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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-25
POLITICAL ITEMsas6

Asstrength or availability is the only test or
evidence offitness which the Democrats require.
we would suggest Dr. Winship OF Massachusetts.
and Mike McCool of Missouri, us q strong tickst.
And as @ candidates politics IS n matter OF per-
we we. are % not sure but D that hat zacE. Chandler and
jim. Ashley would make II good run. With n
view Of uniting intempeInnce and teInperaanea @ an
strong combination. and 80 wo.lid Andrew
Johnson and john I. Gough Hsnry Ward
Beccher and Brigham louni, would not be bad
ticket, ana We sabIn IL. finally, ,orc.nsideration,
a combination tcket--upoil which men and
posea s,it, Of such names Is Wendell Phillips and
Brick Ponicrcy, lien. Wade and Minnie Reami
r. /. Baber uni Annie Dick ekinson.-Iohio State
Journal. sa4-s} "a aflf5Gl0-, iD 3l'HlF
b A number Of gentlemen formally counted
among the Democracy, at San frnucisco-in-
Guiding Peter Donahue, acted as officers Of tho.
Grant and ColfaX ratification meeting held IN
that city. A hundred guns were hrtd AT shasta
in honor Of the nomination OF Grant and CoiiaN. :.
Judge Benjamin f.. Porter of Alabama. in d
' tons, s IKE eiain5rous OF nssfo snprema,
ey which ass9 this 6FesidenIiai Ticket Eeceiys
senses, in the South or elsewhere need fear
That n this in,elign e9Iny nd and IN his
not reach the apex Of The temple of liberty and
hold It, 1t is the storm Of revolution which
brings ignorance and corruption to the surface
of society. In times ofpeace and submission to
the Law, they sink 10 obscurity, and control no
nations destiny. civil equality is not personal
I The call made by the "Nntional Executive
rCommiltee" of the Conservative soldiers aud
sailors for the Convention In New York Is sign
ed by nine generals, nine colonies, and one ma
for The military title of five of the generals
bogus, some OF the gentlemen not even appear
ing on the war records as officers Five OF the
cofoneis ver.snielied gunpowder in the neld,
and one of them WAS o Lieutenant In nine
months regiment which never reached the
front. y + aI 9Ve l,.H 1trlr ffI3
The Hon. William II. Wadsworth, Demo-
cratic Representative in tue SAANllith Con-
GAng. EaY1ll n 4y
Ia FIemingsburg, III that State, for Grant and
Colflx. There are large number Of k9ntuckt-
ans OF the same stamp preparing 10 follow Mr.
wadsworth's example. .
A Trenton paper, reporting the following con-
yersatlDn on the street, gives in nutshell the
animus of the opposition of Gen. Grant RE-
nutiic0n-Io you think iiinny Democrats Will
vote for Gen, Grapt? Democsvt--No, Reptsti-
eer,,--Wby? DensbcTat- Because he hurt hiItfs
sell wlien he captured Lee Repssttieaps- Oh shs
4 So, boys! q anal bumper. .3IaIas.f
is, While we all in chorps ctapt- -
For next P,esident we nominate -" ~
I io Ourow Ulysses Grant " s,,E.gp
And II ASKED what State he halls romf
~ This our sole reply shall be. 4Att3Q
a1a" From near Apponatto9s. Conff Housei
With its fanons apple-tfeelns At
" l,,r For twas there To our Ulysses
rhat Zee gave Up the fight ~ syg
p uCitHis- Now, boy g. . 70 GTatlt for President
And God Defend the right r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-25

Coy. Bullock, of Massachusetts, being
kept away from the great Faneuils Hall
meeting, sent a letter, in which lie hit
the nail OH the head thus squarely. -
IT am with you, with all my Heart, in
all that you say aud do to indorse the
nomination. ofuGrantl and GolfaH. 4 II
means the assurance of national peace
by, speedy reorganization of the rebel
StatesolIt meaDs the keeping of nation
al faithJby lying our debts in accord
ance with thespirit as well as the letter
OF the llawsl 1t means the vindicatloni oi
national honor by ar.ring with, the tal-
lot to guard themselves those whom NE
armed with the bayonet to guard US II
there is a man who would prolong strife,
break filth, sully honor if.there is such
a man, he is against US and against onI
andidates; and IL is an, old saying and
worthy of of all acceptation with Tegard
To parties, as well As indiyiiuals,, That
they are knowin By, tthee company they
!
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A sen.ihle Rssolutlon i.

