Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1929.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

We are enabled to present today, u comeletc and
accurate list OF the members elect of the VIRGINIA
Convention.
East IF ire Bluc RidSc.
l. District Of .Norfo'h, &c.-Littleton w. Tazc-
We'll! Senator U. s. Gen. Rob. 3 TAYLOR, Joseph
Pre.itiss, Geo. Loyal.
g. Sury, &c.--Jno. Z. Mason, james Tlezyan.,
(M. c. Augustine Claiborne, John Urquhart.
s. District Of B5u,nsWicl:, &Sc.-Gen. WIN. u
Broadnax, Geo. c. Dromgoo!e, Mark Alexander M
CO. VIM 0. Goode.
District IF Petersburg, &c.-Jno. w. Jones,
Benz. w. Leigh, SAM Taylor, WIN. B. Giles Cow
a. District Of Charlotte, &c.-!no. Randolph,
WIN. Leigh, Richard Logan, Rich'd n. Venablc.
g. District gf Ly.nhburg, t5c.-Sa:nl Ciayto.,
Col. VIM. Campbell, DR.. 5aInes Saunders, Caloh!l
AIenniss.
u DIstTst1 W Pits5et,e ia, &c. Col. Geo Towres
Coz! Joseph Martin, Col. Benl. w. S. Cabcll, Archie
Stuart, y.
9. D&trictof .4ccOmac, &;c.-Col. Thos L. Joynes
Col Thos NJ. Bay)y, Dr.. Calvin II. Read, Judge
AbelP. Upshur.
! 8. District IF Richmond Sc.--Joln Marshall
(Chiof Justice U. s. Jno Tyler IS. U. S. Philip ~
Nicholas, Jno. u. Clopton
I've %'t''''eL y A'G.Uo|H, NE--3uus,c ny H. A. ~
Dade, ELyson Curre, .Jno. Taiafcrro I'M c.
Fleming Bates
T. District Of King (; Queen, &c.-.foin Roane
al. g. Richard Morris, WIN. p. Taylor, James NJ.
/ Garnet.
L. District Of On.nge, &c,.-Jamcs Madison Gate
?. u. s. p. p. Barbour M c. Maj. David Wat
san Robert Stanard.
I%.-District cf' .4lbcmarIc, &c.--James Plea
SAINTS, Gen. IVm. j.. Gordon, Dr.. Thos. Massc, Lr-
Cars P. Thompson,
lJ.-D'Strict Of LoadOmt &c,--James Monroe
(lntc p U. States Charles e. Mcrcesr IN. c. Rich
ard Il. Henderson, Wm. II. Fitzhugh.
IS. Distrns Of C"ipeper, &c.--.Tno S. Barbour,
M. CO. John Scott, John Macrac, Judge Ino. w.
Green.
1Teyt Of The Blue Ridgs.
Is. Frederick, &c.-Joha r. Cooke, Alfred II.
Powell, Heroine l.. Opic Thos. Griggs,jr.
II. Berteiey, &c.-Philip G. pcndlcton, Gen.
Elisha Boyd, EV,n. Naylor, VIM. Donaldson.
10. Dist: ict Of Shenandoah, &,c.--IVm. Ander-
son, Sa,n'l CofInan, DR.. Jacob y. Williamson, Dr.
Pcacby Harrison.
10. District Of augusta, &c.--Gcn. Brscoc G.
Baldwin, Chapman Johnson, Gen. WIN. Mccoy IN.
c. sam1 Mcdowell Moore.
90, District IF B0tctoor-t, &c.--FIcming Bowyer
Miller, Col. Andrew Beirnc, VIM. Smith, Col. John
Baxter.
a. District Of montgomery, &,c.--John P Mat
thcws, IEcn'y Chapman, Gen. Gordon CIoyd, VIM Og-
lcsby.
o. District Of Wnsbington, Sc.--Edrd Il Camp
bell, Jno George, Andrew Mcmillan, WIN ByarB
%. District Of KenatOha, &tc.-Edwin Duncan,
Jno Ladlcy, Judge Lewis Summers, Adam See.
2i. District Of Brooke, &c.-Charlcs Morgan,
Philip Dcddrdge, Alexander Campbell, EugcninS NJ
Wilson.
We nave before observed that the conycntion5ts
have obtained small but decded majority Wedo
not mean by this only, that majority of original
cony enonists are chosen, but Il majority OF con
vcnonsts in favor of ohcpoputa';o1, the basis of
rcprescntation--of liberal extension Of Suffrage
and of thorough Reform in all the Departments Of
Government, Chosen after full and searching can
vass it is not to be feared or expected that this ma
jorty will disappoint their constituents prove trai
tors to their own avowcd opinions We stated the
relative strength to be so to 46 We now believe
that it will be at least 81 to ~, and in all probability,
81 or Sc to ~ or 40.
Il ought to nc known, to TIC eternal horour of tho
Peo?la Of Virginia, Shat they asyo not permitted par