The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-26

PRESIDENT ELLIOTT. OF sRASroS
Cd IN the echo. McKInley's name was
yscsjys1 with almost deafening ap-
nIsuse as was also that OF Senator
''';'I,,S. Ht,s- NSr Burdett's address, President
r'Ijn,t v,eloofned the delegates and vlsl-
los in an appropriate address in which
he spoke OF the magnificent work done
BIZ the league. and the fact thnt tne
r5rty was better organized and IN bet-
Ter shape throughout the state thhh Ut
any previous time In Its history:
c. b. Hart. L. $. G. Pitzer' W. 81: ~
r,aws1n / r Floyd and a. i. White
we're appointed a committee on resolu-
tlOns ,.,,,,, =,
Fresr. q. B, Gibbons. C. Pfonenenrger,
! 4 Hughes. A. M. Prince, ]. W. NJ.
Appla,on, G. w. Patton, U. G. Young,
D il Courtney, ". f. Crooks and q. NJ
Barnes we're appointed committee TO
nam, delegates to National League
meeting at Milwaukee.
Delegates to National Convention
On rcconvening arter recess for din
ner. the last named committee reported
the delegates as follows:
First Congressional Dlstrict-J. D.
Burley. Moundsville: ]. w. Stuck, West
Union; George Wise, Wheeling; j. T.
Bradley. New Cumberland; J; +. hyer'
Sutton: Henry Smith, Middlebourne.
ssc9nI district-Dr. D. II. Courtney.
MorEnntOwn: U. s. G. Pitzer. Martins
burg, T. F. Barrett, ManninEton;
Thomas Gould, Parsons: T. ". y. Duck
wall. Berkeley Springs; b. NJ. WoTinS'
Kingwood
Ronceyerte: Abram Burlew. Charles
ton: a. NJ. Jenkins, oak Hlll: II. W.
StaIcy. IT, Princeton: w. T, BURNSIDE
BuckhaRnon: a. ]. Horan. Nicholas e
Il
Fourth d!str!c,-Ed. McCroary. Park
srshurG, q. ]. Walker, Ripley; T. ~
Fitch. Huntington: J. ]. Scigler. Harris
VILE j Myers, Winfield: !. l.. Peck
Wayne {. II.
The first two named from cRrh us
Ui.' ARE delegates at large.
The executive committee Il as fol-
lows First senatorial dl5trict-Danlel
Taylor: second. T. c. Sullwcll, Mar
Shall. third Daniel BOughncr, Harrison;
fourth. J. ". Dudley, wood. NTH. w. II.
Il Gardner, Mason: sixth Frank pool-
ittir Clbcll; seventh, T. v, Houston,
Mcdowell. eighth. Robert X. Flannl-
EaG. Summers. ninth. W. y, CIE,laN,
EaUlwha: tenth, II. \. Han. Lows;
'a.a1th. !. G. Luzellc. M0nonEalin;
twelfth. ". T. Crooks. Mineral; thiT-
tmgD'h, A. +. Smith. MiREo.
The report was accompanied ny
ras1'UtiDn that In case Of non-atign1-
an.r ~ any delegate he Is authorized
o. grlect his own alternate, mud 10 IN
lITn the attendance OF shid alternate.
H." report was unlnlm0usly adopted
sad III" following kilograms were read
aud greeted With tremendous applause:
Abssnt In Body bHt Present In Spirit.
WASHINGTON. .. c. March %, 1895.
To Hon Charles Elliott, Precedent, Bc.
publican Tongue Clubs. CEullcltun.
w. Va
Express 10 tho cOuycut.on my s!nccrr
regret thUt duties on thr river ard hIT-
Dor committee. which nrc Imperative
Nhhl the bin lg completed, wili deprive
Ir ~ tho pleasure ! had promised my
..' u being with tho triumphant nud
yi'".Ny h1dy Of k-pUhlpdu workers
Ff. harmony aud HnthiSiarm rrrfr'f
'IEIulZ" a solid column and victory
VIII certainly reward Dur united efforts
l1# year Again rrGrotting ] cannot
hr VITA you, ! bid y1u hail and God
speed Ia all your deliberations
u. Il. DDyENER
WAsHISGTO$ d. T., March %.
To e D. Elliott President. Charles.
ton, IS. Va
h,rwc extend my cordial ronErntula.
h'Hs and good wlFhos 10 the members
~ tho league convention now In Erss-
10" at Charleston, and say " them /