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Jewell having publicly announced some
time ago that the committee had plenty
OF money, the party vultures gathered
in great numbers to get some OF II IL
was announced at tho committee meet
ing that nearly al the 10000 ONCE
holders under the present administn'
ton had paid up their assess-
menta; therefore, there was plenty
of funds. To illustrate how
this thing is done, it may be stated that
every Republican holding Office in this
city, down to street sweepers, has been
compelled to paw assessments to either
the national or state committee, and,
further on in the canvass, many Of the
same officeholders will be called to make
subscriptions to the county committee.
II is said that Garfeld's object in com.
ing here was 10 seal certain compacts,
and the story runs that among the
promises that had been made Was that
the custom house in this city should he
given over to Senator Coukling, and that
Merritt would step down and out.
Conkling insisted on this being done at
once. AS the price OF his support TO Gar
fed. When Chairman jewell visited
Garfield at Mentor the candidate prom.
ised 10 have this done, and. - the
thing was regarded fixed, Conkling
came to this city with the full intention
of putting his nan in the custom house.
Johu Sherman, however, refused TO be
a party to this schemes He has . bitter
yrudye against Conkling, and has shown
a deep distrust Of Garfield. Therefore,
he would not agree to Merritts being
sacrificed. This news was given TO
Conkling only the day before the con-
ference was to take place, and Conkling
KEEP. away from the conference and the
candidate. Then again, Gov. Cornell.
who was strongly urged TO be present,
said he could not come because oi "ot.
ticial business" but the very day OF
the conference, he arrived at Sara
tops with his family to spend the vaca'
ton. This Was the kind OF "ofiicial bust
ness" that drew both Conkling and Cor
nell away Conkling's friends. however,
say that II Conkling had met Garfield
in the face OF ugly rumors nov aiioat, II
would have been said that he WAS bar
gaining with Garfield. They thought II
better that Conkling stayed away, and
added that Conkling will be all night
when the work of the canvass begins
There are another class who believe
that Conkling kept away 10 force Gar
field to make terms. Conkling can throw
the State against Garfield with perfect
ease, and no one better knows that TACT
than Garfield himself. Tie State OF
New York is absolutely necessary to
Garfeld's success Garfield must make
terms with Conkling or lose the State.
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Washington ll.I, never held such a
pas ,hrpus. since il erection, A. thar
= inch strained IT, capaci,y Yesterday.
HaS id.r,y psrkei from ri, To dome.
ae gallery IA a.noS, Overlooking and
hea "r cruHi-! % unplrISAntne.s, We,
many mo-c persons were outside, an.
h.' 10 ~ IN. Perhaps they hal no
'Aet$ The SEATS on the stage, re
rINel Nr distinguished guests AMI
Niles we're ar.l tlel by the former
nj very minus the latter. However. A
'H',roi handsome Republicans came
/ y ''r o'rN way snd occupied them.
I n'y" AINaeryt every purpose. Vaas'
| '''' Nv tirct,rry, mate some accspta-
'v md''' 'hrorsuou, the dsy-yery Ia.
'1','' airS many oi them we're. and be-
Poming the occasion.
ConyrniIuHs ara no, usnaIlv uo,a,s
p' pr'mp'nesS anl this one xas noex.
srp'on. len o'c.oyk came and went,
.u. 40 ''lrr WaS called aud everyone
) sut a''ut en- 'yirs himself. The can.
l.'a'es came N about this hour and
N''e greeted by their friends with
! .oerrs t' and aPp.a1Se. Finally. every
frOceelel. "''"'''"
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE IHTER.0cEAnIc CANAL RE.
CeivtS A BOOST,
By the Arrival Of Capt. Phelps from His
European Tour-Ths Hayes Family
in Troubls-Ths Situation Ia
lndi,na and Illinois.
IMPORTANT TREASURY DECISION.

Now that Capt. Phelps has returned
from a successful European trip In the
interests Of the Nicaragua Canal Com.
pany, We hope to see that schsme take
some tangible shape and be pushed for
ward energetically To . successful termi.
nation. The friends Of the project are
confident that General Grant will he
induced to accept the presidency OF tho
company. The Treasury Department
has decided that Q draft OF the United
States Treasurer cannot le attached by
order Of any state Court The question
arose through an order Of . State Court
OF Tennessee. The White House ten.
ants seem disposed to bagalo over the
price Of the elegant china recently or.
dered for their table. This is . charac.
teristic Of Hayes. The Democrats are
making hsrd fight in Illinois, with lair
prospects q! success
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up, and would be down'as soon as the
weather permitted
In the interim, Mr.. Hammond, OF
Brooke, arose to assume the pressure.
He spoke some ten minutes, delivering
beautiful Grafton and one which was
loudly applauded.
AS he closed, the long expected com.
mittee appeared, and through its chair.
man, Hon. A. Caldwell, Of Ohio, report
ell the following:
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RAILsoAp BoKps-Ac,iyc and irrrgu

