The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-25

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Randolph
Ritelie-J. II. NJ. johnson, Col. James,
Fl. Harris, DR.. j B, Humphrey, isaiah
Wells, NJ. NJ. Hitchcock, John Collins.
Elisha w. COttrell, r. @. Kercheval, ID.
McGregor, r. S. Blair, Z. M. Cunning
ham.
ROGne-P. D. GambrilI, okev john
son, ]. n. Camden (alternates.
1dyLoT-L. X. Coffron, J. d. Holmes,
Capt. J. s. Burdett, s. Sweringen,
| 1yter-Col. d. D. johnson.
gpsis.r-Nathan Tan, John N. Nc
WgyIe-T. B. Kline, (alternate.)
WetseI-R. w. Cox, John C. McEl.
downey, John Martin, John Moore.
John G.. Lane, Joseph Morris. Al. p,
Brockover, Levi Shuman, J. w. Nor
gan.
Wirt-w. G. stewart, D. a. Leonard.
Wood-General J. j. jackson, p. ID.
Gambrill, Geo. w. Neal, s. S. Cook, w,
III. Morehead, H II. Phelps, w. @. ID.
Bond, n, 1. Butcher, L. S. WykOh, Jno.
v. Rathbone, Okey johnson, Grin
jerks, John Kelley, B. 81. Foley, John
A Hutchinson, SIR Thomas w. Hem
derson, Geo. w. Henderson, William
Howard, John s. Bjckel, Z. s. Rice,
Isaac Piper, g. J. Stealey, Morgan
Henry, VIM. Johnson, ir., Joseph Way,
James NJ. Jackson, 4. G. Cook, VIM,
Logan, DIR. u. p. Davis, John @. Vance,
j. n. Camden, Thomas Chancellor, S.
Prayer, s. Lamm, DIR. WIN, Bond, Chas.
Thomas Murphy.
General Jackson, of Parkersburg,
from the Committee on Resolutions,
& reported the following
PLATFoRS:
ReSOEUcd, That we heartily approve
and endorse the declaration of princi-
pies and address of the National Union
Convention recsutly assembled at the
city of Philadelphia,
/ ReS0tceds That we pledge ourselves,
as we have repeatedly done heretofore,
TO maintain the State of West Virginia
in its integrity.
ReSoLUed, That the many unconstitu-
tionali unwise and oppressive meas
ures OF the party which is now in Dos
session OF the legislative and executive
powers OF the State merit the unouaii-
lied disaprobatiOn of every one who
honestly desires the welfare of West
virginia. and the maintenance of
FREQ principles and good government
On motion Of Mr.. Monroe Jackson,
these pOnderous resolves were taken up
one at a time and put before the Con-
ventions and after they had been adopt
cd separately, they wero adopted alto
gethers and il was declared that they
were agreed to-a very surprising fact
considering that the Convention would
have adopted, without reading, any
thing the Committee might have re-
| ported.
In introducing the resolutions, Gen.
Jackson remarked that they were not
very long, but were t'to the point''-
from which any one knowing the GEN
eral VIII infer the authorship.
The first one, endorsing Philadel-
phia, was, very appropriately, put TO
vote ON motion of Mr.. Albert Il, Davis.
of MOnongaliW
The Chairman of the Committee on
State Central and Executive Commit
tees reported the following:
If STATE CENTRAL coMA1TTEE.
First Senatorial Dist,ict.-Thos. Ev-
erett of Brooke; and ThOs. Z. ShalicrOss
OF Ohio, 1.-THE friend of the white man,
lSeeolld.-I. G. Lane, of Wetzei, and
j. w. Gallagher, OfMarshall.
4atrd.E-YVm m. A. HanawRy, OF Nom
ton.
EoltTth.-H. s.. Walker, of Harrison,
and Il. X, Swan, OfT,YIer. no
Z Vta.- Okeyi = Johnson, OF fParkers-
burg, and ]. H. Harris, Of Isitchie.
SSgt.:,-H Henry Brannan, of Lewis, and
Gepellt!i -Dr. @. u. Moore, Of Mason,
and Philip w. Morgan, Of KhnaWha
1lfghth.--T. b Cline, Of Cabell, and
John BraoO, Of Wayne. ia1,l S i.5i.ll
Aillh.-John Wanless, OF POcahon-
tas, and VIM. Caldwell, OF GfrsenBrier.
4elllis75i atnnel. Cooper. Of Hamp-
SHIRE ana John Hughes, of Mineral. i
{ EiegeNfh.-John ". Kenne(lVs q of
Jenersonl and q. 81. Shnfer, Of Befke-
ley. s5s r.. ~. =
STATE EXECUTIVE Co1l1TIIEsE.
Daniel Lamb. Chairman, andrew j.
Sweeney, Andrew Wilson, Michael
Relllyf and George r. lTingls-all Of
lNneellng,
NE following resolution Rccoinp
the names Tor the cofnIni tEsas
Re9otpcd, That &c shall ba tie duty.of
the. Executive Commitisa to take gene
raj charge Of the monp cement or the
approaching campaign and the general
interests Of the National Union party
Of che state qpd Of the State Central
q V i.el g aux 70 andin
aid Of the Executive Comm ittea.
This being the inst time tho Cony6n-
Ton had by formal resolution nained
Us party, tt appeared that some of tie
delegates did not feel quite easy about
such q total surrender solsflll the old
NAMES 1y winch they had SO long been
moved that g be made to conform to
the christening be had given ne Com
Vention- ls tempotafr ri & tinh d .Ijti iri-
sorting that eur hnni Gus and soothing
ana eonNeuientl pliable word ssCon-
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