Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22
0o motion Of 3. 4, Moron Al ohje 4,

Is. 70 "a GPon oasis Of representation; and
In obedience 70 the ordsf, the Pfesident
appointed the follQRing kehtlemen.
Aessrs. Freeman, Of Hancock; Farf, or
brooke; Norton of Ohio; Alexander, of
Soper, OF Tyler; Williamson, Of Pleas.
snts; Alexander Of Harrison; Hen-
oerson, of Wood; Gather, Of Taylor.
CromWells of Marion; Kramer. Of Nan!
ongalia; Berlin, Of Upsh1T; Carskadon.
Of HsmPsbtTgs GlGplfne or M
9. slack of KanaVhs; Keeney5 Of IRcIs
500; Fit1ReEaldS Of Mason. DussutbSeFr[y- ~
Roane. .-'1A ks %
John n. Boyd Of Msri6ns offered. the
Resotped, That il, the seIection 81 della.
gates to, the BaltimoFe n 6ftonSt Oonyentfo
eseh congressional dsIsgstion Sc reo1est.
co 70 nominate any number Of gentlemen
nom each district, whose claims ana
merits shall be Considered and acted On
% this Convention; aud that the irstDis.
telet oe entitled 70 two congressional dele.
gates, and two At large; and The
second and Third to two congressional
delegates, aud ons a. large; each; and that
the congressional delegations at the same
time report for the action of this Convent
tlon two altetnRtes for each principal dsls.
gate. =
O. z. Scott, of Brooke. msved 10 ameod
oy striking out the words, nominate any
number OF gentlemen from each district,
whose claims and merits shall be couSfd !.
cred and seted on BY this Convention, y
and inserting select Two DELEGATES fro5,
each congressional District
On motion of spicer Patrick. of Ks
naWha, the resolution and amendment we're
laid on the table. and
% motion Of James L. Preeman. Of
Hancock, the Convention took recess Till
Two o'clock P. N. sTss
TWO O'cLock ?. \.
The Convention reassembIsd. slis
Tine following additional delegates an.
peated and presented credentials:
stsssre. ID. J, Young, Of JeffersoB; I'd
ward J. Colsrider and n. q. Taft, OF Upsbur;
D. n. Wolf, from Writ, James s. ,Grifio.
Dr.. A. z. Barns, 2BeDiamfn r. Sh0ttles .
worth, and P. LaUbrsoht, from HaryiEon.
Cyrus Kittle and W.. ]. Drummond. from
Randolph; Clinton Jeffries, of Preston:
John Bell from Marshall; Ishmaes CLAYTON
from Rttchiei James Evans, from Monon.
galtai J. d. Glasseock, from Barbour; JET
tsFson Knight, from Lewis; 7 DaySupn,
OFEe9 Lowers, and R. n. Smith, of Wood:
and James Bodley, of Ohio. "a -}.5
On motion of James Csrskadou, of}Hamp
ishire,J b. Dtss .Debsr was admitted to .
seat from the county Of Doddridge.
On motion of W. &. Stevenson, OF Wood.
D. r. stuart was admitted from Writ.
% motion Of John n Boyd. of Marion
Col. Joseph Snider of Monopralfs. and
Col. Samuel Young OF Pocahontas, Yers
als0 admitted TO seats. sex ~
The President added TO the COMMITTEES
on 6asls OF representation, the following
geutlemen: a4 - - : .
Messrs. B. F. Stuart. of Writ; Cyrus
klttie, Of Randolph; Clinton Jefri.s, of
Prestoni Ishmae 6Isyto of Richie; ]. n
Giasseock of HARBOUR JeFeesoa knight,
of Lewis; Samuel Young, Of spdeahontss:
and j. q. Diss Debsr, of Doddriden.
. The Chairman of the COMMITTEES on a
basis OF representation asked and obtained
further time, and leave to retire, for con-
sideration5 EEa 9DE}fEF ~
Subsequently the Committee returned
ADD tho chSirman reported that The Com.
mlttee hPd eggeed 70 recon msud 81 s basis
OF representation the white population of
Oampbell Tarr of Brooke. moved TO
amend the report by giving each county
one Hote Joe each hundred, and one for
eaen traction oyer fifty, OF its population,
ARAtS>- VI eNaubWn9sf moved as q
substitute tor the report and amendment
that all questions coming bsforsE 'ibs Con-
Tennon should be. decided by a majority of
the delegates present. 0db Gff W.
The substitute aud the amendment we're
respectively rejected, and the report OF The
Committee adopted.
Johui n. Boyd, of Marion, offered the fol.
lowing: . q - y - sI : WI
ResOlUed, That in tie election n, ds,s.
gates to the National Union Gonyentionit6
90 held In Baltimore, the following Fee,ns
latious be observed: g
LIST. The several Congressional iieleva.
tons shall nominate, for confirmation 'by
this Convention, the personE whom tbey
desire to represent them Ia said Couven.
ton, designating between district and San.
storial delegates. -
q; That the district having the greatest
PoPnianon, according to The basis adopt.
ed Tor voting In this Convention shalIrb s
entitled TO the tenth, or odd delegate
3D. The distric, delegates s6sIlf ,hIso
name suitable persons as alternate dele.
gates, IN humber not EXCEEDING two .foE
leach principal delegate.
Do motion of Campbell Tarr, OF Brooke.
toe RESOLUTION was divided into three clan
sand the first adopted. = - -
Tho following, moved BY James Carska.
Don, on Hampshire, was adopted In lien of
the second clause: y
"2d. That The atst distfiet be entitled ID
the tenth or odd delegate for. The stSIe a
Aud the third clause Was also adopted
% motion Of =. a, Diss Debsf, MattheE
bolt was admitted 40 delegate from, the,
county ofGilmsr. .. 49, = 81! ~
va motion Of George Koonee, Of Iefef.
500, the Convention took recess Of fittesn
minutes, to enable the district delegations
When the oonvsatibh] e. assembled N.
chairman of the delegation from the a.
district submitted the following report:
The sleEssipqs from the frst tCourres.
The following: W.
], For 6s,1 Dt.,r,st D.lsgqs.,S D. Hubbard,