Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-25
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WIG MEETING IN pENpLEro,

at Richmood the 9Th day OF February next, T.
the Young Meas Convention Of ratification to b.
held in Baltimore on the I'd day of May next, g
form a (" Clay Club" and to nominate Nhio
candidate Cor the next Legislature.
/ On motion of IL. +. Temple Cen JAS. DoeCs
was called TO the Chair and John NJ. Jones was
appointed Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object Of ile
meeting in an appropriate address.
On motion, the following resolutions were O.,
fered and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this meeting approve OF The
/ objects of The Wing Convention, to be held ~
Richu'ond on he 9Th day of February next.
L. Sesolscf, That be apposasd -
IA a'Is sai,rs,sen, fi.e vi r. - 'i,is cuant. a
said Convention. s..
! Resolved, That tho Chairman of this meeting
do appoint Delegates to the Young
Mems Convention Of ratification, TO be held in
Baltimore on the I'd day of May next
! On motion, the blank i'm the Cd resolution was
! hlied with the number twenty.
On motion, commttse of five, viz: Capt.
Jacob Greiner, Henry II. Masters. George w.
Amiss, Jas. b. Campbell, and Henry Hull, Esas
were appointed to select said delegates.
| Whereupon, the Committee appointed the fol-
| lowing gentlemcn:--John J. Dyer, Col. ]. +.
johnson, John Baker, John C.. Dice. Email Ar
bogast, A. w. Dyer. Capt. Cyrus Hopkins, w.
II. Dyer, James l.. Dyer, Henry Cowger. John
Boggs. jr., James b. Lambert, Michael Henkle,
VIM. ). Arbogast, Jno. Siington, Col. =. II.
Kinkead, b. Hansel, Thomas Jones, Mai. Peter
Hull, and Gen. James Boggs.
On motion, the following gentlemen We're add
ed TO said delegation Geo. w. Dice, T.. w,
Dyer Geo w. Hull, SAM Johnson, Henry Hill.
Lewis Propst, Andrew J. Iones, ]. j. Kinkead.
Felix II. Hull. John Nj. Jones, Elias Hammer,
Andrew Il. Stlingion, Jacob G.. Dice, Reuben
Dice. Jno. w. Semer, II. f. Temple, J. Greiner,
bell, Henry Hull, WIN. Hammer, VIM. w. Mon
roe, VIM. Tough, David Lawman, Il. Dyer,
Sampson Conrod, T.. j. Coatney, Jas. Skid more.
and NJ Dyer.
On motion. the blank in the Sd resolution was
! filled with $50.
Whereupon, the Chairman appointed the fol-
lowing Delegates, viz:-John Boggs, IT., Solo
mon Vance, Jno ID Harper Jesse Davis, jr., Phi
lip Harper, Joel Harmon, Simeon Harper, Thos
! Harmon, Cornelius Helmick, Nat Helmirk, J B
Lambert, Arnold Cunningham. Laban Conrod,
Jas Ruddle, Elias Hammer, Jacob Hammer, Jesse
| Hedrick, John Hammer, Sam'l Hedrick, Jacob II
Johnson Geo Hammer, jr., G Dice, Geo Drep-
?ard, Pleasant M Dice, John Bond, Isaac II Dice,
James Shreve. Cyrus Hopkins, James Haigler
Zebulon Coil, Michael Mallow, it,, Jno w Coil
Isaac Ault, Geo Miller, jr., Absalom Coil. Laban
Smith, WIN II Tough, Morgan Smith, Michael
Tough, VIM Fisher, Jno Dice, John Baker
VIM Harmon. VIM w Monroe. J G Hilie. G
Moomau, James Masters, VIM Davis, II Fl
Masters, T. Coatney, Jas Mauzy, Joseph Maui
zy. Abel Wifong, Charles Mauzy, G w Masters,
Henry kexToad, Nathaniel heXroad, Jacob Rex
road Han. Rexroad, George Hammer (of b }
Baizer Hammer. David Many, Sam'l Meyers,
Harmon Meyers, Emil Arbogast, VIM $ Arbo-
