Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-04-22
Wdun6 Republicans
ASSEMBLE IN CONVENTION
AND NAME THEIR
DELEGATES TO THE SEVERAL
CONVENTIONS TO BE
HELD THIS YEAR.
INSTRUCT FOR MCKINLEY,
ATKINSON, McDOUGAL
AND SKIES.
THE COURSE OF SENATOR
ELKINS AND CONGRESS-
MAN MILLER APP
PROVED.

PROVED.
The convention was called to or
der by T. Il. McDougal, Chairman
of the County Executive Committee,
who named Judge James McQuin,
as temporary Chairman, after which
Il. Il. McDougal was elected tenn
porary Secretary.
On motion the temporary organ
ization was made permanent.
1t was moved and seconded that
the chair appoint committee to Sc
lect delegates and committee on
resolutions, which motion carried.
The chair then made the following
appointments:
TO SELECT DELEGATES.
A G Holt, Willard Griffith, J NJ
Fuller, J b Newman, John Shannon,
Samuel Clark and w T Wallace.
oN hESpbI iioNo.
L II Peck, j Il Graham, VI Stump,
Geo + Chapman, L Stanley and Il
b Mcclure.
The committee to select delegates
reported the following list of dele
gates, which report was adopted:
DELEGATES TO THE HUNTINGTON
CONVENTION, APRIL 22d.
Dan Wright, James McQuin, A
6 Holt, l. L Peck, ] l. Bloss, Doc
Smith, Harvey Powers, Joseph
Lett, ST., Joseph Dean, Richard Lii
kin>, NJ Stump, Iohn Y York, w
L Wallace, Geo E Chapman, l. {
Queen, Moses Napier.
ALTERNATES FOR ABOVE CONvEN-
w F Rapp, L p Farrelly, w M
Bloss, Ed Swanson, NJ Thacker,
Arch Pack, Philip Hatten, Jerry
Biggs, Henry Copley. J d Atkins.
G w Worden, John Frasher, VIM
Toppins.
Delegates to the Congressional
Convention at Parkersburg, July IL.
Robt Wright, Jr., a G Holt, F
Ewes, Willard Griffith, II B Work
man. T b Mcclure, w L Paine, ]
o Stth, Thos Gilkerson. ] b Shan
non, 9 Smith, II Lowe, w T
Wallace, II Thornsberry, Moses
Napier, l. G Queen,
Alternates for above Convention.
w P Mansfield, Thos Skean, F
A Mitchell, w 7 Johnson, O B Car.
roll, Oliver Wood, G & Dunkle,
VIM Bruins, James Akers, VIM
Dsvis, Samuel Burk, ] Nj Morris,
Bennett Summons, James Frasher,
Iounghea Frasher, 7 z Maynard.
Delegates to the State Nominal.
ing Convention at Parkersburg,
July 22d.
L T Peck, J p Wagner, James
McQnin, DR. York, J w Trout, ] B
Newman, ] M Fuller, G w Hatten,
ohm Bartram, c 5 Beaire, VIM.
Hooser, w T Wallace, Henry Cop.
ley, Geo E Chapman, w II Stan.
ley, Rufus Pack.
Alternates for above Convention.
w A Ramsdell, J w Stewart, F
F Badgeley, w II Jones, Harrison
Workman, DR. A Garrett, w 3
Garrett, Henry Gilkerson, Jack Bal.
lenger, VIM Smith, VIM Rice. John
\ York, w K Parsley, T Fee,
John FIasher, VIM Toppins.
The above list of delegates and
alternates for the State nominating
convention were authorized to act
as delegates and alternates at the
Judicial Convention.
Delegates to Senatorial Conven,
ton.
Thomas Skean. Allen Wright, D
Fl Christian, w f SturgilI, K p
Workman, ] r Newman, Harvey
BIos$, Jos Lett, ST., Jos Dean, Rich
ard Likens, NJ Stump, John y
York, w T Wallace, Geo L Chap
man, Moses Napier, / c Queen.
Alternates for above CenveGtion.
II n Smith, Jos Hart, c & Per.
due. II Z Passmore, Alfred Adkins.
Valentine Bloss, Jacob Plyburn, NJ.
Ihacker, Arch Pack, Philip Hatten.
Jerry Biggs, Henry Copiey, ! ID
9 w Worden, WIN Top.
pins, ohm. Frasher.
Delegates to the Stale Convention
at Clarksburg. May r4th.
T I McDougal and L T Peck.
The committee on resolutions re.
ported the following, which were
unanimously adopted:
WHgRGAs, We regard the present dis
.ressed condition OF our people a. largely the
result ~ acknowledgements aud inrofnppten-
~ on the part OF Democratic officials 10th
STATE aud national, aud whereas or people
are looking Tor men IN touch with them in |
whom they can cOnhde and whom tbev be-
leye 70 be able 70 lead back " old time pros |
perity, and F''
Whereas, II IL the universal senurnsn, Of /