Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14

! selection OF a new County Executive
| Committee, each District presenting a
name as follows:
Washington-Capt. VIM. Otto.
Madison-Hugo Loos.
Clay-Wm. Mccormick.
Union-E. L. Pratt.
Center-Jas. K. Hall.
| Webster-Thos. Davidson.
Ritchie-Jos. Freeze.
iadelphia-Lester Smith.
Llberty-Abram Mccullough.
Observation-Disclosures Carter.
Then came the selection Of the State
and Congressional delegates and Sena-
torial Cohferees by the different dis
tricts as folows:-
! DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
Washington Dlstrict-Geo. Ziegler,
Frank Stanton, VIM. Otto. VIM. Nc
Cluskey, Geo. Weimar.
Madison District-Hugo Loos, T. o.
Edwards, A. r. Campbell, G. B. Jeffer-
son, VIM. Fl. Hearne.
Clay District-P. B. Dobbins, Chas.
E. Van Keuren, John Frew, q. W. At
kinson, H. B. Clemens.
Union Districts. G. Smith, Richard
Robertson, G. B. Caldwell, E. L. Pratt,
b. S. Allison.
Centre Distrlct-N. E. Whitaker, j.
X. Hall, Stephen Waterhouse, Jr., c. A.
Reed, o. p Miller.
Webster District-Henry c. Myers,
| S. NJ. Hathaway, Jas. D. Stanton, S. L.
Brice, David Evans.
Richie District-.W. E. Stathers, AL
ex Bebout, Godfrey Schul, John
Wright, Jr., ]. c. Devine.
Triadelphia District-W. P. Hub
bard, 7. j. Hugus. T. NJ. Garvin, Jas.
Hervey, j. c. Brady.
Liberty District-W. Fl. G.. Curtis,
John Korn, Abram Mccullough, w. B.
Gibson, w. NJ. Dunlap.
Richlaud Distrct-Wm. North, Harry
Lyle. Fl. P. Carter, Wesley Bowman,
Alex. Mccullough.
DELEGATES TO CONGRESSIONAL CON-
vENTIoN.
Washington District-Ed. Hazlett,
Charles Banner, J. f. Day, Jas. Carna-
han, VIM. MuegRe.
Madison District-G. W. Kennedy,
Alfred Davis, Robert Hanke, Howard
Hazlett, Geo. McMechen.
Clay Distrct-W. II. Halter, L. n.
Refer, B. f. Caldwell, Chas. Bailey,
Harry w. Mcclure.
Union District-James McGuigan, Ad-
Olson Israel, Herman wicker, Abe
Stamm, A. j. Albright.
Centre District-L. Barrett, r. W..
Schnell, P. Iverson, j. K. Hall, o. P.
Miller.
Webster Dstrict-Thos. Davidson,
Chas. thinner, Jr., Il. L. Brannan, j.
c. Medick, Jas. Callahan.
Richie District-Adolph Fritz, Chas.
Ferguson, Henry w, Schrebe, Chas.
Schultze, Lewis +. Seabrlght.
Triadelphia DiStrict-Jos. Schilling,
Jere Westlake. Daniel R. Banks, j. E.
Clator, John T. Hand.
Liberty District-W II. c. Curtis, t.
7. Maxwell, A. s. Bell, Geo. Maxwell,
n. e. Murray.
Richland Observation-Disclosures to Con-
gressional Convention, same as those to
the State Convention.
SENATORIAL coNFEREEs.
Washington District-George Humph-
ries.
Madison Dlstrict-Dr. Geo. j. Caddle.
Clay District-P. b. Dobbins.
Union DistrIct-G. NJ. Ford.
Centre District-W. Fl. Travis.
Richie District-Charles Morning
star.
Triadelphia District-John Baird.
Liberty District-A. S. Bell.
Richland District-D. A. Waddell.
Webster District-C. d. Thompson.
1t was voted that each delegate have
the power to appoint his own alternate,
who must be resident Of the district
I'm which the delegate resides.
1t was also moved that the chairman
Of the old Executive Committee call the
new committee together within week.
WRONG COMBINATION.
To illustrate how sore the Republic
cans feel over the Harrison ticket now
! in the field, the secretary of the con-
vention, just prior to adjournment,
arose TO his feet, and in jubilant mood
| but somewhat eabsent-mindedly pro-
posed three rousin2 cheers and tiger
| for Blaine aud Reid. The men ton OF
| Blaines name fairly fired up the con-
vention, but the after-clap OF Reid
rather subsidized things, and for awhile
YOU could almost hear pin
! drop. The secretary quickly
saw his mistake. He said he meant to
have said Harrison and Reid but he had
/ been thinking Of Blaine so much as to
forget himself. The new combination
OF Blaine and Reid fairly upset the
meeting, and the Secretary was soon
surrounded by followers OF the faith
who wanted to know the why AMI
wherefore of it. 1t was an amusing
! scene.
The convention adjourned at five
! o'clock