The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-10


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Electors, favor.
Andrew Jackson as Presidenf.
Calhoun as Vice President ofsn
-wllsrrupop, the Chair appnint,a
following members to wit John
Lace, VIM. II. FilzhIgh, GeorgrA
ner, Francis w. Brooke, aud ". ST.
jones.
Oh motion of Doct John ~. Wallae
was ordered that a committee Of five
appointed To prepare and report tn Il
Convention an address To the people o
Virginia, recommending Andrew Jackson
as President of the l.. S.-whereupon, the
Chair appointed the five gentlemen herein.
after named, to compose the said commit.
tee, 10 wit Jas. Richards, Geo. Bucknrr,
Wm Gordon, Wm. Ii. fitZhugh and John
II. Wallace.
On Motion Of Mr.. Francis w. Brooke,
the Convention then adjourned I'LL f,e o..
clock.
The Convention again met, Pursuant
10 Adjournment. Doct. Wallace, from
the committee appointed to prepare an E-
l%ectoral Ticket, presented Il Ticket US FOL
lows
TICKET.
Norfolk District, DR.. Robert b. Starl<c,
Of Norfolk.
sorry Captain John Wyu, of Peters
Dinwiddie, Capt, +. II. Pesram, ofDin,
widdie.
Brunswick, Col. Erasmus Kennon, Of
Mecilenburs
Caa,ioae, Col. Thomas Davenport Of
Halifax.
.dmettG, Levellin Jones, of Nottoway.
BncftrghaR., Maj. Nathan Reid, ofBed-
ford.
EraakIin, Colonel Geo. Hairston, oflIen
ry.
.Hbemarle, Chiswcll Dabnry of Amherst.
Goochiand, Captain Geo. kashon, OF
Gooclland.
.SPouSyfrnnia, George Euckner,of Caro-
line.
ESSer, John Mercer Garrett, of Essex.
.1ccomdck, Capt. VIM. Benton, of Acco-
mack.
.Nidditser, Col. William Henderson, Of
Northumberland
Orange, jeremiah Strother, Of CuIpe-
per.
Fdnquier, Thomas l. Moore, of Faa
qnier.
Loudon, JosIoa oshhrne, of Loudon.
Frede1ick, Judge Robert White, of Win
chester.
Rockinghdm, DR.. Peachy Harrison Of
Rockingham.
Botttourt, William Lhnghorne, Of Bote-
t0trt.
Bath, Col Walter Crockett, Of Monigo
merry
Washington, Judge Peter Johnson of
Washington.
Harrison, Col. LemuclE Da,isson, of
Harrison.
.Henongoiid, Col. Ralph Berkshire, of
Monongalia.
On motion Of Mr.. Brooke, Ofdcred, That
the sane be dcnomiuated the Peoples
Ticket.
pointed tn prepare nn address, reported an
address, aud upon r1otion of Mr.. Thos. 7,
Fauutleroy, it was ordered, That the same
be laid upon the tailr.
On motion of Mr.. Farutlcroy, the con.
r@cnti"n adjourned iii the next day at ten
O'clock.
luitblN CtH itttk.
The convention ruct according to ad
innrnmcnt. Mr.. Fitghugh presented a
substitute To the address offered by Major |
Richards on behalf o tle committee.
Mr.. Buckner of Caroline offered Il reso
lu'ion proposing to refer the address first
offered, and the substitute to the central
committee, appointed by the Fredertcts
burg Jackson NEE ing which resolution
wa supported by Mr.. Brooke, whosLatrdt
4,fs.""lt,,,oSs = +, the +g!f'e}f = S,ti.e
who defended the address, and replied to
the eh'ceiions of Mr.. Brooke-and the
question being taken upon the adoption Of
the resolution, the same WIS rejected
Upon motionnf Maj Richards, thu address
reported by the committee, and the snbs,i
tute offered by Mr.. fitzhugh, were refer
red to 4 select committee of five members
-whcrrupon, the Chair appointed James
Richards, John II. Wallace, Wn'. II. FitA
hugh, Francis V. Brook and Geo. BuekleI,
In compose the said committee.
Upon motion of Mr.. VIM. Robinson, Of
Fairfax, the Convention adjourned til ]
O'clock.
The convention met pursuant TO the ad
lournmrnt.
MAJ. iaCllardS RON the select rom'nlt
tee To whom was +, ferred the address first
submitted, aud the substitute offered by
Mr.. Fitzhugh, reported an address as
follows IT, See next column.
On mutinu of Mr.. Fitzhugh, the follow
ing resolutions wrre adopted.
lst. Resofued, That the Fredericksburg
Jackson Committee be constituted u Cen !
trail Comm ( &c, with full powers TO fiji up a
ny Y. cdncirs that may occur intthe electoral
ticket, and to take such other steps us they
may think necessary TO insure the success Of
the ticket.
cd. Resoired, That they be requested 10
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