Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09
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HOCQNONlQd-Os " NlB1Oul SOHu Ne "
Hon. SamI Young, Benoni Griffin.
Pleasants-T. D. Gorrell-l.
Decentralization Hagans, Col. Chas.
Hooton, Reuben Warthon, Thomas Gregg,
VIM. B. linn, John Orr, Il. d. Moore, DR..
o. Purinton, f. W. Purinton, E. s. Viii
son, James b. Carroll, James P. Smith,
Joshua Jenkins, VIM. H. Grimes, F. Heer-
mans, Kelso Pell, VIM. B. Crane, James P.
Sturgiss, VIM. Glover, J, P. Jones, Capt.
VIM. Hall-2l.
RandcLph-Cyrus Kittle-l.
Ritehie-Gen. A. S. Core, A, Lowther,
Jr-2.
ROans-H. D. Chapman, VIM. Wood
ward-2.
Taylor-HarmOn siusel, George H. H.
Kunst, Alfred Rector, Gen. ThOs. Gather,
John J. Allen, W. Il. Shields, Jesse 81. Ca
ther, James Davis, Elijah sinsel, John 7.
Moss, Wesley Frazier, Henry Compton,
Col. George R. Latham, Josiah Simmons,
Eugeuius Ford, John K. Knots, ]. II.
Scrogin, Waldo P. Bartlett, Richard Harr,
John Musgraye-2o. ~
TGcEsr.-Adam Tate, Andrew PiPer-2.
Upshur.-N. II. Taft, F. Barlin, John
Love, A. B. CLARK, N, B. WamsleyI Hon. d.
D. T. Farnsworth, Jacob Teter, a. B.
Rehrbough-8.
TyLsr.9Rev. G. Warner, ]. Edgar Boy
ers, w. 1. Boreman, Rev. Daniel Sweeney,
]. T. Galloway, L. W. T. Martin, Col. r.
s. Corbitt, VIM. Wells-s.
Wayas.-Lieut z. D. Ramsdell-1.
WetzeE.-ReV. James G. West, Edwin
Kile, Elihu Morgan, James Musgrave-4.
Rirt.-B. F. Stewart, Richard Tins, E.
G. Graham, E. Beatty, D. N. Wolf-5.
WooG.-Capt. H. N. Crooks, Sardis Cole,
George ]. Hopkins, Bennett Cook, W. II.
Cooper, John R. Ebert, Thompson Leech,
Joseph Il. Simpson, G. Gibbons, ]. N.
Leech, James E. Wharton, A. g. Leonard,
r. 8. Smith-l3.
Total, 226.
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
On motion of James E. Wharton, of
Wood, it was ordered that a committee of
Eve, on Permaueut Organization, be raised;
and the President appointed thereuPon the
following gentlemen Messrs. James E.
Wharton, of Wood; Hon. Henry Craugle,
of Ohio; Hon. Greenberry Slack, Of Ka-
naWha, VIM. B. linn, of Prestoni and D. j.
Keeney, of jackson.
coMMTrEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Q On motion of John N. Boyd, of Marion,
q committee of five on Resolutions was or
dered; and thereupon the President ap
pointed the following gentlemen John N.
Boyd, of Marion; Hon. Andrew Flesher, of
jackson; Hon. John 81. Atkinson, of Han
cock; E. NJ. Fitzgerald, Of Masoni and
Harmon Sinsel, of Taylor.
On motion of Harmon Sinsel, of Taylor,
Col. George r. Latham, of that county,
was added to the committee on resolu-
tions, as was, also, Col. Joseph Snider, of
Monongslia, on motion of John N. Boyd,
of Marion. sa
COMMITTEE ON BASIS OF EXPERIMENTATION.
On motion of John NJ Phelps, of Mason,
a committee of seven on Basis Of Repre-
sentation was ordered; and thereupon the
President appointed the following gentle
men: Messrs. Hon. John NJ. Phelps, of
Mason; A. G. Leonard, of Wood. John R.
Hubbard, of Ohio; Wm. L. Crawford, of
Hancock; John s. Barns, of Marion; Hon.
D, D. T. Farnsworth, of UPshuri and Ma
than Goff, of Harrison.
On motion of Z. N. Fitzgerald, Of Ma.
SON, the Convention took recess of half
an hour,
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
When the Convention had returned to
order, the chairman of the Committee on
Permanent Organization submitted re-
port, recommending Gen. lie Roy Kramer,
of Monougalia, for President, and for Sec
retsries those temporarily appointed.
On motion of N. a. Taft, of Upshur, A.
B. RohrbOugh, of that county, was added
to the Secretaries. u.Is
Nathan q. Taft, of Upshur, and John N.
Phelps, of Mason, were appointed q COM
mittee to wait upon the President-elect,
and conduct him to the Chair.
When the President had assumed the
chair, "'
On motion of James q. Carroll, of Pres
ton,
RssoEVed, That the rules of the House of
Delegates, so lar as applicable, be adopted
for the government of this Convention.
In accordance with the rules adopted,
the President requested Rev. Mr.. Regsr,
of the NJ. E. Church, to open the session
with prayer, who accordingly addressed
supplication to the Throne Of Grace.
BASIS OF EXPERIMENTATION.
The chairman of the Committee on a
Basis of Representation submitted the fol-
lowing report: -----.r-eT
/ omFiFstLThat the vote for Governor in
1863 be the basis; and that each county
then voting, be entitled to one vote in this
Convention for every hundred, and for
every fraction of a hundred, greater than
fifty, of the votes then cast. llH
"Second-That counties here represent
ed, which cast no vote for Governor in
1859, shall each be entitled to two votes
in this Convention"
The report was adopted. is
ooHTEsTED SEAT.
John R. Hubbard, of Ohio, moved that
John Hall, of Mason, be added to the list
of delegates for that county, but the mo-
ton was not agreed to, ~ lz e.
EoMINATIoNs RoE STATE OFFICERS.
On motion of John N. Boyd, Of Marion,
the Convention proceeded to the nomina-
tion of Governor. 5--ei
a. G. Leonard, of Wood, nominated Ar
thur l. Boremau, (incumbeut).
There being no other nominations, on
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