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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-03

by the radical party ofwhich the Wheel
ing Legislature was the basis and the
apex" -.
The Chairman was followed by his
Honor Mayor Sweeney, who. presented
an explicit statement of the eircnm'
stances under which the call Tor this
meeting had been issued, and Indicated
the general object it was expected 70
effect. =
After free and full comparison OF
views By gentlemen from all sections OF
the State, in relation to the best MODE
of redeeming West Virginia from radi,
cal control, Daniel Lamb, Esq, moved
the appointment of a committee OF
seven to prepare business for the meet
ing, and to suggest some plan for
definite action. s.
This committee, which was atterward.
increased TO ten, consisted of Messrs. j;
J. Jackson, of Wood; D. Lamb, OF ohlo
Major E. W. Andrews, OF Berkeley;
Okey johnson, of Wood; A. E Summers
of Kanawha;. P. N. Martin, OF Marion.
J. Holt. of Harrison; G. H. MCurdy, Oh
Jefferson; J. H Woodford, OF BARBOUR;
w. L. Grant, OF Lewis
Pending the preparation OF report
the convention took a recess until three
o'clock y. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee appointed in the morn
inc submitted report for the consider
alton of the meeting. After spirited
discussion, in which most of the mem
bers participated, the resolutions re-
ported with some slight amendments,
were unanimously adopted, They read
as follows;
THE resolutions referred to were pub
lished yesterday morning, having been
endorsed and approved by the mass
meeting at the Court House, Thursday
night ED. REGISTER.
On motion, the committee named in
resolution 9Th was empoweredto change
| the time for holding the State Conven-
ton, should a change become expedient
| On Lmotion, it was ordered that the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be published in
the various newspapers throughout the
State. A registering of names for the
State Committee being had, it was
found that the following counties were
represented
Ohio, Marshall, Tyler, Wood, Brooke,
Mason, Kanawha, Roape, Richie, bod
bridge, Hancock, Harrison, Barbour,
Lewis, Randolph, Tucker, Marion, Tay-
lor, Preston, Mineral, Hampshire, Berke,
ly, Jefferson, Wetzel
A large number of letters from promi
nent and influential gentlemen in other
counties was before the convention, all
heartily endorsing the objects of the call
and promising active cooperation in
the work proposed
On motion the Convention adjourn ed
sine die.
This Convention was called to con-
cert measures for the overthrow of
radicalsm in West Va; 1T was composed
OF loyal men from all sections of the State
irrespective of past preiudices or party
ties its deliberations were harmonious
and It's spirit earnest. and its action is
now confidently submitted far the ap-
proval of all our citizens who love then
country better than their party
j. j. JACKSON, Chairman
A. + SUMMERS, Secretaries
ii 5 WALKER.
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But who are the loyal" men OF the
country? The Conservatives whe desire ,
an oblivion of the past and return OIL
the former prosperity and harmony OF
the Radicals who would ever keep open
and bleeding the wounds Of the nati on !,
in order that they may retain the power
they have so recklessly abused. ana ia.'
ten upon the spoils that that power en- !,
ables them to clutch9 Who so stupinet
az not to be able to answering que''loh
Alright
Re still, my saul be patient wait
Who sees the sparrow fau
In His appointed time and way
Shall smite the ''whited wall J.
CONSERVATIVE.
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Thad, Stevens ss Jonah.

Ths Republicans in Congress have
been discussing the propriety of making
q sort of JONAH of THAD. STEVENS and
casting him overheard in order to ap'
pease the storm. 1t is to be hoped that
no whale can be found with so little
self respect as to receive the arch fanatic
and vomit him forth on dry land again.
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Convention OF Prominen, Citizen. OF
Wesf Observation-Disclosures, Proceed

ings.
Pursuant to previous notice, large
number of leading conservative citizens
of this State convened in Union Hail,
Wheeling, West Va. on Monday March
lst' 1865. An organization was effected
oy the election of General ]. J Jackson,
OF wood county, President. ana A E.
Summers, OF Kanawha county. and Fl
S. Walker, of Harrison county Scare.
taries.
WEPon taking the chair. General I,o,
con assured the convention Of his H.,
appreciation of the honor confnrrSi ~
upon him, and then proceeded viii 81
clear and forcible expression of bis
views IN relation to the purposes CnT
which it had assembled
The meeting attested by loud applanso
their approval of his endorsement OF
President Johuson's extension of am
nesty to those lately in rebellion against
the government, and received with en-
thusiasm his denunciation of the bar
barous and proscriptive policy proposed
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DOWNS SALooE.-John II. Downs having IA.
ken exclusive control oil the Saloon at No
Washington Hall would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he is
now serving up in the best style Fresh Shell
Can, Tub and Bucket Oysters Venison, Quails
Partridges, Squirrels, and other game, The bar
is supplied with choice brands uf malt and spir
itous Liquors. decl-tt
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Public Sale Of Two Houses
and Lots in West Liberty.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF
trust made to me by VIM. Irwin, viii on
the last Monday in March nert, Ises al the
Court House for Ohio county in the city of
W heelng sell lots numbers Is and IA, situate
IN the to En OF West Liberty, and on which the
said irwin lives to the highest and best bidder
on the following terms to-wit: Onehalf cash
anu the residue in six months, with interest
from the day Of sale, purchaser giving a note
with good security 20 pay the same, and deed
being retained TILL il is paid. The said Deed Of
Trust is recorded In the Recorders Office of
Ohio county in Deed Book -, folio AZ.
febI5-ts see T. JACOB.
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Why NOI USE The BEoTt-Over twenty
years increasing demand has established the
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Does not rub OIL or make the hair appear dusty
and dead, but imparts to IT new life and lustre
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
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satisfaction Only = cents per bottle Sold
everywhere. y. l. MATTHEW'S.
Manufacturer. n [,
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Co-Partnership.

IOHN K. BOTsFORD, ROBERT
y SIMPSON AND J. ". BOYD have this a.
formed co.partnership under the firm name ~
J. b Botsford & Co.. No. ~ Water street for
the purpose Of transacting the Wholesale ero.
Gerry business. We are receiving large stock
Of Groceries 70 which We invite the aTtent;o-
of the trade J,H. BOTSTORD 4 CH
feh - W.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

TING. EVAN. LUT III Z K A n
H. CHURCH corner Fourth and Monroe
streets. Rev. W. Nj. BAUM, OF fsrK, "a,
viii ~ VI preach tomorrow. Confirmation
NJ Iof a m Sabbath School meeting att p m.
The Lords Supper at 81 p. m. Preaching s az
Pm. ET F-rrE n@-o
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GAUS wARNAFELDT Projectors of the
Office Saloon and Restaurant No 8 Washington
Hall, sole agents for John FarTan s. Cos su-
perior fresh can and she'll oysters received daily
by express All kinds Of game on hand IN pro-
per season. Families supplied at moderate
rates. Choice Wines Ales So, at the Bar
The Billiard Rooms connected With this house
are fitted up in the most approved style,
sep2l en-
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Enc, Lutheran Sunday School

TO-MO q O. W, REING TIL
i first Sunday in the month, the e2sIcisss
viii consist Of singing and addresses, t9e rsgT'
lar lessons being omitted. Rev W. ~. "a n AT@,
Formerly of winchester, Va.9 Governor bVEE.
NAN and Prof. WHITE have been invited to
take part in the services marc
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