Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07


10 the following resolutions
Resolved Tia, that part the organize couvcn,iou
which restricts 10 eehOer the right of voting for members
tina, hody is direct Violation of fundamental principles Of
rcsovernmemt and OF the ndubiabe, unaenabe, and de
commonwealth.
Resolved That surpaon for the eeloless
to themselves the exclusive right couvestiD aud
into compact. binding the whole community.
Resolved, That Thos Grcer jeffrey D. Palmer Danr L.
Zac Rice, Th"s H. Avere;t Allen Tuck, and nann Hunt.
& aud tety arc hereby appointed committee draw up and
rs interests, anu wishes OF the eeholdes of this county,
aud others friendly To their That the be circulated
body aud then, nv tho said committee said
eayen"n together with, all the Signatures thu, may have been
Iesofd Tina, 1g.os. H. Aveseu w,u Bets, Paul Taylor
bnz M Graves, VIM 1sEeir, Thos Johnson, James Faux
ner VIM g. FUCKER VIM Fitzgerald Jau,es P iIl Beverley
Ia fhu'g hos C. Nhworth John Bri0p, Philip Johnson
Joseph C. Terry, Jeffrey D Palmer, L. Dunscomb Benz
h"nt thompson Baker, rhos Green Stephen Cook, Saai
b. Ri a' Allen Tuck, be- and they hereby appointed
committee correspondence communicate other like
edn;eI* that may be appointed throughout the State and
lneHov !" ensure as far possible, uninmy ans concert
aucn'i the freeboers every
ana i TINS and the foregoing committee Lave power add
On motion made aud seconded, Rcso That these pro-
cern % signed by the chairman and Secretary and forward
@hg With request that they publish tlu in their respective
ar aud that all Editors in tic state friendly the objects
q! tbs meeting be also requested to give them nssrtiou
i ''csti' then atourued until the All, Monday ia April
1u9s II. Ay4,aSxr, seo'y
At tucstirg Of the pon-feeoidcrs aud fycholders
friendly TO the extension Of the right OF sufiraoe HEX!
on tIlo Esd ult. at Brunswci; Courthouse agreeable
"a notice: Capt James J. Harrison beiug called 10
the chair, and Richard Meade, r appointed secretary
the following preamble and resolutions were stf-
:ittcd Dy sir. Meade to the meeting and unanimously
adopted:
WheTeas, minority Of the community. who stvI,
themselves treehoiders have undeztakcn oftIlcir own
authority to frame constitutions for the State of Pi-
%l1'0; thereby DISTINGUISHING to certain extent
large portion Mt least il majority of the free
linen OF the State,
Resolved, as the opinion of this ,ooetinr. that
such attempt 10 agrant violation of the first prin-
cpcs OF our Government, und tends to pcretuate an
oIgnrchy in tie State.
Resolved. That wo Will use orr utmost cxertion to
resist such violation, and we invite the co-orcrnon
OF all true Republicans.
Resolved, That memorial to the convention OF
ireeholdcrs about to be assembled. is, in the oe
no2 OF this meeting, the most eligible nchoatc step
deprived.
Resolved, That canImittee of five be aproint-
en- to draft snch memorial to be presenter for consi
derlton, at an adjourned meeting to be held OIL the
fourth Monday in Apr! next at this place
Resolved, Tat to attain the objects of this meet
ing organization araens the friends of Reform and
Reru6lcan equality, is indispensably nccessarv-
and' for that PURPOSE, conaruttee be appointed to
correspond with other committees which are OF
may be appointed in other counties for the spme
purpose
Resolved, Thasthc thanks of this meeiinr are due
and they are hereby presented to the minority of the
last Legislature and particularly to AIessrs Dadc
DoddFdgc, Mason and Brown, for the firm able and
Jealous manner with which they advacute the RIGHTS
OF the non-teehoaers and defended tire true prnci
plies of Republics.
RescVed, That this meeting do now adjourn to
meet again, on the 9TH Monday in April, al this
place. - ''-''
JAMES ]. HARRISON, President.
IL *. NEApE, jr. Secretary.
The Committee for the Memorial were aupontea
to consist of-Rich'd X. Meade, ir. Col Adison Pow
ell Ch9s' L: Stewart, Dr. VIM. Worthington, and
Capt. las. J. Harrison.
Ihe Corro snondinsr CanaII,t .r, n,rs;r4 e IL,