Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-11-21
Resolutions Adopted at a Meeting OF
the Conservative Party Of Shenan-
ti0ah County Dec Ill, 1867

to The white people OF Virginia that the
Conservative party of the State be thor
oushiy organized for the purpose Of defeat.
ing the nefarious scheme of radicalism to
engraft negro suffrage on Virginia's organ
lc law, and thereby place the State Gov
crnMent under the control of negroes.
Re5olred, That with view to a COM
PIete and effective organization in Shepan-
doah county, a Central Committee of ff-
teen men, residing at and near the county
seat, be appointed by the chairman Of this
meeting; which committee shall appoint
sub-eonmittees ID all the magisterial dis
tricts III the county. That it shall be the
da'y Of these committees, so appointed and
constituted, to urge aud impress upon ey-
cry white man who is entitled to be regis
tered and who has neglected to present
himself before the board of registration at
rheir sittiags heretofore, to avail himself
OF the next opportunity offered to be reg
istered ; to keep the people informed as to
the times and places of the sittings Of the
boards of registration to obtain lists of
the registered voters in the several magis-
terial districts, and sec to it that every
white Conservative voter cast his ballot at
future elections; aud to act rs may seem
to them necessary aud proper in the prem
Uses. 1t shall also be the duly Of the Cen
trail Committee to inform the sub-commit-
tees from time to time Of all things that
may be deemed necessary to effect the
thorough organization of the party
Resotrcd, That the white people of
Shenandoah county approve Of a call of
State Conservative Convention to assemble
in Richmond the 18th of December proxi-
mo. and that four delegates from each mag
isterial district be appointed by the chair
TO represent Shenandoah county therein
that as soon as practicable after plan of
future action is agreed upon by such Con-
vention the Central Committee of Shenan-
loah county shall convene all the commit
tees of the county in general meeting, at
the courthouse thereof, for the purpose Of
devising the best and most effective meth
Cd OF carrying out such plan.
Resolced, That finance committee of
six he appointed by the chair to raise by
subscription the necessary funds for print
ing and for conducting the work of organi-
cation generally that these funds shall be
under the control Of the Central Commit
tee Of the county, which shall appoint q
treasurer to receive them.
ResogUed, That the white people of all
the counties of Virginia are urged to CO.
operate in perfecting the organization of
the Conservative party.
The following were appointed Central
Committee for the county Mark Bird,
Reuben Walton, John Haas, Jane Il
Williams, William T, Krcbs. J L. Camp
bell, J. C. Mckay, Daniel Burner, john
Clincdinst, Ephraim Grabill, J. Gatcwood
S. A. Banner, David f. Walton, Il. c.
Allen, Charles Welsh.
In pursuance Of tho foregoing Hess!u-
tions tie following Committees have been
appointed by the central committee for
the several nagisterial Districts of the
county:
First District, Obcd Funk chairman, ia
cob. s. Pifer, James. Il. Sibert, DR.. j.
Brown, Joseph Watson, G A. Hupp, E.
Il. Stick!ey, Edward Zea. Abraham Barb,
Thos. \. Jackson, DR.. J. Crawford. ia
COLI Spigle, Amos Stickley, Adam Keister,
William Iahcw, Levi Funkhouser, Joseph
Hlonaz. Samuel Stickley. Daniel Stickley.
j. Il. Newell, Calvin Boruln, Amos 2.
Spangler, Pan! Rosenbergor.
&3src0ad District j William Banner
Chairman George OFT B. Schmitt. Chas
4. Holt, Robert Cahoon, n. Fontaine,
Frederick Scheffer, Eli Cof1elt, John Seear,
Snowden Whitaker, Henry Bauseman,
Henry Snarr, Aron Maphis, Jacob Bur
ner, John Conner. Fl. s. G Albert, Hugh
Logan, George Sheetz. George W. Ma
gruder, Sol. G. Clark, Lewis c. hneisicy,
Mark Bird, Junior, VIM. H. Bargelt,
Phillip ?. Raa,ey, VIM Irwin, J. W.
Smoot. David Smoot. William Goch en-
onr, William f. Wisman, G. W. Miley,
Joseph Rhodes, Jacob Golladay, Obed
Coh'man. Elias Saum, S. Y. R Clover.
Third District James S. Trout
Chairman, James Rodetfer. Isaac Haas,
Abraham Stricken, George Fravel. James
Cinedinst, John w. OFT, Jacob OFT, ia
cob Copp. John Bauscrman. Phillip Fra
vel, William Donaldson, William Dosh,
John Hausenhuck, Johnathan Hu3dl eson,
Tobias Glenn, David McInturf, Isaac Folz,
Nlmrod Bowman, Isaac GoIladay. Joseph
Marston, Harrison Crabill. Noah Rauser-
man, " NJ. Keller. VIM. Boyer. Hiram
Eowman. Isaac Burner, Jeremiah Wal
tiers, Henry G. Kneisley.
Fourth District Doctor Peter Bolcw
chairman. R. G Bragonier jackson Din
gis, Joseph Conner, Jacob Lantz, Adam
Cofman. Samuel Rinker, Phillip Pitman,
A. A. Riddle Phillip c. Dellinger, John
ethan, Fsdely, Phillip Hclsley, Ben. ?.
Newman. Ben Irwin. Ben. f. Murray,
'+'ilian Fl Cline, J. NJ Swami, George
C'randstaf, Daniel Prescott, Israel New
land
Fifth District. w. " Bird Chair
nian, Leonidas Triplctt, Sen. Leonilts
driplc!t Jr. John r. Miller, Lemucl Al
Ism. Or Fl II. Koontz. Michael Koonz,
John G. Meem, Samuel Hannah, Era~-
rus f. Rinkcr, Levi Rinkcr, Sol K
Moore. Reuben Bird. William Tysinger,