The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-08-16

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delegates and alternates as follows,
to.wit:
Graham 1874 votes delegates and
alternates.
Arbuekle 1856 votes A delegates aud
A alternates.
I clendinen 2Os votes A delegates
and 4 alternates.
Cooper 16o votes 8 delegates and 8
alternates.
Cologne lo7 votes 2 delegates and
2 alternates.
Lewis l72 votes 8 delegates and 8
alternates.
Hannah 276 votes 6 delegates and
6 alternates.
Robinson 1872 votes 8 delegates and
8 alternates.
Waggener $50 votes Z delegates
andT alternates.
Union III votes 2 delegates and 2
alternates.
On motion, the resolution was
amended, increasing the delegation
tothe Congressional Convention to
rs. Amendment adopted, and then
the resolution as amended was adopt
ed.
The districts appointed their re.
qusite number Of delegates and al.
ternates as follows:
DELEGATES.
A, E. Scott, Pat Canes, P. IF. Ryan,
| VIM. Cooper, Frank Eastman, j. M.
Burdetti Hiram Thornton, w. l..
Higgins, Geo. Rowley, E. L. Neale,
J. w. Smith, c. T. Beale, ]. NJ. III.
Beale; j. NJ. Day, z. TT. Blaine, C. NJ.
Moore, q. r. Henry, Geo. Roush, Sr,
W. II. Clark; Floyd Armstrong, Cam.
McMillih, Levi Roush; .Jr., ]. A..
Roush, John Ginther. DR.. L. F. Roush,
DR.. J. W, Hereford, W. J. Keister, j..
S. Hanly, o. T. Stribling, Henry
Gwinn, Geo. E, Holley, DR.. James
Kerr, James Lock, Bnfrlerson Chap.
man, John Young, John Bryan, NJ.
W. A. Meadows, Fritz Bowers, S. G..
Hanhigan, C. W. Young, Oliver
Phelps John Fowler, A. L. Sehon, T..
G. Hogg, John Behan, Samuel Tully,
John Bates, G. W, Knight, Ed. Roth.
lein, Jacob Roush, S. p. Somerville,
Asa Musgrave, ", II. Hogg, W. R.
Somerville, J. B. McGullin, Andrew
Somerville, James W. Windon, w.
T. Wiley; james H. Ellis; Jessey
Durham, E. LETTERS, Thomas J. Gibbs,
Robert Conley, C. C. Love, George
Daugherty, G. B. Rayburn, Hart Dill
lard, Dr.. W. s. Hoy, G. P. Simpson,
P. G. Eastman, Rankin Wiley, Jr.,
James Capehart, W. C. Whaley.
ALTEREATEs.
H. Bird, S. vanSickle, r, j. saun.
ders, Jerry Yauger, S. s. Nye, John
Dabney, w. +. Cromley, c. P. T.
Moore, w. II. Wallace, James Brown,
Robert Hereford, Joseph Arlington,
J. w. Steenbergen, Andrew Weaver,
John s.. Roush, Mire Oliver, Leman
Allen, Z. H. Wells, Robert Brown,
John Sayre, Samuel McGnire, George
Young, W. Il. Fogel, John VanAlatre,
A. l.. knight, C. A. Withers, A. A.
Soneryille, VIM, Keith, Joseph Shu.
Ter, John Young, A. Truth, Jack b.
Byrne, VIM. Harris, Geo. Yeager,
John Adams, VIM. Woody, J. l..
Knight, Henry Fisher, P. S. Lewis,
DR.. c. w. jameson, John Musgrave,
George Fowler, Charles Baker, a.
Grim, J. e. Boiler, 2. l.. Harris, Jas.
R. Rayburn, W. A. Morgan, Jordan
/ Underwood, James L. Rice, Thomas
Pullin, W. r. Hawkins, J, J. Bright,
II. l.. Whaley, D. VI. Polsley, C. w.
Phelps, D. s. VanMatre, H.R. How
ard
The following are the Delegates to
the State and Senatorial Conyen-
lions:
WAGGENEE.
state-C. W. Young, John Bates.
Afternates-A. /. Sehon, Jno. Fowler.
Senatorial-John Behan, A. L. Sc.
hon. Alternates-S. q. Hannigau,
f. J. Bowers
LEWIS.
ssate-P. c. Eastman, G. P. simp.
son, Geo. W. Tippett, G. sehon, Jas.
Capehart, Rankin Wiley, jr. sena-
torial-C. W. Phelps, F. D. Hoy, W.
10. Roseberry, VIM. Mcdaniel, Henry
Meek, W. G. Whaley.
ARBucKLE.
state-F.J. Eastman, R. T. Ryan,
A. E. Scott, ]. B: Morgan. Senator
ial-John R. Couch, Gen. John Nc
Causland, J. D. Miller, R. NJ. Hill.
cIEEDEN1N.
state-C. 7. Beale, C. P. T. Moore.
senatorial-John W. steehbergen,
James w. Smith.
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