''''I 'i'S''
WIZ uP1o",ious aPPl'tuse.
MAJOR j. w. Heuvener, OF Upshure
county, was elected alternate without
opposition, tho mention OF his name be.
ing greeted with enthusiasm. e.iii'1 ~
Hon p w W NIorr;o Srasan,,1 Is "I' .is cai'eu,
OF flon. John a. hutchinson with q
SDGpcnlul OF VII anu clOQuencc The rn