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were adopted.
The committee on credentials recon-
mended that all duly elected delegates
be granted seats in the convention and
such delegates present are to cast the
vote Of the entire district.
The committee ON basis Of represent
tation recommended that fire vote cast
for william Mckinley IN 1900 be the
vote of the several districts in the con-
yeniton for permanent organization
that the temporary officers be made
D ornament and two assistant secreta-
ries be elected
The committee on rules and order OF
business in its report recommended
that the rules governing legislative
bodies be the rules and the order OF
nominations be as follows: First,
clerk Of Circuit Court; second, clerk
of County Court third. Prosecuting
Attorney, Fourth. delegates TO the
Legislature; fifth, county commission
ers; sixth, county superintendent Of
free schools.
The nominations were made unani-
mousiy in the order named and We're
followed bv brief speeches and accep-
lance by Candidates Gerhardt, Bender
and Lindsay.
Secretary Hetzel, in response to
Ecalls. also made brief speech. He
referred to his own nomination as
candidate for the pre-, idency OF the
board of education of Arden district.
He said they might go on laughing
aud say it wa hopeless undertake
ing, but they must remember that they
laugh best who laugh last. when
all these other fellows, he said.
start out hustling to get elected they
need not think that | ann going to be
last in the race. The Gentleman
from Arden is going to try Just as hard
to get elected.presiden Of the board of
education Of Arden district MS they are
TO get elected to the offices for which
they are running.
The speakers reference to his title
gained in the recent municipal cam
paign provoked general laughter. He
| predicted that the Democratic papers
would call the convention q cut and
dried affair "but what of it," he
said. eve have washed our linen at
bone; we have settled all our differ
enees among ourselves and now come
out here in convention and show them
a lesson in the way OF running con-
ventions smoothly and with unanim-
ity.
After the conclusion of his speech
the baud truck up yankee Doodle =
and the convention adjourned.
THE DELEGATES
Following are the delegates who
were entitled to vote in the Repub :
lican convention held in the Central
Opera House SATURDAY. morning;
GERARDSTOWN.
j. W. Turner, Vim. Armbrester,
Amos DeHaven, Geo. w. Parsons
Ralph Parkinson, RoLert Homer jr.,
VIM. f. Morgan, Chas. III. Miller, W..
f. Gordon, Geo. i. Miller,
HEDGESVILLE
P. Il. Keesecker, G. W. French, r.
Emmerson, Jacob Naylor, Robert Tai
bert, John Riner, J. f. Norrington,
James Snyder, James Murphy. Wash.
Colston.
FAILING WATERS.
Jacob Sites, Jno S. Cole, JOS. Rip
pie. Jno. w. Emmerson, Jno. M. Lam
dis, d. w. Snyder, d. p. Lemaster'
Baker Ropp, G. p. Riner, W. ID. Levy,
MILL CREEK.
Chas. +. Laise. Gold Ballinger, B..
F. Mish, W. II. Lamon, Geo. Henson,
Gold Cockrell, Jno. l.. Clendenning,
e. r. Henson, Frank Butler, Samuel
Mohler.
ARDEN.
". +. Outcalt, Jno. j. Hetzel, j.
W. Mcdonald, John Brown. Beverly
Braxton, J. Walter Snyder, W. II.
Miller, \. Thos. Myers, JOS Stokes.
Gilbert Brown
OPEQUON.
Corbin Tabler, j. II. G. DALEY,
Thos. Kearns, G.. r. Frankenberry,
Levi Welsh,mce, G. W. d. Fulk, A.
J. Clendenning, Ohio Williams, w. M.
/ NFs1ar I = Williamson
MARTINSBURG.
( B. n. Martin, W. T. Henshaw, Jos.
Iyeth J. T. Paulding, W. f. Mulliss,
G. Nj. Lamar, G. j. Thomas, Geo. W..
Green. Ellsworth w. Gettle, w. H.
Kaufman, $. N Widmyeg, Ezra Her
ring, Geo. V. Rathman, John Groin
ger, ir., n. Fitzgerald, W. f. Eberle,
Chas. Hooge, James Johnson, VIM.
Mcdowell, George Anderson.
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