The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-10
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unanimously to go through" (Tumul-
tuous cheering.)
WELLSBURG, W. Va, Sept, s, 1900.
To Whom 1t May Concern:- 4
This is to certify that at conference
held to-day between Mr.. Samuel George,
ST., and representatives OF the American
Flint Glass Workers Union. Mr.. George
agreed to run his plant according to union
rules and prices.
(Signed) JOHN KuNZLER.
American F'liiit Glass Workers Union.s
Chairman Kindelberger appointed
committee to bring Mr.. George before
the convention, whom, upon his arrival,
he introduced as the next senator from
the First district. Mr.. George was re-
ceived with tremendous enthusiasm,
and said:
II thank you very much for the con-
fidence placed in me. I will try hard to
be elected, and equally hard to serve
you with satisfaction in the senate. l
again thank you very much" Great
applause0
I TIL. convention then proceeded and
the following senatorial committee was
chosen:
Brooke-M. A. Jones.
Hancock-Col. R. H.. Brown.
Ohio-Harry Hooking.
Remarkable Spectacle.
Then followed a most remarkable
spectacle-a Republican convention adj
dressed by Democrat who clngs to
his Democracy, but announces that he
will support the nominee of this Re-
publican convention. and will do every
thing possible 10 have other Democrats
do likewise. This Democrat was no less
person than Hon. J. c. Palmer, ST., q
leader at the Brooke county bar, and
known throughout the state both for
his stalwart Democracy and his high le-
gal attainments. When Mr.. Palmer
appeared before the convention and was
escorted to the stage, the applause was
deafenins. Mr.. Palmer began by say
Ing he was IN old Democrat, paid a
high tribute to the nominee OF the con-
3Ventton. Mr. George. he said, Is n
man stcadfast at all times; he always
stands by his friends. and he Will adj
here to the Republican party and It's
principles in the same way. He Is the
best man In this county" said Mr.. Pal
MGR, cmphatically. land stand here as
a Democrat to tell you that there is no
Republican In Brooke county who could
get one-tenth rs many Democratic
'ptSs 40 s'hIl beOrEe. Ills good works
are everywhere In this community, and
ne has place In the hearts of our peo-
pie. without regard to party. know:
ne VIII make faithful representative
OF the people In the state senate. AR.
George hasalwnys been laborins man
himself; he started In life working for
Sl2 a month on farm. and he has
peeh iaporing ever since, In his mills
and bank and farm-he has known
nothing but toll all his llfe Now, don't
understand that I'm Republican,
am Democrat, but hold my faith
with the right to make variations. I
propose 10 vote for Sam George and In
tend to get all the Democrats l can To
90 the same thing" (Great cheerinr1
The convention then adjourned. nnd
the Ohio county crowd returned to
town on the 8:25 Pan Handle train. The
Ohio county. conferees present were:
Harry Hooking. John W. KIndelberpar.
II. {. Underwood, L. Buchanan, r. AZ
Maxwell, r. P. Glass. W. ]. Lyle. sam.
mel uselton. Charles Selbert. c. d
thompson, 7. /. McGrannhan. David
aahnc. G. a. Helmbright, w. T, Otto.
Charles Bachmann. c. P. Colburn. Her,
pert Mcconnell, w. ]. Steen, George
Humphreys. - be