CAST, X Sitling,on, .lno J kinkead, VIM p
kinkead, Jas Campbell, Jacob } Hoover, Peter
II kinkead. Jno Snyder. jr., Harmon Snyder,
VIM Trinble, Isaac II Harper, Henry Rexroad,
(of ~ Danl Waggy, Jacob Waggy, B Iiansel,
Dan'l Nelson, John Propst. (of j. Elias Props,,
(of D. Geo Propst, (of g. Levi Props,, Alex
Shaver, Jesse Cowger, John Wans,urf, Job
Cowger, James Dyer, VIM II Dyer, George +
Johnson, Abel Cowger, VIM Dyer, jr.. Jno Dice,
Adam Dice, Elias Wageoner, George S Dyer,
ner, jr., Jacob Rulenan. Jacob Stone, Job Puffen-
berger George Snyder, David Kiser John kiser,
Adam klser, Jos Simmons, Sam'l Simmons. Jos
Nilfong, Jesse Chew, Peter Pope, Augustus
KeXroad Henry Jones, SAM Jones. jr., Thos
Morton, jr., VIM u Morton, Jas TrimbIe, jr., An
son II Campbell, VIM Campbell, John Erwin,
K Stuart Jno Devericks, Henry J Blage, w
Blagg, Jas Armstrong. (of W. Jno II Armstrong,
Jacob Edman, II Armstrong, Sam' T. Arm
strong, Lewis Davis, Paschal Davis, Rob, Sit
lIngton Geo w Hull, Fl Hull, r S Gay, Ha.
milton Wilson, Joseph Sirow, iona Sirow, David
Snyder. d II Jones, Henj II Blagg, Joshua Bot.
KIN, Cyrus Burgoyne, and II IL Dice.
On motion, the meeting adopted the following
Constitution for the government of the - Clay
Club:
Art. l. This society shall be called the Central
Clay Club of Pendeton County.
=. All the Wings of the County may be men-
bers OF this Club, who shall subscribe their names
to this Constitution.
! g. The officers of this Club shall be Presi-
dent five Vice-Presidents, Secretary, and Trea-
surer.
! a. Each member Of this Club may paw to the
Treasurer for the use of the Club any sum he
may choose.
| 3. There shall be Committee Of Vigilance,
composed OF ten members, and Committee OF
! Correspondence composed of ton members
u. THIS Club shall continue in existence until
the 4ih day of November 1914
7. The regular meetings of this Club shall be
| held on the evenings Of the Thursday after ,he
first Tuesday in every month"; unless the Presi-
dent, who is hereby authorized TO do so, shall
deem 1t necessary TO call meetings at any other
/ tine.
Whereupon, the Club proceeded to the election
| Of its officers, which resulted as follows:
l Presiden-Col. Jacob +. Johnson
! Vice Presidenls-Z. Dyer, Geo. W. Amiss,
Emil hrbogast, Jacob Grener, and Reuben Dice
/ Secretary-john NJ. Jones'
] Irea5urer-George W Dice.
m Committee Of orrespondence--Jno Dyer,
lhos Jones, George w Amiss. WIN w Monroe,
Emanuel Arbogast, Harry Temple, James b
Campbell, Aaron Boggs, Zebulon Dyer, and Pc
ter II kinkead.
Committee of Vigilance-Jacob Greiner. Jno
w Semer, II II Masters, Geo " Dice. Gen Jas
I Boggs, Sdm'l Johnson, George Hammer ST.
Reuben Dice, Henry Hiile, and John c Dice.
4 After which, the meeting proceeded to select
candidate for the Legislature, when it appeared
that John j. Dyer, Esq. was the choice of the
meeting; which fact being made known to him,
he Ia lew bflei remarks accepted the nomination.
On motion, Resolved, That lme proceedings of
) this meeting be signed by the Chairman and Sc
crelary and the Editors Of the Richmond WING,
Stanton Spectator. South Branch Inellgencer,
and Winchester Republican, be respectfully re-
4uesied 90 publish the same.