Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05

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nation. They have brought several curio-
sites with them from the Ocean. The
Indians arc represented as being very
pcaccable. The winter was very mild ON
the Pacific.
1 am yours, sc.
JOHN MULLANpHY.
p. S. They left ST.. Charles, Nav Goth,
1904, and returned there September 21st,
1906. I'M
From NEw- YopK, Oct. %.
At meeting Of the Republican General
Committee, held at MARKINGS Long room,
on Saturday evening the 18Th October, 1906.
JOHN H. SICHLES, in the chair.
Whereas in the opinion of this commit
tee the present situation of public affairs
requires the aidand eXertion osthc greatest
exertions and talents of the nation; and
whereas we rcposc the highest confidence
in the patriotism and abilities of Thomas
JEFFERSON, President or the United States.
ResotUed unanimously, That it be recon-
mended 10 cur republican fellow citizens
OF the Ninth Ward to convene on Tuesdav
evening next, the Dist inst. and to the O.
Their respective wards M "Wednesday even
ing next, the Odd inst for the purpose OF
appointing General Committee TO consist
or t7ccnfy-one delegates from each ward,
to prepare, sign, and trans,nit respectful
and earnest address to Thomas Jefferson,
President OF the United States, requesting
him to consent to ~ a candidate at the next
election for that important Office, which he
at present fills with homer and dignity TO
himself and usefulness to his country
RcsotUed st,,ansmoasiy, that the commit
tee to be appointcdo by the respective wards
. De requested to assemble at MARKINGS ia
vern, on Friday evening next, the 24th inst
at O'Clock preciseiy, ard that they also
be requested toprepare and sign an address
to our republican fellow citizens of the DE-
tcrent countieSin this state requesting their
cooperation and influence in promoting the
particular object of this meeting.
JOHN RI. SlCKLES, Chairman.
lCHABOD PRALL, Sec.
AT netting of the Republican electors
of the Fifth Ward, held at Mconey's long
room, on Wednesday evening Odd Oct 1 500.
JACOB DELAMoNTAGNIE, was
chosen Chairman.
d5rGham NJ Valensine, Sec.
On motion,
Resolved, That committee of twenty
one citizens from this ward be appointed
by our fellow citizens of the other wards
OF the city, to address the President of the
United States, requesting his consent to be
put in nomination for the next Presidency ;
and TO transact such other business as con-
Germs the republican interest
! at a numerous and rcshecta6ie meetine- Of
(, The 8cue7h gva5'd, heid a. Daniel TIERS
/ on Wednesday evenine the 22d Oct. the
.foHow7ng resolutions 7vere unagi,n0usIv
ad2tted
1. That this meeting highly approve OF
the conduct of Thomas Jefferson. president
OF the United States, and rcpose the great
est confidence IL his abilities and virtues
2. That in pursuance OF the resolutions
Oh the general committee, committee Of
Il persons be appointed to represent this
ward, for the purpose of preparing, sign
ing and presenting a suitable address to the
! President OF the United States, REQUESTING
INN TO become candidate at the next e.
lection for that high and important office,
and also an address to cur republican fel.
low citizens, of the different counties in thi,
state, desiring their aid and co-operatior
in carrying the object of this meeting intc
effect.
At meeting of the republican Elector.
OF the eighth ward, convened BY pnblic no.
tice at the house of John Brown, in the Bow.
cry, on Wednesday evening the s22d inst
the following resolutions were unanimous,y
adopted, and directed to b. published, viz
Resolved, As the opinion Of this meeting
that the present situation of our public AZ.
fairs requires the use and exertion of the
greatest experience and best abilities o.
the nation: and whereas we reposc the
highest confidence in the patriotism and a.
bihties of Thomas Jefferson, President o.
the u. States.
ResolUed, That committee of twenty.
one citizens be appointed as delegates 70,
TINS ward, to prepare and transmit "a res.
pecful and earnest address 70 the President
OF the United atates, requesting him to con.
tinue to he a candidate at the next clecti.
I ON, for the important Office which he ~
present ills with honor and dignity to him.
self, and usefulness to lis country.
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