The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-08
FOURTH BALLOT.

For Charleston - Messrs. Ballard,
Bowyer, Cracraft Ferguson, Crosse,
kincaid, Little, Lockhart, NcWhortsT,
Sesl, Payne, Vaughan and Workman
-IS.
For Buekhannon Messrs. Arm
strong, Beeson, Biimyer, Caldwell,
Cunningham, Gibson, Hartman, Har-
ris, Heermans,N Hibbets, Hiser, HOf-
man, kooncs, Mann, MarsEman Nc
Carly, AtcQ uilkin, Smith of Berkeley,
Taylor, WeitOn Wheat and PinneIl-22
For Grafton-Messrs- BickeI, Brown
of ohio, Burke, Cooper, Davissou, Kei-
lar Laue and WillIamson-6.
Fog rksburS-Messrs, Bee, Bore
man, Fleming, Cot, Lightburn, Smith
Of Brooke and Spencer.
For Ravenswood = Messrs. Johnson
and Sni1er-2
For Parkersburg-AIr. Carroll.
Whole yote-same.
FIFTH RALLor.
u For Charleston : Messrs. Ballard,
bowyer, Carroll, Cracraft, Ferguson,
Grose, HiObels, johnson, Kincaid, Lit
tie, Lockhart, Mcwhorter, NeeI, Payne,
Vaughan, Williamson and Workman
III.
For Buckhannon - Messrs. Arm
strong, Beeson, Billmyer, Caldwell,
Cunningham, Gibson, Hartman Harris,
Heermans, Hiser, Hoffman, KOOnce,
! Mann, Aarshman, AcCarty, AISQuil-
kin, smith of Berkeley, Taylor, We'll
! ton, Wheat and PiuneII-2I.
For Grafton-Messrs. BickeI, Brown
OF Ohio, Burke, Cooper, DAWSON, KEEL
/ lar, Lamb and Lanes.
For Clarksburg-Messr Bee, Bore
man, Fleming, COT, Lightburn and
I Speneer-6.
For GIenville-SIr. Snider.
Whole vote-same.
Mr. Williamson IN
burg.
SIXTH BALLOT
For CharIestou-NIess-s. Ballard,
Bowyer, Caldwell. Cracraft, Hoffman,
hincaid, Lane, Little, McWhorter,
Neel, Payne, YauRhan-l2.
For Messrs. Arm
strong, Beeson, BilImyer, Cunningham
Gibson, Hartman, Harris, Heermans,
Hiser, Mann, Marshman, McCarty,
and Pinnell-IT.
For Grafton-Messrs. Cooper and Da-
Yisson-2
For CIarksburg-Messrs. Biekel,
Brown Of Ohio, Fleming and Colt.
For rkersburg-Messrs. Foreman,
Carroll, Ferguson. Crosse, Hibbets,
johnson, Lamb, Lightburn, Lockhart.
Smith OF Brooke, Smith of Berkeley,
Snider, Spencer, Williamson and Work
man-l5.
For Bealington-Messrs. Kellar and
Burke
Whole vote-same.
SEVENTH BALLOT.
For Charleston-Messrs. Ballard.
Bowyer, Caldwell, Carroll, Cracraft,
kincaid, Lane, McCarty, Neel, Payne,
Vaughan, and Workman-I2.
For observation-disclosures. Arm
strong, Biilmyer, Cooper, Cunning
ham, Gibson, Hartman, Harris, Heer-
mans, Mann, Marshman, McCarty,
McQuilkin, Smith of Berkeley, Weldon.
Wheat. ana Pinnell-I6.
For PArkersburg-Mess Foreman.
Ferguson, Hibbets, Johnson, Lamb,
Smith OF Brooke, Spencer, and VIII
For weston-Nfessrs. Bee, Beeson.
Hiser, Hoffman, Lightburu, Little,
Lockhart, Snider and Taylor-9.
For Clarksburg-Messrs. Bickel,
Brown of Ohio, Fleming, Gof and
For Neutrality-suspicious.. Burke and
For Grafton-Mr. DAWSON.
Whole vote So. Necessary to choice
q. Still no choice.
On motion of Mr.. Bowyer the com
mittee rose and reported the bill to the
Mr.. Cracraft moved to lay it ON the
20 Die tuu MAKE II Tue special order for
the 18th instant.
Mr.. Carroll moved that the bill be in
definitely postponed, and the latter
motion having precedence, was put and
adopted by the following vote:
AfEs-Messrs- Ballard, Bee, Beeson.
Bickel. Billmyer, Bowyer, Brown OF
Ohio, Burke, Caldwell, Carroll, Cooper.
Cracraft, DAWSON, Ferguson, Fleming,
Con, Hibbets, Hoffman, Kincaid, LAMB
Llghtourn, Little, McWhorter, Neel,
ley, Spencer, Vaughan, williamson
anu Workman-3l.
NoEs-Messrs. Armstrong, Boreman,
Cunningham, Gibson, Crosse, Hartman,
kellar, Lane, Lockhart, Mann, Marsh
man, McCarty, McQunkin, Snider.
taylor, Welton, Wheat and Pinnell-22
Mr.. Hartman asked and obtained
leave of absence.
The House adjourned.