Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-23
Marshall stIlI nIovimg-Death to Trea-
SON and Traitors. OIL


a large and enthusiastic War meeting of
the citizens of Marshall County, WAS held
ut the Court House on Monday the 2lst
inst, (Court day.) The meeting was or
ganized by appointing Remembrance Swan
Delegate to the Legislature, Chairman, and
james Holiday, Secretary. The object of
the meeting on request, WAS explained by
the Secretary to respond to the Presidents
recant reqUisiuOn for three hundred thous-
and men. and to institute proper. measures
to raise ut once Marshall County's quota
under the Governors proclamation. The
Governors proclamation was read by Jas,
Burley Esq, and suggestions were made by.
him as TO the best mode of proceeding in
response thereto. AT the conclusion of
which, r. c. Holiday was called for and
responded in brief and earnest address,
urging prompt and united action on the
part of the people to sustain by contribu-
llnns of men and money to the coustitu-
tional government fthe land inits patriotic
efforts to sustain itself in its protracted
death struggle with treason and ,trai-i
tors. At the conclusion of which it was
resolved to raise ut the earliest practi-
cable day Marshall Gounty's quota of
volunteers, and for this purpose to pay
to each new volunteer (when accepted by
the RegimentAl Surgeon) from the County
treasury S25, to be raised by levy, and for
this purpose the Court was requested to
make an order at its present session, con-
veniug the Justices at the August term next
to carry the resolution of the meeting into
effect, Sheriff Reed having expressed his
willingness TO summon all the Justices
without compensation. The sense of the
meeting was expressed that the services of
the Justices should be rendered in the pre-
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To aid in and expedite the work of rais-
iog volunteers, a committee for the county
consisting of three persons for each Magis.
terial District was appointed as follows.
First Distriet-Hiram McMechen, Alex.
Kemple and Jasper Turner. e1fata5h
Second District-Jnmes Whittingham,
William Blake and Jeremiah Jones. ~
Third Distriet-James Alexander, VIM
Collins and WIN. R. Kimmons. sid o
Fourth Distriet-John Reynolds, Thomas
o. Mcfarland and Alfred Gaines. n1
FGtth Distriet-Seth Ingram, Theodore
CIemmens and James Campbell. Eqi =
!SiLth District-Lot Enox, Emanuel Frans
els and SilOs Ingram. 3Qs 1at -el
Seventh Distriet-J. B. Hagar, George
Hubbs aud Wm. D. Logsdon. &, 4s,e E7'
Eighth DiStrict-Brice Howard, John
Richey and ]. w. Bonar. ll Han .sln5lz9a
The following resolution was offered by
n. G. Holiday, Esq, and unanimously
adopted by wild shouts of 4aye,n "good,
etc. ETC.; sei ora ~ bsai
ResOlued, That in the judgment of this
meeting, John s. Carlile, our present Sem
ator in Congress, has, by his action and
votes in that capacity, been unfaithful to
the high trust confded to him, and has not
only failed to fairly represent the feelings
and wishes and interests ofsthe people of
Marshall county, but has grossly misrep-
resented the same and, that we hereby
reprobate our said Senator and his official
acts, and call upon him TO immediately re-
sign his office as Senator. And the thanks
of the meeting are hereby expressed TO Sem
ators Wade and Wiley and to Congress-
men Brown and Blair, and all other true
friends in, Congress TO our new State move
ment. ei4i.ian flasa o.
REMEMBRANCE SWAN, Pres'f. 2
JAMES HOLIDAY, SeGiy. Iso o. sei -
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