Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-10-01
large-Samuel B. Brown, G. W. Guthrie
and John Hamilton.
On motion adjourned.

1arge-Samuel B. Brown, G.. W. Guthrl
and John Hamilton.
On motion adjourned.
G. B. STUART, Chairman.
q. W. Sutler, Sec'y.
SUMMARY OF THE LIST OF DELEGATES
The following is correct list OF all TIT
delegates elected from the city and count.
to the convention:
North Ricer District.-S. Paul, Jas. Todd
DR.. G.. Robson, w. A. Curry, S. Forrer, W
Hizer. J. A Hamrick, Thos. S. Hogshead
w. Hedrick, N. A. Blakemore, G.. Rusmi
sci, Jonathan Shipman, J. A. Mills. r, W
Dunlap, Col. S. A. East.
Rirerheads.-Lewis Dull, P. B. Hogs
head, VIM. Thompson, Jas. G. Dunlap
a. A. Sproul, VIM. F. Smith, Col. J. d
Lilley, Col. H. j. Williams, A. Blauth, I
A. Bro Nnlee, DR.. J. G. Hyde, Samuel f
Carson, Geo. p. Lightner, J. L. Mailman
VIM. Taliaferro.
Pastwes.-H. B. Sieg, S. B. Allen, JAG
F. Keller, G. NJ. Bear. VIM M. Turner
G.. f. Smith, F. G.. Trice, DR.. J. F. Tate
A. S. Young, VIM. Armstrong, E. p. Hus-
ton, J. w. Calhoun, Jno. S. Guy, j. w.
Sitlington, J. A. J. Funkhouser.
South Riuer.-Geo. A, Bruce, Jonathan
Koiner, Jno. Huff, E. Bateman, i. p.
| Ellis, d. W. Kolner, DR.. Jas. NJ. Watson,
Jno D. Brooks, H. Guthrie, J. S. Ellis.
G. B. Stuart, A. A. Arnold, S. B. Brown,
G.. W. Guthrie, Jno. Hamilton.
Middle Riuer District.-W. I. Stout, DR..
J. W. Showalter, Jno. D. Fisher, VIM. HI.
Norman, G. S. Roller, DR.. W. W. Crop,
Thornton Berry, A. P. Wilkerson. R. S.
Harnsberger, R. P. Andrew, Isaac Grove,
Jr., W. B. Crawford, D. Beard, d. b.
Hyde, VIM. M. Wilson.
Beverley Manor District.-Capt. Fulcher,
Jno. M. Kinney, G. Halle, Davy Doom,
Thos. Marshall, VIM. H. Peyton, Henry
Peck, Jacob Bowman, Arch. McPheeters,
VIM. Bell, Jr., J. M. Mcfarland, Carter
Harrison, w. J. D. Bell, M. McAlear, F.
l.. Fultz.
Ward No. IN G.. Hartman, P. B.
Hoge, w. H. German, VIM. B. Kayser, j.
| w. Todd, Thos. Thornburg, DR.. H. s.
Hogshead, Jno. Burns, Geo. G. Jackson,
Thos. J. Crowder, e. M. Harrison, J. A.
Cochran, James Ker, P. N. Powell, W. j.
| Nelson.
Ward No. 2.-Jno. Il. Hoge, Jno. I'll
McCue, s. Travers Phillips, James I'll
| Waters, VIM. L. Bumgardner, W. A. Nc
Cue, Jno. J. Mcmahon, H. P. Cease, Da-
vid Kunkle, Isaac Witt, Jno. B. Scherer,
J. II. Blackley, G.. w. May, Dr.. Carter
Berkeley, DR.. A. M. Fauntleroy.
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MEETING OF THE OLD FIFTH.-On
Monday last, about a hundred sur
vivors of the 5th Regiment of the Stone
wall Brigade, met in the jury room
of the Court House and organized a
meeting, which was presided over by
| H j. Williams, late Colonel, and Chas.
S. Arnall, late Adjutant Of the Regiment.
The room was well filled, a large proper
ton of the men present being men who
had been crippled in action by losing a leg
OF arm. They adopted the following reso-
lutions
| The surviving officers and men of the
18th Regiment of Va. Infantry, Stonewall
Brigade, holding the highest reverence for
the memory of their illustrious Briga de
Commander, General Thos. J. Jackson,
and proud of the recollection of having
| constituted a part of the original com
mand of that world-renowned soldier, and
| anxious in every way to testify their re-
! spect for his fame
ResoIred, That they have heard with the
| liveliest satisfaction of the proposed cree
| ton of a statue at the Capitol of the Com
! monWealth to the memory OF Gen. L. j.
! Jackson.
| ResoIved That the officers and men OF
this Regiment will, as far DIS they are able,
attend the Inauguration of said statue on
the 26th of October.
In addition to this Maj. J. W. Newton,
Capt. J. G. Marquis, Capt. Jas. Bumgald-
ner Jr., Capt. Chas. S. Arnall and Col. FL.
J. Williams, were appointed a Committee
to make arrangements for the transporta-
ton to Richmond, and Gen. Echols was
requested to aid them by writing to Vice
President Wickham of the G. & 0. Road.
All the officers, commissioned and non
commissioned of the Regiment, were re-
quested to prepare rolls of their surviving
men and report them to meeting to be
held at the Fair Grounds, October 18th,
near the rOtunda. All the members of the
old Brigade were invited to join the Or
ganization for the Excursion to Richmond
and the Stonewall Brigade Band were in
vited to 60 with them.
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