The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-22

nominated for congress at the
Democratic convention of the First
district here Wednesday, but not un-
til after there has been many in-
examinations against one another
among the delegates and charges of
rfekery for instance, like that made
n. D. Francis, of Harrison
county, who objected to the high
handed manner of a gentleman from
Bnl1skin voting the entire delega-
ton without even consulting the
delegation.
The convention was called TO or
der at IL 80 o'clock by James L.
Brennan, of Ohio county, who
named J. Walter Barnes, of Fair
mont, as temporary chairman, and
s. o. Shaw, of Moundsville as tenn
porary secretary. Nj. Barnes made
short speech, reviewing the cam
paign he made two years ago for
congress and expressing gladness
that he a ahead of his ticket. He
injected a round of applause in the
Proceedings, by mentioning the
name of Bryan and claimed that all
he glorious things Roosevelt had
done were based on principles advo-
Gated in the past by Bryan. He
spoke Of the great popularity of
Roosevelt with the people because
was fighting the trusts and the
raiIroadssan advisdd the Democrats
10 fight them too. He alluded to
Hon. W. P. Hubbard, the Repub-
lean nominee for congress, by say
ing some had said it was not worth
fheir while to nominate such a can
didate against such a strong and
able man, but he thought Mr.. Hub
bard was not invincibIe.
Col. Kincaid, from Marshall,
then moved that the usual commit
tees be appointed. This was done
as follows:
Credentials.
W. F. Henke, of Ohio.
j. A. J~oliffee, of Wetzel.
2. L. Thomas, of Marion.
Hubbard Blair, of Lewis.
b. Wilson, of Brooke.
.. e. Brighter, of Harrison.
George Bambrick, of Hancock.
Joseph Slippner, of Marshall.
Order of Business.
"A. 4. Sweeny, of Ohio.
w. 81. Brant, of Marion.
Lin3say White, of Wetzel.
J.. B. Wilson, of Brooke.
George Bambrick, of Hancock.
Wilson Smith, of Lewis.
j. r. REILLY, of Marshall.
Permanent Organization.
George Kurner, of Ohio.
ii. G. Ash, of Marion.
B. w. Parsons, of Wetzel.
George Bambrick, of Hancock.
j. b. Wilson, of Brooke.
J. E. Bartlett, of Marshall.
John Dunkin, of Harrison.
Resolutions.
P. G. Alfred, ofIewis.
S. G. Shaw, Of Marshall.
George G. Curtis, of Brooke.
@. M. Stone, of Wetzel.
J. j. Davis, of Harrison.
James B. Bremen, of Ohio.
George Bambrick, of Hancock.
Owen S. Mckinney, of Marion.
Committeeman. e
J.. T. Gallagher, of Marshall.
LLOYD Rinehart, of Lewis.
II. g. Stewart, of Hancock.
H. Zilliken, of Brooke.
r. w. Hall, of Wetzel.
Al. q. Wilson, of Ohio.
J. wi. Barnes, of Marion.
j.. w. Robinson, of Harrison.
The Wetzel county delegation con-
sisted of five persons, namely, J. A.
JoIiiffee. Lindsay White, G. NJ.
Stone, Friend Parsons and r. w.
Hall.
Brooke ISaty had two delegates
present, ely, J. B. Wilson, of
Short Cr3f Ind George c. Curtis,
Of Well&hug.
George L. Bambrick was the only
delegate from Hancock.
Lewis county's delegation con-
sisted of p. G. Alfred. a. P. White,
Wilson Smith, J. T.. J. Bailey. JohE
Mcdonald. Ed Linger. L. T. Baker.
Jacob Gissey, Crittenden White. j..
H. Edwards, George Cummins. Jn6.
Husring Lloyd Rinehart, james
MCCULLOUGH and T. r. Horror.
The Marshall county delegation
consisted of W. NJ. Kincaid, J. 2.
Barrett, John D. Reilly, George
Maxwell, W. w. Wood. Joseph Ruck-
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