The Democrats of the Southren States
are really in advance of the Northern
Democratic leaders in several important
respects. For instances, the Alabama
Democratic State Convention, which
met at Montgomery on.Thursday, adopt
ed the following resolution as part of
its splatform: e'oi' ti'7
"Resolued, That slavery having been
prohibited in the State of Alabama by
a convention of the people thereof, held
in September, 1865, we hereby again
proclaim our faithful adherence to that
ordinance, and we assure the people of
the United States that there are no laws
in force in this State, enacted by our
authority, which make any distinction
in the protection which they give to the
person and property of both races; and
We hereby declare our solemn purpose
that these laws shall be faithfully and
administered as soon as the
military are Withdrawn and We are
permitted TO manage our own affairs. :"
There are promises made IN this rcso-
luton which scarcely any Northern
Democratic Convention has yet made,
or offered. se'fr,,-ag,1 4fa-yEg,or -4t
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Gran, as a Humorist.

4 Flags of truce were occasionally sent
back and forth between Cairo and Col
umbus, and the opposing Generals WIN
werein command, of those posts were
sometimes present. On one occasion
General Polk proposed toast, which he
said all could drink. Those present
filled there glasses, and he gave s,To
General George Washington. AS ae
paused, purposely, at the end of the
name, the company commenced to drink
when he added, 'the first rebel" Gen
eral Grant exclaimed, THAT was scarcely
fair, General, hut will lie even Will
you some day. y The laugh was, ofcourse
against him, but the company parted in
good humor. Some two weeks atler.
ward another fag of truce was sen,
down to Columbus, General Grant ac-
compaE ying it. aU .isjs. /. li.4a
l a After business was over, Gen eral Gran
atlroitly tturned the conversation upon
State rights. He allowed them to pro
coed at considerable length without at.
temptihgito refute anything. At length
he arose 20 go, and proposed toast al
parting. Glnsses were filled, and the
General arose and gave, Equal rights
to ali..f' He then made q pause, as
General Psiis had done and when al
were basily drinking, hi. added, white
and blecll, p adding, 'sand now General
4 think 1 am, even with you. 4" The
lreverned aud gallant General Polk own
ed up flanked,fyrLile, Of General GRAFT
by General James Al Wilson, 4 ~ n
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General eran,,s mode.ty.

From the Pittsburgh Commercial.
The letter Of General Grant to Sber!
man, dated the4th of March, 1854, is full
Of appreciation for others, and possesses
striking traits Of his own selfabnegation,
He says, in one part of the letter referred
to, "While have been erninently sue
cessful in the war, In ut least gaining the
confidence of the public, no one feels
more than 1 how much Of this success is
due TO the energy, skill, and harmoni-
ously putting forth that energy and skill,
ofthose whom it has been my good fortune
TO have occupying subordinate positions
under me - Here is the man, in his
modest character, plainly showing that
In the trying period ofthe nations troub-
les the right man came at last. How
General sherman appreciated the letter
Is shown i'm his reply. /" You are 1OaO
Wdshington's legitimate successor, and
occupy a position OF almost dangerous
elevation, but If you continue, as hereto
fore, to be yourself, simple, honest and
unpretending, you viii enjoy through
life the respect and love of friends and
the homage of millions of human beings
that will award you a large share In Sc
curing to them and their descendants
government of law and stability"
And, as ifthat tribute ofGeneral ShcTs
man to General Grant already quoted;
was not suiflcient, he further says: II
believe you are as brave, patriotic and
just as the great prototype, Washington;
as unselfish, kind-lIearted and honest as
q man should be, but the chief charac-
| teristic is the simple faith in success you
have always manifested, which l can
linken to nothing else Than the faith o
Christian has in his Sdriotr."
| In that memorable letter it Is pointed
out that the seat of the coming empire il
the West. The subordimates had faith
in Grant. They knew his modesty, his
| iron will and determination; aud what
ever the Democrats may say to the con-
trary, history will give to the General q
seat of honor in the national temple of
fame, for the man who proved himself
SO resolute, SO modest, and had the con-
| iidence of his subordinates to an extent
almost unparalleled in history, and who
| lived in the minds of millions as the
Saviour of the Union, will be the next
President, and will also then he the
| right man in the right place.
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Farm for Sale.

