The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-30

ton AIva Brooks, @. w. Heavier, n. b
, Wamsley, Solomon Day Nelson 7 ones
4 y. Dean 8. s. Leonard. A. Rodabaugh
Il John Love, o. B. Lowdin, u. Westfan
Ia. M Tombstone, n. D. Murphy, y
r, Blair, E. Z. Curry. John Oouglas :,
Could, ID. d. T. Farnsworth, Thos. q.
Farnswortb, Henry Nen.
Wdvne-Z. d. Ramsdell, i. BlosS, Jr
/ We6Ster-Adam Gregory.
WeLzeE-JOhn r. Brown.
WITt-A. Foster, w. v. Vernon, L.
NJ A. Gilmore, John. McWilliams.l
Wood-H. II. DIS, William H.. Mat.
tfugIy, William II. Collect, John A
Hutchinson. Jr., NJ. p. AmIss, William
Dis, s. d. Harms, Henry Hess, s. f
shaw, g. w. Taggart, W. T. Senseney
John McKibben, o. L. Devol, AlVaro
+. Gibbons. William II. Hunter, Rufus
Kinnaird, Ed Mc1Aggart, Joshua sta
pSltoD, David Nntter, William j. Hill,
NJ. @. Church; William s. dis, Nd. Z.
KincheIoe. -i' mo 20 q p. - -
The report was adopted. -
The Senatorial delegations being call
ed, reported the following committees:
on PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
1. w. Brown, Hancock county. 2.
George Edwards. Marshall. 3. d. Sin
ants. 5. n. P. Amiss, Wood. 8. w.
j. Dummond Barbour. z. @. w. Smith,
Kanawha. o. A. w. Mann, Greenbrier.
10. J. Rufus Smith, Morgan. IL. AR.
McQuilken, Berkeley. .rrr.t5
ON RESOLUTIONS.
l. A. w. Campbell, Ohio county.
2. j. X. Brown, OF WetzeI, 3. Colonel
r. Ffnnen, MononRalia. 4. N. Con,
Harrison. 5. John McWilllams, Writ.
8. Spencer Dayton, Barbour. q Il. n
Freer, Kanawha. 8. Isaac Boss,
Wayne. 0. G. Newlin, Monroe.
10. II. p. Adams, Mineral. IL. George
Koonce, Jefferson.
on BASIS OF REPRESENTATION. ~
/. John r. Hubbard, Ohio county.
2. JIG. Beeson, Marion. 3. Charles
Hooton, Preston. 4. #. p. Peirpoint,
Richie. 5. r. S. Brown, jackson.
6, wv. Drummond, Barbour. 7.tH. 2.
| Parsons, Putnam. 8. u. ID. Ramsdell,
Wayne, 8. G. Newlin, Monroe.
10. James Carskadon, of Mineral.
IL, II. II. Blackburn, of Berkeley.
| The Committee on Permanent Or
gauization reported as follows:
For Presidential. W. Campbell, of
Ohio county. ~ -f
For Vicc Pyesidents-G.. G.. Orr, of
Brooke county. Hanson Criswell, OF
Marshall. DR.. J. v. Boughner, OF Mon
ongalia. w. IL. Steere. OF Peasants.
s. ID. Harms. of Wood. D. ID. T. Farms
worth, OF Upshur. Mai. II. Slack of
Kanawha. VIM. Workman, of Boone.
Samu Young, OF Pocahontas. T. R.
Carskadon, of Mineral. j. V. Onder-
donk, of Jefferson. ~ .us
For SecTetdri6S--Gen. +. P. Peirpoint,
OF Richie. @. e. Stubbs, OF Jefferson.
Il. T. Moore, OF Kanawha.
