The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-10

Business; and on State Executive
Committee. Tho motion was adopted,
aud the following gentlemen selected
to compose tue several committees
named:
Credentials aud Basis Of Rcpresca-
lafiou.-First District, James Morrow,
Of Hancock. Second, S. NJ Summers,
Of Marion. Third, John BasSsCl, Of
Harrison. Fourth, r. II. Browse, Of
Peasants. Fifth, G. j. Walker, Of
Jackson. Sixth, W. +. Goshorn, Of
Eanawha. scgeulh,.T, Bee, of Mer-
Ger. Eighth, G. N. Austin, Of Green
brier, Ninth, W. Q. Carper, Of Up
shur. Tenth, &c, KemblG, of Preston,
Eleventh, Il. W. Gilkeson, Of IIamp-
shire. Twelfth, Logan 0sburn, Of
Jefferson.
Permanent Oyynpi7a,ion-First Dis.
irict, Thomas 0'Bricn, Of Ohio. Sec
ond, j. b. Ewing. Of Marshall. Third,
W. Z. Lively, Of GiImCr. Fourth, W.
W. Thomson, Of Writ. Filth, i.
Sohon, Of Mason. Sixth, +. j, lIax-
ter, of lBfaxtOn. Seventh, Z. Ward,
LOT CabeR. Eighth, VIM. Prince, Of
Raleigh. Ninth, \. A. Bradford, Of
Barbour. Tenth, A. W, Lorentz, Of
MonOugalia. Eleventh, A. W. WeltOn,
Of Grant, Twelfth, Y, J. Faulkner,
Jr.. Of Berkeley,
Rules and Order Of Dsincs-First
District, George Forbes, Of Ohio,
Second, Levi SIumau, Of Wetzel.
Third, D. McGregOr,.. Of RilcbiO.
Fourth, j, W: Stout, of Wood. Fifth,
j. j. Thompson, Of PuIHam. Sixth,
j. A. Anderson, Of Nicholas. Seventh,
G. G. Burgess, Of Wayne. EigLlh, A,
+ Patton, of Monroe. Ninth, G. W.
Newton, Of Taylor. Tenth, j. A. +.
Martin, Of Preston. Eleventh. Il. L.
Shcrrari, Of Hardy. Twelfth, Il. G.
Custom, Of Morgan.
Rcsoluiions-l'irst District, N. Rich.
ardsOn, Of Ohio. Second, j. McCarri.
her, of Marshall. Third, G. Lynch, Of
Calhoun, Fourth, D. b. johnson, Of
Tyler. Fifth, Y. Terrell, OF RoanO.
Sixth, II. s. Walker, Of Kauawha.
Seventh, G. Il. Williams, Of Logan
Eighth, II. Fowler, ofSummcrs. Ninth,
Henry Brannon, Of Lewis. Tenth, j.
J. Brown, Of Monongalia. Eleventh.
II. G. Davis, Of Mineral. Twelfth, j
+. Ducknull, Of Morgan.
ComnliRceto select a State ErecutiUe
ConnHRee-Fist District, A. Camp.
bell, OfBroOke. Second, S. McMechcn,
Of Marshall. Third, G. j. Stewart, Of
DOddridgs. Fourth, G. W. Nealc, Jr.,
OF Wood. Fifth, II. ]. Fisher, Of Ma
son. Sixth, d. W. Byrns, Of Clay.
Seventh, D. f. johnson, Of Mercer.
Eighth. G. W. ImbOden, Of Fayettc.
Ninth, j. r. Harding, Of Randolph.
Tenth, W. p. Wiley, Of Monongaiia.
Eleventh, Thomas Maslin, of Hardy.
Twelfth, W. T. Logan, Of Berkeley.
After the announcement Of the COM
mitteCs, on motion by Logsn 0sburn,
the Convention took recess until half.
past one o'clock p. NJ.
The Convention reassemblcl at half.
past one, the hall being even more
denscly crowded than before. Some Of
the delegations who had been placed in
uncomfortable positions during tue
forenoon were assigned better places,
and a strong police fOrcO was stationed
SO as to prevent the delegates from
being crowded upon by spectators, and
to prevent outsiders from participating
in tho business Of tho Convention.
When order had been assumed, the
following report was presented from
the Committee on Permanent 0rgani-
cation:
The Committee on Permanent Or.
ganizatiOn respectfully submit the fol.
lowing report:
For permanent President Of this
Convention, Colonel j. b. HogC, Of
Berkeley county.
For Vice Presidents of this Conven.
tion-First District, Lewis ApplCgatc,
of Brooke Second, Charles Horncr.
of WGtzcl Third, G. D. Camden, of
Harrison; Fourth, W. 2. Thompson,
of Wood; Fifth, John j. Thompson,
Of Putnam; Sixth, Homer A. Holt, Of
BraxtOn; Seventh, Jerome Shelton, of
Lincoln; Eighth, William Tyrcc, OF
Of Faycttc; Ninth, A. G. Roger, Of
Barbour; Tenth, John Wallace, Of
MonOngalia Eleventh, Thomas Mas.
lin, Of Hardy; Twelfth, j. W. Gran.
than, Of Jefferson.
For Secretary Of this Convention, o.
5. Long, Of Ohio.
For Assistant Secretaries Of this
Convention, d. l.. Hubbard, Of Ohio,
and James W. Woilindin, Of Lewis
counties.
Your Committee further report that
all Editors Olives! Virginia Democratic
papers present at this Convention be
requested TO act as assistant secretaries
Of this Convention.
L. WARD, Chairman.
Tho report was received with hearty
ohcers, and was unanimously adopted.
Messrs. j. NJ. Laidley, of Kanawha,
A. j. Panncll, Of Ohio, and Logan
0sburn, of Jefferson, were appointed a
committee 10 escort Colonel IToge 10
the chair. Before taking lisscat, Mr..
Hogc delivered very eloquent and