hAiLkbAb AoNh" "s"'' 49, '''s~
lar.
SrArE Bospe-Dull and nominal.
SrGEs- The market xas strong IN early
dealings and prioes advanced tt@2 pr
cent, the coal aud Granger share. Han
ibsI and ~. Joe aud Cnion Pacific lead
ing the upward movement. Daring th.
afternoon speculation became weak, sni
under rather free selling the entire list
fell of, the decline ranging from itHl,
p~r cent, Michigan Central, Northern
Pacific, Iron Mountain. the Granger
shares and Union pAcAl hlDne 49,
conspicuous therein. yoWe
Q frmer feeling prevail o0W6 t1p0n
closed ct = fractional oDsuy 1191p
cascs. t -,
The transactions 90 e - =
change asurryalrd iAo G&oeo& =
which II .O00 we're DeleyAN "
no and Western, l.t0 RG1ogef4 -
Hudson, 2l.OO0 Ere, 1snI -
and NJ. Joe, 5000 Iron gevm0 a
Kansas and Texas. 3.JOeehQ u
so Michigan Central. ~ .de
sud Western. 500 Nde0QG ooo
Nash vile and ChAianr12 90
Jerury Central. ; 100 Ntev1oey Be.
LOO Ohio and Mi-siA1p1AC7l Ba.
ci6c Mai, 1900 Resdibs,A S&aul.
100 II. Psui aud OmsAa. ~ 0UAon
Pacific. 1900 Wabash Pacific. and 23.
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coHKLIHo In lpIsPsHs1BLE

rhs Recent Cscuus IN oothsm-A Heavy
Lazy on omsshoidsrs-Ths Price q
Conkiins's eupport-fns co-opsrstton
of the Hsw rorz senator AesesutsU
Necessary.
Neu YoxK. August 1.-THE Politi.
clans continue to talk about the late po-
litical conferences. What occurred in
public vas for political effect. but the
committee had secret meeting, and each
Slate VAS heard. Its representatives q
the conference explained the needs Of
the PARTY and how much money they
rssairsi 70 sarTy the Ssats. ChAifnaa
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rnDASuKY DaCtsoG.

oovsssnsss DssAs osases - ossstshssd
wAssisoros, Aaguss 1.-The Yins
Comptrollef o4 the frsssssy be- d.
eidsd tbst Q dralt q he Unftsd BsatSs
Treasurer cannot - sttsebsd by oodes
Of any Sssts coart rea6bsning . 6osmss
opinion of Nf. Guthris vhea 6serstasy
ol the Treasury that Q eoyssnosst drais
eaasss bseCariisbssd. fhs 60 e.ne
bslosS ths trsassSy throsgh Q ssssifsd
copy a ths osdss d . stais oosn of
Tcnnsusss, upon sboss order . DRAFT
vas sRsehed, . recavss sppotetsd asd
The rDcsivr osdsssd 10 esiIses Tie
uoass. he rseslasieos a ths tssasasy
reqais The dssit % b isdossad b ths
payss o. his rsooEnissd sgsst 10 this
instsnps De rsssfvW - sahstfutei,
ssd ~ rssssyy EsSassd - heeos the
ds,ft. and ~ tke soast - drlsrsi
thst Is dnt :hall - p - 'et,s
ssdsss I'D - psisael ~ sissGlsasa
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PRETTY oooD REPUBLICAN,.

