Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

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Al meeting Of the military committee Of
the Eighth Congressional District, at Spring
Geld, October 9Th, 1881, the following Proeeod-
IngS were hads
Hon, Samuel Shellabarger, was eleCted
President, and fchAbod COrwiB, Secretary Of
The COMMITTEES.
TAe following county military eOmmitAces
were Appolated:
DELAWAnE CoCETg--CharIes Sherman,
SuAn w. LAdd, AAsA Cole. James n. Stark,
Robert Mckinney, James r. Hubble, Thomas
W, fOwell, and George F. Stayutan.
CsAHKE CoUSrY-Harvey Vinal. Alexander
Waddso. Samuel z. Sterrett, Asa S. Bushnell,
Chartes NJ. Clark.
LOGAN CoUSTY-Isaac s. Gardner, james
b. Mclaughlin, William q. Kennedy, james
KsrnHn and James Walker.
CHAMrArox CoUxTY-william Mcdonald.
james B. Armstrong. Francis NJ Wright
ThOaaas Chance, Henry Hsgenbuch, John H.
Bryan and Isaac johnson.
UxIox CoUxTx~P. b. Cole, j. w Robin
son, G. Ratburn, A. r. Wilkens. and G L.
Sellers.
Resolved, That tho several county commit.
tees b and are directed and authorized when
they may deem It necessary, to appoint in each
township Of their respective counties, one or
more suitable persons to aid in securing re-
eruits for the war.
That the members Of this District Commit
Tee resident in each county, shall meet with the
county military committee at all meetings
Thereof, and report TO this committee from
time 10 time the proceedings thereof.
All applications and recommendations E'r
appointments, shall be fled with the chairman
Of the county committee, and shall be consid-
ersd in committee only. when the result shall
be communicated to the proper appointing
power.
The county military committees shall meet
every Saturday at o'clock. p. m, at the
county seat Of the proper county, and Oftencr
when necessary.
On motion Of Mr. c. $. HtmiI on
Res5lrsd, That we recommend to the coun-
ty committees 10 meet at once after being no
tided Of their appointments, and TO determine
the number Of compani,s which can probably
be raised 10 their respective counties, and in
cicnt number of suitable recruiting officers, e.
recommend to the Governor one suitable pcr-
son to oach company which il is believed car
Be raised in the county, for appointment a
Second Lieutenant, TO recruit in their respec
tive counties; and that they cause meetings tC
be held in every neighbOrhool, where deemed
desirable, and procure speakers for the same
and secure the attendance Of q lieutenant a
every meeting to take the names Of recruits
and have them sworn in; and that at least ont
member Of the committee be present at eaci
meeting and take steps TO procure the cooper
alton Of influential and patriotic citizens it
every neighborhOod.
On motion of Col John II. Young. the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions we're adopted
WHEREAS, The circular of the Adjutan
General, OF the 9th of September, require:
the District Committee TO have general su
aervisioR Of the operations of the county com
mittseos direct ehe Rlaa Of their work, appoint
members to'suPPly lhe place Of others, &c.
therefore,-
ResOlssd, That the members of this District
Committee, resident iR each county, shall in
such county exercise all she powers and dutiei
OF the District Committee, subject to Its re-
vision in general meeting wN9 notify the
Chairman Of this District Committee the &C
tion Of the members Of this COnnitte 30 pc
vised in such county
Resolved, That when this eFommi1tc- al
journs, ii will adjourn to meet at ErDunn a
the call Of the President.
On motion OF Ichubod Corwin,-
Resolved, That the several County Commit
tees be requested to usa all exertioDs so far q
engagements heretofore made will allow, to 81
the Goth regiment at Camp Macarthur, nea
UFbana.
Ordered that the proceedings be printed ii
all the papers Of the District, and that cop,
bO forwarded TO the Adjutant General.
SAMUEL. SHEILABARGER
Chairman.