The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28

COLUMBUS. o.. Feb. g5-Efforts Of
Cox 70 have his candidacy for The Dem
ocratic nomination FOR governor iu-
dorsed az a number 81 Democratic ral-
les have failed. Al least ten counties
have refused 20 approve hts candidacy.
and Adams and Brown counties have
come out openly against him. The lat-
est county To- refuse him Endorsement
j. Union couuty.
There - no doubt that Cox will Doe
opposed Tor the nomination Tor governor
BY \. L. Saudlcs ol Putnam county. a
agriculture. Former Governor JudSon
Harmon OF cine matt has been urged
willing 20 enter into any sort of COM
test Tor a. latest reports from Wash
tion would Like 10 have Harmon nomI-
mated Tor governor. as it h. believed he
would add strength To- the ticket. These
reports also declare that President VIII
son H. considering Harmon Tor secretary
Of war. but would prefer Co have HIM
dominated Tor governor.
In speeches within the last few DAYS.
Governor p D. Willis has dared the
Demo rats TO nominate Coz again. M,
says that Information ha sheen obtained
the peoples eyes g b we're used ana
that u Wil be used. should Cox Dee
named 90 head the Democratic ticket
Willis has been charEiug the cox ad-
mlnistratiou with great eNtravaEluce
and has accused him ul having women
NNNENHN NE OF NNF state supposed To Ns
under civil service. to Eo about the state
1914.
The lists are now completed FOR the
primary Tor delegates and alternatcs Co
the national conventions.
The Republicans have two CANDIDATE
Tor president according o. declarations
made with the secretary ~ state. Thea
of Cleveland.
The Democrats also have two. Wood
row Wilson. and former Governor JAS.
p Campbell ol columbus. Rowland ami
Campbell are entered merely az second
choice candidates Co comply with the
The regular Burton candidates for
delegate "a large are Go. r. b. willis.
Senator ". O.. Harding. w. e.. Proctor
n hnd ) az ss5aIiiitt,oen. 4nJS4ir lisi h,s
Cd. often audi Ralph Tyler. tuv latter
"a negro.
The regular Wilson candidates for
dtlei9te al iarse are FORMER poyc7; judi
NJ. Cox and Aflrr Iomrreut. Frank =.
Mouurtt also filed his declaration as IA
candidate for delegate al large. naming
Wilson a. first choice and Champ CLARK
OF Ai--uuT ass second choice. l..t-wlch
a. clark has NOT filed "a declaration OF
Ills candidacy, Muuh,tt name may bee
ruled ont.
The aIteruates az large as filed are
HcpuILcaus-F ~. Tr,ldway. J.. x.
Iangdou. g.. =. Cottrin. g. B Brown.
ANNf...HNNr-A Dc MH.A 4IN|I. NNIkll
Rockwell. g. 30. Graves and .. "a. New
man.
An additional Republican candidate for
president i- IS. G. Webster. while tho
names OF h. =. M1n.ctt ANA q b.. Mar
shall are filed as candidates for the
Democratic nomination Tor vice presl-
dent.
NJ. r. Uerr.ck OF cleveland has filed
his deClllltlHu .- "a candidate Tor the
Republican nation Tor L.. = Seua-
Cor although t.i- Wac NOT necessary.
This sets go rest reports he would seek
Burton Delegates.
Below is given thc fuu list Of Burton
D candidates.:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -. Hard
iuE. Marion. Frank d. Willis. Ada. Will
liam Cooper Proctor. Cincinnati. John =.
sullivan. cleveland.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. Tread
way. cleveland. Charles 49,. 'OfIrlu. Toe
lcdo. General lt. Brown, GAINESVILLE, l.. IS.
lauEdou. Lebanon.
First Ii-trict-IcleEatr-. John CAL
vim. Cincinnati. Julius IirlsCuman. Gin
DIuuatl. alternate. Leonard s. smith
Scruud-LtI,caf,~ John J. Elrcheuil.
Cincinnati. tlriuN StrUbie Cincinnati.
alternate. pI. Louis rchWau. Cincinnati.
Third -Ieiraa',-. j. a. Barham. Day
ton. John G.tuut.I Dayton. ulterrafc~.
D. IS. swan DNtnri. 3D. D. Parish. Ham
F.urth-Is.erul,s Wilson ". Wood.
Tiqua. Charles D. H,rf-f N~arakoucf1
alternate. Fred Do cuplirN Gr,eusille
Ecrues.rt G.I#cnt,rg. r,lirt.
FIltH-ItltEatea. ~ %. IlirIr. Iauld-