The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-24

corded bV the committee in charge.
Another excursion viii probably be
given in the near future 10 lot investors
and lot buvers.
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THIRD DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
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E. Il ha'ker' OF hsFeer' Nominat'" i0F
ConEre's--'ictory u assured
SNela' Di'pa'e" 'oths la,e,'0en'er'
CHARLESTON, w. N%nJune 23'-lt mas
been often claimed that the Republican
nominee OF the Third congressional dis
trict would be its noxt representative
in Congress, but just now 1t seems that
the'prospects for such are better than
ever. Never before was 80 large and n
moro representative body assembled In
this district than that at Montgomery
to-day, and it is also true that more
harmonious convention mover met in
the cold Third" tho whilom "Gibral-
! tar OF Democracy" 1t has long been
recognized as a fact BY both friends and
foes that Johnnie Anderson was not
heavyweight, except in ayoirdupois, and
that The district belonged to the Repub.
licans II they would only reach out and
take it. They are reaching for it now,
and they expect to take tbya majority
so large that, as Sam Burdette said two
years ago, '.tweism will not prevail
against it."
The little town was full OF Republi-
cans and patriotism. The hotels were
entirely crowded, and many poor del
eCate and visitor had to sit up all night,
Fortunate il he had a chair to sleep in,
rur coxvrxr,ox
ri -"A wv .,. ~. 80 y: NJ
Inc convention met III the MonF
gomery Opera House. and was called to
order ut 1O:35 Il. m. by N. NJ. jenkins,
ckoirman az the concrossionar commit
t toa = II VI po o"T sV wSs Chosen ~ tam.
rororv choirmnn and HIM, a II. Ma
Pono socrotarv with Mi Ronnblicon
oJi,o-s WASN'T no assistants After tho
S's"HI cdmnittoos were onno;nteG Tho
convention r look a recess until two
o;rloCk,
On reassembling S. G. Burdettc, OF
Kanawha, was chosen US permanent
chairman ara nj =, n. ZONES, o. fnyetT,
t tons ns' reported. ENDORSING the admins.
tration and the denomination OF Presi.
dent Harrison, the Mckinley tariff bill
and reciprocity. The honest dollar as
opposed to the ideas OF free coinags
fanatics. FREQ ballot and q fair count
also received the attention OF the COM
mlttoo together witha ringing denun-
citation OF tho theft OF Governor Goh's
seat,
When nominations were called for,
the name OF Hon. j. MGinniss was
placed before the convention by Charles
Biggs, OF Fayette. Major MGinniss
promptly declined, but rendered the
loan OF his mule to the successful can
didate.
When Kanawha was called, Q. B.
Smith nominated John f. Roman, Of
Kanawha, and his name was received
with considerable applause. Tho name
OF Edgar T. Rucker OF Mercer, was
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the kanawha delegation, and kucker's
nomination was maue unanimous on
motion OF Col }. q Mcdonald amid a
storm OF applause. Afterwards John +.
Roman was nominated Tor elector by ac-
clamation.
A resolution Of sympathy with Hon.
jas. q. Blaine, in his recent bereave-
ment, was unanimously adopted rs was
the following offered by A. II. Malone.
WHEREAS, The Importance OF placing