T'HE UNDEEuGNED offers for sale his farm,
i in Goshen township, Belmont County, o.,
two miles North of Burton's Station, on the
Central Ohio II. r., ~ miles South Of the Ma
tiopal Road, 21S 1SmilesSouthwest of Morristown,
and Ave miles Northeast Of Barnesyille, con
tanning 400 acres of very rich alluvial soil--
mostly In grass. About 40 acres OF which Is
choice bottom land snd the balance well adapt.
ed to grazing and axriculture. Fine springs Of
ards of choice frrit. five veins OF Coal underly.
ing the principal part of the farm, with q good
spring-house within three rods of the kitchen
door, together with all necessary yout-buildings
such as barns, stables, &c. 'N,,s+
This is one of the best stock farms in the
County, and "a large proportion of IL well adapt.
ed for the growing of Vines. l"il 9rWHti rGl lTii
will sell the farm ON reasonable terms.
For further particulars, call on the undersign.
ed, residing on the premises or address me, oil
Morristown.h Ijal6l JAMES TALLMAN.
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A Choice Farm for Sale.

I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE. at n bar
i gain, the Farm on saltwater Creek, Belmont
snip, known as the "Scott Farm. ." tllofQ = Y
This is one of the best farms in the Northwest
art, Of the County--contains 105 Acres, l30
acres cleared and in grass or under cultivation,
Tue balance well tfmbered HNiJHI is
, There are on 1t a good Barn, with stabling un-
hearing Orchards of choice fruit, and 1t is un-
lerlaid with good vein of COAL easy of access
1t issituated within 21s miles of the National
Road, with O good level road to the pike, and Is
well watered and adapted to stock or grain
growing. '5h StsH" r -.AAl
For further particulars or information relative
TO the price and terms call on the subscriber, on
mis- farm. 81 miles Northeast of Morristown, or
address him by letter, at Morfistown, Belmont
County, Ohio. e0t at lulslLs 4 & .yyiJtll-9
fe7-tf l}it nVgtlul,i ~ THOMAS MCCALL, .
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now TO WIN.

