Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22
Proceedings OF the ParkersburE
Convention.
PAaEEasRURe, ". Va, April 20. 1864.

PAREERsRURG, W. Va, April 20, 1864.
The State Convention to nominate dele
gates TO the National Union Convention to
meet 10 tue city OF Baltimore on the .Eth
day of June next. met al the Oourt House
At o'clock A. 81. this day.
"a motion of Thonas Hornbrook, of
o iO, Chester D. Hubbard, of Ohio. WAS
appointed temporary President, aud Gran.
vi lie D. Hall, OF Harrison, temporary Sec
Rotary.
U. motion of Lee R,y Kramer, of Mo-
noug ,lIa, it was ordered that committee
OF Eve be appointed 10 report permanent
officers; and uuder this order the President
Sprointed Aessrs. Lee Roy Kramer, of Mon
oOgaIia, SPecir Patrick, Of Kanawha, John
N-BOyd, ct MNrIou, Emory StrickIer, OF
Harrison, and James Carskadon, of HGmp.
Phire.
The committee shortly submitted re-.
port recommending the election of The tenn,
pOrary President and Secretary, and or
motion Ut James Wilson, Of Ohio, the re,
cOmmendauOu was unanimously adopted.
"a motion of e. II. Norton, Of Ohio
SyiSanus ". Hall, of Marion, was appoint
I'd arslstsnt Secretary.
Al the suggestion OF the President, thC
tolloWing gentlemen reported themselye,
as delegates, and presented credentials
Br.oks-Comp6etl Tarr, Il. C. Sheppard
ana u Scott.
Oho-TnOmas Horubrook, James vii
SOP, U. D. Hubbard, Joseph Bell, William
Graft, A. B. Caldwell, W. B. Smith, Ed
ward Reid, William Holiday, Bepiamil
EIley, E. N. Norton and Lewis Lunsiord.
WGTShdH civilian Alexander, Jame
]. Purdy.
QUA D. soper. v. Smith aud W
]. BUremRn. an
Hasanh-F. C. Taylor, John N Betk.
her@er, Jas. W. Williamson, Isaiah Nor.
gan aud r T. Parker.
HTriSoR-Emory StrickIer, Granville
D h"n, J. J. Young and VIM. R. Alex.
moOd-AIOnlo Cooper, DR.. T. j. Dewy
X foreman, Capt. VIM. LoysdOu, Dan:
lei Pedtn, J J. Hopkins. b. Cook; ]. W.
Henderson, John j. McInIire, Sardis Cole
wiil'um s. Stevenson, James Leeob' a.
StephenO aud Jacob Deems.
ZsytOr-J. h Gather.
NaT.oR-1oseph W. Cromwell, Aaron
Hail. '''1S' '"
AOaongoEa-Les Roy Kramer. -
,UpsAHr-F Berdiu.
uamPShire-James CarskadOn.
J'gsTSOH-GeOrge KOOncv. ]. A. Chap.
line, and wm. A. Chapliuc.
RanaEha-GreenbaryS Slack, DR.. Spiee,
Patrick, William Brown and Benj. Sisak
JueksoR-D. J. Keeney, ]. A. smith. b
D. wuiaWs, R. S. Brown, &. Chidiste,
and Geo. S. n, King. III
.N1soa-E' N. Fitzgerald aud John God.
es6ea-wu. T. Dossabsrry.
Vegetable ssgur James Hardy and
Thomas C0PIey,
RoaHs-C. A. Roberts.
On molten of W. L Boremau, of TYLER
the rules OF the House Of Delegates 1srs
adopted for the government OF the Con.
Veniiob.
o. motion of 5. 81. Fitzgerald of Mason.
IL was ordered that a committee OF seven
be appointed to report resolutions, two 10
be apPolpted BY the delegates from each
Congressional District, aud the seventh by
the President. - -
Subsequently, the chairmen OF the dele
galinns {. ported the following sslactIonss
FfrIE DIstr7et-R I. Foreman OF Tyielf..
anu a. y. CaId we'll OF Ohio.
SseIad DiatSiet-Lee Roy kramer Of
Monongaliss and George Koones Of Jeffer.
son.
T4ird D1triet-Absl Ssgur OF wayps
and Grsenbury Slack Of KanaRha. ~
The President appointed as the seventh
and ChairmEn Of the Committee, s. n.
Fitzgerald of Mason.