The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-14
The Conservative State Con.
vention.
Correspondence of the Intenigencer.l
C1ARKsnURa, April l2th, ls66.

but have not Seen him or any one
who has-and the General is not man
to be hid under bushel on an occasion
of this kind. a5a tEa tss
Thomas Sweeney, ESQ, of Wheeling,
was called to preside oyer the he eonXe1- S,aSea1-
this morning. Messrs. ]. G. Walker,
of the ,Parkersbnrg Gazette, John Q.
Vance, [nowl of Parkersburg, and Q. 8.
Long, Of the Wheeling Register, were
made Secretaries.I The following is the
list of delegates reported: 5zli Ia,
| Bdr6ouT:-John r. Williamson, Ed
win Parsons, a. p. Modesett, J. ID.
Woodford, jr.,
sey. = 20
| Boone ~ = l "
| Brooke-Eugene Tarr, Abraham Will
son. I',s,.. 80 .=7 - 80 3 Z,
Brdrton-- .5glo"-a
Ca6eIt-.,4.ra....-s Cd. '2s -
| Clay
Doddridqe-Joshua Pearcy, Matthias
Benson, Moses Greathouse, HJeptha
Randolph, James Steel, Thomas Ash,
". Langftt. 81. B. Davis, David Harri-
son, f. Maxwell. 4l.eaq 3-z T.
Greea6ricr-D. Lamb, G. Boggess,
,ralternates.l ----
GsassE .s--'Onn O'S oon'S' 'Aln
Hancock-Beni. Griffith. "-slt
HdnpShire-Alex, Monroe, A. P.
White. Asa Hutt. David Pugh. l.. q, "
RnJ5iSoJl-John Bassell, j, D. Wilson,
NJ: T,ynn. 'W.'M. Lake. A q. Deyer, j.
q. Minor, John B. Lowe, Elias NJ.
Sapp. d. S. Whiteman, Jno. r. Borgess.,
Trueman Elliot, A. J. Garrett, Isaac
smith. r. S.TOpden. Thos. Hannah, p.
f. - Raniiolph. ID; ~. B. Lynch, A. S. Car
atban alb n; Holt / II David avid Basseii. @ Levi Bond,
L; D: swisher, Jacob Jacob NJ: 1iSh' Ei0' = T3Ss. nos:
Wis W d. Tt'Hewes. StttSS ''sSSe 7--7li S
Hori,- 94Ee-Fs.a u
;zGefFSS@ yGgfsrS0n-o' d. Me9"Fpy'
Kamawha-E. B. Knight.
u A1SytI Tvi,hers a a p Smith. p. Ralston.
n W Ra1t fno McCov John POST
", w., ~ :. ,iSaari;o;s
= IL 'I.o1Gn-. m : ''t- zfsa1EAQ
dTSrjou-C. A. Gallehue. S. T, aooch.
Mas0mmJameT 4oSon w = kSlley e Syackev Har-
vow StewSSrt Asa Tennant.
w Sf',,.S6S,iis Tos w Ga1Iaher. Joseph
LLOndenslager, T., nd! Jno. M. Dakin, H. d.
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s. Lo4g, 70 n,J LAlteFnetes,l
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T,emb- SpGrew Wilson. VII r. Jacob n.
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crnss n w Eronzhain, fTh0s Sweeney.
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2Inn 21iIi Coonant,,. , 3rnadvo+ar Tsaiah
WaIis eli y n McG raoo+
Pn1ns:Iames a Daniels.
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I,,s,az. messsSJi Gooi.a,, y hsooi,oyer I5sa,
1h,,S SSosIt P " q CO.
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n IoS:1'.;11 &C.,; %onca a
=: So -. 1euttli e Haio1, 10 " PrtL Ia.ob
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W., SSSyc,,,Irs Iohy, Lrhert = NJ
~ W. ~ ~ n PiiE.,hnrH Gov Iobn 7
MoTus, TS, r. T. l HiSNUAS' oe"' "4A -
SaGhsOn: m.se,i;,
r Iii ~ saar+ +bot d countias ont of
20 .,t % ,et ya,Srasa,,faS anJ two otb-
srs renresented Nv alternates: SO that
Is s.st e5a SaIf tLa con11tiaS hovs ssnt deie
Just J1.otos ne--i''+A 'tte 10 ~
connoittee on platform was an
poln.ea, co4sisttns H;n1s on Sne 4o11o"ins w W
s.t1;,e % q Tnno. n n .fohnson- and
Ja5I Z eRssseii COMMITTEES mon gem
SSai hns;rass conSistinC Of seventeen
eral .taa ousinSs, ;s ,,,;th Iecohs ~
Wheei;pp as Chairman. Upon this
comnittee it is proposed to impose the
work of; planning the whole machinery
for the Campaign. The Convention
now adjourns till 2o'clock; and thein
gSI g va oes" I.,:ts .f.tsotI S,,ant<a,SJ
nlled. py Cne '9lstlnSuI uIsneu sPStiAeiS PSNL
present. The President OF the Conven-
ronld not be keener If it were
Su.s Souto ~ -, ,S.c,astS t%ot tho Conrt
designed, suggests tneG Ine, Ine t,I SoutS
House is too small to accommodate the
populace who are clnmorous to hear
The distinguished speakers. The hint
tS 70 eS4S W -. |. t55tSs aS,d thS 5;sti51nisbafl
tne tIouT uooA SY 1uH I ~ - = !. nII ~.
speakers, VIZ: Mr' Johnson 9I 4yler,
has iverv recently come into the State
- Is 7 l1aliava fradincy in lands about
ParkerSburg, ana MT. Lane WHO dhl
told halls from Wetzel county, ADDRESS
the vast multitude of some 25ol or at
Ine eou ouIsAue SgSt 49, ss- t,.S =, az