Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-25
MEETINGS.


Tor Goochland county, held at the Court House the 2I
day of May, 1882, Col VIM. Gray being in The Chair
and r. Guerrant being appointed Secretary the following
resolutions were submitted and adopted:
Resolved That this committee approve of Andrew
jackson OF Tennessee for the term of the office of
resdentoi the United States and that they will use all
lawful ana honorable means to promote his election
ResotUed, That this committee recommend p p Bar
bour fit person for Vice President if in the opinion If
the Electors he shall be likely to receive sufficient vote
IN the electoral college 10 his elecion otherwise
leave the choice of Vice President to the Electors
Resolued That this committee be enlarged by the adj
dton OF Geo. Woodson Payne Jno M Trevian wi;
liam Salmons, VIM. A. Ford Jno Pemberton T,rI,on
Fleming, VIM. Toler, VIM. Fowler, William HOPKINS.
Thomas Herndon Nathaniel Smith, David Perkins Byars
Crawford and Josiah Leake.
Resolued That this committee will meet Of Goocbland
Court House on the Bird Monday July September and
October, and on the day of the election
Resolued That the proceedings of this meeting be for
warded by the Secretary to Philip Norborne Nicholas
chairman of the central committee and also 10 the
oil tne Richmond Enquirer with request that they will
p. GUERRANT, Secretary
UJ We have received the Proceedings of the jackson
COMMITTEE oil Hanover, at the Court House ON Tuesday
last, Col Parke Street in the Chair and Mr. Felix Why
stSn, adopted the following resolution
the election of Andrew Jackson for the presden
the u States and any individual for the Vice
VINO may be nominated by the Baltimore Convention in
number oil the Committee. proceedings hereaiter5
At meeting OF the Jackson corresponding cori,,oo
LOT Isle oil wight county, held the Court House ON e
Ith day OF May, IS32-it being represented to ,bo 60
lltee, tatJohn III. Chapman and Edwin f. Pbips two ot
re persons appointed as members, inhabitants
sewing it. e'
ReSoiUed That the following new members he ad,ed 30
James c. Jordan, Grey Carroll Nathaniel PruJur i
Thomas Smeley, Arthur Chonnel, Samuel Carroll. An
louy PERSONS willis Williams, Isham Jordan Josiah
ihomaS, samuel r. Jordan, Cdibourne Booth Thomas
Carroll, Abraham Veines, Wilson Holeman WiIaun II
D Gay, 1onn D. Lawrence, William Holleman, Benjamin
rover; Goodwin Counsel, James Gray Elisha GAY Joseph
.. ROLAND william Atkinson, Francis Ward Noah
Dek' solomon Doughty, Edwin ]. Ely, Monroe Gle
ments John Goodwin, Edwin Morrison Benjamin Coggsn.
Elisha L. Ballard and William H. Eby. 3D.
ResOl1ed That public meeting of the people Of This
county be recommended to be held in the Court House
on The 10Th inst it being the day of the regimenal
e IN ofer TO take into consideration the proprey of he
ing represented in the Baltimore Convention
ARTHUR SMITH, Chairman.
At meeting OF the citizens Of Accomack county friend
y to the reelection Of Andrew jackson as President
AZ Accomack court house OH the 18th day of Nav 1892
rete[ r. Mayo was called TO the Chair and John b. ALL
worm appointed Secretary. The object of the meeting
having been explained by Thomas IT. Bavly E4o The
following preamble and resolutions were offered and sdopt
ed $3.50 P'
Whereas is known that the great jackson oar, in
United States is sought to be distracted in it, choice Of
wee President at the approaching election; and that the
subtle policy and only hope Of the Clay party is 10 dipde
and conquer therefore resolved
ISL Ihat Is e&pedent and proper to nominate dele
gates from this county 10 the Convention TO be held ON
me thd Monday OF May, 1882, in the city of Baltimore
or me purpose oil concentrating and uniting the RepubI
can Party on some suitable candidate for the Vice prc
dcncy. i
End ResoUed, That said delegates be hereby instruct
ca TO act with the great body of the Republican Party in
Such manner as may seem best calculated to promote the
object OF this meeting; and that they commit their
TO no candidate for the Vice Presidency who cannot in
all probability best unite the Jackson party and who will
no DC an honest and firm supporter Of the administration
OF the present Chief Magistrate
-, a. Resofoed, That Capt Samuel NAPLES, Henry A.
wise Thomas H. Bayly and Robert j. Poulson, be Dele
An. Resolped That the n3occcd;rs y, ,,,
DO signed by the Chairman and Secretary and he trans
mitted to the Richmond Enquirer for publication
p. p MAYO, Chm'n
JoHN b. A1LwoRrH, Sec'y 0''" -