Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17

Patriok sVance aud Davis depends very
much upon the latitude in which they
live.
no these comments Of the. ComnssyeiaI We
add the following from tie Wellsburg
Hstqid ofsaturday:
There Waa more snbstanee in this bill.
than in all the laws passed durine the sess
sion, but that seemed lobe the difficulty.
The Legislature Is not,yet &c to be Weaned
from the milk diet upon which it has been
sp3slsting since the birth of the new. State;
spghistrongt meat did not agree Withslt,
and Mr, Van Wrinkles bill did not appear
to meet with much favor. ss7
Yet some such law is rimperatiyely re-
qgired by the best Interests of the loyal peo-
pie OF the State, and would be death bloW
70 seeessionism in more ways that one, and
lta passage would redeem the Legislature
from the charge of entire uselessness,
which is generally now recorded against It.
HAD UARTERs DRP,T WEsr'N Va,
wHEEL1sG, Va, Feb. 10, 1869.
General Ordess No. IL. 8
I-Pursuantto tue provisions of the lOt6s
1881, Y Board of Examiners will assemble
at Wheeling, aud another at Charleston;
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, or as soon.
thereafter as practicable, for the examine.
tiou of such officers of this Department as
may be brought before them
1.-THE Board 10 assemble at Wheeling
wiz cohsist of BrigsdiRr9 General q o.
Schenek, o. S. Vols, President Major d.
II. MePhaiI, Additional Paymaster, ~ fle
a. Capt. 3 g, Baiubridge, ASST ,OuatEefl
Master, D. S.A.
lII-The Board to assemble at Charles
tor, Va win consist of Brigadier- GeueratJ.
d. Cos, U. s. Vols, President Lienten-
ant Colonel Lucien B. Loeser, U. S. Vols;
Lieutenant o. g. Wagner, o. s. Topo-
graphical Engineers.
IV-These Boards will have power to
adjourn, and move fromlplace to place as
the interests aud convenience of the servz
ice may require.
Y-The Boards will have a suitable cler-
ical force detailed, and will keep full and
fair journals OF their proceedings, and for
ward daily abstracts thereof TO these Head
quarters.
Nl-Every Captain and Lieutenant who
shall appear before tue Board will submit
to it scaled letter from his Regimental
Commander, giving his statement, on hon-
or, MS to his conduct and qualifications In
every respect, and also the time he has been
absent from duty. either from sickness or
ON leave of absence. Lieutenants will in
addition bring similar statement from
their Captains.
yIT-The Board will examine Officers,
LIST, On the knowledge of the tactics,
aud, Tue rules and regulations pertain-
ing to the duties of their command,
3rd, Their character and moral and
physical fitness TO discharge the duties OF
their grade.
Lieutenants will be required to under
stand the sehool'of the soldier, the school
OF the squad, and the school of the COM
pany, the organization of the company, its
messing, camp and garrison duties, thu
keeping of company books, and the making
oficompauy papers.
Captains will berequired in addition, to
understand the first and second parts of the
school of the battalion.
Field Officers will be required 10 under.
stand, in addition tOiwhat is required of
Captains, the school of the battalion, ut
least as far us part 9th, United States Ia.
tantry Tactics, the manner of keeping the
Regimental Books, tho Adjutantis and
Quarttrmaster's duties complete, also the
dn!iea, Of Field Officers ofthe day, the mode
ot'encamping regiment, and the mode Of
COD tuGNing n fmgFcEsp The DoatagtEi lferi
fpore. each case, Sc unfayGra6ie, 70 bepaFts
tnsnt headquarters, with it's opinion there
on without waiting forthe Gloss of its pro-
eesdings. Should the Department Com
mander confirm their decision, the officer
will be notified that his resignation will be
accepted, to take effect at date To be des-
ignated in the notice,
on5recommeudatiou of the Board, a re-
examination, Mt the eud of limited time.
will be granted to officers who have failed
to come up to The required standard, and
who may be deemed worthy of it.
Gross immortality, habitual drum kenuess.
keeping low company, Sinking duty, undue
familiarity with subordinates or incapacity
to govern men, will be considered as dis.
qualifications
BY command of
BRIGADIER-GENERAL RosEoR4Xs,
GEo. L. HARTsugT, Asst. Adjt. Gen.
Cheat Mountain.
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