Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31


thrown until they all turned up aces.
On Tuesday evening al 4 o'clock, the Jaek.
sou Caucus convened At the Capitol according
60 adjournment. The formation of an eIecto-
ralticSet for the State was completed, aud q
Central Corresponding Committee appoiutea
A resolution was adopted that the members
prepare Corresponding Committee for the va
rious counties and furnish the same to the Sec.
rotary. TO be acted on this evening. and Com
mittee OF thirtythree members were appointed.
any FIVE OF whom might aei, to report what
further measures were necessary 10 be adopt.
ed TO promote the objects Of the meeting The
meeting then adjourned to meet this evening at
o'clock.
Wednesday evening, January l6.
Mr.. John H. PeytOn reported, that the com
mis,ee appointed on the previous evening. had
requested him to make the following report.
"The committee appointed oinqaire wheth.
er any i,Irsher measures are requis,le on the
part OF this meeting, have considered The mat
ter to them reiered--snd, after consultation,
are OF opinion, that no further act IS necessary
for the promotion ofits OBJECTS
The report was agreed 10 by the meeting.
Ca Mr.. ]. II Peyton's motion, the memoers
came to a resolution, TO deposit one dollar each,
IA the hands of the secretaries, 70 meet any
expenses which might accrue, which was ae-
cordngly done.
air. Hunter then moved that the central STAN
ding committee be respectfully requested to
adafess The people OF Virginia On the approach
,Dg presidential election. This motion was lost.
Nj Miller OF Botetourt submitted the ioi.
lpsing sesolution, which being amended, was
ssreedto
hesot1ea, That the corresponding committee
which has been appointed by the meeting IN
q IS L. sin
ton Of Gen. A. Jacksoo as president OF the U
States. constitute the corresponding committee
Of said county, with authority To add to their
number and I'll any vacancies which may occur
10 such committeeman that all the correspond
ing committees IN the respective counties and
oogougiss be possessed Of similar power,
On motion of Mr.. Gholson, the thanks Of this
meeting were unsalmonsy gwen 20 the chair
nan and secretaries, for the faithful manner in
Which they had dischargedithe duties Oh their
Offices
Aud thcn the convention adjourned sine die
ELECTORAL TICKET.
YIN G. Holt Of Norfolk LIST District.
@n. H. Mcfarland OF Petersburg Cd.
Juo Casgiil OF Sussex, Sd.
aaal Tho. Nelson Of Neckienburg, 4th.
Rlch'd Logan of Halifax, 5th.
James Jones Of Nottowa,, 9th.
Judge VIM Daniel OF Campbell, 9TH.
Col. Joseph Martin Of Henry, 9Th.
Wm. Gordon of AibemarIe 9th.
Judge w .Brockenbrough Of Iiichm'd, city 10th.
Capt George 9uekner OF Caroline, Ilth.
Col. WIN. Jones OF Gloucester, i2sh.
Robert Nc Candlish OF Williamsburg; 18th
Eliyson Currie OF Lancaster, 18th.
Judge John w Green Of culpepes, 18th.
Col JOHN Gibson OF Prince VIM. 10th.
Gen. George Rust of Loudoun, 18th.
Jared Williams Of Frederick, 18Th
pr }. y. Williamson Of Rockingham, 10Th.
John Bower If RockbrdYe. Goth.
Major John b. George Of razswell. 2ist.
Andrew Russell of Washington, 22d.
Joel shrewsbury Of Kanawha, 23d.
John Mem liian OF Brooke, 24th.
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Philip N Nichols, VIM. Ii. Roane,
petery Daniel, Nssi. Legrsnd,
Jerman Baker, Wm. selden.
Andrew Stevenson, Gen. w. Munfofd,
Tho. Richie, John G.. Williams,
Sam. Taylor, John Rutherford.
We au6jsin a hst Of Corresponding Committees ao-
pointed for The counties Of Berkeley, Hampshij G,
Harcty and Jefsrson.
Berketey--Dr. John S. Harrison, wm. Long
tHI NtIfs -. bEusnHeFs III y fiUdBTSs we pre-
sumo Df. John Hedgesis here andedto Jacob
Seibert, Sc. Ellis Ellis. 1homaA Cid. John Daw
son, Robert Daniels, William Gsantham, esq
Joseph Henderson, 1--WE wonder 4 il is deer
hurting Joseph] Capt. Levyss Zn,ezesdafer,
Mchaet seheF, of Frederick Jacob PoisaI OF
Msrt.nsburg YIN. Gorysl We presume that
il IS MIR. william GorFeli that is here alluded to.
[If IL IS intended oy the jackson Caucus TO
convey he idea that capt Lewis ZinzendsHer is
a Jackson man. We can only say, that they
grossly misrepresens his sentiments. We ARE
authorised TO state. tha, capt. Zinzendafer is
nor ~ favof ofthe election OF AndrewJackson -
but that he IS decidedly opposed 20 y, and in
favor Of he re election of John Quincy Adams I;
and that he will use ali taiF and honor~bie means
20 promote the same whist on this subject,
we are authorised 10 state, thas The members
composing the Jackson meeting held 10 thIs
place on the 10th Nov last, had no authority Tor
placing Mr.. Robert Stewar, on the committee
OF correspondence, and Mr. Bernard kephart
en- the committee of vigilance tor tina county,
thai this assumption Of sulhority Was entirely
grasituous Both Mr.. Stewart and Mr. X phart
are in favor OF the re election of John Qulnc,
Adams. Ed. .,far Ga-.
Hanpshire--John u White, William Naylor
Charles Magill. capt Ephraim Dunn, Vim
Donaldson, VIM. Nixon, capt Jonathan Pugh
col. George Park. George Deyer. col Joseph
kenney, capt George Leps, David Parsons, Eli
sha Thompson. John Piper. DIR James Aberns
thy, Isaac z. Dunn lanes Gibson, James Par-
sons aud David Gibson.
Har!y-George Cunningham, AlexsnderScotf