The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-30
KENDALL'S DEFEAT

Augurs Badly for the Success Of the
State Treasurer for oongrsss-Rsp-
ressntative Wood County Citizens
Chosen to Various Conventions.
Special Dispatch to the Intsjllgppeer
PARRERsBURG, W. Va, April ga
The Republicans Of Parkersburg dis
trict, Wood county, held largely at
tended mass convention at the city au-
ditorium yesterday afternoon, for the
purpose of naming delegates to the dif-
ferent delegate conventions. The
gathering was called to order by T. L.
Barrett, chairman of the county execu
tive committee. who named W. N. Mil
Ter as temporary chairman and Robert
Alexander as temporary secretary. The
temporary officers were afterwnrd made
permanent. The first business after a
permanent organization was effected
was the election of a new county exec
udve committee, the following gentle
men being selected on the first ballot:
E. C. Gerwig, ]. W. Vandervort, F. NJ.
Meats, r. Alexander, c. A. Swearing
ton and Harrison Dixon. The follow
ing delegates to the Falrmont conven-
tlon, where two delegates-at-large to
the national Republican convention at
Philadelphia will be elected, were
then named: Henry Behren, j.
w. Vandervort, A. B. White,
Henry Dixon, E. C. Gerwlg, John
Nern, ]. L. Evans, Robert Alexander,
DR.. Hilllard, w. II. RIttenhouse, NJ. B.
Bartlett, John s. wOofter, John G. Ho-
gan, jr.. and A. ]. Lyons, as were also
the following representatives to the
Fourth district congressional conven-
tIon, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Congress. 20 the Fourth
congressional district convention, for
the purpose Of selecting delegates from
the district to the Philadelphia conven-
tIon, and to the Fourth senatorial con-
vention, where a candidate for the
state senate will be named:
Congressional convention, to- nomt-
nate a candidate for Congress: c. a.
swearlnEen, DR.. W. W. Monroe, F. s.
Smith, John T. Harris, ]. w Wander
wort, T. o. Bullock, I. x. Dye, A. T.
Barrett, R. j. Malley, Henry Theis,
Richard Mumaugh, n. stahlman, j. L.
Wilson, Ben Reed.
Fourth district congressional conven-
tlon, to select two delegates to the ma
tlonal convention. the following dele
gates were selected: John Hogan, s. F.
Shaw, Frank Hydenrich, W. W. Mon
roe, james AmIss, s. B. Baker, A. ]. Ly-
ons, F. s. Smith, R. ]. Mailey, j, F. Pig
gott, Sam Brown, George McHenry, IL.
P. Boette, T. F. Barrett.
Fourth district senatorial convention
]. w. Dudley S. B. Baker. Kent Loo
mis-, Capt. C. NJ. Conley Simon Itch
nell, Edward Savage. Clifton Turner.
Dan Tully, ]. e. Profit, Thomas r.
Jones, l. C. Hutton, Richard Muhleman,
Charles B. Smith and Jesse Cramer.
There was something OF a contest
over the question Of lnstructlng the
congressional delegation to vote as d
unit for State Treasurer Kendall as the
congressional candidate. merely because
he was n citizen OF this county. Mr..
Kendall took the platform, and appeal
ed to the convention to give him this
honor. The matter was decided by the
defeat Of a resolution by which Mr..
Kendall was to have the right to name
the delegates, and the delegates will go
to.the convention unlnstructeh, with, 1t
il understood. strong inclinatlons to-
ward Harry woodward, of Roane.
The resolutions, which were adopted
amid much enthusiasm, endorsed the
policy OF President McRinley's admin
Istratlon, the senators for their "wise
and salutary legislation" recommended
the recollection OF Senator Elkins'
praised the Republican congressman
for their beneficial services, favored the
election of road supervisors by u vote
Of the people, and condemned the here
sles OF the Democratic party.Hh