Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-29

Resolved. That We approve OF the appointment !,
OF General Convention to be held in thu. clsce ON
the I'd "Wednesday Of September next. and that we
VIII cheeIiuiiy comply with the request OF the COM
miliee OF correspondence in the appointment of
ton.
nesoiFed' That Daniel D. Dee. A. L. Patton, Jo- |
Pn Su.nan, Robert Jackson. Benjamin Basal, Eli |
marsh John 5 Dever Matthew Nicely. Alexander
. p inomas A. Jones, Ephraim Bee. Thomas |
=, =, nee"eI, jacob Martini Benz J. Brice Peter B. /
Fighter. VIM f Lyoys. lessee IIo,yo,. C,al.h r..
CESS WIN l. Morgan. WIN. d Snodrrn.s Moses
Sh'nn y, ID. Camden, N Coil H. McNechen. f. |
Suiliin, q H. Lee. Joel wesifalJ Eli NIcyyboTter
Lew II nond' Augustine w'Bond WIN r Randolph |
Joseph We'neh' WIN Siyre. WIN Bennett. Adm |
-. - ~, =" San1y' Richard Moore. II w Moore.
Aaron vincent, John A Williams Israel Allen. A ]
smith. Jedediah Sayre. Reuben Dav;sson CHARLES
Wheeler, John Tisdale. Edward Armstrong. Fred.
erck Burdeii, Samuel Kimble John Golf Wr A
Rogers WIN vi burlington VIM Williamson. Nym
Davidson. John Robertson. ID Talbot John II
Woodiord. II l. HUFF. GEO Il Martin, J II Potts
Thomas Knots, Thos Rhea. Joseph johnson. lain
Carpenter, u Farris, jr James Lang. Benz s, Clair
John L Tyson. James Wilson. Benz Stout Wm
Johnson. Solomon Holland. John Homer Deyer
WIN DAWSON, Alex Holden, James Radcliffe
Isaac Norriss. A NJ Bastable. Cornelius Huff
Mcpherson, WIN Martin James ID Hail. +. Dun
can, WIN Cnliihan. Saml Clemens, Lowiher.
-
Hall, Joshua Hawkins. James McCalley, Charles
Lewis. Chaplin. Uriah Modiseit. Thos Bartlett,
Peter linn. Joseph Morris, Wick Johnson. George
liarier. jacob Bowman, Jas Y Homer. DIR David
DAWSON. l. Raymond. Jas NJ Jackson d Kincheloe
John Gather Chas Williams, he. aud they are
hereby. appointed Delegates TO represent Harrison
county in the above named convention.
And on monn the Chairman and Secretaries
, were added TO said delegation.
n. McMECuEN.
&. A. HARPER.
G. ID. CAMDEN,
J NJ JACKSON,
Z. NJ. ADAMS.
= Tho resolutions were supported by Col Camden
, who urged the necessuy~-f prompt aud immediate
action on the subject nf Educalion.-when he had
concluded. Col. Luther Raymond addressed the
. meeting, warmly advocating better sy,lem Of Com
! mon schools
Alter some further remarks the resolutions as re
ported were passed unanimotrsly -and Oh consider
\ alton IL WAS inrther
: Resolved That in the opininion Of this Conven
n Iion the prnper mode of cUnd ucng the business q
the General Convention ON the 81 Wednesday o
: September next. will be fIr each county Nshaievc
number oidelegaies she may send. 10 have a weigh
a according % population.
!, Resolved. That this Convention heartily approx
, Of the course pursued by our friends Of Ohio Cuun
Q ~ IN making Stump Speeches" in different part
VI h''SoIhopuS Oh the suiDsct OF Common schools
4 and that we earnestly recommend 10 the friends o
. Education in other counties of the State to adop
: The same course.
. Resolved. That 'ihe ball is in motion a. that W.
: will not fail to best endeavors to keep il 81
: notion" and That To do The same we have only
= keep the suheci Of Education and particularly that o
= Common Schools befnre the people.
. Resolved. That a committee five he apponie
a 10 act rs n committee Of arrangements for the Ger
. eral Convention in September next. TO whom del
gates from other Counties shall report themsel re-
hat they may have s1Iable accommoda Ions prov
ded.
The Chair then named Luther Raymond C
Camden. J II McMeehen, n latham GUf, and X
Moore, said committee.
On motion of Col J. H1ymond il WINS then,
Resolved, Tint the proceedings of ihis meeting ~
signed by the chairman ~ SECRETARIES 81 published IL
our town papers. and Thai the newspapers through
out the Stale friendly To the Of more widol,
extended system Of Education. be requested to COP,
n or notice
u On motion, the Convention adjourned.
WM. a. HARRISON. Chairman
CA. maHrsa. See's'ari'a