Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04


FIRST ballot. 4 consequently with
In favor OF Il sndlet0u This action
surprise 20 mos Of the delegates,
81 pent-up entbCs assn of PendletOn
list forth in,enthusiaS,,c cheers, pro-
cres5 f0Fseyeral minutes.
The
OHIO COUNTY DELEGATES
cane down Jn the early morning tram
80 me Ohio River road, irving ABOUT
$3.50 M train also brought IN the
delegates tr,-.'
No. M, r.s,a but two coaches on the train
- Cftfe delegates were compelled
- &, tha aisle. The Bearsyille OraiS
headed tla delegations as they
mn the street. 10 the ball The
an MS he'll iu the opera house.
the limited eating capacity only
ding tickets we're adul-ltel- ne
lera house is a Cheerful ana Wen Eell-
ted rOOJH and was WEI s~--el 90 '.,7 e4-
oee Of the conversation. Ine Ohio County
sIe,stio- met fra the COuventiCn hall at
en- O'Clock IJ was called 90 order Oy
r. Jeps0r. and Thomas r.. Thoner was
boseD as Secretary without opposition.
roDiDafions being called for Chairman,
Tessrs. y. A. Miller and NJ d. O.hane
ere named The former was CHOSEN o}
vote ~ 81 10 IL The different commit
90 were then filed Outside OF the dele
ites but few people could crowd INTO lhe
INVENTION hall Ohio county was assigned
ats directly fro front OF The stage Inc
age was decorated with handsome nag,
nd a picture of Grover Cleveland occupied
prominent position.
Wanvof the delegates from the interior
The county came iu on horseback, The
7IeCates were slow 90 assemble IN the
am and 10 was about eleven o CLOCK when
o. u. Woods. ESQ. Of Ohio county, VINO had
loeen selected bv the Congressional Com
rrittee as temporary chairman, raped for
order. Mr. Woods said he thought an adj
dress Unnecessary particularly as other
gentlemen would deliver speeches.. he De
cIared the first thing iu order the selection
Of a temporary secretary. e.. a. SnoWacre,
of Marshall county was u0ml-
mated and elected witl0u, opposition.
on motion of Mr. Jepson, of Ohio,
the reporters of an Democratic papers who
were present were made assistant SeCret7r-
les A delegate from Harrison moved the
app0inrnent of comm ittees ON Basis 0t Rep
rseautati0u. Credentials, Resolutions, Con
-rass-00aI Committee. Order or Business
s. nd .HFFuaneut Organization. Carried.
The secretary called the roll Of counties.
and the names Of members Of the commit
tees were given. The committees are com
posed as follows.
THE COMMITTEES
Resolutious-G e.. Curtis, Of Brooke; c..
3. Rigs s.. OF Tyler, Isaac George. of bod
bridge. James Barrett, of Marshall; NJ.
Lee Wolf. of Harrison, WV BrauuOn. Of
Lewis; o. T.. McQuanu, of Giluer; j j..
Woods, Of Ohio; III. l.. smith, Of NeLel;
Geo. GOad, of Bray,1u; John Cunningham,
..rN Nerrr.
Credentials-F. W. Stewart, Of Han
cock: Geo. GOad, of BraNtOn; II. y. Harp,
Of Jumer. i. r. Allen, OF Harrison; O.. a.
Brown. of D0dGrige; w. W. EraEuOu, Of
Lewis, J o. Wood, of Ohio; W. j. Camp
bell. Of Br bke Capt d. w. Williamson,
of Tyler I'D. Fitz-erald, OF Marshall; A.
Lowell, OF Wetze-
Rules and Order Of Busiuess-Johu
Shepherd, Of Wetzel; John Ma.ey, Of Mar
shall, Daniel Scbafer, of Ohio, j. NJ. PoO-
ples. Of Tyler, ". ~. BraunOu, of Lewis;
Geo Goad, of BraNton; o.. NJ. Grim, Of
DOddrige; a.. II. kCmiue, of Harrison; Nj.
d. Helmics. Of GHmer, ". B. Stewart, of
Hancock
Basis Of Representation Geo. Goad, Of
BraXton; W. vs.. Brannou, OF Lewis .. W..
Findley, of Hancock; ~. n. Harp, Of Gill
wer: R. $. Reynolds, of Harrison; Lewis
Holmes, Of Tyler; John CocCOran, OF Ohio;
Francis yOh0, of Marshall
Permanent Org31iE8t.Cu-F. T. SCOd-
grass. Of WetzeI. SIR FOust, of Marshall;
John A. Howard, of Ohio, Samuel Hirson,
Of Tyler; O.. l.. Garden, of Doddridga;
George GOad. of BraNtOu; W. w. Bran
non. OF Lewis; NJ. p. Bartlett, of Harrison;
w. ID. Helmick. of Glucr; d. w. Findley,
of Hancock W. II. Campbell, of Brooke.
Executive CCmUiffCe-Silas T.. Smith,
OF DoddriCe; Frank u. Jepson, of Ohio; T..
* Bland, o. BraNJon; Andrew Etmiuston,
of Lewis: Wm.p. Campbell, of Brooke; d.
A. Dorsey. of Marshall; j. It. Allen, Of
Harrison; O. q. McQuaiu, of Gilmer; =.
j.. BambriCk. Of Hancock; T. ID. Mccoy,
of Tyler, u. L. Robinson. Of WetzeL
After naming the committees, the ccuveu-
tiOn took recess for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the afternoon tho delegates were
prompt in assembling. AT so o'clock
Chairman Woods called the convention 20
order and the hal. was packed 90 Suhoca-
tion. The Committee on Permanent Or
Vaniz0uOn. through It's chairman, d. A.
Howard reported for permanent Chairman
w. w. BrannOn. of Lewis county, and for
permaneut Secretary, JnO.C. MCEldoWuey,
of Wetzel county. Mr.. Brannou, upon be
frC INTRODUCED by Mr. Woods, thanked the
him, aud then touched briefly upon the IS
sues between the two great parties. The
great principle of tariff was the issue be-
tween them. The Democratic party has
ever since its formation been the party
~ the people. 10 has always
favored popular government, rs opposed 70
the Republican policy of Capitalization or
pOwer This was proven oy the efforts or
a Republican Congress 20 pass that netari-
Gus measure known as the Force Bill This
infamous measure was denounced i'm forcl-
bic terms The Blair Educational bill was
denounced as the twin monster OF the
Force Bill There are other great issues
dividing the parties ''Ihe Democratic
question. but III it's p0siti lion was reversed,
there would still be great questions be-
tween the parties, which would make me
remain a Democrat Mr.. BrannOn's adj
dress was pUnctua,ed with applause.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The Committee on Order Of Business
next reported. On motion of Col Aruett
AM Democratic editors in the District were
made assistant secretaries. The Commit
Tee on Basis Of Representation, through its
chairman, John COrCOrau, submitted It's re-
mort based u0Cn the vote for Governor in
ISIS. as follows: BraXtOn IL. Brooke s,
III, Gilmer l2, Hancock ., Harri-
son -. Lewis W Marshall IS, Ohio 80, Ty-
Ter II. Wetzel Total 1872; necessary 20
4 choice o.. Committee on ResOlu-
tons, through chairman, j. j. Woods,
ESQ, reported blows;
First-IVe and endorse the prin-
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