The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-06

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The Chair announced the call oi States
for the Committee on Permanent Organi
zation. y ss ~ cor - - -
Mr.. Keck, of OHIO, moved that on his
call Of States, delegations nominate thu
members Of all committees. Lost.
Theiroll was called for the Committee
on Permanent Organization, withthe fol-
lowing result:
Alabama-Isaac Hymer.
Arkansas. NJ. johnson.
Caliiornia-F. K. Shattuck.
Connecticut-B. Bent.
Delaware-Jno. G. Clark.
Florida-F. N. Wisker.
Georgia. +. Long. .s4.
Illinois-E. Merry.
1ndiana-Geo. Z. Sleek.
1owa-A. R. Anderson.
Kansas-Joslah kellogg,
Kentucky-Jno. b. Bruner. Oh.
Louisiana-W. Robinson.
Maine-Hiram Bliss, Jr.
Maryland-Jno. 7. Enser.
Massachusetts,. johnson.
Michigan-Jas. Burney.
Minnesota. E. Rice. -..#
Mississippi-A. Z Davis. F
Missouri. o. stannard.
Nebraska-Jno. D. Neigh.
Nevada-Geo. N. Sabin.
New Hampshire-Dan Barnard.
|. New Jersey-Levi D. Gerard.
z New York;. N. Hungerford..
North Carolina-Jas b. Paris.
Ohio-W. Il. voorhees,.
Oregon-Myers Hurst. -.-
Pennsylvania Chas. Albright.
Rhode Island-M. l. Brayton.
South Corolina-W. B. Nash.
Tennessee-Wm. Y. Elliot.
Texas-W. A. Ellet.
Vermont-Geo. Wilkins.
Virginia-Jno. A.. .HaTman.
West Virginia-Jno. E. Schley.
Wisconsin-Thad. G. POud.
The Chair stated that rooms had been
provided for the Committees adjoining the
Hall and suggested that they retire at
once TOR consultation.
: A motion was made that the territories
be called for members OF the Permanent
Organization. Agreed to. sNs 5'
Arizona named JAS II. Toole; Colorado
Geo. n. Chillocother; Idaho J. Z. Ford
District Of Columbia; A. r. Shepperd;
Montana j. B. Church; Wyoming G. w
Corney. 81 -TgE
On motion the Committee were per.
mitted to retire to Agricultural Hall. ,
A delegate from Kansas moved to de.
fer the selection of the Committee or
Resolutions until after the permanent
organization. Lost. -
j. r Popham, Of Virginia moved that
the Committee Resolutions and Rules be
named in response to one call OF the
States. Carried. [Applause and cheers
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Alabama-R. NJ. Ruggles.
Arkansas-W. Fl. Way.
California;. Fl. Wilmington.
Connecticut-Gen. J. r. Hawley.
Delaware-Henry F. Pickle.
Florida-J. W. johnson.
Georgia-D. A. Walker.
1llinois-Herman Roster. .-I
1ndiana-Chas. Krug. ~ i.5.
1owa-Wm- Vandervoer.
Kansas-Jas. G. Carpenter.
Kentucky-Jas. Speed ~ .r
Louisiana-John Ray.
Names. P. Pullan.
Maryland-Thos. A. Spence.
Massachusetts,. B. s. Cogswell.
Michigan-W. A. Howard.
Minnesota-Wm. E. Hicks.
Mississippi-John r. Linch.
Missouri-John Stoner.
Nebraska-John B. Weston.
Nevada-L. d. Head.
New Hampshire-0sborn Ray.
New Jersey-Chas. Hewitt.
New York-Jas. N. Matthews.
North Carolina-J. w. Hood.
Ohio-R B. Hayes.
0regon-H. r. Kincaid.
Pennsylvania-W. w. Scofcld.
Rhode Island-Wm. Goddard.
South Carolina-R. B. Elliott.
Tennessee-A. ]. Kicks.
Texas. W. Talbot.
Vermont-Benj II. Steele.
Virginia-Col. Ed. Daniels.
West Virginia-Thos. B. Swami.
Wisconsin-Thos. S.Allen, = ge1'rr
Oolorado-Jerome B. Chaffe. gis is
Dacotah-A. X. Sheppard.
Idaho. Curtis.
: Montans-W. F. Sanders.
Wyoming-J. w. Donnallon.
COMMITTEE ON RULES. !,
Alabama-W. P. Jones.
Arkansas-Stephen Wheeler.
California-C. N. Patterson.
Connecticut-Daniel Chadwick.
Delaware-Charles n. Richards.
Florida-J. w. Butler.
Georgia-Joseph NJ. Sims.
Illinois,. A. Powell.
Indiana-C. W. Chapman.
Iowa.. W. Cord.
Kansas-H. @. Gross. &. F4eg1-
Kentucky-William q. Gibson.
Louisiana-W. G.. Elliott.
Maine-A. Il. S. Davis.
Maryland-S. NJ. Shoemaker.
Massachusetts-oliver Ames. lau11a-s.,
Michigan-George Willard. ~
Minnesota-R. 7. Crowell.
Mississippl-A. Parker g' a. n
Missouri-John o. Arrick. . y y
Nebraska-H. NJ. Atkinson.
Nevada-George NJ. Saben.
New Hampshife-J. W. johnson.
New Jersey-David Vickers.
New York-B. Plat Carpenter. sslsef
North Carolina-Ge George H. Brown.
0hio-W. o. Cooper. ~ 3,
Oregon. F. Devores. u4e -,l.a /.
Pennsylvania-A. W. GflfIlan,
Rhode Island-T. T. BGllou. - ,5s
South Carolina-T. ]. Mackey.
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