Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-14

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rIs, James NJ. Garnett.
District Of WytEe. .Moatgomerg. Gray
son and Giles: John p. Mathews. Gordon
[ olovd. Henley Chapman, WIN. OgleSby.
District Of KsnhaCa, Mason. CabeA
Ra"FoL0h, Harrison, Les0is, Wood ana
Logan: Edwin S. Duncan, John Laidley,
Adam See, Lewis Summers.
District Of Ohio, Tyler Brooke. .n0nOa
eaita and Preston: Charles 5. Morgan,
Philip DodGfidge, Alexander Campbell,
Eugeuius NJ. Wilson.
District Of Fauguisr and CulplPPer:
John ;. Barbour, JOHN Scott, john Mac
rae. John w. Green.
District Of Norfolk, Princess ann, Nan
semoHd and Borough NJ .Nortolk: Llt'leton
W TazeUeI, Robe b. Taylor, George
Loyal, Joseph Prentiss.
District 0f Campbell buckingham and
Bodf0rd: William Campbell, Callowhll
Ne ni.. Samuel Clayton. James Saund L.
District If Franklin, Pauick, Hemy
qsd PdtyylraEia: George Towne.', BeJ.
w. ). CaheIl, Joseph Martin, Archibald
Stuart. Jun.
District Of ,4l5smarIs, .4,nsert, .N'elsOn,
|I2rGRHG and Goochland, James Pleas
ants, w. T. Gordon, Lucas 7. Thompson,
Dr. Thomls MasSie, jua.
Dis'1ctgf King George. WesfmOrsl1Hd,
Lqpeaster, Northumberland, Rictmoad,
StLf1rd and P5iacs HlLiam: William 4.
e. Dide. EllysOu CUrrie, john ia,igS.rrO,
Fleming Bates.
Distract o. ,Hiftisar9. .iiidHs>s-, .2cco-
mack, Northampton and Gloucester: ihos.
r. Joynes, Thomas W. Ba, ley, d.. C-Iyiu
Il. Reed, Abel T. Upshur.
All tho aboys members wero present,
and answered TO their names, wlth the
following exceptions:
.1bssntses--Wm. Is. Giles, from the Isl
district; David Watson, from the 9ih dis
trict, who has notified the executive Of his
inability to serve; C2lovhll Menuis, from
the 20,h district; VIM. a. G.. Dade, from
the 23d District and who, IT is believed.
will resign in consequence Of iudlspusl-
tion; Ellyson Currle from the DID district.
dead; aud Calvin II. Reed, from the 9th
district.
Mr.. Doddridge then offered the following
resolution.
Rssoioed. That the Secretary Of this Con
yeltina, be authorized and required 10 pro
Ide the same with Stationary, and that he
io also contract for, and super'uteud ali
such public printing as shall be ordered
by this Conversation, o. the most beneScis!
ernst, the Commonwealth, IN tns power.
Mr.. Doddridge in moving thus resolu
ton, declared his object to be, the avoid
NICE of party excitement. which the cleo
lol of "a printer Ia the Convention might
,roduce, aud which It was SO desirable to
lyoid.
The resolution was opposed BY Messrs.
Nicholas and M'Coy, who considered such
IN officer, who should bo immediately re
sIoas.ble TO the Convention, ~ necessary,
ld vino saw no occasion why this cleo
',ou should produce excitement or party
ceiling.
Bef,re any question was takou, on mo-
,on of Mr.. Johnson, the resolution Tor the
resent WIS hand on the table.
Mr.. Wilson offered resolution for pro-
eedng to morrow to the election Of a
'haplain
Mr.. Powell said he concnrred IN the OBJ
iect, but thinking 1t would be more cxpe
lent To invite the Clergy Of the CITY to
,tFiciate alternately, and thus avoid all
lvidious discrimination, he moved that
The resolution for the present, Inc on the
able, which was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Johnson the hour Of
Meeting was fixed at II O'Clock, whereuP-
IN. al the motion Of The same gentleman
the CONVICTION adjourned.