Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Convention reassembled NJ o'clock P.
NJ.
AIR. FLEsHER, of Jackson, obtained leave
to read the following paragraph from the
! FITgiRfG ChrORicke, paper Published in his
county, relating to the fact which he stat
ed a day or two since when he submitted
| his resolution, that the Court of that cOun-
sty had voted $4,000 to be raise by levy
to support Secession soldiery.
e.e- THE STATE LEVY. cs
II thoreis any thing in all the acts Of the seees.
o. me county which Y calculated more tn1n
the nfamo%s act Of last Monday, BY The
Secession Magistrates Of jackson county; The Mags
tstss certainly without due c9ns!deEStSn yoted to
port Of Secession soldiers and their fiHilies
Nj Tur'ier, Prosecuting Attorney, sanctioned the
act anI said the Court was bound BY every conSide
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az. y. Vs. i!e - Auo"u tLiFyuEnout tuls
country as neylng oeen one OF tne aoiesti
nl" 70 ue0tueu "Hu "uFO-
GM On VI ouE cause Hom tue very Start.-
| we all know that heart and soul he is with
US; ,,4. $50
Snoulo 1t De the pleasure OF the Con-
vention to elect Mr., Pierpoint, trust we
Will al! recotlect that we, too, have duty
to perform IN this matter. 1t will be ne
cessary for US to secure, if IT be possible,
tee hearty and united corporation of the
people IN tue support OF our Governor.
AL may uePend upon inns the execution
Oh every measure winch we here initiate,
may depend upon the prompt, efficient and
decided support which we may be able to
SSSese 'FoH' 'ue people 10 Fne acts OF That
| ~
j 1t IS necessary that we should rise to the
magnitude of the occasion We are Mt
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=, - war ~ AuS must Oh US
| war all around us; and the measures
which were sufficient to secure our ouiet
| anj trorr,,;I;.- T.; a.; ~. - III ~
:" ''.HSs VI PeeSe' VIII uot
answer IN the great eXlgencles that are
movement for the support of the Union
may become, instead of u success, by
word and reproach, unless we are pre-
pared not merely to elect n man to the
Office OF Governor, but to giye him a de-
cided and stheient support whom he 0ccu-
pres the once. .g .-Iis ~ i-tssfa
There being no more nominations Offer
VOC sS'' S'.'lsdi and AFTER the re-
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49, ~ Pl.P, " P'SSSSTt "E tnts ttle
~! tnut1 as renlseu' Il might De actea on by
'ne Son'eu''O"' he Feau' ~ as ''ollows:
OATH OF OFFICE:
sSe1r (Er that VIII support the
In pursuance thereof as the SnnEeae law 81 III In
anything in the Constitution and Laws Of the State
o. q II sf Sf the Convention
rGnry last to The contrary AZ ZEE;
will uphold and defend the Government Of virginia
ssY,mSIc'Sa S%a Eessorsd 5y the Convention which
va tlo '''y % Sune, 1901
I9e revision was accepted py the Con-
Ne1 Til n, siI8
me OnalF s.ateG that the next business
IN otuer was tue election OF hteutenant-
uG Me Or
M:. Moss:.l rise tor' tue purpose Of
n9ulluatIng Oelote ms convention Tor the
ounce OF nant-GoVernof.t the name OF
Daniei f0lsley, OF Mason.
Mr' Foisiey IS SO wei known to the most