Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
razewell Courthouse, Va, April 1929.
From Correspondent in Caheu Count,,

"A paragraph In your paper OF the 9th inst. giving
the result OF the election III this county, has at
Tacted the notice OF your readers i'm Cabell; and
wish TO correct the impression that the remark oc
your correspondent is calculated TO make A.
broad, as to the strength of the Administration
party In our county, Is the only motive have in
troubling you with this communication
The paragraph referred TO is, ssrhc Presidential
election was not agtaed TO a very considerable
extent; although il must be admitted that il had
its influence against Mr.. Everett, he being Tor the
Administration Now will ask your correspon-
dent how the Presidential question could have
chad its influence against Mr.. Everett when il is
known to the people, that from the stand he (Alr
Ed denied (by inierence) being an '.idininistra-
ton man." and plead in support of his declaration
his neutral position last winter in Richmond in not
attending either the Adams or Jackson Conyen
tons.
If your correspondent had told you, that the in
terest which the town OF Guyandotte and her in
fluence took in Col. Everett's election, was, for
making last winter that village the terminating
point of the Kanawha Turnpike, by voting sjnqle
for him, lac would have given you more correctly,
the facts in regard to the election.
- T. >. IL Is notorious that the election did not
turn on the presidential question for the county
delegates, although an individual attempt was made
every impartial citizen OF the county, that at least
four hs OF the electors opposed to the re-eec-
ton of John Q. Adams
AZ a meeting Of the Corresponding Committee
for . e; county of Caroline favourable TO the cleo
ton of Andrew Jackson as President and J. c.
Calhoun as Vice-President of the IT, s. on Mon
day the 10Th May, 1928, DIR. John Taialerro was
called TO the chair and Fesus Dickinson appointed
Secretary.
On motion it was Resolved, That the following
gentlemen be added to the Committee OF Cores.
pondence for the county OF Caroline
Col Richard Buckner, Mai. Philip Samuel, An
thony Thornton, James X, Thornton, Peter Thorn
ton, DIR. Henry +. Thornton John Dickinson, C ant
Norborne T.. Sutton, Thomas H. Burke, Edmund
Clarke, Samuel J. Murray, James Murray, Chas
i. Martin, JohnP Miller, Joseph Sale, George
Green, Theophlus Favor Thomas Berry, Morie-
cal w. Broaddus, WIN. Harrison, ir., Edmund
Pendleton. Capt. German Goodloe, Col Charles
Tod, Daniel Dejarneti, Jordan Voolfolk, Robert
Sale, Philip Chapman, Capt VIM. Kidd, Ira White,
III. G. Segar, Jos. +. Dejarnett, Mchelborough
Young, Gray Boulware, Richard Buckner, SEN
Henry Durett, DR.. T.. Morriss, +. W. Scott limo
Thy Chandler, Halves Coleman, BENZ. Coleman,
Robert Dickinson, J. w. Coleman Capt James
Gatewood, w. W. Dickinson, Henry c. Coleman.
Capt Richard b. White, Capt. H. H. Dickinson
Atwell G. Coleman, Thos. u. Coleman, ST., John
Washington, Matthew Campbell, VIM. Campbell
Ayleu p. Campbell, John T. Samuel, Josiah Sa-
muel WIN. IL Howison, K. L. Pendleton, Jesse
Terrell, Geo. Terrell, Col. FIem Terrell Theo
philus +. Green, Clayton Coleman Marshall Raw
ings, John Terrell, Edward G.. Thornton, William
Thornton, Philip Green, John Thornton, Arthur
~ CiaJtoil, ihlHp taiey, Jotn i. Dllldrd, George
eireen, jr DIR. Benz. Anderson, John Sutton Jun
Ihos. Wilson, Geo. Parish, Capt. Ro Sutton, Jno
w. sutton, Charles Jesse, Robert HOrd, Capt. G.
a: Lewis, Charles A. Lewis, IT,, Chas Buckner.
w II. Buckner, capt. Ro Royston, Thos Rowe
Daniel Turner, Vivian Wright, WIN. Green, A.
quiIa Johnston, James j. White, Benz. Marshall
ihos. Marshall, James S. Littlepage, John b. An.
derson, Johnston Newton, Thos. Motley, John
Lakewood, Win. G. Burruss joseph Flippo Nicho.
las las L. Bdttsile, John Conway, Thos. Samuel. w
W. TaIiaierro, John sale, IT,, Hugh r. Pcndieton
1ohn Z. Sutton, Peter X. Thornton, Muscoe BOul-
ware, Geo. Saunders, Mark Boulware, Achilles
voolfolk, Thomas b. Parrish, James Jones. WIN.
beaziey, Philip Chapman. Robert Goodloe. Jas !.
Sarneu, voolfolk Estes, Ira T.. Dickinson, w. W
Diekinson, Jr and Hiram IIord.--I21)
Resolved, That this committee approve Of the
nomination made by the members Of the last Legs.
lature Of Virginia, and Of The Delegates from
some.ei the counties, of Andrew Jackson as our
next President and John G. Calhoun as Vice. pro-
sident oil The y s., and that they will use all bo-
norabie and TAR means TO promote their election
Resolved, That in the opinion of this Committee
At least tlree-fourths of tho Freeholders of this
county prefer the election Of andrew Jackson apd