The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10

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to.tno-ro,v rtch, - ,o-,-,,,,,,
a. ! 80, y, i r'''''' 'l;'"
:" prepare tof the organization o! Inc
Two houses.
Addresses were delivered hy Chair.
man Dawson and cnrrc,,ry "a
White, stating ali the cIrr,ms,nnres
lcating 10 The contests, The attention
was profound and the details contained
In the speeches were MI, most forrih,y
Secretary .WhI,a'a stntsn,or, iav,n,.
down m. dutv ~ pennb,Icona In ,bs
crisis was nar,Ic,,,arIr orrnha,,c onJ
was Io,,dly snniorJad - - -
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'c'"''cu statement
CHAIRMAN Dawson made at the OPEN
| Ing q Detailed statement NJ IN. circ,,rn
s,orcoa ,,d ~ ,,,. -. ,.,,a,
,'e 'S'u'' VI '''e t'sv'SS 'vSt'o's "
ior tle legislature, the announcement
| OF the Democrats on the night Of the
election that they had carried the legs-
lature on Joint ballot, and how they
have consplred and worked since 10 car.
ry out their programme and make good
the claim. He rec!ted In full the re-
count scandals. dwelling fully on the
three cases from Taylor county. the
Lewis- Webster district and Monroe
county, with the details OF which the
pubic Is so familiar. He discussed
every phase. legal. technical and p0lItl-
cal and clearly showed the evidences OF
fraudulent recounts. Taking up each
case he announced that with the excep-
ton or the case Of Mr.. Dunnington in
the Lewis-Webster district, where Tai
colt, Democrat. has n certificate legal
on the face OF It. the seats would be
contested and the Republicans should
stand TO man by their rights. The
Democrats. said Mr.. Dawson. have been
| generous. and have offered 10 Compro-
mise bygirlng the Republicans Il majo
ity Of one on joint ballot and let the Re-
Dublicans have the scnator.w while the Re-
| publicans are entitled to and ought to
have seven majority. Nobody denied
| them majority OF one in the house.
Haying taken all they could they call
| this compromise.
Made No bargains.
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't".e ''''"''e. mas ''ot ''iaue
an? oi' s"'hs ''i"I WIZ et''utFuss re
ppD'i.''' '''etioe's III any way. II nus
WnyS o.'y nten sdteRuarpihs Is t' tne victory .ol
vent the RcnublIcons from c,ectinr n
senator they will claim 4 victory even
though no senator is elected.
,tors Ga.yondo ,ng case 4' pin ehe war rh ho
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mno,E .n"ttcl =. WIN my i.epup,ican
nei''gu. ~, uoes ,ot oellt'e III s'cu.-
'., .ns. put peiieNeS me l.ihe nus collte
"".a .'ie pulN! shuu,u W. M"ut !. "a.
~ no.c.t ., ''s i's"'s "''u III" ''sh'S o'
''s $500. oves,s u v., u,,
oeeIGt"s! ~. d. .ite WIS ch'ieu oi,
MIR. Dnwson's, Flo believed every. hnn-
est man would agree that the peoDle
| elected a Republican Legislature on
;rhn 't nnn nnua WI Il '..I',aS ,, -, VI aesei,
the Republicans the senate by eight,
Steals No, Perfected.
He also reviewed the circumstances
of the contests and recounts, dwelling
at length on the remarkable feo,ures of
tho ,r,,,,o ,,,,,. . m ,,,,,,,,o,
., ~ '""''s e''e' % ia''''''"' ~
the pubic.
.'Thnt steal" he said. has not, been
perfected
The Monroe county steal has not been
perfected The WebSter-L Lewis count In
of Talbot. who has his certificate. cuts
the Republican majority OH joint ballot
to five. The question is. will the Re-
publican party permit the majority to
he whitfield down to one. with still an
other contest pending? Mr.. White
spoke vigorously on these points and
was llbcrally applauded.
He Intimated that he had some i'm
rOrtant information concerning the
Democratic programme, which he
would present to the Republican caucus
tomorrow night.
a Surnr;Sc II, St,rr
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