Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-15
SOME MINOR MATTERS.
Governor Bradley Pulls Out OF Pae.
Was Never In

Governor Bradley Pulls Ont OF a Pac, II
Was Never In
st. Louis, Mo-. June 14-G0yeu,l
Bradley withdraws. Delegate Y.rkr|
of Kentucky, received a ,segra-|
from Governor Bradley to-day I'd
nouncing that his name would no. 4
presented to the Convention. Thgb.j
been In the Governors mind for son
time. Governor Bradley will a--rs
here to-morrow morning TO engag "a.
lively in the contest in behalf OF III
form declaration for a gold sanilrl
All of the Ohio delegates arr IN e.
night except the four dis'r.e, dolggap
from Cincinnati. who arrive to-morl1
morning. The Tippecanoe Club tra
Cleveland, also arrives t0-m1rD7l
Many Ohio clubs and excursions au11
ed to-day, among them being the Il
Kinley Club, Of Canton, which is vi
large. The Buckeye Club, of Co.ll1
bus, organized while Mckinley a
Governor, also gave fine stree, u
ade. The Ohio Clubs will join 10 4
parades tomorrow.
Over half of the Indiana deleglI
are in tonight and will be here 4
morrow morning. John c. New. u
was the manager for Harrison az 4
last two National Conventions, is d
present and will not be here. Charm
Gowdy has been active during the 4
in Mchinley's interest.
An analysis Of the work y The NJ
tional Committee in regard 10 the 4
contests which we're originally filed ri
it. shows that 1876 cases were AGED 4
some of the original number haU1
been abandoned. while several. n3l.i
those of Delaware and a portion Of 4
Texas delegation, were referred 10 Z
Convention. In many cases BON 4
testants and cOntestees were m.t
stood to be Mckinley men, motor
all of the Mississippi and SoU car'
lima districts. and in certain district
from Tennessee, Virginia AID elsa
where.
OF the 1876 claimants rejectel hy c
Committee, 81 we're ayowed Mchl1
men.
Illinois Republicans who have 5t'
in the city for several days cany2ss,
the probability of securing the rcm@d
of the headquarters Of the N3tou
Committee from New York 10 Cncasi
expect to begin systematic work II
week. They have been waiting FOR 4
various State delegations 10 select T
members to the new national comm
tee. and this will be completed tome
row. Then the Illinoisans will aGdr''
their argument TO the members A
Charles NJ. Pepper, one o. Tho 9.,e
mates at large from Chicago. who li
lbeen interested in the movement So.
tonight:
THE developments are all fayo7'.
TO establishing the headquarter, n 90.
cago. The nature of the campaign Vl
financial issues so prominent, mag
Dit apparent the contest is to be % =
Western States. The prospective nf
bers of the National Committee
TO take kindly to the idea OF l'-.
quarters in Chicago. and there is .'..
question that they will give me pro"
sition favorable consideration.
Almost all of the State de'aea'on
have fixed on 4 o'clock tomorrow
the hour when they Will meet and Ha'
their representatives upon me ''.
mittees on Resolutions. Creden.4-
Permanent Organization and Ri'''
well as upon the Nationa. Comm p.
men. and the list of honorary wee N'
idents.
The Reed men are jubila1t .a.e q
night over the results o. coIored '.''
meeting held this afternoon. !. WI.
representatives from FLORIDA. D b.
ma and South Carolina declared
Reed and practically withdre" ~,
names from the McKin.oy 'o'lh.
The meeting was called by ,ohs' r
man Murray, Of South Caro.ii-'' I
only colored Republican ~ 'on- n.
About 200 colored delegates ana ~. h.
mates attended. and there was Li''- %
thusiasm when Delegate J0hh.'", q,
Alabama. who has been accounl'' a p.
Kinley man, spoke for Rse'' a..
Caleb Simms, of New York. ana W.. W..
Christopher. The meeting was a'J
ed until morning. o.
Ex-Congressman ". J. Bryan, T.
leader of the free silver wing
Nebraska Democracy. was one W u
days arrivals. The appearance VI r.
Bryan in a corridor in consu..ai.yN ,r
several Republicans from if's pm
States OF the far west excited h''.'- m,
ment. In response to a ques'ioo.
corning his mission. Mr.. Bryan fe..-.
ed: Il have nothing 10 say no" In. IN
that these gentlemen ana 4
found next November VOTING 'N'
ticket" , 4
w. E. Riley. Of Kentucky, "ao
been selected as the first ass.'.a"
rotary in the temporary oIs1'l'4I'l
said tonight a Nomination ' ,,",
reached before Thursday and ine.
convention would las1 throusIl. D., ,s !,
owing to the fact that there M, wa
night sessions on TUESDAY I'm
or Thursday. the hall being s.'
for other purposes on those n's"
-O-- ., s'i-.
Chamberlain is the best OF an, al. th
cent ]. Bark. of Danbury Iog Do,,osi.t
used Chamberlain's Cough line p,
whenever in need OF q mea .,.l ,.ss-i
coughs and Odds. for the past 81, NV ont 4
and says: ut always helps me :. ou ooa.l
anyone asks me what kind o. ol.-'aial
medicine l use. | reply. CH"'"
that is the lest OF all