Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21

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"eso"eo' nat II DO recommended 10 the people oe
TINS State, aud 10 the Southern peope ,cpe,. lis y,
cooperate with tins meeting m these ,ne,sntes nd
that committee oi ten be appointed b, the Presen,
TO receive the signatures OF the er,zcns of LANES Guv
and all others disposed to unite ~ the adoo,;n, rs
these and other resolutions at s'miiat character.
Resolved That tins meeting CONSIDER the forepisus,
resolutions as necessary To ward OFF the uous ec,s
OF the tariff laws. and that they do b> their aton
ton, intend To deny the truth OF that maxim IN por,ca,
economy which leaves every Individual liberty TO
seek the improvement of his condition IN e un,ran-
meied o. governmental restrictions
i'es"Sed, that they consider economy, simplicity OF
ne anu manners the stern and uncornIromisin,
integrity essentially necessary to the existence OF .
'epooc and etn'nently calculated ensure domestic
case and tranquility
HE object OF the meeting having been attained DR.
THOMAS G.. Peacby called The a,,snt,o, of IN. ,n,
10 me invention 10 be held at harloesyillc on the
800" 'uiy next. TO take INTO consideration the sub
Jc 0' internal Improvement By the State OF Virginia
gu" accommodating the appointment OF Delegates To
a,e'n tie Convention. He was seconded by John
age esq who supported the motion in an animated
aau interesting speech: Whcreuron il was Resolved
unanimously, That Delegates be appointed TO attend
.ne convention TO be held Charlottesville on the
|th day OF July. The Hon Burw ell Easseu Iamna
Sei"pie' jr and Dr.. nj S. Warren ere appointed Dc.
ieGa;es to the Convention.
" '"' anna meeting was held the l4th, 70
sppp"' Deputies TO Charlottesville, Cen Juo IT.
locke IN the chair, and Juo Trmbe rake ir scc,r
- va motion OF benjamin VI Niagruder, Resolved
S' COMMITTEE OF i've persons be appointed TO pre-
pare and report Preamble and Resou, IONS expres.
s've OF the sense of this meeting; touching the suh,ect
OF present consideration: Whereupon a Committee
was Accordingly appointed. consisting OF Benz H. Mn.
g'uaa' George Siman Walker Tiu,berlake Col G.
a. Strange and John Timberiale, ir who having ret.
red Tor short time to consider OF Tie subject 10 ,hen
referred returned their Report, and the blanks therein
oeng hiied up, the same adopted BY the meeting
IN Inc torn following, viz:
Tins meeting is duly senst!,Ie that V;ro;n, h.. 100
long angn'shcd in state of supinencss and incidence
and ot indifference 10 her true and vital interests ~
connected with the Improvement Of the many cxtraor-
binary and unrivaed natural advantages with which ,
bouneous Providence has so h,phly favored ,er ,nl
on Which SO essentially depend her real prosperity ami
nappiness- regardless of The bright examples which
nave been afforded her by the noble aud snccessul
enterprises OF some OF her Sister Staes whereby they
arc marching with rapid strides TO Independence To
wealth and 10 happiness. II cannot, therefore but
nsh with emotions Of delight the hopeful prospec,
winch ssens now 10 be presented, that The minds Of the
people OF Virginia are about 10 be 10 proper
sense of the great and vital import of the snbiec,
OF i"e'nai Improvement, as indicated BY the recent
movements IN different counties and different paris
OF The State IN which delegates have been Amounted
TO attend the proposed Convention Charlottesville as
central point, TO deliberate this important eubiec.
auH oei" Wiling ard DESTROYS - give any steps q,
measures which may seem likely tend sakenipc
cod'al and hearty CO operation and support: and be-
'eV'ng That the proposed Convention by its tendency
TO promote congenialty Of sentiments and concert
and harmony of views aud of action is eminently cal
cuiaied to be productive of consequences the most
happy and beneficial TO the State,
l. RESOLVED therefore, That this meeting hereby az.
point John Timberaka, jr. George Su!man John
F., Wmn, Col q. 4. Strange. John Fl. Cooke ir Col
Jaues hiagrudeT. the Rev. w aIker T,aberlake and
Col g. G. Payne, delegates to the Convention pro-
posed TO be holden Charlottesye, ho are accor-
dinghy requested 10 attend the same on behalf OF TN.
meeting
2 Resolved, That this meeting invite the members o 2
the Roa!d of Public Works and the Principal Engineer OF
Tie state, 10 attend the proposed Convention Char
iaesve aforesaid to aid in the elbe
/ Samuel Bell las been reelected Senator from r.
! Hampshire, for years from 9TH March next For
Bell i33-for Hill (Jacksonl &2-majority 5l--a few
scattering votes Woodbury. goes to the wall there
N!ciIane & Rdgey in Delaware---J johnson & Row an
IN Kentucky.
''iooHfrows SerPcnt a rattle snake was killed y
'ew days ago u Hamilton. Harris county Geo,oia
measuring 81 feet long and o2l inches in circumer
snCe.
FOR LONDON