The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-08
By the Governor of West Virginia
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| WHEREAS, IT APPEARS FROM RE-
w turns made 10 me that at the election
/ for the Office or Judge OF the Supreme Court
of Appeals, Edwin Maxwell received twenty
BERKSHIRE received seventeen thousand seven
hundred and thirty-three votes Caleb Bog
CESS received one hundred and lightweight
votes, X. N. Richardson received three votes,
and Joseph NJ. McWhOrter received two
votes; for the Office of Attorney General,
Thayer Melvin received twenty-three thous-
and five hundred and nine votes, Nathaniel
Richardson received sixteen thousand seven
hundred and ninety.one votes, Edwin Max
shire received one vote; for office OF Judge
for the Eighth Judicial Circuit, William L.
atndman received seven hundred and ninety
votes, and benjamin McGinnis received fiTty-
nine votes; for the office of Judge
Of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, Ma
dred and ninety-nIne votes, and. James
w. Hoge received two hundred and eighty.
seven votes; for the office OF Judge OF the
Eleventh Circuit, Edward G. Bunker received
one Thousand eight hundred and sixty votes,
Peter Rawlings received one vote, and James
Representative in the Congress of the United
states for the Ftrst District. Chester d. Hub
bard received ten thousand and one
votes, and Daniel u. johnson received eight
thousand two hundred and thirty mine votes:
for the office OF Representative in the Con-
greSS OF the United States rthe Second Dis
triCt. Bethuel NJ. Kitchen received eight
thousand two hundred and ninety votes
+, w. Andrews received five thousand one
ceiVed forty-seven votes, George X. Latham
received ten votes, John H. Obey re-
ceiyed four votes, Daniel D. Johnson received
one vote, aud Ephraim Il. Hall received one
vote and for the Office Of Representative in
the Congress of the United States for the
Third District, Daniel Polsley received four
thousand nine hundred and twenty.seyen
votes and John II. Obey received three thou
sand four hundred and ffty-six votes;
And, Whereas II theTefrOm appears that Mt
the said election, for the said office OF Judge.
OF me supreme Court OF Appeals, Edwin
votes cast Tor any person for said office; for
the Office OF Attorney General, Thnyer Mel
win received the highest number OF votes
cast for any person for said office; for the
office of Judge OF the Eight judicial Circuit.
William l.. Hindman received the highest
number of votes east for any person for said
otnce; for the Office of Judge of the Ninth
judicial Circuit, Nathaniel Harrison received
the highest number OF votes cast for any per
son for said office; for the office OF Judge of
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Edward O.
Bunker received the highest number OF votes
cast for any person for said Office: for the
otnce OF Representative in the Congress of
the United States for the First District, Ches-
ter d. Hubbard received the highest number
of votes cast for any person for said office:
for the Office OF Representative in the Con-
greSS of the United States for the Second Dis
Irict, Bethuel NJ. Kitchen received the high.
said office; and for the otfice of Represen-
tatlve IN the Congress of the United States
for the Third District Daniel POlsley receive
person for said office:
Now, therefore. l, ARTHUR I. FOREMAN
Governor of West Virginia, hereby declare
that Edwin Maxwell has been duly elected
to the office OF Judge OF the supreme Court
of Appeals; Thayer Melvin has been duly
elected 10 the office of Attorney General.
william l.. Htndman has been duly elected
TO the office OF Judge for the Eighth Judicial
Circuit; Nathaniel Harrison has been duly
elected TO the office OF Judge for the Ninth
Judicial Circuiti Edward G. Bunker has been
duly elected TO the office of Judge TOR the
Eleventh judicial Circuit; Chester d. Hub.
bard has been duly elected to the office of
Representative in the Congress OF the United
states for the Fist District; Bethuel NJ. Kitch-
EN- has been duly elected TO the office of Rep
resentative in the Congress of the United
States for the Second District; and Daniel
Polsley has been duly elected TO the office OF
Representative in The Congress OF the United
States for the Third Dstrict,-all for the re-
spective terms or residue OF terms fixed nv
the Constitution or established by law
C-@) In testimony whereof have here.
LIS. unto set my hand and caused the Seal
~ M, Of the State 70 be aftixed, Mt the city
OF Wheeling, this nth day of December, in
the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and
siXty-siX, and of the state tile fourth.
A. L. FOREMAN.
Granville ID. HALL.
secretary of the State. deC6S3tdItw