Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01

At a meeting Of the Jackson corresponding cnm-
mittee for Bedford county at the BELL Tavern the
town of Liberty, on Monday tho 22d day of Oo,o-
Der, 1882.
Edmund Irvine, Chairman of sad committee in
the ,halr--Jno. A. Wharton appointed Secretary
On motion, resolved that a committee Of three be
appointed to superintend The elections III each pre-
cine, in the county, and To distribute tickets among
the electors.
Resoioed that Richard Davis Nelsoa A. Thorn
son, and Simon nj. Noel be appointed TO super
intend the election a, Davls's Store-Frankin u.
uaden, Lewis c. Arthur aud Joel l.eftweh TO ST.
perintend the election OF the Meadowsand Will
liam Radiorj, Robert l.. Coleman, and Hector Hsr-
rs 10 superintend The election nj Cheese Creek
R.seiped that William Cook, Cyrus Ferguson,
Drury Childress, and Daniel Annspaugh be APP
pointed TO procure forthwith n sutieien, number Of
electoral tickets for this county, a, the common ex-
pense of the Jackson committee.
RcSoirei tha, tho Jackson committee of this
county be enlarged, by the addition of William
Radtord Simon NJ Noel )no Richardson, Willis
Jones' Dennis Hardy, Jno. Quarles, Charles Will
lians, William Thomson, Richard Ellis, VIM
Cook, Jno 2 Gray, Drury Childreas, lno Bowlcs,
Lewis Stiff, Hc2ekiah IL Bowles. james Bell, Ed
ward Williams, Thomas Kascy, Adam Boyer,
Jno Gibbs, Isaac Wright, Benz Wright, jacob
Fizer, Marquis d, Gray, james Oncy, Charles G.
Patterson, VIM J A. Qunrles, james Folden, Sam
uel Williams, Mark Anthony, Hector Harris, Jno
Wright, Satnl Ritchey, Jno. Taylor Albert Viii
hams Arthur Newman, VIM N. Austin, Lee
Hughes, Aujcrson Thomson Cyrus Ferguson, Robt
Ross, " i,Iian l.. Otey, Thomas G. Loswood, VII
liam Terry, Wn N. Radford, Wm. Jones, Danl.
r Jones and Nathan Reid.
On motion the following resolutions werc adopted
with one dissenting voice
Rssolrfd, that this meeting have the highest con
Alenee in the dgmness, purity of intention and pat
rioiism OF Glen Andrew Jackson, and wall most cor
daily support him by all fair and honourall. means
for reelection To the Presidency of The United
States.
Resolved that recent events in the Senate Of the
u States, bnye more than ever convinced us OF the
Importance of ctieciing the election of Vice Pres-
den. by the people, and that we deprecac as an EVIL
much to be dreaded that the election Of that officer
should devolse on the Senate, where we lament 10
cay there is too much reason To believe most nnlioy
combinations & alliances have been formed for most
unho, purposes And that self love, and huired Of
few ind vduals Who dcservedly stand high in the
confidence Of the people, more than patriotism or
love Of county, have several late occasions been
the ruling passion viii, some Of the leading splits
Of that body, por,cnJiug no good to the country Or
10 tho preservation Of the Union. And although u-
der different circumstances ght feel differently
disposed, yet considering it Of paramount lmpoi-
taucc TO preserve union Of purpose and cdocert OF
action in our republican renks, and not ch9slne 70
take counsc! -four opponents twho are extremely
, anxious we should run another candidate for The
| Vice Presldency,) we concur most heartily IN
he nomination Of Martin Van Buren, for the Vice
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Presidency believing as we do he VIII unite more
general vote Of the republican pary than any other
person in nomination, and consequently more CT
tainly ensure an election by the people
| Resolred, that il is mos. earnestly recommended
to our republican brethren throughout the U. states
| 10 abandon all minor preudlces and predictions,
and TO unite in an effort to elect Martin Van Blu
reu to the Vice Presidency, by the honest, yir,uous
and patriotic yepmanr} Of the unioD and prevent
,hsre5y repetition Of those shameful scenes lately
exhibited in the Senate Of ;le u. STATES.
ReSoired, that the sudden change IN the course Of
, the Courier aud knqurer OF New York, The United
States Gazette Of Philsdelphla, the Telegraph OF
| W ashngtcn City, and other Editors of newspapers
who arc each large dcbto,s the Bank Of the Unit
ed States is new and n.incipg proof Of he sub
sidzing Influence Of tla: Bank, and that said IN
stitusion Is endeavouring, by bribery aud corsup-
ton Of the press and the people To influence and
control the election Of President of the L. States,
and TO procure thereby u renewa! OF Its chalter,
asa,s. the i'll and consent OF the independent, IN
teIIigent and vntuous people Of the union. That
we are more convinced by he course and conduct Of
tha. institution and Its advocates OF tho danger OF
such az institution To the Liberties OF The people and
the free vr,uous and unbiased cxelcse Of the cleo
tive franchise so esse i'm the pcrpetui,y OF our
| freedom and happiness.
! Resoioed, that the Lynchburg Vrginian and
| Richmond Enquirer be requested to publish these
proceedings
Rssotred, that this meeting do now ud joufn.
EDMUND IRVINE, Chairman.
| JYa AUSTIN WHARTON, Sfcretayy