The following Is copy Of circular
issued by the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee. It will be seen that the
Democracy are going to work In earnest,
and expect to secure victory by a full
circulation of Democratic newspapers,
and free use Of money. II Republicans
desire TO secure success for their ticket
they ought to practice upon that part OF
the advice here given in relation to the
circulation Of newspapers. Circulate
Republican papers thoroughly and you
need have no fears as to the result.
CIRCULAR.
DEMOCRATIC Ex. COM. Rooms,
COLUMBUS, o., June 9, 1868. T.
DEAR SIR I'm view of the import
Campaign, The Democratic Executive
Committee invite your attention to the
following suggestions:
1st. Where arrangements have not al
ready been made for County and Con-
gressional Conventions, the same shall
1 be perfected ut once, SO that we may
! have full tickets In the field as soon as
possible after our candidate for hesi-
! dent is nominated.
End. That great care should be taken
! in the selection of County Central Com.
| mittees, nd'especially in the choice of
| the Chairman, who should be one of the
most active, intelligent and Trustworthy
| Democrats.
Sd. That the full names Of the mem.
bers of the County Committee--designa
! ting the Chairman and Secretary, with
! the Post Office address of each--should
! be forwarded to the Chairman of the
! State Executive Committee as soon as
they are chosen.
! 4th. That every town and city in the
State should make arrangements to send
as large delegation of Democrats to the
| New York Convention as possible, with
9 view TO assist in the nomination of the
unanimous choice of the Ohio Democracy
! for President. Pendleton clubs and al
I Democratic associations in the State
should be well represented in New York
Arrangements have been perfected with
all of the principal railroads, (the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago X. X
excepted by which tickets can be pur
chased at all of the principal points or
such roads, for the round trip to New
York, at half fare.
In conclusion, we again earnestly urg,
the formation and efficient organization
of Clubs, local Campaign Committees
the formation of clubs for our Democra
tic newspapers. now being conducted
with more ability and energy than eve
before, and offered at extremely low rates
for the Campaign; and finally, tht
prompt collection and payment of fund
necessary to enable your State, Count.
and Township Committees to act eff
ciently in securing THAT vIcToHS abso
lutely essential for the preservation o
! the free institutions organized by tn
4 Fathers of the Republic" and trans
mitted to us through and by the Fedora
Constitution.
L. +. BINGHAM,
Chairman.
w. w. WEBD, Secretary,
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FARM FOR SALE.

rTHE FARM AND MIThs,s known, rs the
i WIN. B. HUBBARD property, ON Wheeling
Creek, ~ miles North Of St. Clairsyilie. The
land, partly creek bottom, and has Upon Il
SAW MILL fr9iis4an5J vt0s gl.,
For terms Of sale, apply to ..A
ap.24syl ~ Hi ,9a - st. Clairsville. Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-25

Our English cousins appears to be
particularly fond of, American cheese.
fhey received during the month OF May
] ,735, ,28O pounds of the article, . rather
large gureH compared with the small
Quantity of Cheshire which they send
us In returHsntil sfias5gg adj lH ,n0li4gs
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q Flushing Swan G. Vance, o. 9. Hollo-
way alternate. e.'gni Of % YigsIhl sGi'0
Rbkwood-John b. Ward, VIM. Gill.
land alternate. HoldW Hog dH
Mead-Henry welcb, c. c. Fowler
alternate. il-.,t ~ "a l......l.,t
Pedse-Jobn c. Tallman, J. H. 'Dren-
nan alternate. tiu5i
Pultney-J. b. Smith, George NJ. Wise
alternate. .grlIi.fU, DOH -,l
Richtand--R. H. Cochran, b. s. Cow
on alternate. a"h .laf a1. a
Smih-Tra Lewis, Ephrain Snyder
alternate. II sire
Somerset- Hogue, 1. Shotwell al
| ternate. 90 ~ s19t NNlt rpua
I Union4John Lippincott, DR.. A. J
Hogue alternate. eg ,t-.r f.ate
WdSren-Wm. Smith, John Bradfield
alternate. iaEt i Haf
Washington-- Isaac Welsh, Alexander
Armstrong alternate. .r
Wdync-Jehn Lisle, Saml. b. Thrall
alternate. Z" GH
lVheelin2-John Henderson, Ell Sell
bert alternate. 81. ~,
York-David Boger, Davis Woodburn
alternate. - yal ai9.
The Convention then proceeded to
elect by acclamation eleven delegates at
large to represent Belmont County in
the Congressional Convention of the
XVIth District as follows:
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sT The New York Eeader having said. N Golfax
has ever been q printer he know what Il is te
have a form pied next Noyefnberio TIE floyi
note: Exactly so. The Democratic form Is al
ready so badly squabtied and 90 Us yeef siAts the
strongest chase In the country cant hold ~ 70
viii ba ia d 4. the reaeptacle for broken forms
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Millinfru.
RENIOXED.

