The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05
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April 20, 1904.

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On motion Of ThOmOS Hornbrook. Of
Ohio, CheSlSr D. Hubbard, Of OHIO,
Wal appointed temporary President, and
GnEvillO D. Hall, Of HarriVOR, tempo.
tay Secretary.
0u motion Of Lee Roy Kramer, Of
MonOngaliO, il was ordered that a com.
milseS Oi Eve be appointed to report per.
malsnt officers: and under this order
thp, President appointed MessrS, Leo
Roy Kramer. Of MOnongalia, S2icsr R9t.
rick, Of Kanawha. John N. Rsyd. Of
Marion, Emory Stricklor. Of Harrison,
and james CaFskadOn. Of Hampshire.
The committee shortly submitted a
report recommending the election Of the
Temporary President and Secretary. and
on motion ofJOmes Wilson, of Ohio, tho
recommendation was unanimously adOp'
ted.
o. motion Of E. N. Norton. of Ohio.
Sylvanus w. Hall, Oi Marion. yap ap,
pointed sssiVtSnt Secretary.
The Rnggesqon OF the RFe4dent the
following gentlemen rSpoTtod themselves
aS delegates, and presented credsntiAls:
HANcocx-James l.. Freeman.
BkookE--Campbell Tarr, H. G. Shep.
pard, and C. F. Scott.
0hIo Thomas HOrnbrook, James
Wilson, C. D. Hubbard. Joseph Bell,
William Craft. A. B. Caldwell, w B.
Smith. Edward Reid, William Holiday,
Benjamin Exley, E, n. Norton aud
Lewis Lunsford.
MARsuALL-William Alexander. James
Jemipon, James Cunningham, and vii.
liauIiJ. Purdy.
TiLER--A. D. SOper. V. Smith and
". BoremaHs
PkEAsASrs-F. C. Taylor. John N.
Berkhsimoi. Jas. w. Williamson, Isaiah
Morgan and R. 7. Parker.
HARRIsoS--Emory stricklor, Gran.
VILE D. Hall, j. J. Young and William
r. Alexander.
WooD--Alonzo Cooper. DR.. T. J.
Dewy, X. r. Boreman. Capt. VIM. LOya.
don. Daniel Pendon, j. J. Hopkins, B.
Cool, J. w. Henderson, John ]. McIn.
tire. Sssdis Cole, William E, Stevenson,
yaE Leech, Q. stephens and Jacob
Deens.
T4yLoR-J. II. Gather.
MARION Joseph w. Cromwell. Aaron
Hawkins, John y. Boyd and Sylyaups
W. Hall.
MoEoSoALiA-Lee Roy Kramer.
UpsuUR- +. Berdin.
HANPsulRE-James Corskadon.
JEFFEgsoE-GsorgO Koonce, ]. A.
Cbaplino and VIM. A. Chapline.
misunderstanding Slack, DR..
Spicer Patrick, William Brown and
Benz. Slack.
JicksoS--D. ]. Keeney, J. A. Smith,
B. D. Williams, r. 5. Brown, E. Child
lister and George s, NJ. King.
MAsQS--E. n Fitz-Gcrald and John
Cooley.
CApEL1-wm. a Duseoborry.
WArNr-Abls segur, James Hood
and Thomas Copley.
RoAsE-T. A. Roberts.
On motion of w. 1. Boreman. Of Ty.
Ter, the rules Of the House Of Delegates
we're adopted for tbp government of the
Convention.
On motion OF +. NJ. Fitz-Gerald, Of
Mason. il was ordered that committee
of seven bo appointed TO report reSOlu'
tions, two to be appointed by the Dele.
gates from each Congressional District,
and the seventh by the President.
Subsequently tho chairmsu Of the
delegates reported the following goloe'
tiops:
FIRST DsTRIcr-W. l. Boreman, Of
Tyler, aud A. B. Caldwell, Of Ohio.
SECOND DrsTRlcr--LeO Roy Kramer,
Of MQnOngPlio, anf George KoOncO Of
Jefferson.
THIRD DIsrRIcr-Abel Segur, Of
Wayne, and GrOenberry Slack Of Kan.
awhs.
The President appointed as the sew.
enlh and chairman Of the Committee, u.
n, Fitz-Gerald, Of Mason.
On mStiop Of E. II. Norton, Of Ohio,
it wsS ordered that committee Of ono
from each county reprOsoplcd be sp.
pointed 10 fix upon a basis oil reprosen.
ation; and in obedience to the order, the
President appointed the following gen.
tlsmen;
MeSSrs. Freeman, Of Hancock; Torr,
Of Brooke; Norton, Of Ohio; Alexander,
of Marshall Sopor, Of TylstI Williamson
Of Plelssnts; Alexander, OF Harrison;
Henderson, Of Wood; Gather. Of Taylor;
Cromwell. of Marioni [ramSr, Of Mon.
Ongsliu; Berlin, Of UPshpr; CarSkSdon,
of Hampshire; ]. A. ChopliGO, Of Jot
IOuon, ., SlasE, Of KsnaEha; Keenoy,
Of Jackson Fitz-Gerald, of Ma.
son; pusOnberry, Of COboll; Coplcy, Of
Wayne; and Roberts oI Roapp.
John n. Boyd Of Marion, offered the