Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19

VIM. %. Banks. of Lynchburg,
John n. Lee. of Grunge,
J.hn s. Pendieton, nf G lprper
VIM. N Whiting, OF Norfolk,
Geo. W. Bds.sn, of Sp"t,syivania,
Mich. J. Poinder!e-, of Louia,
10. ~. Garrett, OF williamsburg.
And On motion OF Mr. Gilmer. tho Chairman
vas ided.
On motion VI Nj Fendlcton, it was
Resolved, That when she Convention adjourn
to-day It ba nntii tomorrow Il; IL o'c ocx a.. or
ms motion, the Convention adourned.
! Wednesday,, June l3h
Inc Convention met pas mt Ia ldiournt,,ont
and having 'een crl!ad ord+r ~ NJ. nls from
Ly"chhurs, VS. opracd W pr yer by thc Rav. Nj
B"wmuu
MIR. Gho's"n. sf B:unsw ick havi,p been nou,i-
mated hy Mr.. Hirri., OF Alr.m,rle. was ,,nsni.
mot>'y chose, President OF the G nv.ni,un
ar. bakseit, of SPs ylvhni', mated vii
Ham r. fsylor OF CaroIi'e, Wee PcnsLinnt -: ia
Convention, ~"ich nomination was unaai:noI-:y
| agreed to.
The Oh .ir he'ng taken, in addi.i,n to- tl,v.e in
Attendance on yssl'ri y. Delegates reported them
selves from the counties of Amherst and Caroline
Mr. G'lmcr, from the Cum nittee appointed ON
yesterday, made the following
REPORT:
| Resolved, unanimously, That SIC reeomme nd
Ah;rew Jack OIL of Tennessee, ns u C,nlii,ie for
reelection to the flee Of President of the II, ed
States for four Years and after the fnuilh day
| Of March next.
Resolved, unanimously. That reco n.ncnl Pm
for the Office of Vice President during the same oe
Rod.
| Whereas, We are confident that the electors no.
min ,tod ~ the Legislative Caucus, which assem-,
bled III Richmond during the last winter, will feol
bound TO give tho vote of the eecior.l college o.
tins State, TO such persons al may rereivs a maio-
fity of the sutfragcs of the people of Virginia.
The, roge--
the same tic het to the people of Virgins.
Resolved, That we recommend to the people OF
Virginia Tho now ia sorsble to the cleo Of
Flip p. Barbour, Vice President of the United
States. TO endorse his She ticket or ballot
Presscribed by ths electoral law of the last session
of the Legislature, as instruction to the electors
| aforesaid.
Resolped, That the Commissioners, who may
be appointed by tho Executive of this State, 10
superih'end the approaching eestion OF Preside I
| and Vice President. be respectfully requested to
report to tho Executive, distinctly the number If
votes favorable To Philip 2. Barbour as Vice Pre-.
sident. evidenced either by The sndors.t ton of the
votes on his ballot, or by any other "Integib.e
desgnation," which the voters may adopt at the
pss-but should it be ascertained, that the com-
missioners in any county, town, or borough, de
cline or fail, TO comply with this request; then the
COMMITTEE of Vigilance appointed by this Con-
Vention, for such county, town borough, 10
charged with tho duty IF Attending tho polls and
sscsrtaining in q far and honorable manner, as
TAR as practicable the state ofte vote their said
co iniy, town or borough and making report there
at az soon as possible to the Central Standing
Committee.
Resolpsd, That a Central Standing Committee
be appointed, whose duty it shall be TO appoint
Commit oes of Vigilance and Correspondence in
ia such OF tho counties, towns horeughs, as
may not be represented in this Convention, who
shall have power to call another meeting this
body, aad Of such other delegates as may be- ap.
pointed, should they deem il proper 10 do 20, and
To do all Other acts, which may he deemed ncccs-
sary and proper to promote the objects Of this Con
vsDtion
Resolved, That should Ony Of the electors decline
ar refuss to obey the viii OF z Iusioiity Of the
Peopls Of the STATE fairly expressed al the
polls, the Central COMMITTEE DO authorized to no:ni-
nato ssmo other the stead of such eIcctor or
electors
Resolved, That Committee he appointed to pre-
pare an addrsssio the people of Virginia
The Report of the Committee having heen read
the resolutions contained in the sae ere sepa rate
~ proposed To tho Convention, and each unani-
mousy adoJted.
r, The Chair appointed the following gentlemen a
Iommttec IN pur nance Of the last resolution VIZ;
MrssrF. Gii'ner, nike, Drue, Pen llrton, aud IG,;
AMI on MOI of VI. Pcndletop, tha President and
Y ce president wore added thereto
On n'"tion ~ Mr. Giliuer, it w.s
Resolved, Tha the Convention proceed To tho
appointment &c Committees oG Vigilance in the
differ mt counties TOW and horougs in the Cum
NOW eallh.
The discharge Of this duty. however, WAS defer
red, at the suggestion of Tho Chair give to the
themselves, who requested, snrn ~ prnc- .
eab" to hand in 'he names Of such lrrsnrs, in he
Counties to~ns and borough Of The State. az they
might think proper TO put upon tie sDid Commit.
tees.
On motion. il vas rss' lived, That when the Con
Vention adjourn to-day, il he until to mOrr,w 10
O'Clock, and motion of MIR. Banks, the Gun.
vention adjourned accordingly.
ThwsdSy June I4th.
The Convention met ~ 10 O'clock. and was open,
Cd ~ prayer nv the r v. Mr.. Bowman
wv. 1ilTor fro u the conmiitee appointed ycs-
tcrday to prep're an address TO the PEOPLE Of Viz
gini'. reported the same, which read to the
Convention, and unanimously adopted
On mo'ion of Mr.. Simrns Of Halifn1, it was
Resolved, That tbs central committee appoint
"a ny the Convention he authorised TO procure the
publication Of ss many copies OF the proceedings
and adsFsSs NJ the Convention, az they shall deem
eKpsdiont; and that zach member of tho Convention
contribute the Of Ave dollaTs TO defray the
expenses Of the printing and circulating tbs
same.