Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-30
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AGED IN NOMINATION
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aoni County at the GAINESVILLE
Yeserday-Hon. Ross ].
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oondsnes oftss Register.
LIZ. o.. June 2S-The annual
county convention was he!o
After PRAYER by Rev. j. A.
toss y. Alexander Of Bridgeport
ted Temporary Chairman ana
gan and ~. G.. Warnock Tenn
cretaries. In making the open
Mr.. Alexander dwelt az length
ldation and history of the Dem
artv. its principles and objects
ising his remarks on this point,
ie pride man should fee, ITO De
say ann Democrat
ELECTED great applause,
uuced the Mckinley OIL
INCEST language aud spoke ln Ia
ariF for revenue only. He SAID
on would be a hard mau TO de
rs, the Democrats 90 do lhelr
lention Of ClCveiaud's name
went wild, and it was sew
core order could be restor-
lg I'm regard 20 the position
many I'm the National Con-
Alexander said The Demo
was not a party % allow SIch
repetitiOn OF 10 would bee the
Tammanv being refused admit
any Democratic convention Mf,
ler then passed from this ana
f, rqvari TO the outlook ia
sotrv re said that should the
ats do their duty and poll tler
@ i'm This county. be was sure OF lLe
.Of the party and dlO not uoIos lUc
of every Democrat nauleo IOL
Office to-day Mr. Alexander spoke
rrH f"nIueufLN
'upted by app3Use.
er the Introductory remarks lhe Iol-
-.0 committees were Apo nieH;
o,o:.fse on CredentialS-H Glass, w.
Kev. r. A. Crairy, James Patterson,
wood FOrSvtle. ~,
hes and Oritr Of Business. w.
Irhliu, James KELLEY, Frank AMOS E'-
,d Phillips Chalmers IurndA
resolutions David HI. MAugan, ROBERT
yers, W. c. WamCcS, ID. ~ huhlSli,au'
Permanent OrCauEariOn-N alter Dar-
n BigIev. Albert Brown, w. "A.
ampoell and Dr. Cooke
Mo convention then adjourned until one
clock. .,5....-,.,,.
nh Immediately after three cheers Ioc
cleveland were proposed, walcn We're
Iven with great vlm.
The Committee on Permanent Or8anild-
ion reported for chairman Ross J. Alex
ander. and for permanent secretaries 1T. ID.
NfiUigan and w. q. Warn0ck After the
ren0rt the chairman called ms The order OF
business the call of townships Tor
the presentation OF names for Clerk
of Courts As there was no name
presented this order was passed Tor tne
resent aud the roll was called for Sneuu.
". Hall. being toe only name presented
was Immediately declared the nominee
exclamation.
Henderson was next declared the
nee by acc.amation Tor Al1'tor au.o
enthusiasm His name was present
Newell kenlon In the best speech Oh
~
le names for Recorder were next called
and the following names presented. Byron
Kemp. Thos. = Fcasior, ID y. hreamer
las III Mcconnell Jos NJ. hennOn. After
the call ofthe roll, ThOs. Frasier Withdrew,
thus leaving four candidates. The hcsJ
ballot resulted; Kemp 10, Mcdonnell -
Kreamer 40, kenuOn TO-
Second Bauot-Eemp Q, Dreamer Al, Nc
Cornell Be- kennOn2-
Third BallOt-kemp 4, Dreamer f', NC
Cornell 40 kennOu ..
Fourth Bal,ot-kemp o, Dreamer 49,, Nc
Council 40 KeunOn 0.
Mr. Mcconnell then moved that the
n0minariou 81 Mr Dreamer Oe maue uudn-
imous, which was done.
The next order of business was present
Ing names for commissioner. Only one
name being presented Miles k. Hart, he
was nominated by reclamation.
Infrmary Director was the next order,
and the names Of Evan McDermOtt and
Joseph Ferguson were presented. The
ballot stood Ferguson Uo and McDermott III.
Names for candidate for Coroner were
next called and Thomas Powers and John
W. Meyers were presented. The result OF
the ballot stood Meyers % and Powers o..
The roll of the townships was then
called for the nomination of Clerk OF
Courts j. G.. Bethe. being the only name
presented, was declared the nominee oy
reclamation.
The meeting was harmonious and there
was considerable enthusiasm shown.
MusicrwaS furnished by the GAINESVILLE
Ctr Band. After remarks by Ross 81.
Alexander, Joseph A. Henderson and
Jthers the convention adjourned.
rHE CANDIDATES.
John c. Bethel, the candidate for Clerk,
is a bright and popular young school
teacher of Flushing.
Paxton Y. Hall, the candidate for
Sheriff, is one of the oesc young Demo
Gratis of Belmont county, and is credited
with making a Democratic township out
Of Colerain. He promises to make 40 eX-
ceedingly warm for Sheriff Matt Scott, if
be does not beat him.
The name Of Joseph a. Henderson the
candidate for Auditor, is household word,
and there is hardly q man, woman or child
who does not know him. He is now filing
the Auditors Office, and is the best man
that ever hlled that office His election is
81 tNceded by the most Of the Republicans.
-,,Oul S. Creamer, of Mead township, the
,tidate for Recorder, is a school teacher
"a win show great strength throughout
eytNe'1unty and il will not surprise any one
,ec1him elected.
se'N ing the ticket all through it is very
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