Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-29
harmony IN KANAVHA
y,. s Ripple to Mar the Peace in the
County Convention.
rgg SUPPORTERS OF GOV. WILSON
,!., r,-y-ssaan Anderson Agree, Without a
Var Uooa 3 Set Of Resolutions Asking that
e,1,.rsssoa2l Committee See that All
Counties Hays Acted Fairly.

.--.,ry that prevails among the Dem
.-.r, of Kauawha may properly be
.,..,sn with a big h.
Trs County Convention 70 select del
los was held here to-day and a great
s--y Democrats feared, aud the Repub-
-..rs - generally hoped, that q hight be-
~, the Wilson and Anderson men
-,~-f be- ureciDltated. In fact some OF
~. .-DDsrters of these two candidates
en- t5 the convention loaded for hight
t,, bv some clever maneCvering on the
-,-.6f the Anderson men, an open con-
5r, was avoided.
T,s convention was called to order
I'M Collins, member OF the County
-.-ritree. aud Hon. K. 5. Carr was
,s--e5 permanent Chairman. Three
.,rmfttees of i've each were appointed
I. elect delegates 70 the State, Sena-
,o-.al and Congressional Conventions OF
1r,a t,t The committees reported the
,,~as for the delegations, and they
rsrs ratified by the convention.
The delegates 20 the State Convention
,-s r. S. Carr, ID. Il. FlOurnoy, Jas.
E Brown, j. E. Chiffon, NJ. 5. Dyer,
new Johnson, Sam MathisOn, c. P.
s~v5er. j. 5. Burdett, Jr., James M.
sanders. ID. A. Brawley, A. L. Roder,
a p. NcCOmas, A. b. Lewis, c. NJ:
g,Bsiori. b. Ii. Webb, Mont ThurSton,
r r. Roberts, NJ. T. Sprine, Pat Bran
s,,. C. n. Coleman and Tip Pryor.
A resolution offered by Joseph E.
rsrton. instructing the delegates 70 the
SAFE Convention 20 vote as q unit for
V,Cor,.s for Governor was unanimous
\ adopted.
T6a delegates TO the Congressional
Convention Of June 1st were instructed
q vote soiidly for William Z. Chiffon,
\ Eanawha, and j. w. st. Clair, OF
Bye.te. for delegates 70 the National
Convention.
The following resolution, offered by
ne Wilson men, was the signal for
everybody to prepare for a war OF
Eo,ds among the friends OF the two
srdidates for Congress.
WHEREAS. Under the call OF the Demo
csHc Congressional Committee OF this dis
rct each county was requested TO take
hs sense Of the voters present and 70 ap-
Dort8n the delegates TO the Congressional
T1ventiOn according 70 the vote 80 taken
81 ,le primaries; and,
WHEREAS, 10 is claimed that IN some
u-aties throughout the district to-wit:--
I- Boone, Webster, Logan and mcdowell
egrties-this call has been disregarded,
r1that Governor b. W. Wusen, tue can
Hiate FOR Congress from this county, and
John ID. Anderson, the candidate Tor Con-
Uess from Nicholas county, each has not
been given his proportion or the vote IN
hese counties, and this convention, be
lsv.ng that in the interest Of the party, the
Confessional executive committee should
uze c0gnizance Of the manner in which the
taegat.0ns were appointed IN said coun-
us 0e 10 therefore
Rerrsf. That the Congressional Execu-
tive Committee Of this district be request
ei 20 incuire into the manner in which the
delegations 70 the Congressional COnven-
t11 were appointed iu said counties and
such other counties as unfair action may be
s.egej that FL upon inquiry said commit
Dee ind that Governor Wilson or John ID.
AtesCu has not been allowed his Just and
hr proportion of the vote in
said counties, requested under the
8l OF said Executive Committee,
lsn that said committee take such action
s. may be- in its power, by calling other
conventions I'm said counties, or adopting
5-ca means as in their Judgment they may
deem best 20 accomplish the purpose, 70
secure 20 Governor Wilson and TO John ID.
Aters0n each his proper, just and fair
representation from said counties IN the
Congressional convention; and that 10 be
requested 10 take this action before
ne meeting Of the Congressional
Convention; and be II further;
R0orsi, That in the sense OF this Con-
7e1lou should said Executive Committee
REUSE 90 inquire into matters hereinbefOre
saoCt, then the vote Of this county shall be
,l'i il the Congressional Convention BY
NE delegates 90 the Convention as a unit
Nr Governor Wilson, but should said Com
-ltee take cOglizauCe set out then the vote
q ms county should be cast according 70
NE result as expressed by the votes in the
Urinary election 20 wit-twenty votes for
wilson and thirteen votes for Anderson.
me resolution as originally prepared
Up not contain the name OF Anderson,
oe.ng formulated wholly Ia the inter
~ OF Wilson, but In order 10 make q
snow Of anxiety ior party harmony the
r' @Ata SUI was NoA N4CA III CNCA
.-A1ca with that OF Wilson where 10 oc-
'-lfsl To- the resolution.
Iothe great surprise Of Wilson's sup
E''ers, the supporters Of Anderson ad-
Wl.ed los adoption.
Wo0D.
41e delegates to the Congressional
S,a-.aatlng Convention are to be select
oy q representative each OF Wilson
a-l A.ier>0n.
twenty votes will be given to the
.l,aer ana thirteen TO the latter, pro-
'-sl the primaries in the other cum
~ S'' 70 have been conducted fairly. The
.....-sf-S>.0nai Committee will at once
--7 Steps 70 carry out the wish OF the
,,.-,,en'ion expressed in the foregoing
oaee the adjournment OF the Con-
5,.1,"ol Q csucss has been made OF the
,.s .1s-ies as 70 their choice for auditor,
~. - u ls ascertained that they stand
''-'~eai.y solid Tor Duffy.