The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-05
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a. roll cali all the officers and dele
Igates we're present, and the followin'
States were represented, as follows:
West Virqinia-By Frank Kline, Johl
Davis. Patrick Higgins, Henry ThonP
son, John Shoup and Robert Z. wal
'Prnusvlrania-By B. A. McGinty, Ds
yid Harris, Patrick Foley, David Ryan
LIP. M Pearson, j. A. Flute, John McCU
mick. We. Foster and George G. Gray
Il sOk;o-Bys Thomas Doran David: D.
i Martin, Patrick Gowan, James Col
ton. 3. a. Edmnnds, David b. Martir
Kentacky-ByJsmes Grundy and "m
Martin. 81. o" -.
HHnois-By Hugh Mclaughlin and
VIM. H. Holder.
Ee,c York-By Patrick Ryan, Bernard
Hane, John Young, r. B. Hamilton ant
Richard Charles.
| Mickigaa-By John A. Flute and " d.
Fl. Lewis. -
Indiana-By John X. Fogle and j. u
Lewis.
Ne,o Jersey-By Jas. Whelan and Da'
vid B. Jones.
! Maruland-By VIM. J. Martin, james
Bennett and Joseph Brown.
| Rhode Island-By Isaac Williams and
VIM. Sutton. :,
Tennessee-By James Dunn and Frank
G. Lewis.
Missouri-By James Wilson and Alex
der j. Louis. =.
| The minutes of previous meeting
were read and approved.
The G. NJ. read his annual report and
address, which was, on motion, received
and referred to the proper committee.
The G. V. appointed the following
| ing committees:
On G.. M,s Address-David B. Davis,
John K. Fogle, P. N. Pearson.
On Ways and Neans-Henry Thompson,
Patrick Higgins, P. Foley, 2. Ryan,
VIM. II. Holder.
On Secret HTorks-Hueh Mclaughlin,
David Martin, B. A. McGinty.
On Finance-John G. Habberfeld, John
A. Flute, Thos. Dorau.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year was proceeded with, and resulted
in the election of Bro. j. o. Edwards by
reclamation as G. NJ. U. S.
Dillon Mccormick, of Wheeling, was
elected G. "; Patrick Ryan, of New
York, G. K; James Grundy, of Kentucky,
Vice Sec'y; John Davis. of West Viz
ginia, Treas; Door Keeper, Ii. W.
Thompson, of Benwood.
Upon motion of B. A. McGinty the G.
F. took recess of an hour and half,
for the purpose Of giving the different
committees an opportunity to make ont
their reports.
At the expiration of the time the G.
V. called the G. +. to order. A com mu-
nication from Bay View F., Wisconsin,
stating the reason why they did not
send delegates, was, on motion, received
and filed, and the excuse accepted. The
committee on G. NJ. s. address present.
ed their report congratulating the G. +.
for having such an efficient officer as
our present Worthy G. NJ, and suggest
ing the propriety of having some law
enacted for the amicable adjustment of
all difficulties between managers and
boilers and also the enactment Of some
law to prevent all putting, excessive
drinking of Intoxicating liquors while
at work; and they pronounce the adj
dress of the G. M. carefully and ably
gotten up, and requested that vote of
thanks of this G. F. be rendered to the
G.. NJ. for the able manner in which he
has administered the business of the or
ganization during the year, and the ad-
dress be printed in the Vulcan Record.
On motion the vote of thanks was ten
dered and the address referred to the
committee on the Good of the Order.
At the request of the G. NJ
and on motion of Brother mclaughlin,
Bro. B. A. McGinty was appointed as
a committee of one to prepare a
synopsis of such OF our proceed
ings tor publication as, in his judgment,
may he thought proper to publsh.
On motion, the committee on c. VI. s
Address was discharged.
Adjourned to l. o'clock z. NJ.
AFTERNOON sESsIoN-14 Pm.
The G. V. elect, Bro. ID. Mccormick,
and other newly elected officers, took
their respective positions aud were Off
cially installed into their offices by the
G.. NJ.
Atroll-call all the officers and dele
gates answered to their names.
The minutes of the morning session
were rCnQ anu dppEoVeu.
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 read, which was amended by b.
A. McGinty, that we take it up and dis
cuss it by sections.
The amendment was adopted, and
the LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th sections were
adopted as read; the 5th was rejected;
the 9th and 9TH were referred to the
committee on Constitution, and the
committee was discharged.
On motion of Bro. McGinty, the dele
gates of the several sub FORCES repre-
sented were called upon to 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. +. Those
that had been in arrears at the last SEES
sion have come here prepared to pay
I'D 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. N. in the
Vulcan Record. The Delegate from Ne.
3 Ohio, gave verbal report, and, on
motion, the rules were suspended and
the report accepted.
On motion, warrant for $500 was
ordered to pay the G. NJ. for expenses
incurred in visiting FORCES during the
year.
On motion, the G. Z took recess OF
one and half hours, to give the COM
mittees an opportunity to prepare re-
ports.
At the expiration of the recess the
G. V. called the G. F. to order.
The committee on Finasce 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. +. adj
iourned until o'clock this morning.
In the meantime the different com
mittees will work at night.
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