Delaware journal., 1828-01-25

RasSed by the Virginia Convenuoh' aSsempieu az
ESsss Richmond Yt1R
N1 Rcsolped, That John Q. ADAMS, o.! Massa-
be recommended TO the people Of the
nited States, fit person to be supported for the
sefice Of President.
As 3. Resoiped, That this Convention approve the
nomination of RICHARD RUSH, of the State Of
Penns, wanna, for the office of Vice President,
made by the cony ention at Harrisburg; and recon-
sfnend him to the people Of Virginia as fit perso'
ITO be supported for that Office.
IS. Resoipea, That the President of this Conven-
tionshe requested to transmit copy of the procee
dngs and address of this convention, to each OF the
gentlemen who have been nominated on the Electora
Ticket and inform them of their several arponl-
ments.
~ A. Resotued, That the following persons be al
oint ed central corresponding committee, with IN,
nthority to ill any vacancies which may occur,
within their own body, in the electoral ticket, III
Yayour of the election of John q. Adams as l'rcsi-
dent Of theH. States, and Richard Rush as Vice
President, viz Judge William Il. Cabcil, Judge
! Dabney Carr, Judge John Coulter, MIR. Robert
stanard, Rev. John Kerr, General Harvie, Mr..
ypeyion Randolph, Mr. Jno. Ii. Peasants, Mr.
Charles CopIand Mr.. 1homas Brockenbrongh, Mr..
EE w Rootes Mr.. j. H. Eustace, DR.. Thomas
Nelson.
s. RESOLVED, That the corresponding committees,
which have been appointed by the meetings oppos-
ed to the election OF Gen jackson as President OF
the U. States, in the various counties and corPo-
srations of this commonwealth, constitu the CORES
sponding committees of said counties and corpora
tions with authoritytS add to their nu nbor and fill
any vacancies which may occur in such com nit
tees.
6. Resolved, That the central corresponding COM
smtee be authorised to appoint corresponding COM
5mttees ia the several counties and corporations
which have not appointed them; which committees
shall have authority to exercise the same pow
Aers as those which have heretofore been appoint
fed
T. Resolved, That 1t be recommended to the con-
vention that each member, should pay the sum Of
live dollars to the Secretaries TO be deposited in the
Bank Of Virginia to the credit of the chairman o
the central committee, to dctray the expenccs d
prnting and circulating the documents directed TO be
published by the Cony yention, and such other puh
acanons az NAV be thought advisable by the said cen
tral committee, for purpose redistribution among
the citizens of the commonwealth, md all other n.
. cidenta charges.
8. Resolved, That at least thirty thousand copies
of the proceedings and address Of this Convention
be printed and circulated, under the direction Of the
Central Committee, thro' the several counties and
corporatons of the Commonwealth.
8. Resolved That the Central Corresponding
Committee, be requested TO publish, in pamphlet
5orm, as many copies of the address Of the Hon
SIlenry clay, with The accompanying documents, a.
they may deem expedient. and that they I,
be published such other documents, as in thei
opinion, will Sustain the facts and principles set tort
in the address of this Convention.
10. Resoived, That the Central Committee b.
requested to make to the officers Of the Senate au'
House of Delegates who have attended upon thl
fConyention during its session, such compensation
as they may deem proper TO be paid out OF the fun
provided by this Convention.
II. RssolUed, That this Convention entertai
feelings Of unfeigned gratitude for tn facilities o
ferred. and the spirit of accommodation manifesto
by both Houses OF the Virg nia Assembly and the
officers 10 this Conventions in the prosecution ofthe
duties, and that the President he requested TO tel
der the thanks Of this Convention 10 both branch'
Of the Assembly and their officers, for their kim
ness and libcralty.
.12. Resotved, That the Editors of the sever
newspapers printed in Virginia, be requested TO pu
lis!ithe proceedings Of the Convention, togch
with their address to the People ofVirgina, in the
respective papers.
The Address having been read was mo
npasly adopted
tion then taken on the resoluiu
kh.y were unanimously ado pied.
rlSICATI0Ns.