The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-15

;rnm Mr., u ~ lA",
in,S0raner's nomination.
MIR, HART SECONDS IT.
rbi. suggestion was mot with APP
,' ' and Mr.. Hart, who sat on the
lI a responded heartily, lie said
I' a.,s for Captain Dovener's nomina-
be wa" Soconse he thought the captain
i'oH' N he The nominee. lie was well
oisis nSb allie and sound on tho issue
egn'P ypes tho tariff. The Republicans
~ %ore confronted this year by the Demo-
o SSis al this issue, no would not say en-.
G .i,ojy honest, but stripped, aud that
u,st 70 be honest, for it Is state OF
"nS", He and Captain Dovener had
AI."' aIwoys been together inside tho
NV os,r and lie did not think II any dis:
P ".s! OF Captain Dovener or OF
Pt'"S TO say thnt they had not always
n na.naI as to prcliuinaries, but III fight
ms n.ainst the common foe they had al
aSI."'i fought together. tCheers.l lie
,oid Of Democratic congressman a.
Washington WHO asked him, III SPEAK
inc oi Mr.. Pendleton, Cant you DO
Ella, the best-wcit, can't 80" iMrpish
lanr,Lirr better than that in Wheel
:n.51 TO which Mr.. Hart responded.
. nPlcosc God, VIC mean 10 try this time"
Laughter and applause. ,
NJ NJ, Hart contrasted the industrial
.onJitions hero and in Great Britain,
eWJ rsmarked that there were IN the
..n ~" men who had experienced
SotS and knew all about it, This
thought out cries OF Dawson" and the
soeaSer said: "Yes, he knows a!l about
i md can tell you better than l."
After a brief glance at the issues, he
closed with another hearty endorsement
nj Captain Dovencr, which was gener-
ously applauded.
WITH ONE GREAT VOICE.
Mr. 0. s. Marshall, OF Hancock coun-
ty. moved that the rules be suspended
and Captain Dovener's nomination be
maio by reclamation unanimously;
There were a half dozen seconds, and
the motion was adopted with yells, and
when the chairman said:
III affords mo great pleasure to de.
clare CAPTAIN Dovener the nominee OF
This convention everybody rose to his
iret and there was Il wild scene OF en-
thusiasm. waving hats and handker-
chiefs and cheering being continuous
for several minutes.
Messrs. Lynch and IIaTt were ap-
pointed committee to escort Captain
Doycncr to the platform. While they
were looking for him the band played
"Nlarching through Georgia"
The enthusiasm broke out afresh
when Captain Dovener appeared. Mr.
DAWSON on behalf OF the delegates from
Ohio county, presented him with u
large and beautiful bouquet
THE NOMINEE.
Captain Dovener said he would be
less than human II he were not i'm
pressed by the honor conferred upon
him. To represent such a district as
thus was mn honor to any man, and he
was deeply grateful. He did not pro-
pose at this time to enter into n discus
sion OF the issues, but he proposed to
do that in every schoo! district and
every hamlet Of the eleven counties OF
the district. .
lie referred to the Homestead affair,
and favored arbitration. This was re-
ceived with applause. He also men,
toned the fact that Frick, Pinkerton,
Governor Pattison and General Snow
den are all Democrats, and said it had
been developed by the inquiry by
congressional committee that when the
tariff was reduced wages also went
down.
Hepromised to do the best he could to
be elected in November, and no felt as
snred that he would have the loyal sup
port OF all the Republicans.
A voice-"Whats the matter with
your Democratic iriends?"
They're all right, and there are
good many OF them in Ohio county,"
said the captain, and the crowd cheered.
The speaker closed by repeating his
thanks, and took seat amid renewed
cheers,
FOR ELEcToR.
For presidential elector Mr.. ]. W.
lutcs. 0; Marshall county. nominated
D. +. Meighen, OF that county.
Mr. J. 7. Kcan, Of the same delega-
ton, said he admired Mr.. Meighen as
much as anybody, but he desired to
give the honor to some other county.
lie named j. S. McCaskey, Of Wetzell
county.
Harvey IIarmer, OF Harrison, seconded
the nomination OF Mr. Meighcn.
Mr.. T. Stewart, OF Wetxel!. was placed
in nomination, but he declined to al.
low the use Of his name.
Mr.. Charles Bailey. of Ohio county,
seconded Mr.. McCasEey's nomination,
\ ballot was then taken, with the fol-
lowing result: