Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15

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70 go. More anon. n. n.
Injecting in MOnongalIa OOunty-Ap.
Pointment OF fDeIegates to the Par,
kersbnrg Convention.
Editors Intellsgencer:
AT meeting of the citizens of Mononpa
lila county, held at the Court House il
MorgantoWn, on Saturday the 1 lltE of April
1868, on motion. Amos s. BoWlby was an.
pointed President, and. Lewis s. Layton
Secretary.
Col. Henry Dering explained the object
OF the meeting to be for disappointment
OF delegates to heaUuconditional Unior
Gouyention, to be held at Parkersburp
after the proclamation of the President, de.
clarlng West Virginia one of the United
States for the nomination of State officers.
On motion, the following committee
was appointed by the President, to nomi.
nate aud report the names of 40 delegates
seven from each district, to represent this
countyin in said convention, Wis: 10,
Hon. w. IT. Wiley, Col. H. Dering, Col.
K. Fiunel, Jacob Newman, Doctor j. ".
Boughner, Jesse Mercer, Esq, and Colonel
James Evans. ~ - -
The committee retired, aud after some-
time reported the.following delegates. The
report was unanimously adopted:
Dtstrict No. Joseph JolliF, Jacob
Cartright, Thos. Tarleton, Joseph Grubb.
Jr., Isaac Reed, Abraham Devault, and
Moses Steel. s.sls..ll = :
District No. 2.-Col. H. Deriug, Alfred
Yeager, Col. Jas. Evans, Gen Lee Roy
Kramer, =. Q. Bunker, Esq, n. 20. vande-
wort and Capt. VIM. Lazier.
Otstrfct No. 3.-James Hare, Jas. T. Nc.
l0loskay, Charles Il. Burgess, E. W. st,
Clair, Jacob Miller, J. N. Baker and John
District No. 4.-John Lemley, ESQ.,. Sam.
s6si s66aiekI1ey, Ily, a. 5. Courtney, Fred. Furman,
.0ol, Il; Finnel, s. 8. Yeager, aud A. s..
District No. 5.-Heury Potter, j ohm B.
Lough, Jesse Mercer, Dr.. J. v. Boughner
John N. Waters, Wm. Fear, and William
81. Arnett. -
Di,trict No. 6.-Wm. Price. John Wild
man, Andrew Brown, Lewis Lemly, Rich.
ara B. Tennant, John Sutton and Benjamin
District No. 7.-Philemau L. Rice
VIM. Kinney, Michael White, George Price,
John Anderson, Vim. Parks and David
Ammons.
DR.. j. v. Boughner offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Re'otped,5 That, if any of :he foregoing
delegates are unable to attend the said
that the remaining delegates
OF the district may have the power of sub,
stltulng some other person in his or their
place, who shall be duly accredited as a
delegate from such district, to said couven.
ton. 81
On motion of Eon. w. n. Wiley twas
hFesotued, That this Getting deems it in
expedient to instruct the delegates appoint-
ed to said convention, further than that
they support sound, unconditional Union
men.
"A motion was carried, that the Secrets-
~ OF this meeting notify the delegates
aforesaid not in attendance at this meet.
ing, of their appointment.
Ontmotlony twas ordered that the pro-
ceedihgs of this meeting be published in
me alorgantoWn Nonttor, Fairmont Nation
~ aud Wheeling I1ltelLigencer. s7l,5i
The meeting then adjourned.
A. s. BowLBY, President.
L. S. LAYTON, sec'y.
The Early. Republicans or Harrison
County. Hf5E
SUTTox, WEsT V1RG1s1A, April a.,
Editors Iatelligtncer:
{. +. In 10 looking over the Clarksburg Patriot
Of March 9th, we find the following:
Honorto Whom HonorIs Due.
sour townsmen j. Snider Kidd, William
Carpenter, and Ira Hart have reason to be
proud. They can congratulate. themselves
upon having their views adopted by pow
ertIl party in community where two
abort opS0 ~. -.
who two years ago denounced them as
abolitionists; and cshunned them as infec.
tious, have adopted their options. are now
followers in their wake, and constitute
their riparty. We well remember the wrath
Of some of these same followers against us,
because we would not join iu the hue and
cry against these gentlemen, now the lead
ers OF the party in our midst. And to-day
The men who stigmatized us as m aboli-
zionist for not denoupcing the gentlemen
we have named, call us traitor. because
unlike. them our opinions are what thew
we're two years ago, and although not of the
party at the head of which stand Messrs.
Hart, Carpenter and Kidd, our relations
with these gentlemen are the same. so far
as we know, as they were two years ago.
nor have we heard Of their joining in the
ienunciations against us indulged in by
The new converts to their faith.'
For the benefit of your many readers, We
wonid say that Ira Hart was not a support
sF Of Messrs. Lincoln and Hamlin, but on
Lhetcontraty ne was q warm friend and
supporter OF Messrs. Bell and Everett, vet
we believe he was called an abolitionist BY
thelso+called Democratic party.
The editor says that, they. Kidd Carnep-
ter and Hartl can congratulate them
selves by having thafra y;SS,,,., "a 5.s.l ~