The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05
HoN. JosEpH ]. GILL,


HON. JOSEPH j. GILL,
Renominated for Congress at Bellaire.
Yesterday was a great day in the old
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rhe .1,e o,nysr,ion convened IN the now
onpra house on time, Heatherlngton's
band leading the way by the various
hotels to the hall, where, after selec-
tIon OF music. Hon. S. X. Mclaughlin
called the convention TO order and an
nounced prayer by Rev. r., S. Coffey, OF
the First Presbyterian church. The
clergyman made fervent and patriotic
prayer, following which came the an
nouncemeat of the temporary organiza-
tlon-Hor. W. II. Perry chairman and
II. A. Farguson secretary. Mr. Perry
made. n concise and pointed speech re-
ferring in q pleasing way to the record
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or the grand oiu sINlesH'u ulstFASt III l1S
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not tire the delegates and spectators in
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the least, and ms speech was Fece4Vsu
with cheers.
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session save the selection OF members
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which had anything to do except tho
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NOl''''''''SS N'
Afternoon Session.
There was no change IN the tempor-
or,, officers and the convention .Inovnd
a. NIet" ".'' '''~
off at the afternoon session just as
s,,oo,b &c during tbp rnornipp nnne of
the committees reporting any chanBes
VI .',He' ~, -
ernor r. G. Richards Of the committee
nv, rnsor,t,onq nresorted tho following
va '''
rs the unanimous report OF the COM
,,,tttor II, rpad tbern bIrnseIs Fron thu
stage and was interrupted several
ttr,ns Inv enthusIastlc cheering.
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Resolved, by the hepuDliciLnS OF tne
siNteonth conSre,S5Sslohal ulstrlet, IN CONVEX
ton assembled, That wo unfNcservediy ad'
hero 10 tho priciples Of the Repnhllc9n
party as set forth ~ the national henuO-
lcan platform or the 81. Louis cohNen'
tion OF lS9S; thnt the uneNaIppled prosper;