The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-24
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COMBATING TUE oRo.six.1I

tFiet' were .hsn announced, the commls,eei
being thus mHda nr az tolioSs:
sT.1Elxi,urlvx Ct AMi11EE.
Fiat Senatorial D!s,ric!-Joseph 8. Miller
oi Ohio county.
second-Charles R Oldham, Ms.,hall.
Ih!rd-Robe.t s. Blair, Richie.
Foprsh-D e. L.onard, Wood,
Fitt-N 8, Armstrong, Jackson.
ai1th-Z I. Vinson, WAYNE.
= venth-B. Il 01tey, Lincoln.
L ghth--John @. Montgomery, Fayette.
i hin,h-D G. Gall .her, Kanavha.
Tenth-Jap.ps X. Smith, Caylor.
Eltventh-B. N. Camp, MonopRalis,
Iw.llth-rhomAs B. Davis, Mineral,
Thirteenth-J. 9. Holmes, Jsasrson.
coMMlrrxr on cRlDEs1tALa
First Senatorial Distrtct-F. P. Mcneil, OF
6scond-L. s. Newman, OF Marshall,
rnird- y. II. Manasby, Of Doddridae.
Fourtf-Johu l.. Ku,ght, OF Pie. santa,
Fith-R4nkin WHEY, it., OF Monroe,
si1sh-John 4. Mafcum, Of Wayne,
strsntt-J. B. Hsgsr, OF Boone.
Efghth-A. =. Matthew's, OF (sreenbrier, #.
:NintE-W. h. Hogeman. Of K+uawha,
:Tsnth-J, F. Harding, OF Rudolph.
;E!svsnth-J. T. Fismisg, OF Mononealis,
sTseItlh-J. V. Williams, Of Grant,
sThtrteenth-H. c. Z itler, OF Jefferson.
: on PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
IFirat district-J. B. T.uey, Of OHIO,
Second John g. Nc Z .downey, OF Wetz,l.
Third-Crsed Collins Of Richie,
lFourlh--T. J. Steer, OF Writ.
Fifth GsShil!ing, Of & ana.
.sixth-H y. 8 INNS, OF Cabeil,
Eavankh n
EKhth--J. Z. Tnomss, OF 6ummers.
Ninth. D. Anderson, OF Nicholas.
Tenth-d A. f-xion. OF Upshur.
EIeveuth-W. G. Brown, Jr, OF Preston.
Iwelith-S. l.: Flornoy, OF Hampsbire.
Ihi1isrnih-W. g. Hsushsw, OF Berkeley.
on srLEs AND otDsR oV. s1slSEss.
First dlstrici-Cspt Wm. Eod of Brooke,
Secoad-Jsmss W. Fowler, Of Marion,
rhird-John II Hamilton, of Calhoun.
Fonrth-W. Wells, OF Wood.
Fiith-W. T. Greer. OF Jackson.
si1th-R T. s~i zsr, OF Putuam.
seventh-Ed. Peck. OF Logan.
Egnth--Jss. 7. Lockridge, Of pocahontas.
Nn,h-F. J. Bs1ier. Of Brax'ou. Z
Tsnth-B. +. Msrtin, 0! Taylor.
Eevealt--r u. Hood, Of Monongalia.
Twslf.h-J Ward Wood, of Psnd!stou.
IhirteentL-A R unEer, OF Morgan.
ON RESOLUTIONS.
First district-aou. John r. Donehoo, Of
Hancock.
second-O. s. Mckinney. OF Marion. !:
Thifd-T. n MARSHALL, OF Giimer,
Fourth-W. N. Chancellor, of Wood.
Fifth-Hnn X 8 Brown, Of Jsck.ou,
S1.l-1. T. pinsou,. of WAYNE.
Saven,' VIM. NJ Reynolds, of Mercsr.
Ei.htt--John ". Harris, OF Greco br,er,
N!n'h-W. Mollahan, OF kauasha.
Tenth-John Rsanuon, OF Lewis.
Eievsutl-D. NJ. Camp, OF Monongalia.
rweif E-Geo. f. Price, OF Mineral.
.This'eeuth-B. Hughes, OF Berkeley. y
On R.sIs or REPRESENTATION.
First Senatorial D.s,s.ct-John G. Hoff.
nan, Jr., Of Ohio.
Second U. N Morgan, o: Ms,shall.
Thlsd-F "yd Neely, OF Doddridge.
FonTtb-t B. Hill, of Tyler.
Fifth. Spencer, of Mason.
Sixth. B. h ins, Of Cabell.
seventh-W. b. Mcclure. OF Wyoming.
Eightb-Jahn ". Rowan. OF Monroe.
Nin.h-C P. Dorr, OF Webster.
Teu,h-M. s. Peck, Of Barbour.
Etevsnth-B. u. Camp. Of 4ouuugalia,
Twslfth-Sol Cunningham, Of Pendleton.
Thiltsenth-John W. Rider, OF Jefferson.
ABEsr rlLL3f,a.
LII. e. R. Howard moved that recess be
AIKEN until halt.past Two O'Clock. Samsl.
'us side issu's we're Immediately sproug, OF q
.e!eHa,e wanting the names OF the commit
ees auL ounced by the Secretary, another
sauting the PLACES OF meeting OF the va
lous committees q. nounced, aNd other gee-
lemsn wanting numerous other things. /
,ally things wsrs straighsened out, aud the
l-slred danAuuncehlentsl made amid some con-
n.iop. Another motiod 10 taxa recet, till
'ao was fnally hade by Mr. Newman, and
uis was amended TO three O'Clock. and alter
mother interval vote was ,aksn, with q
lubious resnit. Tnevote waa repeated and
be Chair decided TINT it WAS carried.