The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-14
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Of such counties as nave aV pio''
suoh organization. L. Com.
Also. that the State Executive Com
plittee are directed to call State Con
yention for nominating State ofnceis, az
such time and place as the cominierJIo
NAV sea proper, and also, that the peopi1
of each county are requested to appe9Iine
a committee of finance, and when my
fail to make such appointment, the Sta1s
Executive Committee appoint Inc sam"
The recommendations contained III 'ho
above report were separately considered
and adopted by the Convention in0
LIST Of counties was then read, and tue
following gentlemen were appointed OK
ecutive committees for the various coun-
ties represented in the Convention In
which there was no previous organiza-
ton.
Barbow-D M Myers, A b Modlsett' ia
cob Hudkins.
Berkeley-G w Dorsey, Robert Linn
Frank Gordon.
Doddyidge-J F Randolph, Valentine
| Langftt, VIM. Fl. Hoskinson.
Gilme'-Edwin Bland, Ruddle' Z
| B COonIOd.
Barrison-J J Davis, Caleb Borgess.,
| John Basel.
Jefferson John w Kennedy, S V Yam
tbs, Logan Osburn.
! Kana,cha. DIR Spicer Patrick, Lewis
Ruffner, DIR A Summers.
| Le,Cis--A B Smith, W l. Grant, Ihom-
as DaugheEty.
Marshall. Isaiah Bryson, Lindsey )
Gray, Jos Londenslager.
Mason-John Hall, Chas. P. I Moore,
DR.. James R. Meeks.
MonongGlia-L s. Hough, A. N. Miller
John T. Fleming.
Pendleton-H. H Masters, Jonathan
Hiser, l W. Dolly.
Pleasants-Friend Cochran, Smiley
Maxwell, Rodney Hickman
Pocahontas Sherman Clark, Daniel
McCarty, James A. Erwin.
Pyestsn-Jas. H. Carroll. DR.. j Il.
Kimball, VIM G. Brown.
P4tnam-Dr. J J Thompson, William
D. Meeks, DR. James Stewart.
Randolph-Archibald Wilmoth, John
Hutton, Francis Whiteside.
Richie Daniel Raymond, Alex Prunty,
David McGregor
Taylor-Jo6n Burdett, z hields, R
Davidson.
Tyler-A D soper, R R Swan, A w
Dutz Jr. ;, :,
Wht--B Edmonson, Levi Wells, +
Guthrie
Wood-G ] Stealey, VIM J Johnson, Jr,
S Prayer.
After the appointment Of the Execu-
tive Committee, Mr.. r. J. Curtis, of
Marshall, briefly addressed the members
of the Convention i'll relation to the
present aspect of political affairs. When
he had concluded, Mr.. Lamb was called
upon for an address He responded in
a brief and practical speech exhorting
the members of the Convention to 60
earnestly aud heartily to work. See
that every conservative man is register
ed as a voter attend to the natnrallza-
ton of foreigners, circulate conservative
newspapers and printed documents, hold
meetings and discuss before the people
the acts of the Legislature and OF the
National Congress, labor to inform the
public mind concerning the great qnes-
tons now at issue, aud show that they
are vital to the peace, prosperity aud lib
erty of the citizens, and use every legal
effort for the overthrow of radicalism
aud for return to the just principles OF
Government embodied in the Federal and
State constitutions.
Major E. w. Andrews of Berkely, was
then called upon aud responded in a
very graceful aud effective speech. His
remarks were frequently interrupted by
applause, and awakened much enthusi-
asm among the persons present
! At tour O'clock, having concluded the
labor for which it had been called, the
Convention was adjourned sine die
Hearty cheers were given for Andrew
Johnson, the Union, the Constitution,
and the enforcement Of the laws, aud
the delegates left the hall pledging them
selves 10 work earnestly for the defeat Of
the proposed constitutional amendment,
and to endeayor to bring every conserya-
tive voter 10 the polls on the oath ofnext
May. THOMAS SWEEtEl,
President
&c ). :. W R1IGi Secretaries
J.C VANCE,