The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-19

VentIon.-No Further Use Tor Van
Wrinkle.
MoUHDsvnLE, May 10, 1865.
According to a previous notice the
delegates from the several townships
of Marshall county met at the Court
House in this place, for the purpose oil
nominating delegates 10 the State Con-
vention TO be held in Clarksburgh May
18th, 1865, for the purpose of selecting
State officers and representatives TO
Congress to be elected in October next.
The Convention was organized by
electing the Hon. John Furgeson Pres
ident, and A. o. Baker, Secretary.
The roll OF townships being called
the following ones answered: Union,
Washington, Clay and franklin.
On motion of G. S. McFadden, COM
mittee was appointed to prepare busi-
ness for the meeting, whereupon the
following gentlemen were appointed
for that purpose: r. G.. Holiday, Geo.
E. Edwards, Samuel Dorsey, Jr., John
Reynolds, and G. w. Bier.
During the absence of the committee
the Convention was entertained by in
teTesttng and very appropriate speeches
by Mr.. q. S. McFadden, the Rev. VIM.
Howe; when the Hon. James Burnley
was called upon, and spoke generally
upon the qualities of the sew
eral aspirants for the different offices
to be filed. He was followed
PIRATE remarks, when the Committee
came in with the following report,
which was unanimously adopted:
To the President and Members of the
Union Republican County Convention
of Marshall County:
Your Committee appointed to pre-
pare business for the Convention, beg
leave 10 report the following:
LIST. We recommend that this Conyen-
ton appoint five delegates from each
township TO represent Marshall county
in the State Convention to be held at
Clarksburg ON the 18th 1r.r-
I'd. That the delegates go to the Con-
ventiou uninstructed.
Sd. That this Convention appoint a
new County Executive Committee,
4th. That we recommend the several
townships to appoint committees there
in at as early a day as possible; which
The Convention then proceeded to
appoint the delegates to the State Con-
Vention as follows: --at
Union IP.-Isaac Gowdy, Henry
Keltz, Hiram Morrow, John Brown and
Samuel Dorsey, Jr.
Clay Ip.-Hon. j. Ferguson, r. c.
Holiday, Esq, Joseph Wallace, Capt.
w LIZ LAObGA ALA NN@4Sh aus
Franklin Ip.-John Reynolds, ESD,
John Hornbrook, Robert Henry, Isaac
Lutz and T. 3. Mcfarland, Esq.
Washington 1p.-G. W. Beir, Geo.
Edwards, Esd, John GowdY, Capt. II.
CrisweH. s. l.. Bloyd and g. s. mcFad-
den as alternate.
On motion of Geo. Edwards, Esq, a
committee OF one be appointed from
each township represented to appoint
delegates from the unrepresented town
ships. Whereupon the following gen.
tlemen were Rppointed; DR.. Reichster,
of Clay, S. l.. Bloyd, of Washington,
S. Dorsey, of Union. and j. Reynolds,
OF Franklin townships.
After a short consultation they re-
ported as follows:
Cameron Ip.-Dr. S. B. Stidger, J. d.
Lydick, Esq, q. W. Hubbs, Esq ., j..
P. Wayman and John Woodburn.
Liberty Ip.-Col. j. s. Mcdonald, j.
Connely, ESQ, Thos. Howard, g.
Keichster, Esq, and Captain G. w.
Sand HUI Tp.-Jas. Campbell, Esd,
Harrison Thompson, Wesley Winters,
Job Marsh and DR.. r. 81. Aiarshman.
Webster Ip.-E. w. Snlters, j. X.
Francis, DIR, j. NJ. Curtis, Lot EnoN and
Mead 7p..capt. VIM. Treadway,
John Alley, n. Hitch, j. w. Bower and
Thos. Boner.
On motion the report was adopted
and the following resolutions were
adopted:
RcSolUed, Thntthe delegates appoint
ed this day for the purpose of nOmina-
ting State officers, be also empowered
to act inthe nomination for members
of Congress. --.-.l 1904.
ReSotved, That our delegates be ettI-
powered to act at the State Convention
in the Senatorial Convention, or Ju'
dicial Convention, il it should be
necessary. 5 -E --a.
ReSoLUcd, That this Convention do
most cordially request and recommend
to the Union party OF West virginia To
select as their candidate for Secretary
of State, Capt. j. NJ. Pipes, of this
county.
ResoEred, That each member of the
Township Committee be requested to
use their Influence to increase the sub
scription list of the MOundsvilleN dti0n'
al at Ieast'ten for each member of the
different township committees.
ReSoLved, That our delegates to the
State Convention be. requested to pre-
sent a resolution to the State Conyen-
ton requesting Senator Van Wrinkle
to resign his seat in the United States
Senate, as we have no further use for
his services. 1l
On motion of Major h. w. Hunter
the Convention proceedeuL 70 appoint an
Executive Central Committee, FOR
Marshall county, whereupon the fol
lowing persons were appointed: Capt.
81. Criswell, G. w. Beir, a. o. Baker
]. NJ. Turner and B. T. Bowers.
On motion, the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Mounds
Vile National, the Wheeling INTELnI'
GENcER, and all the newspapers In this
Senatorial and Congressional District
JOIN FERGUSON, President.
A. o. BAKER, Secretary.