The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-25

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first committee to report was that on
Credentials, who reported the following
LIST OF DELEGATES:
Hdneock-J. II. Atkinson and Joseph
W. Allison.
Br0Oke-L II. Duval.
Ohio-Caleb Sylvls, N. B. Wright, w,
NJ. Dunlap, John II. Hubbard, Daniel
narkins, IT,, VIM. Little, E. w. Paxton,
II. Wallace, John Bishop, John w. Young,
Q. j. Rawling, L. Woodmansee, Robert
Campbell, George Hollinger, Arthur Car.
ter, Edward Booking, z. W. Campbell,
John W. shultz, b. b. Dovencr, VIM.
Clohan, Thomas Motfat, Reuben Wait,
George Murdoch, W. II. Sheib, John
Washer, W. G. Stewart, Alexander Nc.
Gown and James Hervey.
Mar0tdR-John Ferguson, William AL.
exander, j. II. Lockwood, George Ed.
wards, ]. E. Hooton, ]. NJ, Pipes, II. s.
White, II. W. Hunter, II. Crisswell, -
Marion-R E. Fleming, NJ. N. Brand,
NJ. l.. Fleming, Frank Phillips, W. l..
Doolittle, Elijah Morgan, Richard Thomas,
A. N. Prlchard, Gov. T. II. Peirpolnt, T.
A. Fleming, Joseph d. Nay, Charles NJ.
Shinn, Alfred Meade, John L. Fleming,
George X. Balentine, James B. Lewis, +.
L. Nichols, Rawley Morris, William Mcr.
ri1eld, John NJ. Reese, A. J. Stone.
M0nongalia-GCorgo Hall j. N. H2gans,
]. s. Watson, GRANVILLE Brown, George G.
Sturgiss,
Pteston-C. NJ. Bishop, p. G. Parks,
Jesse Jaco, Robert McCaGerty, Charles
Hooton, NJ. L. Howe.
7dyl0r-J. w. Burdett, W. s. Richard.
son, 7. L. Davis, ]. T. Moss, Elijah Mar.
ker, II. Sinsel, A. ]. Mcdaniel, ]. II.
Gather, j. G. Fleming, Moses Mcdaniel
r. G. Gather, S. p. Bailey, Benjamin Bal.
Icy, D. G. Coplin, q. Core, B. +. Wilson,
William D. Ray, John Snider, William
SnidGr, L. Lcwellen, James Conn, William
Robinson, William Thomas, G. w. Brown
L. Raymond, P. Rohrbaugh, John w,
Mason, r. Harr, NJ. Harr, r, P. Nixon
James SCranage, Eugene SCranagc, S. Be.
han, Joseph A. Roe.
INSTRUMENTATION Golf, A. Bumgard-
ner, Henry Kendall, p. Ii. Goodwin, A
9. Moore, r. s. Northcott, A. Werninger
John S. Lowther, James II. Taylor, John
A. Hursey, Lee Raymond, Fernando A
Robinson, James s. Mines, Owen Weeks
Daniel Rector, W. G. Fltzhugh, 0, p
Candy, r. s. Gardner, John NJ. Jetiers
Timothy F. Roane, G. r. Faris, George T
Ross, @. Lawson, John Baker, F. d. KEN
bic, Henry Kemble
D0tldrdge-P. Gano, T. $. Gray, Mat
thew Watson, Jacob Myers, W. s. Jones
John NJ. Gribble, w. l.. Cole, John bona.
hoe, NJ. V. Trough, A. P. Stutler.
lyer-W. !. Foreman, w. NJ. Powell.
Ritchte-C. F. Scott, james Mckinney,
James N. Shroyer, E. II. McDougal, Jas
Davis, L. G. Fox, O. NJ. PeirpOint, James
II. Hall.
Wood-s. 7. Stapleton, W. T. Senseney
Jacob B. Blair, F. B. Toothaker, G. Wat.
kins, Robert Simmons, o. G. SCofield, E
L. Buckley, NJ. McGregor, W. E. Steven
son, James Madison, James Washington,
Charles Hicks, c. G. Coin.
Rodne-( Alternates) W. E. Stevenson
and o. G. Scotield.
Wirt-W. V. Vernon.
| UpMur-B. Gould, L. Leonard, D. D
T. Farpsworth, George Clark, ]. X. P,
KOon, J. L. Gould, John Love.
| Bdrbour-Job II. GlassCock, Hansford
Glssscock, NJ. I. Hall, Lewis Saftle, e. f
Grant, Samuel Haddix, D. F. Byrer.
Tucker-(Alternate) Charles Hooton.
MGSon-J. A. Gibbons, s. A. Burnap.
Putaam-(Alternate) r. II. Freer.
Ranapha-Thos. B. Swan, ]. B. Wal
ker, VIM. Davis, J. W. Thomas, +. Fl
jackson, Richard Mckinney, RoberI
Chapman, II. G. McWhOrter, X. II. Frcer
Alvaro +. Gibbons.
Cgdy-(Alternate) T. 3. Swami.
NichOLGs-(Alternate) r. d. Swami.
WaynC-Z. D. Ramsdcll.
Cabell-John S. Witcher, o. W. Math.
Lincoln-(Alternate) O. W. Mather.
B0one-(Alternates) o. W. Mather, R
II. Freer. -.
II. Freer.
Mercer-(Alternate) z. D. Ramsdell.
McDoweA-( Alternate) John S. Witcher
MonrOe-Cyrus Newton, (alternate) O.
W. Mather.
Observation-Disclosures O. W. Mather
R. Fl. Frecr, Cyrus Newton.
RaIeigh-(Alternate) o. w. Mather.
Minerdl-T. r. Carskadon, J. l. Bar.
rick, f. n. Reynolds, j. Ritzell, Frederick
Hoffman, George A. Tucker, T. p Adams
J. T. Hoke.
Grant and Hardy-A. @. Scher, John
L. Babb, Thomas j. j. Lemon, Abijah
Dolly.
BG&eley-J. II. Brlston, R. NJ. Price,
Grafton Darby, ]. N. Wisner, F. Gcsllng,
Jacob Ropp, Oliver Brown, VIM. Smith,
B. NJ. Kitchen.
Jc6erSon-Daniel Amcs, Geo. Koonce
J. D. Fayman, John E. Schley, N. B.
Brackett
The report on credentials was adopted.
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
The Committee on Permanent 0rgani.
cation then submitted their report recon.
mending the following permanent officers
For PreSident-Hon. w. E. Stevenson,
of Wood.
For Wee Presidents-Capt. Henry Wal,
lace, oil WnCelDG; hon. II. IL. PelrpOint
ofFairmont; Col. Chas Hooton, Of Rowles
burg; Capt. VIM. Powell, OF Tyler; w. V.
Vernon, Of Writ; George Clark, of Up.
shur; Capt. II, G. McWhorter, of Charles.
ton; o. w. Mather, Of Guyandotte; Cyrus
Newton, of Monroe; Joseph Ritzeli, Of
Mineral; j. D. Fayman, OF jefferson.
HbF ScrctdrieS-Alvaro F. Gibbons, oil
Kanawha; Captain John - Nlason, oil
Taylor, and r. S. Gardner, Of Harrison.
The report was adopted and Gov. Ste.
veHson came forward, and, upon Nssum.
ing the Chair, spokeas follows:
GOV. sTEvENsoN's SPEECH.
Gentlemen Of tho C0nvention:-I feel
very much ilattered ut your kindness in
selecting me as your presiding officer,
though l fear, if from no other cause, the
condition Of my voice makes the selection
n VERY unhNDDy ono. With vOllr nssiSt