Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
TIE Lsgi.tutur.-How conpossd.

TIE election rstsrrs z.s "a fsocn coz
y.szs1 Bat as fas - .sw known, TIE Lsgis-
l..a,e vii be conposed Of the following
gsoilsmse-
Eorsz-Fron Barbour. Joseph Tsterg5
Boose. R9bt. szgzrsIBrs1ton, Felix sguon;
Brooke "a. " Crotbers; Csbsll. R3zsrd
b. Wight Doddridgs, gparain Bee; Hsa-
cock, VI L. Crawford jackson. D. J. Ese-s
nsy; Lewis P 81 Hale; Morgan, Joseph g.
Wheat (probzblyS] Nssos, Lewis Bum-
gardner PsndIeton. John Boggs; Patnam,
George C. Bower; Ri;cbie, SAINT 4. DaW-
sou; Taylor, LIZ. DAyidson5 Tyler, Rev.
Daniel Sweeney Upshur, Ava Teter; Wet
eel, Samuel J. Robinson; Writ, Albert Pos
teriIHampsbire, George ". Sheets and::J
J. B.rsick; Harrison, Nathan Coz and 8. g.
Fleming; KaoaWha, Spicer. Patrick and
Lewis Rufner; Marion, Isaac Holman and
John s. Barnes; Marshall, Joseph Turner.
and Michael Dunn; mongolia, Lee Roy
Kramer and John B. Tough; Preston, 81.
b linn and j. c. McGrew; Ohio, Daniel
Lamb, W. ". Shriyer and a r. Ross;
Peasants, aud Wood DIST dist.) H. y.
Crooks and p. G. Van Wrinkle; Calhoun
and Gilmer I'D dist ". T. Want; Tucker
and Raudolph (5th dist.) Cyrus Kettle.
This makes forty out of the ffly-two
members which is the whole number pro.
vided by the Constitution. The counties
not yet heard from are the following:
Faystte, Hardy, Logan, Mercer, Roane,
and Wayne, entitled to one delegate each;
Clay aud Nicholas I'D dist, Webster and
POcahOutas (4tb Dist, and Mcdowell,
Wyoming aud Raleigh 10Th dist.), entitled
TO one delegate each district; aud Green
brier aud Monroe which are entitled 70
three.
I. is doubtful whether members have
been elected from any Of these couutieg;
though We learu the refugees from some
ofthem have held elections, aud will apply
for representation. Considering the state
Of the back or frontier counties, and espe.
cia!Iy that raid had been made through the
State Immediately before the election, the
people have done we'll in elec,iug regularly
fOur-6fths of:the House; and the material
chosen speaks we'll not only for their iudc-
ment but their sterling loyalty.
So far as known to us the following gem
uemen are elected to the Senate
From the FIRST Senatorial district, COM
posed of the counties Of Hancock, Brooke
and Ohio, Chester D. Hubbard of Wheeling,
and ]. H. Atkinson of New Cumberland.
From the second district, composed of
Marshal, Wetzel and Marion, James Burlev
Of MOundSville, and Aaron Hawkins Of
Marion.
From the third district, MonoDgalfa,
Preston and Taylor, E C. Bunker of Nor.
gantown, and John J. Brown of Kiugwood.
From the fourth district, Peasants, Ty.
Ter, Richie, Doddridge and Harrison, Dan
ieI Raymond of Federal Hill (Ritchie) aud
Edwin Maxwell of CIarks6urg.
From the fifth district, Wood. Wir,
Jackson, ROnne, Calhoun aud Gilmer, E.
g. MahOn of Jackson, and W E. Stevenson
of Wood
From the sixth district, Barbour, Tuck
eF, Lewis, Bra1tOu, Upshur aud Randolph.
Daniel D. T. Farnsworth of Buckhannon,
and William D. Rollyson of Sutton.
From the seventh district, Mason, Put
man, Clay and Nicholas, j. N. Phelps of
Mason and Greenberry Slack of Kanawha,
From the eighth district, Cabell, Wayue.
Boone, Logan, Wyoming, Mercer and Nc
DOwell, Vim. H. Copley, and John B.
Bowen.
From the ninth district, Webster, Pocs.
houtas, Fnyette, Raleigh. Greenbrier and
Monroe, none heard from. Probably NO
election was, or could be, held.
From the tenth district, PendIeton. Har.
dy, Hampshire aud Morgan, Aaron Becktol
of Morgan, and James Carskadou of Hamp.
This makes eighteen out of the twenty,
OF which the Senate is to be composed
which is certainly doing very well. So
tar as we know anything of these gentle.
men, either personally or by reputation. we
think the new Senate, as we'll as the new
House. will be a body creditable to the
liability.
YESTERDAY was the day appointed for
the eOnVOcatiOu of Ohio COpperheads at
Columbus. We are induced by the state
ments of the Cincinnati and Columbus pa
pers to believe that ii will nominate Val
landtgham for Governor of Ohio. Blu.
little good nomination by that Conveu.
ton will do YalIundigham or any other
"COP." This Convention, it should be uu-
derstOOd, meets merely to ratify the nom-
inatiOn made by the Chattanooga Re5si-l
We should hear something concerning its
proceedings before going to press.
The Columbus Journal says that Miss
Lawrence, OF Weston, Lewis county, West