The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-01

moved 10 lay tue RESOLUTION Oh Tie ID
bic. After some discussion, the motion
to lay on the table and the resolution
itself were both withdrawn.
Mr.. Baker, OF Ohio, offered the fol-
lowing, which after amendment, by the
insertion Of the words, las far as appli-
cable, was adopted:
ReS0lred, That the rules which gov
ern the House of Delegates OF West
Virginia, be adopted for the govern
ment OF this Convention, as tar as ap'
plicable, during the temporary organl-
zation,. and until other rules are re.
ported by the proper committees and
adopted by this Convention.
Mr.. Evans, OF Monongalia, moved to
reconsider the vote by which Mr.. Walk
ers resolution was adopted, urging the
objection that it was matter which
only the Convention itself should de,
eide. The vote was reconsldered and
the resolution laid on the table.
1t was then moved that committees, TO
consist of one member from each Sens
torial district, be appointed on Creden-
tials and basis OF representation; on
Permanent Organization; on ResoIu~
tons: on Rules and Order OF Business:
and on State Executive Committee.
The motion was adopted and the fol-
lowing gentlemen selected TO compose
the several committees named:
CREDENTIALS AND BASIS OF REPRESENTA-
TON.
First District-Jas. Morrow, OF Han
cock.
Second Districts, NJ. >ommers, OF
Marion.
Third District-John BASEL, OF Har'
rison.
Fourth District-R. II. Browse, o
Peasants.
Filth Di=trict-G. ! Walker, Of
Jackson.
Sixth District-W. +. Goshorn, Of
kanawha.
Seventh District-I<a'ah Bee, OF
Mercer.
Eighth District-Chas y. Austin, OF
Greenbrier.
Ninth District-W. c. Carper OF
Upshur.
Tenth District-J. c. Kemble, OF
Preston.
Eleventh District-R. W. Gi.keson,
OF Hampshire.
Twelfth District-Logan OsJurn. OF
Jefferson.
COMMITTEE on PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
First District-TEomas VBEIen, OF
Ohio.
Second District-J. Dallas Ewing, OF
Marshall.
Third D:s;ric:-W. F. Lively, Of Oil.
mer.
Fourth District-W. W. Thomason,
of Writ
Fifth District-E. Sehon, OF Mason.
Sixth District-F. !. Baxter, Of BraX'
ton.
Seventh District-E. Ward, OF Cabell.
Eighth District-Wm. Prince, OF
Raleigh.
Ninth Distric,-T, \. Bradford, OF
Barbour
Tenth District-A. ". Lorentz, Of
Monongalia.
Eleventh District-A. W. Welton, OF
Grant.
Twelfth District-C. J. Faulkner, Jr..
Of Berkeley.
RULES AND ORDER or BUSINESS.
First District-George Forbes. OF
Ohio.
Second Di-trict-I.eyi Shuman, Of
Wetzel
Third Djstrict-D. McGregor, Of
Richie.
Fourth District-J. W. Stout, Of
Wood.
Ff,n Distrct-J. J. Thompson, OF
Putnam.
Sixth District-.Ios. \. Anderson, OF
Nicholas.
Seventh District-G. q. Burgess, Of
Wavne.
Eighth Di.,rict-A F, Patton, Of
Monroe.
Ninth DiStrict-C. W. Newton, Of
Taylor.
Tenth Di-tr;ct-J. \. F. Martin, OF
Preston.
Eleventh Dis,rict-R. T. Sherrarl, OF
Hardy.
Twelfth Di,tr:ct-R. c. Custom. Of
Morgan.
RESOLUTIONS.
First District-N. Richardson, OF
Ohio.
Second Disirict-,Jas. McCarriher, OF
Marshall.
Third Di.trlct-George Lynch, OF
Calhoun.
Fourth Distric,-D. D. Johnson, of
Tyler
Fifth District-Thomas Terrell, OF
Roane
Sixth District-T. ). Walker, OF
Kauawha,
Seventh District-C. r. Williams, Of
Logan.
Eighth District-Elbert Fowler, Of
Summers.
Ninth Di.trict-Henry Brannon, Of
Lewis.
Tenth Dis,rict-J. !. Brown, OF Mo-
nongalia.
Eleventh District-H. Ii. Davis. OF
Mineral.
Twelfth District-.J. F. Duckpall, OF
Morgan.
COMMITTEE TO SELECT A STATE EXGcuTiyE
COMMITTEE.
Fir-t Observation-Disclosures Campbell,
OF Brooke.
Second District-Shep. McMechen,
OF Marshall.
Third DiStrict-C. 7. Stewart, Of Doi-
irii-e.
Fourth District-G. W. Neale, Jr.,
of Wood
Firth District-U- ]. Fisher, OF Ma.