Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-25
WEST UNION BAR

Adopts Appropriate Resolutions In Honor
of Late Judge stuart.
Special Correspondence efthe Register.
WEST UNION, April ga meeting Of
the bar was called at the office of ]. v.
Blair, to take appropriate action on the
death of Hon. c. j. Stewart. On Friday,
April Goth, 1888. at o'clock p. m, the
members of the bar met pursuant to call,
and organized by electing NJ. F. snider
chairman, and John ]. Ingle, secretary.
On motion the chair appointedJ. V. Blair,
s d. Turner and John ]. Ingle, COM
mittee on resolutions. On motion J. v.
Blair was appointed to make remarks con-
eerniDg deceased. The meeting then adj
iourned to meet ON Saturday morning,
April 2lst, 1888, at 1890, at which time
ali visiting members of the bar are invited
to participate.
SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1888.
Met pursuant to adjournment, the same
members present. The following members
OF the bar were present from Richie coun-
ty: MessIs r :. Blair, T. T.. Davis, p.
W. Morris, X. ii. Freer, II. Peek and h.
F. Ayers The Committee on Resolutions
tender their report, aud after remarks
by r. s. Blair and Others, the report was
adopted, and is as follows:
WHEREAS, On the Goth of April, 1888,
it pleased 1.-THE Judge that erreth not" TO
summon from orr midst 10 appear before
the Bar of that Higher Tribunal the Hon.
C. j. Stuart, the esteemed and able senior
member of this, the DOddridge county bar;
and
WHEREAS, In obedience to that COM
maud, he has gone, carrying with him q
full and perfect record OF an industrious,
generOusf noble life, in which there is ex-
hiblted those traits of character that are
founded in the devoted husband and fond
parent, the honOred citizen and yigilant
public servant, the profound legislator and
upright Judge, the sstute advocate and
wise counsellor.
ReSolred, That while we keenly feel the
loss sustained by the death of the Hon. C.
J. Stuart, we bow in humble and reverertial
submission to that High Mandate, and are
not unmindfnl of the greater loas sustained
by those who are bound to him by stronger
and deaIer ties;
Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy TO his window aud children in
their sore bereavement and join with his
relatives and friends in the sad affection
they now deeply feel
Resolved, That copy of the foregoing
preambles, and tn 80 resolutions be fur
nished to the family of the deceased and
that a copy, also, be rendered 10 each Of
the county papers for publication
Rcsolced, That the Circnit Court of bod
bridge county be requested TO enter Of re-
cord the foregoing preambles and resolu'
tons at the next term OF said Court.
Respectfully Submitted, this April 2lst,
1883.
]. v. BLAIR,
SMITH ID. TURNER,
JOHN ]. INGLE,
Committee on resolutions.
Ordered that we, ga q mark of respect tn
tho departed, wear badge on the left
arm until tina next terIL OF the Circuit
Conrt of this county.
The chair appointed a committee con-
sisting OF p. w. Morris, s. d. Turner and
John j. Ingle, 10 present copy of the
foregoing resolutions to the Circuit Court
On motion of Col. Blair il is ordered that
a copy of the said resolutions he ssnt to the
Wheeling Intelligence, Wheeling REGISTER
aud ParksTsburg STATE Journal, With re-
quest to publish the same On motion the
meeting a. journed shse die TO proceed in q
BODY 10 the house Of the departed.
NJ. F. SNIpER, Chairman.
JOHN ]. INGLE, Secretary.