Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
WEDNESDAY, EvEsIse, Z o'clock.


"WEDNESDAY EvESIsa, Z o'clock,
November s, 1894
The members present Al the last meeting
with the addition Of Messrs. Lane, Clayton
ana Muncrief, lwho appeared by proxy as
semo'ed In the Representative Hall, and proce-
ded to the consideration of the object Of the
meeting-.blr. Gmer then from the commit
Tee appointed by the meeting last evening,
prevented the following Report, which was
read and unanimously agreed to by the meet
ing, to wit:
The Committee who were appointed by the
members OF the Legislature friendly to the
election of William Fl. Crawford TO the Pres-
dency Of the u. States, to select nine persons
Tor Electors, and report their names to the
meeting to be held this evening, respectfully
Report the following resolution:
| RESOLVED, that this meeting pledge them
selves to support the following persons for
Electors OF President aud Vice-President OF
the United States:
John Rutherford, of Baldwin county.
John M'lntosh Of M'Intosh.
John Floyd, Of Camden.
Inamas Cumming, Of Richmond.
William Terrell, Of Hancock.
William Mathews, Of Jackson.
Warren J0urdan, Of Jones.
Elias Beail, of Monroe.
John Hardin, Of Twiggs.
Agreed mem. con.
THOMAS STOCKS, caairnion.
Joseph H. Lumpkin,
William G. Dawson, 'eecrstd'1es.
The election Of Electors Of President and
vIce-President Of the United States, and two
Senators to Congress-, look place this day,
agreeably to a concurred resolution Of the
General Assembly. The nine gentlemen above
nameu, composing Tho Crawl ford Ticket, were
elected Electors, eight OF theirs having IsI
votes, and the ninth isO. ~
The gentlemen run on the Jackson and
calhoun Ticket were Nlessrs. Zachariah
Lamar, Arthur Fort, William Triplstt, John
stewart, John Cleveland. Benjamin Lee, VIII.
son Lumpkin and - Todd The highest on
this ticket had IS, and the lowest 4a votes.
Judge berrien was elected without oppose
tIon. Senstor in Congress ia place Of Mr..
Elliott, who declined are-election. Thomas
w Cobb, Esq. was the successful candidate to
III the vacancy ia the Senate Of the u. States
occasioned by Col. Wares death. Mr.. Cobb
mad IS and Col. Seaborn Jones ~ votes.
correspondent from Milledgevile writes
u.s." MIR. Clay will get the vote of this State
for the Vice Presidency".
[coMMUsIcArED.l
az meeting OF the CITIZENS OF Louisa county nj
me Conrt-ftouse on Monday the 9th Of Mower ,
1871, convened for the pm, pose Of testiying their
regard and disclarsing a debt Of gratitude TO
The Naiinn's distinguished Guest and benefacior
GeneraiLA FAYErrE. Darid Wafson, was called
to the Chair, and Cherries Thompson, jr appointed
ner.upo" the following gensmen,
near', Nathaniel Thompson, q. Harris, Doctor Will
nam Mills, William Nelson, Fred. HAIRS, Hugh
dt oJ~in, srnr James Niche, Thomas Johnson, I.
". mor,s, Ludlow Btamlnam, Rich. Terrell, Charles
h'morouen, IT, M. Quaries, John S. Fleming, r.
tiackei and Thomas G. Coleman, were appointed a
Committee TO prepare Resolutions in conformity with
the ohlec' OF the meeting who, having retired for
short time, reported the following resolutions Which
were unanimously adopted
hesofred, That, should il comporr with the con-
ven,ence OF General La Fayeiie and his suite to
eveaf, with unteigned joy, aud will he much graf fed
10 partaking with Them, a public diuneI, AT this
place.
Resoired, That the sacrifices made by Gen. La
ayc'ie IA defence oil our common country aud in
an especial manner Of The State of Virgin during
OUT Revolutionary struggle, against British usurp-
non, morn, nj our hands remuneration more solid
and substantial, than mere empty show or osIena-
tious parade. ~ - =
Resofred, therefore, That our Representatives in
We urneTai and State Government bc requested 10
use 'heir hest endeavours TO foTwardIhe views OF
| 'h's meeting, in procnng for the VETERAN whose
youth has been devoted the cause Of Liberty in
hoth temispheres, III suitable his deserts
and comparing with the jusiice and Iberality Of
graiefRi people 's
Resolved That Mes.rs. Fleming, Quarles and
Terrell, memhers OF The Committee, be appointed TO
wah on Zen. La Fayette, aud invita- him and suite
10 parake Of public dinner at Louisa Cour House
ana IN ihe event Of his signyng intention Of visit
ing our county, in any short time, thai they forthwith
call a meeting Of the President and Secretary, and
oiher members Of the committee, to mako arrange
n'enis Tor the reception and accommodation Of him
self aud suite.
DAVID WATSON, Chairman.
SHARLEs IHoMPsoR, JR. Secretary.
II In the proceedings of Chesterfield m our last the
name of DIR. John IL. Wake, enormously printed
Walker.
II Sales of 600 Shares State Banas-Stock Yesterday
at the Coffee House, by J. II. Lynch
New Stock Bank Of Virginia, $50 a 90 so
farmers Stock, 90 q 90 so
Old Stock Bank of Virginia. 85 n rs 81
AVERAGING