The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-06-09
soldiers Meetlng--DeIegates Ap-
pointed to New York.

pointed to New York.
A meeting Of the committee appointed
by the Conservative Soldiers and Sailors
of each Congressional District Of Ohio,
for the purpose of selecting delegates to
represent. them in the National Soldiers
and Sailors Convention, to be held in
New York on July 4th, met in Parlor
No. III Neil House, on Thursday.
Seventeen Congressional District were
represented, and on motion the meeting
organised by calling Col. L. D. Campbell
to the chair, and electing Cap. j. P. SAINT
meyer Secretary.
Col. Campbell stated clearly and fully
the object of the meeting. The follow
ing named gentlemen were named to rep.
resent Ohio in the National Soldiers
and Sailors Convention, to be held in
New York on the Fourth of July: zee
- DELEGATES AT LARGE. ,i',.s Z. =, s.
Col. O.. H. Payne, Of Cleveland: Gen.
G. W. Morgan, of Mount Vernon; Col.
L. D. Campbell, of Hamilton; Col. w.
P. Haynes, of Sandusky. e
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1st District, Major e. v. Brookfeld,
Gen. Geo. Whit; I'd, Gen. =. j. NEGRO
arty, Capt. j. P. Santmeyer; Sd, Capt. c.
e. Sauser; Gen. Durbin Ward; 4th, Gen.
JAS. Frizzell, Capt. Sam. Mckee; 5th,
Col: Geo.. WV. Andrews Jas. A. Nj
bling; 9th, Col. VIM. Howard, VIM.
Penn; 7th, Col. Fl. Blair Wilson and W..
w. Webb; 9Th, Col. j. S,aCrall, Capt.
Jos. GutzwilIer; 9th, Col. Geo. Stafford,
COL, Nat. Haynes; 10th, Gen. Lewis Hunt
Capt. j. @. Banks; 11th, Col. o. f.
Moore, Col. ]. R. Cockerill; 18th, Col.
]. M. Connell. Major Davis; 18th, private
W. r. Mutt, Capt Frank Sells; 14th, Gen.
A. Wiley; 18th, Gen. Mp, Richardson,
Gen. II. r. West; 18th, Col. j. r. Charles
worth, Capt. John w. Laughlin; 18th,
Gen. Sam. Beatty, Col. Manderson; 18th,
Capt. T. j. Carron. P o. Marsh; 18th,
Capt. P. Kinney, Col. G. 8. Golfer.
Itwas resolved that each delegate thus
have power to designate his
alternate.
On motion. a conmIttee of three was
annointed 70 nrenare a nlan of State or
ganization Of the White Boys IN Blue Of
Ohio. The committee reported that it
would be impossible to prepare the re-
ou;red nlan IN time for this meeting and
the MASSAGE oe 1tbe follow-.
inc resolution: :
Resol,ed That fbe nresant oroan;za.
t;on known as the White Rows in Rlue
he extended over tba State for the Tina
being and that ! COMMITTEES of three be
TO prenare . constitution for
the State orpanization and that said com.
m;ttee renort the nlan of State orcan;za
finn nrenared hy them 70 ! State Conyan.
lion e s T bs called bv the Evecnt;va Com
m;ttes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. At snoh time as
said Ereeut;ve Gomm;tfea NAV deem ad-
v;ssbls Visa 80 - - .s'' ss - ]
The renort and resolution were adont.
al md Liant JSt Jobn Clarkson
Win r Mutt and Col.-J-g. Grail were
anpoipted the committee called for by
the resolution,
A committee of Eve was appointed to
select State Executive committee. The
committee reported in favor Of the selec-
ton of an Executive committee located
in Cincinnati, with an advisory commit
teeman in each Congressional District
and recommended Col. L. D. Campbell,
Gen. Vandefveer, Capt. Stantmeyer, Col.
Qorr;o and Ne; Rrook fald 90 euoh Ev,