Blu, He Mua Vote for Hsnooek-A spIsn-
did Tribute to the SOLDIER Dtatssmsn By
q oeorsis Rad,eaI-A Proposition 70
Chairnsn Jewell
B.LrixoKr, August 1.-The follow.
ing is . copy Of letter IRON . Gsoryiaa
residing here:
RALrinosK, August 8.
Ge,.>rai Jrr,l, Chairman Of hs R<ps4btinas
Sofrn1i Commift>e:
Dr.R RsIR-Learning that you are anI-
ions for some one to make canvsss ior
Congress in the Georgia districts, and
are willing To pay the necessary ex pensrs
therefor, I most resp~ctiully make the
following statement and oder: ! am Q
Iaxyer by profession; have lived In the
South since the war; vas Q Lieutenant in
IN. Federal army, bat never voted Tor
any Presidential csndidsts bot Grant. !
can furnish certificate of srcial, moral
and political standing. indorSed by
Judge Butler, N. C. from the First Ten.
nessee district, Home MAYNARD. iron
the Second, and Colonel W.
B. Stokes, Of the Third, 10.
gather with eminent Republicans OF
other states an Q voter 10 the bev-
euth Conaessional district ot GeosYiA,
nov represented BY Or. FELTON,. vhien
10 perhaps the strongest Democratic die.
trict in the United States, and embranes
Chattanoosa cesnty, the Ku-Klsx bsed.
quarters alter the wsr. Nov, sir, 10 the
| interest Of the party, and 70 prove 10
the world that Republicans haSe the
nerve TO defy their enemies In their
strongholds, o5er to mske the rscs fos
| Cong'es In my district upoa the b.
publican ticket, TO deliver . speech in
each county in the district In sdvoeaey
oftbe Justice ofths var etbs Uaiee ,asd
In support Of Tie thirsseath ssd lesr'
tesnth massachusetts, 10 the CooAitutiou
OF the United States vill support The
Republican State tekst In nv evn
county (Flo.d yin also support th<
Repu6lirsn State ticket In Georgia, u
there sboah b one. ! vill deliver {
speech In any other county in the Unitsd
States which you may dssignstA lcaa
NOT, sir, housves, but vote fos Haaeock
uho hes devssed slmose thirsy Ase yearI
| TO the sssviee Of hh eoustss; Who did
not, alter The hexican va resiGn, - dit
oaat saA xsCssllsa, - sssaes ~
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BARN BURN ED.

A Five thousand Dollar Fire In
Jefferson County, o.
PdrrLASp srArIos. o.. August ii.
speci.l pisps,ch 10 the ReSsssr.
The barn and stable Of Joseph Kit
heart. . wealthy farmer Of Mt Pleasanf'
Js1enon county. Ohio, wsre entirely
destroyed bv Ere last night All Of thi'
years crop Of grain, hay. . threshins
machiss, farming implements, hsrnes,
&C.. we're burned up. The loss 10 esti'
mattel 1t 5000. No insurance. Sup
posed 10 be the act OF incendiaries.
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n,,ort. of petroleum prssu,,.
BUYING AND SELLING.
HIhAhck
New York.

Nrw YoRK. August ii.-MoSsv- fssy
at 292 per cent, closing at :isS rr
cent. Prime Mercantile paper 3iS|f
per cent. sterling exchange, bsnkeis
bills weak ct tsit: demand 81 <'jt
sILvEn--At London 5?t pru,r; bar
silver here ll&t: subsidiary silver coin
hs9l per cent. discount
Govssxnaxrs-Quirt but generally
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PRHsIpBnTIAL PLArnA !
4 Dispsts About Psyiss The ~ 80 .
hwsuft Probabts.

Waspssros, Auyus Ii.-e Hays
faniiy y on tbs vesvs ot Q lawsuit.
whsa nsa Hayes dsesrDiSed 70 have Q
go of esins Ios The Wbis& Houss she
was pahlcsisdy essisss ths NJ sbould
have something NstsooAl sboo, IA Ae.
eosdinsiy sbe inuustsd Thee Iore 4
Davis, one al the artists oi larger Bro.
with the work Of painting The eos.iy
uare. The 6sh. ioSl and segsssbgss.
which are peculiar 70 the Am<Scsa coo.
tinent, vsrs 10 be painted upS appro-
prists dsbea- This vo done, ID sith
much sa,sisction 10 the occu pant Of The
White House Bu, not ~ - fR1rds
the bill for Mid artistic uortmsShip.
Tue Hayes people thought Mr. wis
and bic brother artists IN Fnoce. Sbo
esvs their time and skill 10 tbs o..
we're doing % With ooIy the desirpf
reooupenss In the thosght Of hssAe
done sometbins pstsiosie, ~. % ths pss
Of the frspch sstists, conplimsntsy.
Hence q misapdersssading, and Dc
puts that b nov In the dirset line oi {
n0nuh
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Scenes in Convention Prior to the Com
mittee Reports.


