The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02
TriadeIphia, Ms. McCaaslaRd.
Richland, Wesley Bowman.
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EicnIanc, wesley BoWmEl.
Liberty. y. G(Frazier.
A recess was then taken, and on re-
assembling the committee on resolu-
tons reported az follows:
Rlsllr,t. That tue RrPHbl,clHs Of Ohio c7a1tT
IN convention ag7amfl6I gu40rH and r6I'hru
the w'0iguDus passed b. ihe Convention " iag
West Virginia League o. Republican clubs -
EaS->l. Tha, tho isc7 Fad 'aIsrl.l Of Ea.a
and county officers should be rcatlEst'i
Blr. Hall moved 10 change the man-
ner Of voting, each district to cast the
full vote cast IN 1892, but this was lost.
THEE TO III chosen At ONCE
Squire schultze then offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
RI5rsd. That IN the ha'Iotlns for nominees
for the house Of dcIeEatgi not more than one
uomlas. shall be- chosen nt o time, th"pef,3n
having The highest number Of votes provided
the same DO q majority vote Of ihe uonFtHHnl'
IN hc declared "a be nominated. no b1iiutins
shall continue until four Irr.ons sNail nave pa'u
chojcu as Republican nominees Tor tic mouse
Of delegates
A. s. Bell objected TO this plan OF
choosing candidates, aud snid he saw
no reason there should not be three city
candidales. At least, chosen at once, or
all four il desired. This was the custom
and he thought it good policy.
The resolution was lost by large
majority.
Mr.. Mabis moved that all names
mentioned be voted for at once, and tho
candidates, city county and all. be go
chosen.
Mr.. J. X. Hall objected to this meth
cd, aud favored letting the country dol
egates choose one man, as usual This
idea was applau1ad, aud accepted as an
amendment by Mr.. Mabis, and the mo-
ton to nominate three city candidates
at once and ono country member later
was adopted.
EOMITATIoSs PRESENTED.
The roll OF the districts was thon call
ed for nominations. When Washing.
ton was called William Mccormick said
tho district would give way to Centre,
and CAPTAIN Travis took the floor aud
nominated Abraham Stamm, giving him
O good send.oh.
From Madison district Mr.. C. A.
Robinson named S. e. Smith, n stauEch
Republican, and he said that il there is
any gentleman in Ohio county who de-
serves the tito it is Mr. Smith. lie was
elected two years ago and it tool; re.
turning board, legislature ana the nd
ministration ut Washington all COM
bincd to keep him out They cant do
ii again.
Mr.. Smiths nomination was seconded
from Webster and Clay and Union dis
tricts in hearty speeches.
Mr.. Forgey, OF Madison district,
nominated Hon. A. r. Campbell, man
who had been in the legislature aud
who had done Ills party yeoman service
on tho stump. At least ono OF the
nominees, he said, ought TO DO a speech
maker.
Harry hooking seconded the nomina-
ton OF Mr. s,amm. lie said he knew
him and no was a good man. I'll ho IL
OH the ticket he will hustle for It's cleo
ton rs 4 whole. and wo don't want any
candidate who will not"
Mr.. Ford, OF Union, seconded Smiths
nomination.
Mr.. Niabis, OF Centre. with n warm
eulogy, placed II. +. Bchrens in nomi'
nation.
7. W. Simpson, OF Webster district,
nominated d. W. Martin.
Squire Schult2e, OF Ritchie district,
was greeted with hearty applause when
he arose. He named Alex. Bcbout as
man who had worked great deal with
his brains aud hands. but very little
with his mouth. lie vouched lor his
Republicanism.
On behalf OF Triadelphia district J. G.
Brady wus placed before the conven.
ton, and Mr.. Bell, OF Liberty. seconded
the nomination OF a. L. Campbell, in 4
4 neat speech which was heartily ap-
plauded
T. W. Simpson. OF Webster district,
named f. NJ. koyacr
George Kemp!o. Of Centre, seconded
4. L. Campbelps nomination IN
strong, enthusiastic speech.
Webster, by its chairman. also sec
ondcd Mr.. CNmpbCll's nomination. J.
G. Kline secluded T, NJ, keyser's.
Mr.. Mucgge, in seconding Mr..
Behrens' nomination, said he hal been
here thirty years, and had never vet
sought office, and had never before con
sented to stand for one. II placed on
the ticket, he predicted, he would have
tho biggest majority any man ever had
in the county.
THE VOTING.
The roll was then called for tho vote
by districts, with tho following result: