Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

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Aia Meeting Of The COMMITTEE, 1T the Cour,
House, On Monday the roth Of August iaJ9, u mt
lorty being present -whcrenpon II communication
was made from the !" Ccatfat CoWmitec' nj Rich
mond recommending, among oiIet things, the en-
.rsenent Of the several corresponding toatmtticcS,
wherein II migh, be desirable by any of the con-
mittses 50 10 do aud the same being considered
TN notion Resolved, unanimously
That II is oXpodiort, to enlarge tie committee
appointed for this coan;y-aad on motions seserp,
~ made, the names Of auudry persons were addod,
SO as TO constitute til Cutan.aeo Vi The following
memberS-to wit ;-
Hudson NJ. Garland, ChisWcll pabucy, Doct
James Powell, Robert Tinsloy, Richard S. Ellis,
Capt Jesse Rleheson, Col Richard Harrison,
Cqp.. Lindsay Coleman, Henry Ii. Watts Co.
William Dilt,rd, Josiah Ellis, Arthur Il Dawes,
Henry l.. Dawes, beverly Dawes, Henry W
Quarles, james 4. Talia,elro, MAJ Addison Tai
,ater,o, Benjamin E. Taliaierto, Capt. Willis j..
Dicterson, William Staples, Oliver ]. Reynolds,
William II. Tyler, Peyton Keith, Allen Blair,
Charles Billiard, Col Jonah Pierce, Isaac Walker,
rabney p. Gooch, Docl Gus,avus A, EdYards,
Docl. James A. Rose, Joseph Peiylohn, George
PettyJohn, What Pettyjohn, Thomas J. Walker,
| Charles l.. Davis, William l.. Watts, Archibald
Reynolds, Alfred I. billiard, George l.. SHREDDER,
Charles =. Lee, William {. Christian, Jonathan
Bridswu,er, Rev. William Wright, Marmadake b.
Slsson, Wat Gatewood, Capt William Turner,
Thomas W lnsiiold, Capt. John Coleman, William
| Tucker, Charles Tucker, and JOSEPH, Brown.
Res0ipcal, That whilst tins committee entertain
the highest respect FOR the character, talents, and
PATRIOTISM of the lion. T., =. Bmbou,-and would
upon Il proper occasion, not enddngorlng the UNITY
Of his political friends, give To HIM then undivided
sufirngcs-yct, in the present conJancturc, they are
constrained by higher considerations than STATE
prade, or %perS0nas pfcJcgcace-not 10 pursue Il
course farther, that must, from present prospects,
end IN disappointment, and defeat oil the party To
| which he belongs-lhc election OF the second officer
ofthe Government, by the people.
RtS0krGi, That this commiltcc, will, the rcpub-
lean party of the State concurring-tai,hfully and
| cordially unite, and exert every honorable cndeavol
to succeed the regularly nominated " JafhSoa
and Vaa Rutcn 1ieAtt," for prcsidea, aud Vice
President OF the United States.
Rtsoleed, As the opinion OF this committee, that
| the friends of the re election of tho present Chief
Magistrate, throughout tho county, wall, with Il
voice approaching unanlmlty, support the rc-clcc-
| ton of Martin Van Burcn, 10 the Ollie Of Wee Pre-
sident.
RcS0ircd, That this committee, do accept the
proposition Of the " Ccntrdk .LckS0n Committec"
at Richmond and invite the respective county coni'
mittces throughout, the State, to a full and free cor
rcspondcncc.
Resoired, That the Editors Of" The Virginian"
aud Advocate" be requested 10 publish the torcgo'
ing proceedings, and that It copy be transmitted TO
the Central Committee" ut Richmond, for publ
cation in The Enquirer" and Other papers friend
ly 10 the cause. IL Nj. GARLAND, CAmn.