The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-03
By the Governor Of West Virginia,
ApROCLAMATIOE
THE STATE OF WEST vIRsrEII
KXE0uTTVE DRPA

OEfAhIA6ATs
WHEREAS, IT APPEARS FROM RE-
wv Turns mRde 10 me that at the cleo
tIOn held on the twenty second day OF Octo-
Der last, for the ONCE OF Judge of the Su-
preme Court OF Appeals Ralph u. BeIkIhire
received tWenty-gix thousand six hundred
and sevenLy-elght votes, and Matthew I'd
mission receiver twenty-five thousand one
hundred and twelve votes, for the Ottic6 Of
Attorney General Thayer Melvin received
tWenty-six thousand eight hundred and
slxty-hve votes, and William r. Wiley re-
and ninety eight voIeE; for the office OF
Judgs OF the second Judicial Circuit chap
three hundred and twenty Volek; Tor
the ONCE Of Juoge OF the 1hiru Judicial Cir
cult John A. DnIe received three thousand
seven hundred and si&ty-one votes, aud
John ]. Brown received two thousand ak
hundred and one votes for the office OF
Judge OF the Fourth judicial Circuit TnomSs
w. HARRISON received three thousand three
hundred and forty.two votes, and Charles y.
Lewis received two thoUand six hundred
ana ar Ja SG ~ The Filth JudIsial o ~.
cult James p. Smith received one
thousand three hundred and EIxty.One
votes, A. p. White received Two hundred
ceiYed one Vo q, and Robert White received
t1ve votes; for the office OF Judge OF the sixth
Judicial Circuit, Ephriam B. Hall received
one Thousand three bundled and ninety
four votes and Edmund PendleIon received
oifiee Of Judge or Inc Eighth ] GdielaI Girc s
Robert Irvine received one thousand four
hundred and ntnety-s SIX votes, and GeorgeJ.
Arnold received one thousand -FOUR hundred
and eishty votes; for the office OF Judge of
the Ninth judicial Clrcult George LOomls
received two thousand one hundIedEevenLy-
eight votes, and James NJ. JackEon received
two thousand and eIghty-nine votes; for the
ofiee OF the Judge OF the Tenth Judicial CIR
cult Robert s.Brown received one thousand
four hundred and 1ortY-thIee votes, w. h.
Tomlinson received nYe hundred and Rsv-
enty-elght voles, and T. NJ. Adams received
one hundred and Dinety-two votes, for tie
ONCE or Judge OF the Eleventh Judicial Cir-
cult ames W. Hoge received three thousand
three hundred aud thirty votes, John w.
Adams received two oteA for the office OF
Judge of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit James
II. Ferguson received eight hundred and
rg 6lVed six hundred andtwenty-nineY votes;
and for me once OF Judge or The Thirteenth
Judicial Circuit Henry u. Gillespie received
seven hundred and twenty three votes and
Walker received one hundred and
nifty one votes 5
the said election for the said office OF Judge OF
the Supreme Court OF Appeals, Ralph l..
Berkshire received the highest number or
the Office or attorney General Thayer Mel
vim received the highest number Of woes
cast for any person for said office; for the
Chapman j. Stewart received the highest
number Of votes cast for any person for said
office; for the oftiee OF Judge ofthe Third
judicial circuit John A. Ollie received Inc
highest number Of votes cast forany person
for said ofncei for the Office OF Judge OF the
Fourth judicial Circuit Thomas W. Harrison
received the highest number OF votes cast
for any person for said ONCE; for the ONCE
Of Judge oftne Fifth; judicial Circuit James
+. Smith received the highest number OF
votes cast for any pen0n Tor said onice; for
the once oEJudg9 of the Sixth Judicial Cir
cult Ephrlam b. Han received the highest
oftice; for the office OF Judge OF the
Eighth judicial Circuit Robert Irwin re-
Ss IA 1ioei o., OF votes cast
Judge oil the Ninth Judicial Circuit C}eorTe
Loomis received the hlghestnumber ofYotes
cast for any person for said office; for the of
dee OF JuGge of the Tenth judicial CITenit
Robert 8. brown received the largest NUM-
Der Of votes cast for any person for said ofilce
clAl Circuit James w. Hoge received the
highest number OF votes cast for any person
twelfth judicial Circuit James 81. Fer9ns sn
received the highest number Of votes caSt |
for any person for said ONCE; and for the or |
dee Of Judge of the Thirteenth judicial Cir. |
cult Henry L Gillespie received the hiEhest
on1cs. -
Governor OF the Stale oflWest Virginia. do
hereby declare that Ralph L. BerkShire mas
been duly elected TO the Office Of Judge or the |
supreme Court oIAppeals; Thayer Melvin /
has been duly elected 70 the ONCE OF Attor-
ney General; Chapman ]. Stewart has been |
Second judicial Circuit; John A. DiiIe ms |
been duly elected TO the Office of Judge for the
Third Judieia1 Circuit; Thomas W. Harrison |
has been duly elected to tho ONCE OF JudKe /
for the Fourth Judicial Circuit; James z. |
smith has been duly elected 10 the once ofI
Judge for the fifth judicial Circuit; Ephriam |
8. Hall has been dula elected TO the once ofI
Judge for the sixth Judicial Circuit: Roter |
irvine has been duly elected 70 tine ONCE OF 1
Judge for the EIghth Judicial Circuit: George /
Loomis has been duly elected to the ONCE or
Judge for the Ninth judicial Circuit: Robert
); Brown has been duly elected 20 the olee
u Judge for tie Tenth Judicial Circuit: 1
James ". Hoge has been duly elected TO the 1
offioe OF Judge for the Eleventh JndicIaI CIR. |
'9iti James n. FeIguson has been duly elect
ID 70 the of1ee Of Judge for the Twelfth Ju-
itcih Circuit; and Henry L, Gillespie has
1een duly elected to the ONCE OF Judge for
he Thirteenth Judicial Circuit All for the |
terms or residue OF terms fixed by
he Consultation or established by law. -
In testimony Whreof have herennto set
{ ~ my hand and caused the Seal Of the |
L 8. State 10 be affixed at the CITY OF /
~ Wheeling, this second day OF Deem |
Der, in the year Of our Lord, one thousand |
light hundred and Eixty-eight, and OF the |
tate the sixth. All, BoRFnIAS-
By the Governor,
JoHS 8. WITCHES, Secretary of the State,