Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01
T ID ~, hOhtho HODGlNS, Chairman.
lHos. X. IEATMAN, Secretary
a. BARBOUR MEETING IN BRUNSWICK.

On the 18th, G being the day of our Conrtl , huhl
GPec'able number of the citizens of this county assem-
oeu III e courthouse, TO take into consideration the
Plety oil sending delegates 10 the Convention NJ Cbar
ouesvile, TO be held the 18th day of June newt No
s Su oeen gwen IN the newspapers calling meeting
TOT 'ha purpose And OH the day Col Gholson addressed
he people at the door of the court house on The sc
advocated the principles of the Charlottesville Conyen
uon-and exposed with much force and eoouence tho
uh,aiIhess and improperly of the Convention recently
he'u III Baltimore He demonstrated in manner which
must nave carried conviction TO every impartial mind with
what 'oal disregard TO Southern interests and feeling the
proceedings at that Convention had been conducted A.
he conclusion OF COL Gholson's speech, the meeting was
ogahZed IN the courthouse, Richard X. Meade called
70 ne Chair and Edward e. Smith appointed Secretary
on motion made committee was appointed TO report re-
solutions expressive of the views and objects of this
ing This committee consisted of the folloying comb
men: Thomas S. Gholson ThcopbiIus FciIJ p II
Ghoson, Burwell b. Wilkes, Edward b. Hicks r w
1reen ana John T. She'll The committee retired few
moments and upon returning submitted the following re
PoTt winch was unanimously adopted.
take into asRsEGk o ai S5pe this
So 80 charlottesville on the l2h day ofJune next adopt
the following resolutions: 'N'P
ISL Res0fUed That the Tariff of 1928 tyrannical un
JUST ana oppressive, and that but considerations of
mPeious necessity shall induce 10 sustain its
for Office. " "'''
I'd ResolUed, That the cordial support we ovo n tho
present Chief Magistrate of the u S. arises from the be-
lief on our part that he is less atituinous in his noo
opinions hah MS competitor, aud looks with more kind
South. '''" Vi 'ie
3D. ResolDed, That under present circumstances. we
VIC VICE iTeSlneicy an otlce OF great importance.
and we view with dishust and apprehension The eIeva
'o oil any one that Office who is known TO be in oppo-
sion TO The South the vital questions of tho Tariff and
slavery. ~ ~ anu
An: ReSolued That the failure of the Legislative Can
Gus virginia TO nominate Vice President, calls for the
lnterposiiion of the peopeand therefore we the
convention to be held at f il be
productive OF no other benefit will least give to the
pie OF Virginia choice of tickets f
9TH ReSored, That five delegates be appointed to re-
present this meeting in said Convention. ia accordance
WIN ms resolution the following gentlemen were elect
ed delegates: James III. Gholson John e Shell FJ,Yal
B Hicks Theophus A. Field, and Richard X Meade
ON Hesofued, That committee be appointed to pre-
pare an address TO the people OF Brunswick on the sub
Ject oil the Vice Observation-Disclosures the following
gentlemen were selected: John T.. Shell, Edward r.
Hicks, James H. GhOlson Thomas S. Gholson Richard
X. NJ eade and VIM. b. Price
On motion, il was resolved by the meeting that he nro
ceedngs be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and
sent for publication the papers Richmond and Peters
burg.
The meeting then adjourned sine die
r. KIDDER MEADE, Chairman.
r. G. SMITH, Secretary
NorE- tho of Mr.. T. II. Hicks the Secretary os
n before MI Hicks was nominated Of delegates he
ted TO the meeting, that he considered
10 the vote he might hereafter give for Vice President