The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
DATE SELECTED AT MEETING
OF COMMITTEE LAST
NIGHT.
Names Of All Candidates Must BE An.
nouneed to Secretary by
Saturday Noon.

Tuesday. September %. was select
ed as the date for the Republican pri-
mary TO select a Republican candi-
date for congress from the First con
gressional district. 10 I'LL the vacancy
caused by the resignation of John w.
Davis. This action was taken at
meeting OF the Republican executive
committee for the First congressional
district. held last night in the Mcclure
hotel Five counties were represent
ed at the session, and J. II. Beans.
Of this city. who is chairman, pre-
sided.
Il was decided that the candidates
desiring to have their names placed
on the ticket must notify the secre-
tsry OF the committee. Samuel r.
Caldwell. Of Wellsburg. not later than
Saturday. September - al noon. The
committee will hold another meeting
Monday. September -. likely in this
city. AZ which the assessments for the
candidates will be fixed. The candi-
dates will be notified. and all desiring
;heir names placed on the ticket must
forward their announcement 10 the
secretary. together with check To
cover their share OF expenses. not
later than Wednesday morning. Sep
TENDER l..
The committee had requested all
candidates for congress on the Re
publican ticket TO be present al the
meeting. Senator Julian G.. Hearne
and Colonel Alexander Campbell were
in attendance and members OF the
committee present last night stated
that so far as they know. no other
persons contemplate announcing their
candidacy.
Reports made by the committee
men present from the five counties
and other prominent Republicans in
attendance were very encouraging.
There is every reason in the world
10 believe that the next congressman
from the First district will be Re
publican" said one OF the members
after the session.
Resolution Adopted.
After considering the date and
other details OF the primary. the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted
Resolved That a primary 10 select
Republican candidate for congress
from the First Congressional district
be held al the usual polling places N
the said district on Tuesday. Septem-
Der 80 The primary shall be under
the auspices OF the committee and the
expenses Of the primary is to De
borne by the candidates desiring 10
ON lrr"rttarreS This was beaten IS Co. /
D.. o." follow INK Republicans Joining the
n"n"'fHts 90 voting agHif-t 70 ~"rst"fs
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col b. Na.H y q d. ID @.
lodge oliver. T.uru-e. I.-kIu- Root.
sherman and sutherland
TW" attempts bN Senator laF"lletto
t' srrut" co." adoption Of sutati tuts
Tor tine Democratic wool tarin failed %.
strict party votes. There remained %"
prospect OF H husl wool vote when The
single itcru - free wool was reached I
300 90" fr@" l.-t ~ The bin
senator Ear-dell iu beg inning HE
opposed free wool ALSO and volid toiU .
boo tuE attempt to l.tfe a small duty PIT
on that Trud..' ll" bad voted against .
fta Ia Tulistte am-udtnerf which er- .
rra,s' tariff dHt, on su classes ~ ,
WOODEN goods. I.. % Was .rf.fsd lr .
voaid support frr He. .ii cams 500 r~ .
ltet tight against tn" 5000. stem 300 the +
ousstionsd Rssht
senator stone 4Hs-luf.i senator .
l;Hu-d~ll riEht Co. ignore the agr~c- /
st.e Goo sIrr"ft th" hil senator Rams
dell insisted o. had reaer,et she right /
t' vote - D. pi'ased on ANS section Of /
senators Rrl.tov ana James engaged J.
I lively tullu.fIt over the tobacco u
tHriff WNf'h HruHEfi aYIla IaF from The /
rof o. iu the rHII-rI.- senator Warren h
tIl'd The vice president attention fu a I
IIie that there should be- uo applause .
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lf"iu f"mlIr f"f calling u. attention ]
.u 90 rfIl inspection oi ths rules itiI
90 find CO.
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o." protect itself against disorder
would mar Applause.
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iio.f fNr rules ar there Ila nrer Ir
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nos" o. Do bound lt HuN precedent
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tn executive session. but was rfafrsIreH .
.N senator summons Then senator ttfI.
niger introduced au anne udf1erf rrolII.
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fre president 90 rrearr,e orfer &, fr.
fIlfri".. falling In which f.s .errrarf
ii avn" SHOULD clear frsur Tho Me
president referred the Amendment to tf.