Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

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BE- give NoaS bnt a sober u ahy IlFrs1n n I'll up.
py. Application To he ulAIe 10 MAJOR TN ipI,E
"n or before Satn 'iay. the 2lst inst. Iv1O-iis
NlD- TnE FouRrn or lux MExtIxo.-
The meeting at the Court ll1usr last gwen
ing was well attended. y hand of music
was in attendance. and previous 10 the or
ganizatiOu of the meeting enlivcned the
crowd with some excellent music.
On motion of G. L. Crnmer, Mayor
Sweeney was called to the chair.
On motion of JIG. Orr, F. Il. Foster
and w. B. Smith were requested to act as
Secretaries.
Mr.. Orr moved that committee Of thir-
tnen be appointed to make suitable ar
engagements for the celebration of the day.
The motion being agreed 10, the following
gentlemen were appointed:
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
John Bishop, Alonzo Loring, j. @, Har.
hour, JAS. G. Orr, Andrew Wilson, Jas. W.
Paxton, S. Harper, John Hobbs. Fred d
Norton, G. l.. Cranmer, j. q Cooper, N. @.
Arthur, Jno. Brady.
On motion of Mr. Craumer, a committee
of three from each ward of the city, and
Ritchietown, Fulton and Bridgeport were
appointed to collect funds. The following
gentlemen were appointed:
FINANCE CoMNuFrRR.
First Ward-Joseph seybOld, Geo. Rob-
inson, Smith McDonnald.
Second Ward-A. W, Laughlin, G. W.
FraEzheim, Samuel Mcclellan.
Third Ward-Geo. x. Wheat, John Don
Ian, j. t. Scott.
Fourth Ward-.George Adams, E. G. JEFF
fers. d. DOnnel,
ETt6 Wards. D. Wait, S. P. HiIdreth,
John Roemer.
Sirth lFard-Jacob Berger, II. j. Blair.
Ri'ehieto,on-JamesB Barnes, jesse Wheat,
John Warehouse.
Fulton-william Jordan, John Zoeckler,
John Midth.
Bn9gspors-o. oglobay, j, c. Tallmaa,
!. Holloway.
The Mayor stated that more than year
ago the Hon. John j. Critteuden had prom
ised to visit the city, but at that time could
not comply. 1t had been suggested that
thts meeting should invite Mr.. Crittenden
Mr.. Edgington moved that Mr.. Critten-
den be invited to visit this city on the
Fourth, on his return home after the ad-
journment of Congress.
Major Humphrey hoped the gentleman
who made the suggestion, would make the
motion to invite Mr.. Crittenden.
Mr.. George W. Sights moved that the
Committee Of Arrangements DO requested
to extend the invitation. Adopted.
Mr., Cranmer moved that the Mayor be
added to the Committee of Arrangements.
Adopted.
Loud calls was hero made for Auditor
Crane. who, being in the audience, re
spoMded in brief speech. He said we
should remember the day we propose to
celebrate as a sacred Sabbath. We should
honor the Constitution to-day and the
great men who established it more than
ever now that efforts are being made to de-
Stroy it. lie spoke of the unholy rebel
lion which he compnredto tue rebellion Of
his Satanic Majesty. He also spoke of the
guerrilla warfare now being carried on in
this part of the State, and he hoped that
the new Virginia regiment called for would
be speedily raised.
The Mayor announced that the Commit
tee on Finance would meet this friday
evening at the Office of Geo. W. Sights,
Clerk of the Circuit Court. Also that the
Committee of Arrangements would meet
this friday evening at the Book Store Of
]. @. Orr b Co., at a o'clock.