MISS NANCY Il. FAIRS, would inform her
INl old customers and the public generally, ana
ladies particularly, that she has removed To tne
ger, West n the st. Clair Hotel, where she VIII
Keep a full supply Qf MILLENERY, FANCY M
each season, to which she invites the attention
of buyers. Thankful for past favors she would 'st
an yttel thpsea WaMting uATS or BoN ~ n NESs, ~,
be xpeditioasiss and iieat " suppliesl4S q 4 II
! mar2b 1858.
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w. w. WEBB, Secretary.
A Roster OF Honor.

The call for the "Advisory Conven.
tion of Soldiers and Sailors" which is to
meet in New York Oh. July 4th, and form
a side-show to the great Democratic cir
Gus, is signed by number of men, who
are mainly unknown to fame. They
rank high, however, if their titles are to
be believed, but the following is trans
cript of their record from the volunteer
army record, as it has just been furnish
ed to the Washington Chronicle:
Fictitious. Real Rank and
Rank. Name. service
Colonel .A. w. Bradbury Major, Eot in the
field
General Donohue ....... Name not borne
TITUIff on the register
Colonel ...E c. Kinsley Lieutenant nine
o'S months regt;
no battle.
General .. .McQ uadc. ..........--No such General
-|. on record.
Colonel ...,c c, W. Zulick. LEFT the service
,f. rUr 1862. and took
to the more
congenial oc-
cupat ION OF
-Nla Ys,.f claim agent.
H. s6sa .SsS Ssl1ns
9iisip!!.s a9 record.
CoioneI.,.....T f. Brnnilette.. Left in 1852.
General. John Love.........So record OF any
General..T. L. Dickey -,...-.was discharged
i i ~ stl February, 1858.
Generai........E b. Brown.,,..~ Read Lieutenant
-Hl. Il atG charged in ~.
General.......J. McFarland....H Read Captain; do.
General y
.t3aL.' '4Ae IAaoi that name.
This reduces the list of Generals. to
L lib (rnrnlnn
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unToy nEPuBLrc AN COUNTY CON-
&, 'fh4 ~ ~ svRHTION. ~ iri ~ "a

