Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-03


Wallace. WIN. ii. Fiizhugh. George Buckner,
Francis w. Brooke. and w. Strother Jones.
On motion of Doct. John II. Wallace, II
was ordered, That a committee of five be APP
,"'nted to prepare and report te the Con,en-
tion an address to the people al Virginia, re-
commanding Andrew Jackson, as President,
and John G.. Calhoun, as Vice President Of
the United Stntes- whereupon, the Chair APP
pointed the Eve gentlemen hereinafter named,
To compose the said committee, to wi, :James
Richards. Geo. Buckner, Wm. Gordon, Wm
II. Fizhugh and John II. Wallace.
On motion Of Mr.. Francis w. Brooke, the
Convention then adjourned till s O'Clock.
The Convention again met, pursuant to ad
journment. Doct. Wallace, from the com
mittee appointed 10 prepare an Electoral
Ticket, presented n Ticket as follows
TICKET.
Norfolk District. Or. Robert B. Starke, of
Norfolk.
Starry. Capt. John Wyn, of Petersburg.
DinOiddie, Capt. L. II. PegraR, Of Din
widdie.
Brunswick, Col. Erasmus Kennon, of Neck.
enburg. a
Charlotte, Col. Thomas Davenport, of
Halifax.
.1meiid, Lewellen Jones', of Nnttoway.
buckingham, Maj. Nathan Reid, of Bed
ford. aisI,
Franklin, Col. Geo. Hairston, of Henry.
.fibemarte. Chcsweil Dahney Of Amherst.
Goochidnd, Capt. Geo. Vasann, of Couch
land. ,ss
| Spotisylraniu, George Buckner, nf Caroline.
| ESSEX John Mercer Garnett, Of Essex.
.4ccomnck, Capt VIM. Benton, of Accomack.
| .Middtescr. Col. WIN. Henderson, Of Nor
thumberand.
Orange jeremiah STROLLER, of Culpeper.
Eduq,iier, Thomas L. Moore, of Fauguisr.
Lou,ion. Joshua Osborne, Of Loudou.
| Frederick, Judge Robert White, of Win
| chester
Rockingham. DR.. Peachy Harrison of Rock
ingham.
Boteiourt, Wm. Langhorne, of Boteiouri.
BAH, Col. Walter Crockett, Of MoDtgn-
msry.
Washington, Judge Peter Johnston, of
Washington.
| Harrison, Col. Lemuel E. DAWSON, of Har-
.uonongalia, Col. Ralph Berkshire, of Mo-
nongalia.
| On motion of Mr.. Brooke, Ordered, That
the same be- denominated the Peoples Ticket.
| Majoi Richards, from tn. committee APP
pointed 10 prepare address, reported an ad-
dress, and upon motion of Mr.. Thos. II
Faunieroy, il was ordered, That the same be
! iaiO upon the tame.
| On nation Of MIR. Faunlleroy, the conven.
ton adjourned TIL the next day at ten O'clock
! Thursday ten O'clork.
The convention met according TO adjourn.
ment. Mr.. Fiizhugh presented substitutes IL
the address offered bs Major Richards on be-
| half al the committee.
Mr.. Buckner OF Caroline, offered a rrsoiu-
tion proposing 10 refer the address frs, offered
and the substitute 10 the central committee
appointed by the Fredericksburg J,cksou
meeting which resolution was supported by
| Mr.. Brooke. who stated his objections tu the
original address, and vas opposed by Mr.
Steel, of Rockingham, who defended the adj
dress, and replied to the ohieciiros OF Mr.
Brookc-and the question being jakcn upon
the adoption of the resolution, the same was
rejected. Upon motion of Maj. Richards, III.
address reported by the committee, and ths
substitute offered by Mr.. FitYhugh, were re-
! ferred TO select committee Of i've meEshers
i-whereupon the Chair appointed james
, Richards, John II. Wallace, VIM. II. Fizhugli
| Francis w. Brooke and Geo. Buckner, Il
compose The said committee.
Upon motion of MIR. VIM. Robinson, O.
Fairfax, the Convention adjourned ill I o.
clock.
The convention met pursuant to the ad
ljournnen..
|
whom was r, ferred the address first submitted
and the substitute offered by hIr. Fizhugll
reported an address as follows. QT7See mex
column.
On melton of Mr.. Fiizhugh, the following
resolutions were adopted
LIST. ResOised. That the fredericksburg
jackson Committee be constitute a Contra
Committee, with full powers to fill up any
vacancies that may occur in The electoral
ticket, and 10 take such other steps as they
may ihiIfk necessary 10 Insure the success oil
the ticket.
cd. Resoired, That they be requcsted to
cause 1000 copies Of the Address III be pub
1 Iished Immediately and circulated through thr
state.
81. Resoipcd, That they be requested ia
heee 10000 tickets printed and distributed
among the electors and such other Individuals
in the different counties as will insure their
proper application.
9TH. Resoired, That for the purpose oil
defraying the expences To he incurred, the
members Of this convention, and the friends Ia
the election Of Gen. jackson and Mr.. Cal
houn in the town Of Fredericksburg and else
where, be requested 10 subscribe such sums
as may he respectively convenient 10 them.
On motion ofMr. Filzhugt, Resolved, unan-
Imously that the thanks of this meeting be pre-
senfed to the chairman, and Secretary FOR
the zeal and ability with which they have dis
charged their respective dutes, and that the
same be inserted in the Journal Of their pro.
ceedings.
Resofred, that the editors Of newspapers in
the state OF va. and the District of Columbia
be requested TO publish the foregoing pro-
ceed'ngs IN their respective newspa ,ers.