The report was adopted.
| Snhapnnanflv tho COmnlittaa Res
olutions reported thefollowing:
/. ReIolued, That the National Republican
party OF West Virginia hall with delight
aud Satisfaction the NOMINATION by the Chi
cago Convention OF Gen. Ulysses 8 Grant
aud II lon. Schuyler Coltax Tor President and
Vice President or the United states; and
that we pledge 10 this nomination our united
and cordial support In the INST we have tht
! true representative OF American citizenship
the firm. heroic defender OF the American
Union, OF Constitutional Liberty and Law
and OF the equal rights OF all. IN the seconC
We have the representative type OF Amer
eau ACKNOWLEDGEMENT council, nrm IL
principle, and OF lnrge executive and admin
istratiVe ability. Under their leadership tht
/. great Union Republican Party VIII marcl
2. Rcsolred, That the platform or prinol
pies adopted By tile Convention OF the Nh
tlonm Republican party, recently assemblies
: the principles of the Republican party o
: West NlnginiR,-prtnciples which have Sc
cured, anu which will secure, the peTpetuItI
3 heritancsss OF Yalor, wisdom, liberty, law anC
, order,-prInciples which, in the future, viii
; bring peace. prospe Gritty and a restored ant
. perpetuated Union to us, to our children
! ana 10 coming generations; and principles
which Will insure victory 10 our standard IL
r s. RcsoIred, That tho Union men of Yves
J, Virginia recognize in the present Chief Mag
, istrlIte OF our State, Arthur 1. BoRENAS
I the firm and fearless patriot, the sagnciOu
| statesman, the man who has, In his admins
: tratlOn, made treason odlons and loyalty re
:, principle the State OF West Virginia Is in
!, debtsd In part for leP proud place in III
; Union Of these states. We owe him dee
: debt OF gratIlude for contributing so much =
: our prosperity and peace. When Others Il
: high places have ALTERED, he has ever Proye'
: true 10 his trust. our confidence In MIN
uuabatetI, and we shall continue 70 homo
> him with this confidence wherever anl
whenever ne may wish TO serve US.
On motion of Mr.. Heermans The re
port was amended by adding the fol
lowing: A-!s..-l "a i.ll-1 ?" 1f
Resolred, That in fhe admin stration OF oui
mnnd strict and Iigld economy. ..f.
The report as amended was adopted.
The COMMITTEES on Basis of Repre-
sentation reported the following:
Your COMMITTEES on Basis of Representa-
FtiOn Deg leave 10 report that hAvIr1g consid-
cred the subject, they recommend as a Basis
! OF Representation the Union votS cast at the
GnbeTnatorial election held In this Stale on
county be allowed 10 cast one vote for every
50 or fraction OF go OF the vote cast at sald
election. IN
+. p. PEIRPoISr, Secretary. n --..-
Mr.. blackburn submitted the follow
ing minority report:
A minority OF your committee appointed
TO report upon the proper basis Of represent
tation, differing from the majority OF the
committee, would respectfully report that
| in their Judgment the basis of representa-
ton OF the House of DELEGATES of this State
Is the proper basis OF delegate representa-
ton. Y. ID. RA1IsDELL,
| .a ID. H-BLAoKBURS,
/ JAS. CARSkADoS,
| We Il l. GTRUSHEWLIH.
On motion II was
Resolued, That in voting on thefepotI each
county should cast the vote TO which IL IS
entitled in the House OF Delegates.
The vote being taken on the major
ity report It was rejected; and there
upon the minority report was adopted.
Capt. Piggott, of Harrison county,
| presented the following letter from
Gen. X. s. NorthCOtt:
CI.ARRsBURG, W. VA, May Is, '6S.
To he Delegates % the uttOt, Republican SAFE
Under the circumstances cannot permit
my name To be placed IN nomination for
Governor, Most RespectIully,
i II. 8. NorHcorT.
Mr.. Stanton, OF Ohio county. nomi-
mated Hon. William E. Stevenson, OF
Wood, Ms candidate for Governor;
aud there being no further nominations,
on motion, Mr.. Stevenson was declared
TO he the unanimous choice OF the Con-