The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-14

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Last night the Republicans Of the ten
districts OF Ohio county held their sug-
gestion meetings in pursuance to ne
call issued by the county executive
committee. Without exception the die.
trict meetings were well attended, ana
everywhere there was the utmost en-
thualasm. The passage OF the McfStn-
ley resolution at the several lneetings
where II was proposed was the signal
for great applause. There seemed TO be
none but Mckinley men In evidence,
II there were others they DIDN'T show
their colors. The names suggested t0f
the various district offices are those o.
good men, and It Beenls 20 be impossible
for the Republicans to select anything
but strong district tickets at the ap-
preaching primaries on April p. The
Mckinley resolution referred TO - aa
Resolved, That the delegates sent
from this district Of Ohio county TO the
First district convention and the Htate
convention are earnestly requested 70
use their votes and their influence 70
send to the Republican national e9n-
ventlon men known to be for nctSin-
ley, who will vote for him and give him
their earnest support for the presiden-
tial nomination.
The result in the several districts was
as follows:
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
At the washington district meeting
there was a first class turnout ana
great enthuBlasm. Mr.. James II. Fiu-
die was chairman and Mr.. r. 3. Schat-
fer acted as secretary. These sugges-
tions were made:
County commlssioner-Jaco Kindel-
berger John Dougherty.
School commissioner Zone 70 be
ehosen) Charles Noble, Dr. G. F. ul-
Justice Of the peace (two to be
chosen) flames II. Riddle. John g,
Haberfeld, A. c. Wagner.
Constable CtWo 10 be chosenl-George
Mckinley, William n. Morgan g. Ed.
Darby.
ventions-C. A. Danner, W. II. MuegBei
William Mccormick. George Pyne,
Capt. G. ]. Rawllng, Lawrence Dunlap,
Jacob Snyder. jr, j. n. Riddle, William
County executive committee Cap
tain W. T. Otto.
MADISON DISTRICT.
The meeting at Market hall. Second
ward, was the largest OF the kind ever
held In the district. Mr.. James p
Maxwell presided and Dr. W. p. Etzler
acted as secretary. The MCKINLEY
resolutions went through linopposed
and to the accompaniment Of great ens
thusiasm. These suggestionsN were
County commissioner-H. P. Mcs
Gregor, Jacob Britt, g. W. Kennedy.
School commissioner-Myron w.
Justice Of the peace-w. h. Caldwell,
n. C. Peterman.
constable-Afred Beymer, William
Turner, A. L. st. Myers, Robert Bond,
Stephen Crawford.
Ventions tthree from Island and two
from Second ward having highest vote
10 be chosen)-G. B. Jefferson, Prof. 2.
McEI. Jones, Or. D. Bigger Best, '. =.
Gray, J. F. Potter, Samuel KRAFT MOT
ris Horkheimer, Hugo Loos, Henry
County committeeman-G. W. Rob-
inson, ". w. Rodgers, Hugo Loos.
CLAY DISTRICT.
The Clay district Republicans met IN
the Ohio county Republican club
rooms, odd FellowS' hall There was q
large representation Of the Republican
voters Of the district and great enthu-
siasm prevailed. The resolutions re-
deIesates who win support Mater Me-
KIniey for President were hailed with
repeated cheers, Committeeman John
w. Kindelberger called the meeting 20
order. Mr.. P. B. Dobblns was chosen
chairman and Mr.. W. II. Hotnlsh wae
secretary. These suggestions were
made:
School NJ tr eommissIoner-John c. Rihel.
daffer dong term), DR.. S. I. Jepson
Justice Of the Charles 7. Reed
Theo. Van Koenig, Louis g. Genther
onstabie-Mathew Bennett, D. !
Lawson, osborne Gray.
County committee-John w. kinoei'
Delegates to state and district con.
ventlons-Charles E. VanKeuren, John
Frew, L. N. Refer, Joseph Speidet
Levi Cassell.
County Committeeman John w. Kin.
delberger was named by Hon. g. w
Atkinson In few well chosen and elo,
quent sentences that brought down tnS
house. His unopposed nomination is
deserved endorsement OF eHect!Ve WorA
on the committee.
UNION DISTRICT
The Union district meeting, held Z
the ponce NulIt INVlllI 1AAS SNttef-t-A
was an enthusiastic gathering and vera
well attended, County Committeeman
Harry Hooking called the meeting e
order, Mr.. p. L. McGranahan acted 9
secretary. These suggestions weH
made:
County commissioner-otto Tyson
School commissioner-Frank wy
card, James MoAdams.
Justice OF the peace-M. j. Fitnp9t
rick Zone other nomination ts 70 U
made by the county committee.)
Gonstahie-Ti1esc nominations are y
be made by the county committee.
Delegates to state and district con
ventlonR--J. r. Butts, Raymond Bauer
Robert Mccullough, Martin Pebler,
a. Dunnlng, George B. CALDWELL sam
CENTRE DISTRICT.
The Centre district Republican,
turned out In force last evening
Central hall. corner Market and Twen
ty-third streets, South Side. The meet
inE was presided over by Mr.. Charlie
Bachman, and Mr.. William ID. Rooett
son wns at the desk. The MCKINLEY
resolutions were passed here. as else
where, with n hurrah. Suggestion
were made as follows;
County cnmnissloner-H. s. Hare
School cotnmissioner-Stephen Wat
Justice Of the pcnee-w, W, Rogers.
Constnhlc-D -Dominlck Morris
County commltteeman-Jamos
Hall, Charles Bachman.
Delegates 70 stats and district con