The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07
IRON ROLLERS NATIONAL
UNION.
Peurth and Inst Days Proceedings-
Votes of Thanks-Adjou TO
meet In south Bethlehem, PA, in
August, 1870.


FRIDAY, August 6, 1869.
MORNING SESSION.
The G. +. came to order at . o'clock
the G. ", Bro. D. Mccormick, taking
the chair.
At roll call all the officers and dele
gates were present. -g
Tho minutes of the previous meeting
were read and adopted. a- 80
On motion Of Bro. Mclaughlin, q
warrant was ordered in favor OF -. a.
Flute for expenses incurred as u. u
Ter. M ~ iaaJ osi'.,'y ia. T. =.
On motion, the names of those men
black sheeping in Clifton were ordered
to be printed in the Vulcdn Record.
On motion of Bro. Patrick McGowan,
If Ohio, the cases Of Leak and Fiddler
were laid over one year.
On motion of Bro. William Henry, the
G. NJ. was authorized to publish the
constitution together with the amend
ments adopted at the (3d) last session
of the G. F. q. s.
Several subjects of private nature
session, and at IL NJ.
The G. Y. announced the q. +. ad-
iourned until II o'clock T. ID.
=" AFTERNOON SESSION.
! The F. came to order by the G. V.
Bro. D. Mccormick presiding. At roll
call all officers and delegates present
the minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved. The committee
On Constitution not being ready to re-
port the G. F. took recess of an hour
and a half, and at the expiration Of
the time the committee presented their
report, which was read by Bro. Nc
Ginty, and on motion of Bro. H. w.
Thompson, the report was received
and read by section, each section elicit,
ing considerable discussion which &C.
cupied the greater part of the after
noon, but finally the entire report was
adopted as read.
The committee then presented new
form of blank for semi-annual reports,
as drafted by the G. NJ, which was, on
motion, adopted.
On motion a warrant was ordered In
favor of printing to the amount of
$l25 25.
A resolution ordering all sub-Fs to
place in q conspicuous place in their re-
spective hall, blank card whereon the
names of all blacksheep and bad men of
our craft are to be recorded, for the bet
ter information of our members especial
ly those who do not read the Vulcan
Record very carefully.
The delegates present, in order to
show their appreciation of the efficient
manner in which our worthy G. N. U. s.
has administered the laws of our order
and watched over the interests of our
craft, presented him with a handsome
purse, which, together with q vote of
thanks of this Grand Body, was ten.
dered to him by Bro. H. Mclaughlin, of
Illinois, Oh behalf of the delegates in a
neat and appropriate address. Bro.
John A. Edwards received the same and
delivered some eloque and pertinent
remarks, thanking the delegates for
the confidence reposed in him and the
cordiality and friendly feelings exhibit
ed towards him by the delegates and
members of the order.
On motion of Bro. MCGOWAN, a vote
thanks was rendered to Bro. B. A. Nc
Ginty for the satisfactory manner in
which he has reported the synopsis of
our proceedings for the public press.
On motion of Bro. VIM. Henry, vote
of thanks was rendered to the Wheeling
REGISTER and IntelligeaCer for the salts
factory manner in which they have
published our proceedings and the cour-
tesy extended our reporter.
On motion of Bro. Foley, a vote of
thanks was rendered to our Wheeling
Brothers for the bospitable manner in
which they have entertained US during
our stay among them.
On motion, adjourned to meet in
South Bethlehem, Pa, on the first
Tuesday in August, 1870