The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16

After the minutes were read and adopted,
Col. Thompson read the rep ort Of the Com
mittee. which Was unanimously adopted.
The following Is the report Of the Com
The Committee appointed 10 recommend
the names Of seven suitable persons to bring
before the people efthe county the necessity
of an immediate military Organization ; and
the names Of seven others 10 solicit snbscrip-
tons in money in aid thereof under the
frs, and second resolutions adopted at She
last meeting. report as follows
That the following persons be selected /
under the first resolution, 10 wit
Jane. Hook. chairman Ii. ID. Scott, John /
Haney, X =, Cox, Jr., Uriah Shoemaker,
William ii. Stewart and A. Ryman.
And the following persons under the sec
ond resolution, to.wit -
Chauncey Rose chairman q ". Bement.
". X. Mckeen, Levi O.. Warren. William
Paddock. Thomas r MURRAY and Jacob IL.
Hager.
And they further recommend that the fol
lowing persons be appointed for each of the
townships in the county, and that they be re-
ques,ed to call public meetings in the re=pec-
tee townships. forthwith, in order to facilitate
the military organization of the county and
that at such meetings suitable committee
in each township. be appointed for that par-
pose. aud another committee TO solicit dona-
tons in money "a aid thereof: tc-wit
William Brown-Pierson
Thomas Mcculloch-Sugar Creek
DR. p. +. Swaiford-Fayette
u. NJ. Strange-Otter Greek.
Ben. Observation-Disclosures Creek
Henry Fairbanks-Lost Creek
Ferdinand Mils-Honey Greek
William Rukes-Nevns
David Lee. Jr.-Riley
DR. Lawrence Ball-fairiet0n
Philip Randolph-Linton.
IL vas understood that TX Gov. Wright
was in town: therefore. Col. Thompson
moved that committee be appointed to wait
on the Governor and invite him to address
the Club this night.
The following persons were appointed to
constitute said committee NJ. Brown and
Solomon harbert.
Col. Thompson also offered the following
resolution. which was unanimously adopted :
R,solreS. That committee of nineteen be
appointed to solicit and receive donations OF
clothing. blankets, socks. &c, for the volun
teer soldiers from this State, now in the ser
vice of the United States and that such
contributions, when received, be sent 10 the
Quartermaster General of the State. at In
dianapolis TO be distributed by him. first
amongst the soldiers who have enlisted from
yieo county, and then wheresoever they may
be most needed.
The following gentlemen constitute the
committee appointed to carry out the object
of the above resolution:
r. : Cox Jr., LIST ward Geo. Brokaw.
IA ward j. g. Adams, vi ward John Ha-
ney. 4ti ward Charles Rottman, 9Th ward
NJ. \. Jewett, Harrison township Geo. Ste
venson. Honey Creek Jacob Housed. Prsr.
Teton Hiram Tilotson. Prairie Greek Da-
vid Miller, Linton Vim. Edmonson, Pier
son Hon. Nathaniel Lee, Riley ii. Fair
banks, Lost Creek Geo. Brooks. Nevins
Harry Evans, Otter Creek VIM. l.. Shuey
Goshen T. > Wolf. Sandiord /; Lewis Al
vey. ST. Marys. and Thomas McCulloch
Sugar Creek.
The Committee that waited on Ex Gov
Wright. having returned, reported that ths
Governor could not attend the Club meeting
tonight, owing to severe hoarseness.
II. ID. Scot; proposed the following resolu
ton
Resoired. That the Companies to b,
formed, turn out for drill at 1 o'clock. p. NJ.
5 for two nights OF each week. namely: Tues
. days and Fridays.
E S. II. Potter moved that ali the business
houses be requested to close on Tuesday
A and Fridays OF each week to give an oppor
; tunity to the employer and those employee
. to drill
D Capt. Chenyworth from Kansas. being in
' PRODUCED, kept the audience spell bound b,
r giving glowing description of the hardship
. our soldiers stand for the preservation of tn,
n Union
. On motion the Club adjourned
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