| mHtee hspofs'
The delegates assemble lar more
promptly than is the wont and by 9
o'clock nos, of than nor. in ,ho;, saa,.
| A.. ~,
NJ quaI'er past '"o onaiinan lnomP-
son called the Convention TO order and
stated that the first order of business
xould bs the renor,s of the var;ous
oa1;..s.
'oN,u'ies' M n
" M. .i.i, VI LaIAe,soure, G arose am, I,
ear. ne uue'eu .ne oon'eh'ioh N'u'u
uoneno as m'se nuuI0er
r.sss.nn nnhI;na.haJ 80. - 81. 80
ven,;on sh"nia NOT T hs IL, ,s;nsd % iIe hv Ioa Ioa.
,.r,ls no would daIsv ,ha work 10, ~
moments, and hereafter the Convention
conld moi wsit lny .hsen,aas
The band stationed in the GALLERY then
played a lively mir which Was foiloved
by wells from the spectators in the gnI.
lery for the ysrions candidstss The
noise and disorder became almost fur;.
Gus, and the chair rapped sbarnlv and
very distinctly stated that the snec, ators
were there by the courtesy of The Con.
yen,ion and tbat a rene,i,ion nj the d;s.
ordar would necsss;,a,a sor,o ,,..snras
beiny t.ksn m nrsvsnt anv fnr,hs1
demonstration Of that cor,
The Conven,;on was the, dac,.,ad
omen and ready ior bnsinsss ami the "a.
nor, of the Conn;,,ss on C,saan,;ai,
called for. There was no answe, and
the next committee called for was the
one on Permanent Oryanization. The
chairman of that committee, r. M. Tur-
ner. of Harrison, then presented the
following report:
The comm,t,.s m p.-m.nsn, o-..r,,.
t,on
,1 L..
] nar, l ,ha f,,on;nn ~ BUSINESS ~ oes aea'e 70 re-
-. VIZ "' '0 ''''' VI ou'''
: D. -, co.;,. c,
-: P " o""'''''0 "" N'0"en
po,o, ., co;,,.. po
-, nIi..,',; ns - v
P,as;dan, and ,ha g. SoIIoan JT w. as,,eas suee as
from, COL conn,,. i, ,bs 49,, as -
Presidents, " WV ' ~ ." '''
R,ooLaN. wIso,
Can"n, Iii, I",o.o
E'Ii'iI - 'p.i.o.. p.,,i;
D1 D13l'rI'gvr'oHh ,akinx'oh'
UamnnnL W;Ii;.,. Wor.
Harrison-Willian Hood,
Lewis-E. J.. Jackson.
Marshall Gen. B. W. Price.
Ohio-W. L. Hearne.
Pleasants-R. II. Brouse.
Ritchie-J. Z. Strickler.
Tyler-John J. Iyers.
Wirt-Dr. A. q. Stalnaker.
Wood Col. WI. Hill.
We,,-l-Dr Il " Lowry.
For Secretaries. the same AZ in the
temporary oryanization-U. T.. BLACK.
secretary. and II. A. Galligan. Reading
Clerk.
3. Committee on Basis OF Representa-.
ton.
4. Committee on Rnles.
.. Committee on Resolutions.
d. Committee on Executive Commit
tee.
:. The selection OF Congressional
Executive Committee.
s. The nomination OF a candidate for
Congress for this district.
3. Selection OF Elector.
Respectfully submitted,
r. NJ. TURNER,
Chairman Of Con'mttes.
The report was adopted, but the Com
mittee on Credentials not being ready
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lIpfAHA REPUBLICANS NOT IN.
TaUolASrIC.
Heststs oraata,i,n to b Formed IN
Waahinstcn.

Washinstcn.
\ \WsaIxoroS, August 1.-THE Indl.
~ Republicans in Office here are not
inNined 10 enthusiasm over the contests
In heif State. The ofhr,-hoiders irom
othS States have onssniIAd their clubs
ct tie Capital. and are doirg ~hst they
can tthelp their cause. The Indiana
clerks. however. have not attempted an
onganution They do no, plead f,ar
OF Presv vential interference, ~ Mr..
Hayes hAg',en il our ,ha, he ~s more
In jest THAI earnes, when he di.hauded
ike onlanNation tao years sro on tho
ground that inch clubs we're = violation
Of civil service srulea
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TEMPORARY oRGANIzir1oN
Va'iFmau ThOn psOn's Addre,,

