Rogue State (11 page)

77. West Virginia. First Constitutional Convention.
Debates and Proceedings
; and, West Virginia.
Revised State Constitution
.

78. Ibid.

79. Ibid.

80. Ibid.

81. United States Senate.
Debate on the Admission of West Virginia
.

82. Ibid.

I. Primary Source Materials from the West Virginia State Archives and Other Primary Sources.

Ambler, Charles, et.al., eds.
Debates and Proceedings of the First Constitutional Convention of West Virginia, 1861-1863
. 3 vols. Huntington, WV: Gentry Brothers, 1942.

Boreman, Arthur I.
Governor's Inaugural Address
.

Clarksburg [Virginia] Convention of 1861.
Resolutions
.

First Constitutional Convention of West Virginia.
Debates and Proceedings
.

First Wheeling Convention.
Proceedings
.

———.
Delegates List
.

Guyandotte [Virginia]. Meeting of April 20, 1861.
Proceedings
.

Kingwood Chronicle
. “Letter To the People of North-Western Virginia,” May 25, 1861.

Lincoln, Abraham. Cabinet.
Opinions on the Admission of West Virginia
.

———.
The President's Opinion on the Admission of West Virginia
.

Newspaper Editorials on the Declaration of the People of Virginia
, 1863.

Pierpont, Francis.
Governor's Address to the Reorganized Government of Virginia
, May 6, 1862.

Reorganized Government of Virginia.
An Act Granting Permission for Creation of A New State
.

———.
List of Delegates and Senators
.

———.
General Assembly
.
Proceedings
.

———.
Ordinance for the Reorganization of the State Government [of Virginia]
, 1863.

Second Wheeling Convention.
First Session, Proceedings
.

———.
List of Delegates
.

———. Second Session
, Proceedings
.

Staunton [VA] Convention of 1816.
Proceedings
.

United States Congress.
Congressional Recognition and Consent to the Transfer of Berkeley and Jefferson Counties to West Virginia
.

United States Senate.
Debate on the Admission of West Virginia
.

———.
Debate on Acceptance of [WV] Senators Carlile and Willey
.

United States House of Representatives.
Debate on the Admission of West Virginia
.

Van Winkle, Senator Peter.
Speech on the Reorganization of Virginia and the Admission of West Virginia to the Union
.

Virginia.
1860 Presidential Votes
.

———.
1861 Ordinance of Secession
.

———. Constitutional Convention, 1829-1830,
Proceedings
.

———.
Ordinance of Secession; Votes
.

West Virginia.
Constitution, 1863
.

———.
Constitutional Convention
.
List of Delegates
.

———.
First Constitutional Convention
.
Debates and Proceedings
.

———.
First Statehood Referendum
.

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Legislative Act Making Berkeley County a part of West Virginia
.

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Legislative Act Making Jefferson County a part of West Virginia
.

———.
Map of the New State of West Virginia
.

———.
Resolution of the Committee to Seek Compensation for Loyal Slaveholders
.

———.
Revised State Constitution. Votes of the Delegates
.

———.
Revised State Constitution
.

———.
Statehood Proclamation
.

Whaley, Kellan V.
Speech in Congress on the Admission of West Virginia to the Union
.

Wheeling.
Mayoral Proclamation, April 19, 1861
.

Willey, Senator John.
Willey Amendment [The]
.

II. Other Bibliographical Materials & Sources: alphabetical order by author or source.

Ambler, Charles.
Francis H. Pierpont
. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina, 1937.

———.
Sectionalism in Virginia from 1776 to 1861
. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1910.

———.
The Makers of West Virginia and Their Work
. Huntington, WV: Gentry Brothers, 1942.

———.
Waitman Thomas Willey
. Huntington, WV: Standard Printing, 1954.

Ambler, Charles, and Summers, Festus.
West Virginia: The Mountain State
, 2nd ed. Englewood Cliffs, NJ, Prentice Hall, 1958.

Blair, Jacob Beeson. “Lincoln's Approval of the Statehood Bill.”

Curry, Richard O.
A House Divided: A Study of State Politics and the Copperhead Movement in West Virginia
. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1964.

———. “A Reappraisal of Statehood Politics in West Virginia.”
Journal of Southern History
. 28. 4 (November 1962), pp. 403-421.

First Constitutional Convention of West Virginia.
Debates and Proceedings
.

———.
"What's In a Name: The Naming of West Virginia.”
Dec. 3, 1861.

Freehling, William.
Road to Disunion. Volume One: Secessionists at Bay
. New York: Oxford, 1990, p. 512. [Also see
Volume Two: Secessionists Triumphant
. New York, Oxford, 2007].

Gerofsky, Milton. “Reconstruction in West Virginia.”
West Virginia History
. 6 (July 1945), pp. 295-360; and 7 (October 1945), pp. 5-39.

Gray, Gladys.
The Presidential Campaign of 1860 in Virginia and Its Aftermath
Lexington: University of Kentucky, Ph.D. dissertation, 1941.

Owens, Richard H.
The Neutrality Imperative
. Lanham, Maryland: University Press of America, 2008.

Randall, J.G.
Constitutional Problems Under Lincoln
. Urbana: University of Illinois, 1951.

Rice, Otis and Brown, Stephen.
West Virginia: A History
. Lexington: University of Kentucky Press, 1985, 1993.

Shaffer, Dallas. “Lincoln and the ‘Vast Question' of West Virginia.”
West Virginia History
. 32 (January 1971), pp. 86-100.

Shanks, Henry.
The Secession Movement in Virginia, 1847-1861
. Richmond: Garrett and Massie, 1934.

Winston, Sheldon. “Statehood for West Virginia: An Illegal Act.” April 1869.

Woodward, Isaiah A. “Opinions of President Lincoln and His Cabinet on Statehood for Western Virginia, 1862-1863,”
West Virginia History
21 (April 1960): 161-62, 17-76, 177-79.

Zinn, Roy.
Zinn Family Chronology and Genealogy
. Tiffin, Ohio. Unpublished manuscript, 2011.