Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

Tenth-Stage OF the Opera Houss.
Eeventh-Grand Opera House.
Tweifth-ROcm of Board OF Commis-
s.oners, Court House.
Thirteenth-McLure House parlors.
Posters will be prominently displayed,
~howing these several places or meet
ing.
MARSHALL REPUBLICANS.
At meeting of the Republican Coun-
ty Executive CCmm4-tee OF MarsAal
county. w. Va, held ct The Court House
on Saturday. August Sth, 1896, the FOL
lowing preamble and resolution were
adopted:
whereas. On the 23d day Of June,
1896, James Z. HoocCn and b. +.
Me.sAen. candidates fer Judges OF the
Circuit Court OF The First Judici-l Cir
cult Of West Virginia appeared before
the Republican County Executive Com
ni-tee OF Marshall county, w. Va, in
session. with the view OF Obtaining 4
united delegation for enc candidate from
said county for said position, and enter
ed into q cOn.r2c. tlaJ said H0Oton and
Meighen would make a friendly COMES.
IN the county az the district primary
convention. 10 be held July H. 1895.
each selecting delegates TO be voted for
a. all voting precincts IN the county,
and the candidate who should succeed
in electing sufficient delegates TO repre-
sent a majority OF the votes in the coun-
", taking rs q basis the vote oflCapt.
B. B. Dovener for Congress in 1894,
shall be the said candidate for Mar
shall county, and the uni, rule shall be
adopted giving each candidate the uni
.ed support Of all delegates elected by
either canG.date 20 the Judicial Con-
Vent!on, appearing TO said Republican
County Executive Committee tG9t the
delegates elected for g. F. Meighen
James e. Hoo.en having withdrawn
James E. Hoo,on having Withdrawn
from said ccntes, in accordance with
said contract, i, IS hereby
Resolved, That B. T. Meighen is the
nominee for Marshall county for Judge
of the Circui. Court in TIE First Judi
cia Circuit Disaric; OF Wcs, Virginia,
and is entitled TO receive the unanimous
support CT The DELEGATES in the saiG
county elec.ed July II. 1896 10 the Ju
dic.al Convention TO be held in the city
Of Wheeling August 12 1886, and the
vo.e of said delegates shall be cast as a
uni- for said 3 F. Meighen, unless at
any time during the Convention IL be-
comes manifest to majority of the del
esa,ion that he cannot be nominated"
At THE HOTELS.
Very few of the candidates or their
friends have arrived in the city. Last
night Col. r. s. Carr, of Charleston,
gOt in. and spread his autograph On the
register at the Hotel Windsor. Col.
Carr will remain until after the cOnyen-
ten. Gen Watts is expected TO arrive
to-day, and will open headqua. ers at
Che Windsor where hq h2s a suite Of
rooms. Col. c. L. Smith and Hon.
W. A. Ohley will not arrive until TO-
lnorrow. They Will also be quartere(s
at the Windsor.
Ex-Governor A. B. Fleming, OF Fair
mont; will bp AT the Mcclure. Thomas
l.. Broun, candidate Cor Supreme Court
Judge, and Fontain Broun. both Of
Charleston, lave engaged rooms at the
McLure.
CHAIRMAN DAWSON HERE.
Hon. Wm. NJ. o. Dawson. of King
wood chairman of the Republican STATE
Commiuee, is in the city, and has open
ed Headquarters at No. 1905 Chapiine
street. where the work CT planning for
the capture Of he State will be done.
Senator Elkins' private secretary will
act as Mr.. DaWs0n'S secretary.
SILVER SENTIMENT IN MARSHALL
John G.. Crawford. Of Cameron. who
made "A strong fight for the Uni-ed states
Nsrshalshi). was in the city yesterday.
S1aaking of political matters in his sec
ZION of the Sja-e, he said the silver SEN
riment is spreading like a conagion,
especially among the agricultural
classes. He predicts an increased vote
for the Democratic electors and thd
Safe ticket. in Marshall county.
bRYAN At PITTSBURG.
Hon. ". j. Bryan, the Democratic
Pr. .ilen.ial candidate. will i in PITS
burg Monday. where lie will be greeted
sy an immense demonstration and will
make an address, and number Of the
local Democracy are talking Of going
up 20 gree, the distinguished Nebraskan
and the next President OF the United
States. NJ. Bryan was IN Chicao last
night. and will leave there this evening
on his way 20 New York ci,y, TO meet
the notification cCmmijee at Madison
Square Garden.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The Republicans of the Sixth ward
are making preparations for q speaker
stand on the old Wallace grounds. at
the corner of L1Belle and JACOB streets.
Having secured the privilege for this
purpose. the stand VIII be erected
shortly. \ number Of LaBelie mill men
are assisting officer Bero in he work.
A speakers stand has been erected
AZ the Bryan and Sewell pole in the
Sixth ward. Everything IS now in
readiness ior an outdoor meeting there,
and arrangements viii be made TO Sc
cure some pom.nen, speaker 10 address
the Sixth ward Democrats.