Nas'rnan Thon pson's Address,
AZ y. Io.'l oc,o'k. John B,ssell Ia,
/, ..;a'N''nrs. raped the ConvenIicn
o. onl-r and said
=, - CHAIRMAN Of the District Txecu.
I've Iomm.,'se, now call the Conven.
I'm % or,!rr hy uamin. Ccl NJ p
m.. 80 !, non ' OF Won'i, Temporary chair.
IoL lhompSpa appearrs IN The Mat.
hIin AMI ~noS- A. follows
| uE\TiENsN uT rHE
-; Obliged Tor the tine comnl;msnt
~ pave pdli me in calling m. IN n,a.
[S 50 ar.e, intelligent and patri.
~s.Iion - this ls. You have
v . "'.or'n an important du.
Y ere io se,ecta representa-.
"a ',ce the thoughts audt
fP The Patriotic faith Of one
- hitv thousand peonls
nsn mat as one Of the represen.
- ~s nation, you select a
- - bLs vote for thr.
M principles OF the
SMNm people upon the face
's Sstt IA ! bei,ting that in the
nad Thea llgh duty YOU should
4EpWN RrsAsacs and Moderation.
spresent the names OF YOUR
0aouidates With the ar,lOr that their
merits deserve and the high dignity the
Olnee entities II 10, YOU should do il
Without rancor, personal animosity or
oVSering, which 50 often disyraces
great conventions.
ror twenty wears the power OF this
government has been in the hands of
people who have been dr;v-
ing ~ on towards Capitalization.
lou, the Democratic party, whom tbey
call the State rights and Bourbon party.
sand by the principles Of the Constitn.
uon, and We demand the rights Of the
people. In the late Convention AZ chi.
eago, three hundred and SIX OF those
men Of the Republican party. who. by
.ne way. are the most powerful men Of
mat great organization, sat there for
tSenty-slx ballots demanding a third
Term. L see distinguished citizens n,
another following who resisted the nos.
third term. And gentlemen.
ney oattled on tie threshold Of a noble
impulse and a greater and patriotic pur.
ose. We Democrats are all
Opposed to Third Term.
nd We brighten at the simple shadow Of
sntrallsm and imperialism, and A. every
ing tnat makes imperialism possible
e sk then to Join with Us as We haye
med With them in resisting a third
m We say to them, come into ON,
L i., There Is not only shadow q inn.
alsm In that party. but they hay,
ervisors and marshalls around ths
sand the military with its csnnon
sons standing there 70 dsfnud th,
"d thsk Just rights IN srlsr =
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UNANIMOUSLY

l,,,is the Way the Democracy Democracy u
~, me- First District Nominated
Ben. Wilson for Con-
srsss, Yesterday
h Omen Of the Overwhelming sU
victory which Awaits the 10. par'
ty at the Coming coming. Az
tumnal Election
c,,vs,,iou Whose Good order'
S,t'auj enthusiasm sScltss
the Admiration Of all
Democrats,
I,i,s !, Fills With UnbOundsd
Disgust the uIsdppO"
Political Prophets
OF Radicalism.
omss TO Order alto I-2 O'CLOCK
WITH an Immense Attend
ancs Of Delegates and
Spectators.
ol NJ. P. Thompson, Of Wood
County, Called to Preside
Over the Temporary
1 0rganilat on.
ssuIt of the laoOrs Of the Com
| mittess Appointed to Re-
port a Permanent
Organization.
Ion. Ioh1 c. Vance, Of Harrison,
Unanimously Chosen Per-
maneat President OF
the Convention.
5,lson. Jackson. Johnson and Tin
ole Placed in aomi alton by
their Respective Friends
and Admirers,
|Yt the Withdrawal Of the Three
Latter Gentlemen Leaves
the Highwa, 0pan to
Col. Benjamin, !
IND Hs Scoops the Nomination,
As Hs will the Election,
With a Wild whoOp
and Hurrah.
pl. Dan'l D. Johnson, Of Tyler
County, Chosen Presiden-
tial Elector for
the District,
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oEn ERAL wAsHINaToN DIS
rrcHEs.
psnoorss hatir /. Hard sh,in I'll.

wAsHIxsrox. August il.-Rcpre.,u.
tativs Townshend. Npf Illinois, wri,rs
that the Dsmocratic\ party /. mskirs .
hard dSht to carry III STATE. ami pnh
strong hoprs OF bein. succ-ssiul lie
says that each days sdsic,s received =,
the headquarters ofths party 10 tho
Ssats add TO the beiisf N I ~, nonins.
ton Of Hancock was the let lhs, could
have beeu made.
Brports Of Petroleum Praau,A
WAsHixorpS. August II. TIE yslue
OF the exports of petroleum snt Ecir,lr.
um products for the twelve mouv,, end.
ed June Goth 10 $50 ?.i .0o6. for i,s ,sms
perioi the previous ear t ~ss$iO..
SOS. .2<o.
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COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.

