Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22
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Al,slEa,.sr D.i,gsis Ct trgs-Honfk.
sy. Whsley et Mason, and Vim. n. Butsu.
berry az iGshelL -
sfoH gtstefa DaeQStSs-B. D. Williams
OF Jackson, and GfeonbuEy SLACK of KA.
AhesHGtes for Diitiet Dslsgatsi-H. ".
stewart Of WeTne, Dr., @. n, Petrsi of
PUTNAM Matthew'S GearY of Roane. and
Robert HARar of Boone. i
The Chairman OF the Committee on
sotutions reported she fotioWi6F
HHEhAAsS Thea time having, arrived for
me selection Of delegates toIFehsct the
sentiments Of the uncondiliouaLUnion peo-
PIE OF our nav State in heNatiouaI Union
Convention appointed 70 msetin Baltimore
ons1hs 1th OF Juae next, 70 place 10 nom
inatiOn candidates for Presldant end vice
President to be supported BY Uuionists In
the coming Presidential election, therefore,
REsQleeds That Ne heartily endorse the
present National AdmtnisiraIion 10, ils
faithful Efforts 70 suppress and crush out
the existing eanselesg and wicked Rebel-
lion, and that the loyal people Of West
Virginia will atRnd by il until every Rebel
Hllhln the United States shall be cosFeed.
into o6edlenee % the laws, or shall have
ned the country or ceased to live.
Rttot1ed, That We, the loyal peopIe of
west Virginia In State Convention ASSEM-
bled do hereby annhesitatinRly and em /.
tPhAtieally declare our present worthy
observation-disclosures Lincoln. of Illinois
our hfat choice fof President, aud Andrew
yohnsoui OF Tennessee, ouf 6rSt ehoice for
wee Pfestdsnts for the term commencing
on the 4th Of March, 1858
4 ReRofpAd That AhG &c.,. -
fore Congress for so amending our Eatioual
Consultation, ~ to,foreTer prohibit human
slavery within the United States aud Ter ,
Eitorles, meets with our cordial approval,
and We trust it may be speedily adopted
ana as soon - IL Is possible for it, TO pass
through. the neeeaaary forms Of law may
become thus q part our Cons litution.
The resolutions we're considered, sep.
arateiy, 60: :
apieeF Patrick, of KauEWa, moved 70
strike Out OF the FIRST resolution the words
"haTo been coeresd into obediencs'i aud
substiIute the word t.Submit;p but the
mottouWSs not sRreed,to.
Tue same gentleman moved 10 strike
nom the conclusion Of the resolution the
words ''oE shall have fed the country or
ceased 70 IVsj hnt the resolution did not
pGsHei', ana the resolution as originally
/ SEN - s''s'S " ASlAoub 4tSa6pt 2QOptaQ.,-
The question occurring on Tho second
REGULATION, John N. Boyd, ofMarion, moved
10 strike theEeirom all relative TO the vice
Preatdent, but tho motion failed aud the
revolution was unanimously adopted.
I Tbs third resolution was amended on
motion of Mr.. Boyd, by inserting after th.
words "meets with our cordial approval, .
the words, "aud that our Representa- live,
in Congress be respectfully requested %
vote for said amendment when it comes
before the House OF Representatives for
aetionip and thus amsnded, IL WAS mani
mously adopted. 5 i. - -
On motion ofaR. B. Smith OF Ohio.
hesotUtd, Phatbhe loyal papers of the
State be requested to PUBLISH the proceed.
ings Of this Convention, and that such pub.
licstion be the notice to the delegates and
pointment- ~, -
On motion Of Lee Roy Kramer Of Mou-
ongaiia, tho thanks OF the Convention we're
rendered 70 the oticars Of that body for the
mGnteE ID which they had discharged their
dbiteb, and q 90 Zee - .;
On motion OF George Koonce of ts6er-
aon, thanks were voted 70 The reGs6tioE
committes Of the city for their kind 'attsu!
ton to the delegates! q pFislfIf y = ID
On motion of e1ylyanus W. Hall Of Ma
r1ont the Convention then dissolved.