Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-30
CONGRESSIONAL NoMINI

Democratic Republican Melting.
AZ numerous aud respectable meeting ofihe democratic
sional nomination At Washington William II. Crawford
the United States held house Of Mr. george Be- lie
IN PS6urg on the 10th April, 1924 agreeaGy public
nol'ce published in The Statesman"
Charles ShaIer Esq chosen Cbairnan-and
T. Penand, apponted Secretary.
After consultation, aud free exchange OF sentiments the
following resolutions offered for consideration OF
| the meeting, and unanimously adopted
Resovtd That this meeting approve Of the nomiaa,ion
made at Washington city, by the republican members OF
congress assembled in general notio alton
TO All the republican members Of congress- without
tncion to attend agreeably the ancient and approved
customs OF the republican party similar occasions and
that we viii support WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD, OF
Georgia rs President and ALBERT GALLArIN OF Penn.
sylyana, as Vice President of the United States.
ReSotued That II be recommended o
publican elowcitizens, throug the commonwealth Ia
unite IN forming an electoral ticket bo composed Of
knnNn and respectable republicans, friendly the
gresona nomination Ofcandidates the Office of presi
dent and Wee President ofthe United States.
Resooed That we recommend the democratic repub-
S III, cuLens 1 ms commonwealth, the Hon. Francis
~ Hre OF allegheny county ami General Robert Moore
VI dstI GounS as suitable persons 20 be placed the
ELECTORAL ticket FROM this congressional district.
Heoosd That the democratic republican citizens of this
president and vice president Of the United States he re-
LII ~ eon 81 PIaeuea'e, 10 nomiane an e!ector for
sa,n congressman district to be placed the general
eiee'or'l ticket and TO communicate such nomination,
w9.n 'nsde, TO- the secretary this msetiug.
Resord, That It be recommended to lie democratic re
Puocans o the several counties throughout the state 10
receive cOuRes, for the purpose of corresnnndine, viii
er irow-eitizens throughout the on the subject oi
president OF the United Sdte-and to communicate the
names OF the persons comprising such committees TO the
secretary OF ihs meeting, in oTer that interchange Of
sentiments may take place among members of the re-
pupcan parry Of The state aud public opinion be concen-
UdItd upon tiis important subject.
Hf'oired THAT " " should he deemed expedient BY Tie
'mocrac republican friends Of congressional nomn-
on 10 holu convention NJ central place in the
or thr purpose OF forming electoral that this
mesng Wii most cbeefuly concur in such proceeding
anu WI ''hc measures to have delegates sent this
county, 10 such convention
Rssovsd That the following nerso,s lac cons,i,,ed 1,
teIh committee OF correspondence for the county Of
AHeEneny On The siect Of the ensuing electoral election;
a na bey he requested to prepare without delay
Cua adures 10 The democratic republicans Of tie other
"uue' o he State declratOry ~ The views Of the
o composing ibis meeting, and requesting their jealous
eLaon ~ The formation and support ofa general eiec-
rai ticket favorable ~ the congressional noNinaOn for
Ptsluenl nnh vice president 81 the United Sfatcss
i'hes Niddle, WH mCsndlcss, VIM. Courtney. Thomas
1s0n, John Gbihllan Joseph Reed Andrew Watson, Gus
Iohnsion j. g. GiNeland Allen Brown, JOHN Fowler Joel
LeWi.'J. d. Butler WIN. Glenn, John s. Riddle, Joseph
vahsk Charles shaiei Robert 1liisnds T.. Pensnd John
hahhen, Robert Cbristy, NJ b. LowIie, John Cochran,
a!eN lCnndess VIM. Penand David Miuis. David Coon,
Alexander Irwin Samuel Gormly, e. Curtis VIM W ilsop,
aotIt burke' Mathew Stewart, Noble Calhoun, James
Fletcher, John Wilson
. htt"vfd That the proceedings Of this meeting he pub
lshed in The Sntesn and that tie editors Ol den,
cratic republican papers throue the respar-
iuy requested 10 publish the for general in1Tua ion
a.. 80 . CHARLES SHALEk, Climb.