Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
ADDITIONAL NOMINATIONS.

! SODillON AL NOMINATIONS.
The people Of Campbell nominated, at their
March Court, 20 McReynolds in the Chair, and
NJ. Garland Secretary the following. viz. o.
McReynolds s. Carl and, s. Arinsieatl j. Stratton
L. Dixon and L. + Cheatham, as Dele gates TO
meet those Of other counties at Lynchburg, to no.
inmate Delegates to the Convention-A large
meeting Of the Freehoiders OF Southampton al
their March Court. CDR. S. Blunt in the Chair,
and j. Cobb Secretary nominated Messrs James
Trezvant, John Y. Mason, w. b. Goodwin.
Cobb, c. Bowers, Fl. Briggs and J. ID. Massen.
burg, as Committee to meet other Committees of
Jerusalem on the 10th April, to recommend suit
able persons TO the Convention.
Two meetings have been held in Cupeper, on
the same court day, at the Courthouse-at one,
Capt p. Slaughter was in the Chair. and +. Maui
Zy, Sec'ry; which appointed Messrs. NJ Fishhack,
ID ward, j. Richards, Il. Humphreys, Nj. c.
Buck, r. !. Tut, b. Eastman, b. Buckner, g.
Tut, aud II. X. Menefee, az a nominating Com
mi'tee, TO meet similar one from Fauauier coun-
y.-The other meeting George Ficklin in the
Chair, and VIM. Slaughter, Jr. Sec'y,) nominated
John W. Green and John s. Barbour,a s Delegates
| TO the Convention, leaving Fauqnier TO nominate
two OF her OWE Citizens the other two Dole
gates.
Al a meeting OF Freehol,!ers in Caroline (James
j. White Chairman, and w. Is. Moncure Score
iary) Capt. w. Harrison, A. c. Coleman, Stafford
III. Parker, L. 1aiaferro. and Henry II. Dckin-
son were appo.-ted Committee 10 meet the com
mitees from other counties at Hanover Court
| euneSuay n uOfrl-
mate Delegates.
A Correspondent of the Fredericksburg Herald
dominates Alexander +. Rose, as "A Delegate for
Stafford.
A Correspondent Of the Wy,he Argus. nomi-
mates Cen \ Smith and Jos. Draper OF Wy,he,
Cen John Floyd of Montgomery and III. Chap
man OF Giles, IA Delegares.-hfaor John IL.
George Of T.Zewell,& Col. I. Dickenson of Rus
SELL are also MISUNDERSTANDING Correspondent {
names Gen. a: Smith, Col. J. p. Preston of Mont
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man OF Giles.-One meeting OF ia. Citizens O.
Montgomery, nominated MessTs. -, Chapman j
y. Preston, j. p. Mathews, and r.. Cook.-An-
other meeting the same county, three days az
ter, ddaed to The above the names OF john Floyd,
and John McTayIor.
A Cores pondent of the Winchester yireiniar
dominates Maj. James III. Mason IA Delegate TO
The Conventional meeting held a. Smifhled
IN Jefferson county, on the 18th, nominated II.
ST G Tucker, John II. Cooke, James NJ. Mason.
and ihos. Griggs as Delegates to the Convention
a numerous meeting of the Nom Free holders
and Others, was held at Lynchburg on the li,h,
and adopted resolutions TO draft, circulate and law
a strong Memorial before the Convention. 1--WE
shall publish these proceed!ngs)
The Ncw-York Post publishes letter from
Mr.. James A. Hamilton (Gen. His SOM to Mr..
Adams, with his repfy.-Mr. A. sums up thus:
81 believe then implicitly the statement Of Mr.
Plumer as made by him-Damely, that he .cus
informed at the session OF Congress in lS03-1,
that your father had consented to attend the pro-
posed meeting in the autumn OF 1901 at Boston
and that in 1SO4-5, he scas informed that the
meeting had been prevented by your fathers de-
cease-i believe also the fact that he had con-
sened TO attend the meeting but from the in
formation given me by Mr.. X. King, I believe
IN consenting TO attend the meeting your father 8
purpose was TO dissuade the parties concerned
from the undertaking, and 10 prevail upon the IN TO
abandon il.
g That the project was continued or resumed
notwithstanding your fathers decease, until the
Hartford Convention in 1911, also believe.
I" had further reason for believing that the
project was dsapproved by your father, because
IT had originated principally from dissatisfaction
at the annexation of Louisiana 10 the Union,
measure, which from common report, i under
stood was approved by him"
The "National Journal Of March 20, contains
the " general instructions" 10 Messrs Anderson
and Sergeant, appointed ministers OF the u. States
to the congress Of Panama, which fills eight and
half OF the capacious columns Of that pappr-to
be followed in the "Journal" Of to-day, with a co.
py OF certain parts Of the journal Of the Senate in
secret session, by which these instructions were
restotedfom the executive to the legislative journ-
AL This proceeding relieved the instructions of
aught that had confidential character, and the
editor OF the " National Journal caused them 30
be copied for his own use, through permission OF
the secretary OF the Senate, always granted, we
believe, as to public papers, when asked.
G.Njies' Register.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
The following extract of letter IN gentle
man in the city OF Washington, we copy from Tie
U. s. Telegraph Of Thursday: