Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

y. UeSUbCeU, Hat we nave the fulieS
confidence in the unshaken integrity
incorruptble patriotism, republican prin
ciples and eminent talents of Genera
.AndreD jackson and will use every hon
orable means to promote his election tc
the Presidency.
6. Resolued, That the County ticket
be formed by delegates elected by tie
several hundreds respectively-ten ten del
egates to be chosen from Christana
Hundred and five from each Of the other
Hundreds.
2. Resoluea, That elections for Dele
gates be held in each hundred, at the
places of holding the Hundred elections,
on the first Saturday In September next, ],
that the elections shall be by ballot, and
Tor the systematic conducting thereof,
the following persons are hereby appoin.
ted Judges Of said elections.
Brandvwine Hundred John Elliott,
George Forwood and IIarman Talley.
Christiana Hundred William Seal,
David G. Wilson and Joseph Chandler.
Mill Creek EIundred-Andrcw Gray,
John Harlan and Stephen Springer.
White Clay Greek Hundred -Steph-
en- Willis, John Herdman and Henry
Whitley.
New Castle Hundred 80 Peter p. De-
lany, Thomas II. rat,ow, aud Jeremiah
Bowman.
Pencader Hundred-,Iacob Moore,
Nathan Boulden and William Steward.
Red Lion Hundred Adam Delhi
John sutton and Daniel Newbold.
St. Georges Hundred Anderson p.
Reading. Manloye Hays and Abraham
Vandesrift
Appoqunim;nk fIundred-William
Hukll, William v eldon Sd. and James
Chambers.
Whose duty it shall be to give ten
days notice of the time and place as a.
foiesald OF holding said election which
they are directed to keep open for the
receipt of votes frum the hour Of twelve
O'Clock until five O'Clock Of said day, af-
ter which they Shall proceed to count
the ballots and having ascertained the
result thereof, to certify the same under
their hands, provided that one or more Of
said so appointed judges may, in the ab
sence Of his colleague CIR colleagues at
the appointed hour, proceed in said G.
lection as il all we're present.
s. ReSoired, That the delegates so
elected in their respective hundreds
shall meet on Monday the eighth day Of
September next. ut The Red Lion Tavern,
and proceed 10 form county ticket,
which they shall take immediate mea-
surcs to make known and recommend to
the support of tie people.
9 Resoiued, that from Brandywine
hundred. Harnan Tally. from Christiana,
William scaland Joseph Chan'.ler,-lrom
New Castle, Wm. Il. Read, Esq. from
Mill Greek, William Mex. Ball : -irGm
White Clay Greek, Thomas ". Handy
from Red Lion. James N. sutton --fron
st. Georges, Charles ii Haughev-Ap
poquinlmink, John G. Corht from Pen.
cader, jacob Moore-be recommended
to the meeting as conferees to meet the
conierces OF Keut and Sussex at Dover
in order to nominate candidate for re.
preventative in Congress.
These resolutions we're separately consider
ed, and unanimously adopted.
Resolped, That the committees OF correspnn-
dence appointed at the conn,y mee,ng IN Feb.
rnaty, be requested to call public meeting. tor
the purpose Of selecting committees Of vigil
snce in the respective Hundreds.
Resofved, I hat we have full confilerce in the
ability aud integrity Of our distinguished sens-
tors, Louis Alcl.ane and Henry NJ Rdgely and
tIa. Ire thanks If this meeting he rendered to
them for the zeal and fidelity with which they
have supported the American System, the sys-
TEN of ln'ernal improvements, and the leading
interests Of the country
Resotucd, That when this meeting adjourn,
Il do adjourn to meet at the house of Nathaniel
Wolfe az Christiana Bridge, on the first Satur-
day in June 1899; and that the chairman and
secretaries be authorized 10 convene county
meeting Of the friends Of General Andrew
Jackson at the same place, in the interim, if ne
cessary
Resofrqd, Tha, the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Delaware Gazette and
Delaware Patriot.
CALEB T.. BENNETT. Chm.
JAMES LArImER, Jun..2
JAMLs y. SUTTON, ) Secretaries.