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yam pnies Le'n' =. p ~ " -, - ~" ~
= ran ~, waS onoSen oe.a =, ,,,...,.,,
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p = seiec. uelesa.ss l " NE - ,o,,a, sas
! ~ ~ @ .'.s.,n., G M ajp4s Goro,I,aan.
Y, Hnts.S- Z, gI. Nl,.!is " sl
pom. m.aUo'Ahl..eeo, =, nsSvn tsssou'nS'
t"y rr.'r Sn" "ppce q p"..'..sse'I T ID S,.,.,' ~,
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~ 80. - ls,..s.'ss,r. 'S 49, ra..,.s, ~.
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mai 4q. ,ile .l,soy19. .I91,S..
%cosc' 'AieA' h'anui' a. n tfstice'
). II. bremen ana D. Lean. ln4i.a,
I Puttney.-J. b. smith, hoot. harper
Jho. :. Cratty p" =
| Rachlana' '--Hugh McMillen, sol. SOL.
bentiey,J. b.iLohggiey ana " II. AT
rick. .uu,il .4g',n H aio tLoj.
| Snlth,-7Jss. Beckett, joshua Hep
bringer, VIM. gWilkison and Ira Lewis
oonaerset'--Soi. Hogue, Isaac Shotwen,
u. w. Sheppard ana =. 3. Maring.
Unafon.-W. u. hlrR, u. Cunara, jas
McConoughey ana James Linn. hl'e ID.
Wdrren.--M.s d. King, NJ. Manning,
Anos' ',.a'G ~. SGliahh'ah"' ianlA WIN. SlN
! fiq1S"',fy'o" ''f isaac "eisil, :. jar
fe1t AGA Aflns'rons anu 'onnp JONI 'ooniiip- 'oiip
nun. 81 y I,4i sa,l,, .
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.""cee@'g-,t nos Loase, A,pyis w
-. I o +, 1.-''''",-'s- :. - '''',.''H =
mi, aL,a. ,,,,,;,.,
uon Isaac vvslsh Shairm,n and r R
| I,onm,r,o,,' .s.orot.r, 1yn, sr;th I,so
.>r w. .m1 C.n, Ian,as Th',.tar Of
| f,oler,,;n wer,. n,,n,.dntAl tcllers. llel5at
ON motion of T. s. Crafty of pultney.
Col. J.sR. Mitchell was re. nominated for
Clerk Of the Court. .by acclamation. i 4
4 On, tin, Of lanes Ta,lmon of Gosh.
| en-. Cnnt. sam. b. piper was re.nomina-
] tel for rSheriff. bv acclamation. '''.'
| efsapf Ay,x's Core Cant. Thomas HI.
Faprre, and Rork ,tooner were. s,,re ested
os Candidates for Auditor. and a ballot
ordered. resulting as follows:,. .,o'. ..,.
' 1st Ballot.
Cone q Ferrel 10. Cooper IS.
,iaG, 3 o,d p.u,, ~.
1rs.. o, r,..aI,o "',os'.,. :.
uoo.pS -, IN, ~ y1 .,.x
~ .Non = 80 /.
.u .ns s,, az. ' ",.,,,'. M ~ Wv ,e,,ast 49,
s,s",'i(.,a '"o y 80. - -
''noa'u 'h. - y. uiopp.u' ,i,,, = -. r.,.,ou
tis poihs '4e fp n''ffpp' - ''ai'ANi '''ai'ANi Ioiei - 1i''
"a' 't5'S "''A""n' ll' - ~ aoil.gpf 9l'
,,e,it s...la.l, 3rd Baiiot. 'H'''1 ~
Cope 80, Ferrsl "a. ayo,g n, ~ ,.,... + -; y
Cant. Cope was declared duly nomina-
~, spr 80 so ~ ~ r,t;on IL nnn,
.'7i,D',
nation was MADE unanimous! q
On motion of James Tallman of Gosh
en-: Lieut. John q. Bolon was re- nonina-
"a, g., paoor,ar ,y aoc,onot,on ~
80 - - a....' asi1 n I1D-a....s.',sf
II II
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square (Tcn lines Nonpafiej or Iess :, ons
or three Insertions, ~. Each subseouenf ID
sertion 30 cents. 4 UT '7FTI' -
business Cards, not exceeding seven limos, 90
per year.
herchants' advertising, no. exceeding one.
fourth Of column Of any time, SO psr year,
during the year, $50. A column, not over
Special Eoiiccs and w Double Column hdreyt,emers
aa once and a half the rates Of ordinary adyor.
tiscments.
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REAION,ED.

N 6ISS,PRISCILLA p. ALEXANDER, would
tN Iinfrom her.old customers and the public
teneraIly, that she has removed her MH LEN
fRY STORE, to the room formerly Occupied by
a SwRssIs, N9q,S ths sse%i SSsi
keep a full supply Of MILLENEEr GSgJI5, liI,j
Ways on hand at feduded Priccss wy
(p2-l8gS.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-25

This reduces the list of Generals to
Huger, Parkhurst, Bragg, and German,
who alone are entitled to bear that title.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-25
r. H. COCHRAN, Sec'y.

MEETING OF GENITAL COMMITTEE.
The members of the Central Commit
tee assembled and organized by appoint
ing G. l.. Poorman, Chairman, and II.
III. Cochran, Secretary.
The following Executive Committee
was appointed: G. L. Poorman, r. H.
Cochran, b. S. Cowen, Henry West,
Barkley Cooper, Esq. f'a 1a
The Committee adjourned to meet at
the call of the President. ,s
-ali I1Ha-H. G. Il. POORMAN,
it1 Hil Chairman.
r. II. COCHRAN, SecN .ll .-I-