The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

It was suggested by Colonel Arnet
that each district delegation send up
10 tho chairman tho name Of Its mem.
bCr OF the committee on credentials.
This suggestion was followed aud re'
suited in tho selection Of the following
committees:
Washington, John D. Kenny; Mad
isoa, Il S. Kinchcloc; Clay. ". W.
Arneit; Union, A. Mckinley; Centre,
William Myles; Webster. W. burke;
Richie, James AinkemCycr; Mchland,
II. II. Garden; Ttiadclphia, J. S Woodsi
Liberty, A. 81. RidSlcy.
There was long wait before TFiadei'
phia made Its report caused By the
latoness OF tho arrival ot tho returns.
Finally the members namo was an.
nounCrd, and with the doughty Colonel
Arnest At their head tho commlttoo re-
tired 10 the committee room.
The chair inquired ~ to tho mode ot
selecting tho committee on basis OF rep-
roscntation and it was decided cach dis
trIct would select its Ipember. This was
done and tho following committee was
evolved:
Washington, \. J. Parks; Madison, !.
z. Noise: CLAW, Low Dclaplaine; Union,
John J. Farrell; COutre, A. G. Sitter;
Webster. b. Mechon: RtChie, William
Euhrmnn; Richand, J. G. Parshall;
TriadcIphja, DR.. T. X. Shields; Liberty,
A. 9. Hurrell.
Tho committee on order OF business
was next appointed, ms follows:
Washington, Edward uamn; Madi-
son. Ed. FcinIcr; Clay, J. Arthur;
Union. Joseph Yahn; Centre, William
Mylps Webster, John XarnitZ; Richie.
W, l. Rose; RlchIand, George Criss;
TriadOIpLia, Wv. Hose; Liberty, James
Dixon, iE
Tho committee ut once retired and got
down to work.
Tho committee on credentials report
ed tho following entitled to seats in tho
convention:
Washinpton-F. J. Parks. ]. j. Kcn-
nedy, Edward lIumm, II. Stoin, L. Zoeck'
lcr.
Madison-ll s. Kiuchcloo, Edward
Fciuler, Grafton Bcall, !. Y. Noise and
DR.. + Q. Myers.
CluyNCoi. ". W. Arnett, John NJ.
Birch, J. J. Sheckey, John Arthur and
Louis S. DclaplaLn.
Unton-Andrew McGinI6y, John Fer
rcII, Fred Friose, Joseph Yahn and
Joseph FriOdhoG.
Centrc-Andruw G. stootscr. John
Schneider. William Mylos, Barney
Stubbs and Edward Kurtz.
Webstor-LIernard Mcehon, jr., John
Zarnitz, ]. A. Woods, Walter J. Burke
and W. IL. Foe,
Ritchio-IIerman Bentz, John Man.
ion, James i. Minkomeycr, II. Futtr-
man and ". L. Rose.
Richland-A. P. McCulloch. II. Il.
Garden, John Burke, George Criss aud
]. 9. Parshali.
Liberty-A. G. Harrcll, A. N. Rtdg.
10y, James Dixon, j., John Howard and
Frank Cox.
W. v. uogc, O. Pryor aud DR.. L X.
Shields.
On motion OF Col. ". W. Arnctt, tho
committee on resolutions was dispensed
with. There was no opposition.
Tho colonel evidently hadn't con-
sidered tho matter sufficiently, as lie
coon asked for a committee, and tho
following worc named: Washington, II.
Stoin; Madison, G. Boall; Clay, ". W.
Arnott; Uniou, Fred. Fricse; Centre,
John Schneider; Webster, J. A. Woods;
Rttchic, John Manion; Rtchland, A. B.
McCoIloch Triadelphia, DR.. 7. K.
Shiclds; Liberty, Frank Cox.
Tho committee on basis Of renresen-
tation reported rs q basis tho vote tor
Governor MatCorkle in 1872, as follows:
Washington, GO0; Madison, 200;
Union, $50; Clay, 600; Centre. $50;
Webster, $50; RttChie, $50: Triadelphia,
$50; Liberty, 200; Richl0nd, $50; total
5,4O0.
Tho committee on order OF business
reported order OF busincsa as follows:
Reports OF committees
Nomination Of criminal Judge,
Nomination ot Legislators
Nomination Of senatorial couiGrccS.
Appointment OF members OF county executive
Nomination OF county superintendent Of
schools
Tho report Of tho committee was
adopted, and then thoro was n long wait
for the report Of tho committeo on ros'
olutious. It was Just 1 o'clock when
tho chairman, Colonel Arnett, came in
and read tho resolutions, as follows:
Rs,Ol,Sd, That We. tho Democracy Of Ohio
county In convention usSOmbed, do hereby
nICubG OUT uuAWHENlUH NtNON0u " VIZ plAAsA-
ties ot tho national Democratic party rs Un'
nOunCOd In tho platform nt Chicago III ls92;
R,SOlonI, That we In tho most unqualified and
OuphntlC form endorse tho udmlulstrntlOu Of
Iit0vcr Cleveland, President OF tho United
States
pr0yfstnus Of the iIICnsuns known as the WHseH
biIl, and desire hereby to express admiration lQf
lion. ", l. Wilson W the fearless aud untl!nCh'
Ing champion thereof
Nominations for judge of the criminal
court wcro declared in order. Colonel
Arnett, Following there was no opposi-
tIon, asked that tho nomination OF tho
present incumbent, Hon. Lewis Jordan,
bo made unanimous. Tho nomination
was go made.
For house OF delegates Frank Cox, OF
Liberty, arose aud named ono who, ho
snid, was the strongest man on the
ticket in 1892, ono who would holp out
CA>o