The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-06
IT IS DAYTON
fcattfnuad Jtom RErs Paqe.I

SS,so With you tho enthu siaSm Of this
|eelslon and Let II crystalizo into earn.
~ york" rGfeat applause.
b. Gerhart, Of Berkeley, aud Roy
z Deekos, Of Tucker, were chosen SOC
,staYiss Of the convention. Tho follow.
iag committees were appointed:
me COMMITTEE.
Marion county-Permauont organIEa-
uop. z. A. Billingslea; credentials, DR..
" A. Morgan; order Of business,
CsptaIn W. A. Maulsby; resolutions,
Jsrnes q. Furbeei basis Of representa-
tion, A. q. Fleming.
Hampshire county-Organization, J.
r Watson: order Of business, A. L
White; basis Of representation, George
Johnson; credentials, 7. g. Pownall.
Berkeley county-Crodcntlals, E. W.
VanEIoter; permanent organization, O.
II. Quenzell; order Of business, John
Parron basis OF ropresen tation, George
? Evans; resolutions, A. B. smith; eK.
ecutiye committee, George II. Bowers.
TAYLOR county-Basis Of representa-.
lion, N. J. Parsons: resolutions, ]. ID.
iaiollet; order Of business, Ira E. Rob.
iuSon; permanent organization, V. T.
Handy; credentials, II. w. Kinkaid.
Mineral county.-Resolutions, J. o.
Thompson; permanent organization,
". u. Haskott; basis OF representation,
z r. Grant; credentials, g. T. Carska.
dou order OF business, J. T. Harrison.
Barbour county-Permanent organi'
atlon, Joseph Tetor; resolutions, W. 81.
Wentz; credentials, n. F. Hall; basis Of
representation, John O. FELTON,; order
ofbusiness. George d. Kittle; executive
committee. n. +. Hall.
Hardy county-Permanent Organise
ton, ]. z. Miller; credentials. E. 0.
iIarwood, IT.; basis Of representation,
John W. sivons; order Of business, w.
R Randolph; resolutions, John w.
Evans; executive committee, John w.
Tucker county-Permanent organIza.
lion, o, L Lockwood basis Of ropresen.
tation, ]. II. Deets; credentials, VIII.
lam 9. Couley; order Of business, A.
W. Cunningham; resolutions, L L Nc
Crum; executive committee A. jay
Valentine.
Randolph county-Permnnent organ
iIatiou, D. r. Baker; resolutions, N. g.
Kcim; basis Of representation. D. Fl.
Pickons; credentials, George Cunning
ham; order Of business, E, A. Madden.
Morgan county-Permanen organiza.
uop, 6. F. WILDER; order Of business, s.
J. Tabernacle; resolutions, T. FL. b.
Dawson credentials, William II. Sow
ere.
Grant county-DaslS Of representa-.
tion, O. NJ. Bobb; credentials. F. I.
Rumbargor; revolutions. A. Q. scherer;
order Of business, W. P. Mooney; per.
manent organization, g. ]. Fonnan;
executive committee, D. J. Fonnan.
Monongalia county-Resolutions. H.
E Fast; credentials, L. NJ. Grant; per-
maneut organization, A. Garrison basis
Of representation, P. G. Keener
Pendleton county-0rgauizatton, G.
W. Adamson; credentials, John A. Har.
man; basis Of representation, James Ii.
Lambert; resolutions, J. n. Armstrong;
order Of business. II. !. Congor; execu-
tive committee, JAnnos siles.
Jefferson county-Crodentlals, Will
liam a. Chapline; order Of business, A.
Trunlpl organization, II. Q. Getzendan-
nor basis Of representa- ton, D. Ge.zcn-
danner: resolutions. Z. II, Lickers;
executive committee. J. G. Tabier.
Preston county-Resolutions, D. NJ.
Wotring; organization, Z. b. Stone;
credentials, +. F. LanmGn; basis Of
representation, Lon Gross; order Of
business, William A. Watson; executive
committee, N. ]. Fortney.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On reassembling In the afternoon, rc-
pOrts wero received from the several
committees. Hon. John W. Mason
was mado permanent chairman. In
taxing tho chair he made rousing
.peecb. which stirred the convention to
high pitch OF enthusiasm. The tenn
porary secretaries woro made perrna-
nent and al Republican editors oil the
district added.
THE PLATFORM.
The platform read by Chairman J. 0.
Thompson was greeted throughout with
applause and adopted unanimously as
follows:
B,R Rssosrd By tho Republicans Of The
Second congressional district Of West Virginia.
IL convention assembled, that We reaiarm our
loyalty and devotion 70 tho prtnctpie9 OF VIC
party rs vet forth IN the platform adopted by INC
national Republican convention IN lss9i tnat We
tndUTSS Eyalu aud With renewed emphads tne
nStionil Economical policy which haS promoted
md protected the industrial development OF
thls country, which has iostorod tho nrminG In
dusty and was mover more neceInSo 70 w {SiI
1l welfare sSsn a.I nv nay S g RSp1S
labor Of ali kinds whether Of the
factory, tho miner. the farm; We point 70 the
Republican protection and threatened Demo
cratic fms trade, and we ask all loyets o. tnelr
country 10 Join Us IN rnGuElng O. inc ponS the
unpAtflotlc party which has conifontea tne ~
pic With tbs condition happily ni Nstsn rIth
Grover Cleveland, President 81 tho DnL w,
States, that Iu the enactment oi the Mtln Diil
pssSsi BY Democratic Congress Just aIloutueo,
and which no permitted ,,,' 70 P of nsr,aT
md dIEhonor, and with tie hon. WilliamI
l. Wilson that this gamo DILL Mhi ~
he voted 10 mako law. 10 honso WIN ~
Democratic aionty, which gives oI Ine ;b sty Ts
View with alarm and concern tho adopuon Il
TOlluy By 0 Democratic administration that
lotcts hscountry 70 do It's business on osss
hat cuts down tho ability Of the people g con;
throw Thousands OF people out Of employment.
Ihi policy The Republican party opposes WITH
n long tiled and successful policy Of plenty
Tor eli tho poOplei tina. We believe 10 good prices
rood wagts, active buIIness, increased con
iunptIon and Increased production, and con
aemu the strange political docttinoH Of INC
U.nocFStio PARTY, which, while claiming that
The noccssnriSS olilie will DO cheaper, put y out
M ma nor,eT n thu people 10 secure these
pacsS,stIes for tho want OF meauH Of employ
inest Ne bciievo that tho American markets
should I've hrSt for tho use and oenetlt o. tn9
American people. In payinR for products OF