Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-27


! TO publish the same. &c. GIBSON Chln'n.
| WI. EniIsoN, Secretary.
| CO.HIHU. VIC.ATED.
| AT n called meeting OF the Jackson Correspond
ing Committee for the county OF Orange, held On
the 4th Monday in March, 1928, Isaac Davis, sen.
was appointed Chairman and Lewis Ii. Williams,
Secretary.
The committee, after their organization, proceed
cd 10 enlarge their number, when the following
gentlemen were added to their body, viz Elijah
Davis, Isaac Davis, jr. Coleby Cowherd, John
Cowherd, Edmund Henshaw, George Morris, Chas
Beale, Lawrence I. Dade, Peytn Grymes, Robt
King, Joseph Clarke, George Grasty, Tandy Col
Inns, Benjamin Walker, W alter b. Key, Daniel
Miller, Philip 5. Fry, Thomas E,ldins, John Wool
folk, Thomas Davis, Charles PARROT, James White,
Armistead Gordon, Landon Lindsay, Philip c.
Cave, James NJ. Macon, James Gee, Thomas Ma
con, VIM. Sims, Jr., Churchill Gordon, William
Smith, William Morton, sea-, Ihacker " Webb,
Thomas Newman, John Payne, VIM. Roach, Ben
Porter, Valentine Nj. Houseworth, James Beazlcy,
James y. Sims, Joshua Ills Samuel HI. Sknker,
Lewis Graves, Isaac Goodall, Pleasant Carpenter,
Joab Early, Paul Verlier, Launcelot Burruss,
Hezekiah Quisenberry, Tar. Smith, Thomas Bur
russ, Walter G. Chies, John ). Lindsay, WIN.
Collins, VIM. Br0cknan, Thomas Newman, VIM
ne, Thomas Voolfolk, Vim. ID. Clarke, Francis
Conway, Reuben Conway, Edwin Gibson, John
lead, Robert Johnson, Andrew Bourne, James
Chiles, John Scott, Owen Cooper, Curtis Brock
man, Charles Boswell, Benjamin Vawter, Am
DIOse Lee, Joseph -. Dell anu SnarIeS Dell.
Resolved, as the opinion OF this committee, That
three iourths of the freehoders, al least OF this
county are in favor of the election OF Andrew Jack
son President and John C.. Calhoun as Vice
President.
Resolved, That any fifteen members of this COM
miitee shall constitute quorum TO transact bust
ness of any kind.
| On motion made and seconded, Resolved, That
this meeting be adjourned until the 4tl MONDAY in
May next.
IA
| LEWIS b. WILLIAMS, Scc'ry.
| lit will be recollected that Orange is the resi-
dence OF James Barbour, Esq. late Secretary OF
war and now Minister TO London. The friends
oil the Administration may see from he above pro-
ceedings how they stand in county where one of
the Cabinet had his domiciie, and what aid and
comfort they are to expect in the Old Dominion
COAi.MU.NIcaTED
| AT meeting the Corresponding Committee for
the county OF King s. Queen, favorable to the cleo
ton OF Andrew Jackson as President and j g. al
houn as Vice President of the United States, OH
Monday the 10th day of April, 1928, Capt Fran
els Row took the chair and John L. Lumpku WAS
appointed Secretary.
On motion il was Resolved unanimously, That
the following gentlemen be added to the Commit
tee oil Correspondence for the county OF King
and Queen Capt Richard iaaierro VIM. Oil
yer, Dawson Cooke. James Longert. Henry T.
Crlttenden, William Spence, Richard l.. arinoit
John Atkins, Edward Anderson, VIM. Clayton, Ro-
bert 5. Anderson, Edwin Upshaw, Benz Pollard
VIM. Armistead VIM b. Boyd, Robert b. Hill
William Robinson, John Ddakcr, jacob valen-
tine, William Watts, Edward Hart, conway iurt-
ney, Thomas w. Courtney, Asa Gresham, Henry
Gresham, jr William Carlton, Philip Montague
and VIM s. Jeifiies
Resolved, That in the opinion OF this committee
at least twothrds of the reehoders of this county
are decidedly in favor of the election OF Andrew
Jackson as President and John c. Calhoun DIS Vice
! President OF the United States.
Resolved, Tha, this committee will meet on the
"a Mondayin every month, until the election oil
President shall take place, and that we will be vi
gilant and unceasing in the of all honorable
means, to promote the great cause which we have
espoused.
Resolved, That these proceedings be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary and forwarded TO the
Editors OF the Enquirer publication.
FRANCIS ROW, Ch'mn.
JOHN r. LUMPK1N, Sec'ry.