The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-14

Expressing the sentiment of the
republicans Of Triadeiphia district.
the above resolution was unanimously
adopted az a largely attended and en-.
thusiasuc meeting held last night IN
tnT mayors office at Elm BroVe. This
action was taken. not for the purpose
o. launching boom for Senator
Hearne as a candidate for congress-
AZ the coming election. as he emphat-
ienlly assured those at the meeting
that he Is In no manner an aspirant
10 that position. but was meant as an
expression OF appreciation OF the
epiondid campaign made By Mr.
Hesrne last fall and his efforts IN
the behalf OF party harmony and
success.
A meeting similar 10 that held IN
Triadelphia district was held in each
OF the magisterial DISTRICTS OF Ohio
county last night for the purpose OF
elccting delegates 90 county con
Nention 10 be held in the court house
this city. Saturday afternoon. July
~, and 10 tho congregational conyen-
ton OF the First Conversational dis
Fairmont, Friday, July 81. when a
Republican candidate for congress
viii be nominated The county con-
vention will be held for the purpose
OF nominating the county ticket.
nominations were also made for dis
tickets.
Delegates 10 the county convention
were instructed TO support for nomi-
nation on the county ticket the Re
publicans who entered the primary
but who were not voted for on ac-
count OF the fact that there were no
contests In the primary. Therefore,
the action To be taken by the coun-
~ convention Is regarded as a rati-
hcation Of the candidacy OF these
men. The candidates are.
For clerk OF the County court
John Howard Wells
For clerk OF the Circuit court
John l.. Kingdom.
For county commlssioner-Char
o. Ephlin.
For members Of the house OF dele
Bloch. William T. Otto and Harry A.
Weiss
For state senator-Ben. L. Rosen-
bloom.
Triadelphia District.
The Triadclphia district meeting
was called To order by Committeeman
Lester Smith. and n. G. ogden was
chosen Chairman and Frank IA. Blow
ers. secretary. Despite the hot
weather, the rally was well attended.
and IL was one OF the most enthusiast
tic political gatherings ever held in
the grove. Ringing addresses were
made by James X. Hall. James n.
Beans. II. &. Ogden. Charles Seibert.
George w. Hand ard others.
The speakers paid a high tribute TO
state Senator Julian c. Hearne. who
was the Republican candidate for
Congress from the First District, al
the special election last fall. He was
lauded for his clean and aggressive
campaign. and vas urged 10 run
again, enthusiastic support being
pledged him by al the speakers Mr..
Hearne replied, thanking those pres
ent Tor their interest manifested lie
said he appreciated their best wishes
and confidence. but that for private
reasons. he could not see his way
clear 20 again become q candidate for
the nomination.
Senator Hcarne sn'd the outlook for
Rcpuh' can victory this fall is exc
ceedinclf bri-th. and he was cnthusf-
astic regarding the future of the
party. Nh Hearnc-s address was
loudly applauded. as was also that OF
Mr.. Beans. both being hopeful and
significant OF success. Following the
nomination Of delegates. the meeting
resolved itself into love feast. and
BRIEF talks were made BY J X Hall
Senator Hearne. VIM. Mccormick and
others.
The following delegates and -a4ter.
mates were selected
County Convention -- Delegates: J.