The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-06

Address was discharged.
Adjourned 10 IL O'Clock P. N.
AFTERNOON sEss1oN-1HP.M.
The G. v. elect, Bro. D. Mccormick
and other duly elected officers, took
their respective positions and were OH.
elally Installed In their Offices by the
G. NJ.
At roll call all the officers and dele
gates answered to their names.
The minutes OF the morning session
were read and approved.
The Committee on Ways and Means
presented their report, which contained
seven sections or suggestions.
A motion was made to accept the re-
port As made, which was amended by
B. A. McGinty, that we take II up and
discuss 1t BY sections.
The amendment was adopted, and
the 1st, I'd, Sd, and 4th sections were
adopted as read; the 9th was rejected;
the 9th and 7th were referred TO the
Committee on Constitution, and the
committee was discharged. ~
On motion OF Bro. McGIuty, the dele.
gates Of the several sub-Forges repre-
scented were called upon 10 read their
semi.annual reports.
The reports were all read and not one
single Forge reported their condition as
being In arrears TO the G.. F. Those
that had been In arrears at the last ses-
sion have come here prepared to pay
up all Indebtedness In full, while some
are In advance Of their dues. All re-
ports were received and ordered TO be
filed for publication by the g. NJ, In the
Hatean Record. The delegate from No.
8 Ohio, gave q verbal report, and, on
motion, the rules were suspended and
the report accepted. or
On motion, a warrant for $52 was or
dered to pay the G. NJ. for expenses In.
CURED In Visiting FORCES during the
year.
On motion, the 9. F. took recess Of
one and half hours, TO give the com.
mittees an opportunity 10 Prepare re.
ports.
Al the expiration Of the recess the
g. Y. called the G. F. 10 order.
The Committee on Finance presented
their report, which was fully discussed
and finally received and referred to the
Committee on Constitution, and the
committee discharged.
The g.. v. announced the G, F, adj
journed until 8 o'clock this morning,
In the meantime the different COM
mlttees will work at night.
YEsTERDAY's PRooRED1Nas,
THURSDAY, August s, 1869.
The G. F. met at 8 o'clock A, NJ. the
G. ", Bro. D, Mccormick In the chair,
At roll call oil the delegates, except
James Colson, were present.
The minutes OF the previous meeting
were read, and adopted as read.
The following Committee on Griev.
ances, appointed yesterday, viz: J. q.
Habberteld, Hugh Mclaughlin and
John K. Fogle, submitted their report,
which related TO q case Of expulsion OF
0 member from No. PENNSYLVANIA,
On motion OF Bro. Flute, OF Michigan.
the report was discussed by neclIong.
The tirst section was adopted as read,
A motion TO reject the second section.
made by Bro. Flute, was lost. On mo.
tion OF Bro, McGtnty, the section was
adopted as read, and No. 2 Pennaylya.
MIA required 70 ascertain the name Of
the member who made the threats com.
planned OF and 10 give him 4 public
reprimand In No. 2 Forge. The third
section was adopted as read.
The committee also presented re-
port oil their operations In connection
with the Queen City F., No. l, N, Y,
which was, on motion OF Bro. McGInty,
referred back 10 the committee for com.
pletlon.
The committee on Good Of the Order
presented their report, which being
rather lengthy, we only give synop.
sis Of It. The ttst section, relating 10
duties OF D. D. @. Ma and authorizing
them to appoint assistants, was, on mo.
ton Of Bro. Flute, adopted AZ read,