Revised List Of County Delegations
To the Democratic Congressional Conpen.
ton:
Your Committee on Credentials most
respectfully reports that the gentlemen
named in the annexed lists were duly
chosen delegates to this convention.
from their respective counties. All Of
which is respectfully submitted.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
G. T. caldwell,
G. d SMITH.
n. NJ RocKHoLD,
john KuRASs,
]. +. PARTRIDGE,
HUGH SPRoULE,
A. JOHNSON,
LEWIS HAYNoSD,
HARRISON CAIN,
John T.. VANCE.
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among government depositories and
sub-trsasuries, to show that State courts
do nok control the treasury 10 the for
mutation Of its regulations
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were then called for, and wereappointed
a. follows:

were then called Tor, anu WeteaPPoinleu
a. follows:
CREDENTIALS.
Brooke Rogers.
Calhoun-A. johnson.
Doddridge--Lswis Raymond.
Gilmer Harrison Cain.
Hancock-Ilugh SprOwl.
Harrison-John G. Vance.
Lewis-John Kerns.
Ohio-Alfred Caldwell.
Nsrshall-J. W. Gallaher.
P,rasants-W. q. n. Core.
Ri,chie-J +. Partridge.
Tyler-li. ID. Smith.
We,zel-J. W. Newman.
win-M. VI. Rockhold.
wool-C. +. Caldwell.
PERMANENT ORG ASIZArioS AND ORDER OF
BUSINESS.
Brooke-Jas. +. Walt.
Calhoun-A. ii. stump.
Doddridgc--J. j lngle.
Gilmar Il K. Marshall.
Hancock-W. NJ Lee.
Hsrrison-E VI. Turner.
Lewis-Isaac Jackson.
Msrshsll-B W. Price.
OhiO-Robt. Simpson.
Pieassnts-Geo. : Hammilt.
Ritchie-David MoGregor.
Tyler-B. r. Bond.
Wetxel--Ssm X Martin.
wirt-Dr. Stslnsker.
wood-D ii. Leonard.
BASIS or REPRESENTATION.
Brooke T. II. Buchanan.
Calhoun-Alfred Stump.
Doi,lridse-H. Z. Foley.
Gilmer-H. Cain.
Hancock-Thos. Lambrick.
Harrison-John Bassell.
Lexis-T. II. Ray.
Msrshall-J. Lou,enschlager, Jr.
Ohio-J. W. Wait.
Pleasants-C. c. Davis.
Rltchie-W. B. McGregor.
Tyler-M. II. Stealey.
wetzel-A. b. Mcdonald.
Writ. J. Stiers.
Wood. T. McLure.
RULES.
Brooke-william Hammond.
Calhoun
Doddridge-S. T. Davis.
Gilmer-w. NJ. Arnold.
Hsucock-w illiam Morrow.
Harrison w. Helmick.
Lewis-E T. Somerville.
Msrshsll-B. =. Thompson.
Ohio-John D Pendleton.
Pieasants-J. K. Seckman.
Ritchie-J. r StIickler.
Tyler-B L. Taagert
wetzel-John Hurry.
Writ. Lee.
wood-w. J. Hill.
RESOLUTIONS.
Brooke. B. Somerville.
Calhoun
Doddridge-Eranklin Maxwell.
Gilmer-wm. NJ. Arnold.
Hancock-J. B Stuart
Harrison B n. Lurty.
Lewis-Pat. Terney.
Marshal-Thos. J. Patton.
Ohio-J. o. Pendleton.
Pleasants-J. F. Baron.
Ritchie-J. p Strickler.
Tyler-J 8. Russell.
Wetsel-Sam. r Jolliff.
wirt-D. N. Monroe.
wood-Hugh Mearna.
ExrcrrivE conNrrrn
Brooke-Louis Wells
Calhoun-A. A. Stump.
Doddrdge-F. p. Ford.
Gilmer-R. z. Marshall.
Hancock-A. E. Freshwatsf.
Harrison-Wm. Hood.
Lewis
Marshall-Martin @. Todd.
0hio-Georye Feeney.
Pleasants-T. w. Hague.
Ritchie-R s. Blair.
Tyler-J. w. Williamson.
Wetzel-J. G. McEldowney.
Wirt-W. T. Mundy. -.
Woods. 8. Stone. .....-.
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delegates to gil all OF her committees
and some were Left blank.
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