Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-28

'JoHS J. BEovy, Of Preston, Is = sharp.
featured gentleman, lhiTIy.dVe years Of
age. I've feet ten inches, has shoH thin
Ehisktrs, wears blue coat With brass
buuous, is prepoiSssSing in bis appear
auee. aud quite agreeable; he was = Brock
inridze Democrat, and is young man Of
promise. lie 10 4 lawyer, and clear aud
iorelbls speaker, Short aud to the point
he vas bora 10 Virginia,
JAWS II. BRoWA, Of KAaaWha. NJ.
BroUn Is a tall sAlloW ViSAged man, forty
two years old, black hair asl Whisksrs,
loug face, has the appearance, a little Of
James NsesOn, late Of FAirmOht, and much
OF bis mAnuer aud all bis legal knowledge.
he is exceedingly adabls, aud is put down
BY most Of the members as the "smarisst
nAu' in the CouTentiop. / am not sure
Of this, but undoubtedly be Is the most
logical dsbater, and one Of the ablsss law
yers, II the words Of those who know him
well are evidence. lie would GdOru'aBy
deliberalivs body. lie wps a BrsektnridEs
Democrat, bat rePudiatsd secession as soOu
as be saw Il ia the party. Hsha5just been
elected Judge OF the KanAWha Circuit
he is native Of virginia.
RICHARD l.. BRooKs, Of UPShur, was an
N. +. preacher, 10 now farmer, is aly-
two years old, has broad, Presbytsrisa-
looking face, and q farmsr.like appearance,
speaks but seldom, aud then slowly and
cautiously. He was bora in Virginia, aud
preferred Bell, but did not vote.
a - IL
member, but attentive. lie wears long
black coat, and aloWcrOWned "Iloueh hat, y
iS tall and we'll built, has the pretuest
WhiskerS 10 the convention, aud is one Of
the haudIomeSt men, lie makes no spec
ehes, was bora 10 Virginia, Is Ihirty-three
years old, and voted for Bell.
GoRDoS BATrELLE, Of Ohio, is about
Eorty.seVen years old, Is hearty, good.
uat1red. lOOkiHg-mAa, With round face,
WsarS spectaeleS, thick bushy hair, and
black cloth 81 excellent quality, no 10
Chaplain Of the LIST Virginia regiment, is 4
man Of hne education, and pulpit orator
Of the Rrst class. He dont believe in
preachers being politicians, and was elect.
cd 70 this Conventional his absence, and
without his knowledge. He was born IN
Ohio, and is Wing.
HEXRI D. CHAPMAN, Of RoAne, was bora
in Massachusetts,, Is physician, sixty
three ysarI old, quite gray, and Is lame
He SayS nothing 10 Convention, but Is al
ways on hand 10 vote. lie 10 pleasant aud
agreeable, aud 'JOuul on the Union" He
voted for Bell.
Z. Il. CALDWELL, of Marshall, is law
yer, tall, slender, lean, gray, 6fGy.two years
old, speaks rapidly, SenSibly. hArShly, looks
like an Episcopal minister or a Presbyte.
rian Elder, but don't wear white erAvAt,
llourishsI spsctAslcs aud side Whiskers.-
He is chairman Of the Committee on the
Executive Department lie Was warm
Bell and Everett man. He is ''natiVe and
to the manner bOrn.'
THoNAs R. CARsEADoS, Of Hampshire, is
the youngest man Ia the Convention, being
ouly tWenly.four years Of age, though be
wears blue Spectaeles. He don't speak
much, but Is not tougus-tiedi be looks like
ladies' man, though be Is far from hand
some. lie is atlentiVe TO business. he is
farmer, born in Virginia, and voted for
Bell.
JAXEs S. CASSIDY, Of FAyette, is a quiet,
SOldisr.l looking man, forty years old. He
holds some position in the U. s. Army,
makes no SpseeheSi be is a farmer, and a
Whig, born in Virginia. He has not re-
turned 70 the Convention since the recess.
HExRY DRRIxG, Of MOnougalia, is or was
a merchant, fifty yearS Of age, born in Viz
GINA, Is fine looking man, little gray,
has beard under his chin, and dresses well.
He makes short, clear fOrcible speech,
aud voted for Bell.
JoHS A. DLLE, Of Preston, Is native OIL
PenuSylTania, is a lawyer Of ability. lie
is one Of tue most agreeable and social
men In the Convention; was Douglas
Democrat, and is perhaps the most ardent
New State man in the body. He is tall and
not very pretty; has dark hair and dark
complexion, dresses we'll, speaks little, but
to the point, and is valuable member, and
writes the prettiest aul hardest hand to
read, in the Convention.
ABiJAH Dolly, Of Hardy, is a farmer,
looks like farmer, and talks like far
mer. Don't profess to be speaker, and
therefore don't try to speak he iS not
handsome by considerable, but is very
worthy man, aud has nSked much for the
Union cause. He was Bell man.
s. n. HANSLEY, Of Raleigh, Is also far
mer, but private volunteer in the army
he Is 4 small man, wearing speetAclesr
never opens bis mouth except TO vote. He
Is Tery attentive. he was Bell man.
EPHRAIX B. HALL, Of Marion, is pretty
we'll known, and needs but little descriP.
ton. He was member Of the Richmond
Convention, where he did himself great
honor, remaining till the adjournment
thereof, aud fighting, for long time, sin
gle handed, the rebels Of the whole State.
II il had not been for him, the people oil
the Northwest, in all probability, would
never have known what was done in that
Convention, after the State protested to
Secede. Mr.. Hall is tall, good-looking
man, and dresses well has very large
practice as a lawyer, speaks earnestly aud
iorcibly, but rather tediously sometimes,
lie Is thirty.uine years old, and was an ar
dent Bell man, aud says be goes for the
''tail Of the ticket yet He is Chairman
Of the Committee on the Schedule.
HiRAM HAINOSp, Ct Marion, Is a brother
Of Old Tom, and an uncle Of All, but has
proved himself faithful among the faith
less He Is fity-aVe years Of age born
In Virginia, Is merchant and farmer
He has never varied from the old Whig
faith, Ardently supports the Administration
and hates secession equal TO "auy other