Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26

G. James, Thomas Rufin, Thomas Simpson, Henry Blow
Willie L. Sayedge Benjamin G. Bell, p. H. Bbro, Robt
Barham, Thomas Barham, James Dashield, Howell L.
Warren, Charles III. Graves, William b. Graves, John
Holt William H. Edwards, Frederick Jones' Isaac Golfer,
Samuel j. Bishop, Archibald Davis Accil Savedge, John
H. l., Lamb, Joseph Barham, Butler Cooke, William L.
Pulley. Archer Robertson, VIM. b. woodley, " ills Rig
gan, William Fa9lcon, James.Rowe, John Maicote,
walter 3 Booth, George j. Scammell, Alfred s. Bailey,
John Lane, Thomas r.. Cocks Thomas Ellis, Benjamin
Jones, Jesse King, Miles I. Burgess, John Carsarphen
Jesse Browne, Edwin Rodgers, William Spratley, John
Cocks Jesse Lane James " hite John III. Lanes Willie
b. Little srtwell savedge, John p pcasan,s, and Ed
ward w. Anderson
ReSoiped, That this Committee highly approve of the
Veto on the Bill re-charteng the Bank OF the U. So
that in executing this constitutional power, recognize
in President Jackson that genuine patriotism and Roman
hrmness, so truly characteristic OF the man.
,Resoived, That we have uudininished confidence ia
The wisdom, integrity, rmness and patriotism OF General
andrew jackson, and will all fair and honorable
means TO secure his reelection TO the Presidency.
Resofred, That the course pursued by the Charlotes
vile Central Committee in bringing forward third EI
ectoral Ticket in this State is unwe in eur opinion and
can have other effect than divide distract the
Jackson Party, and thus aid in effect the Of the
Clay candidate.
Resoued, That in compliance with the ancient usage
OF the Republican party will yield cordial SUPPORT
TO the Electoral Ticket framed by the Legislative Conven
ton
Resoped, That respect the nomination made by the
Republican party at Baltimore in May last, and will use
all honorable means TO the election of Martin
Buren, as Vice President of these United States.
Resofced, That Francis Rufin, John Avery John Pc
ter Walter Spralley, John Spraey David Booth Edwin
White, Willie I. savedge, VIM E. Bailey, and James W
Wheaon be requested superintend the Polls on be-
hall oil the friends OF Andrew Jackson and Martin Van
President OF the u. 5.
Resoved That copies Of the foregoing proceedings be
sent TO the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer Petersburg
Chronicle, and Norfolk Beacon, for publication.
ReSored, That each member of this Committee will use
his personal efforts to induce the people of our county to
a''ehd the Poiis on the hrst Monday in next month.
II. H. COOKE, Chairman.
PETER t. SPRATLEY, Secretary.
In pursuance of iuvtaation published 10 the "Vir
ginia Herald, Saturday the 20l ns large aud re-
spectacle number of the friends of Andrew Jackson both
from county and town, assembled the Court house in
the corporation OF Fredericksburg this day. and organised
meeting by the appointment Of Col. Thomas Minor as
Chairman, and George Hamilton Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been explained, il
was Resoired, motion ofC l.. Stevenson ESQ that a
committee OF six be appointed by the Chair, DRAFT re-
port or resolutions TO be submitted to this meeting
Whereupon the Chair appointed c. l.. Stevenson George
Hamilton, William Bernard, John II. Wallace Charles
Goodwin and VIM. Richardson's who having retired for a
snort imc returned and submitted the following rcsolu
lions:
lst Resored, That our confidence in Andrew Jackson
remains mistaken, and that will give him our hearty
States " ~ "
2nd Resolved, That in the approaching election Of
electors Tor President and Vice President the United
States will support the unpledged ticket
ed by the Legislative Caucus OF Virginia. called the 'Jack
son Electoral Ticket the and srest
oil giving the vote Of Virginia Andrew Jackson: and as
we can further the cause, which all have so much at
near more eicctualIy by moving together, and SUI
erng ourselves TO be divided I'VE beg leave TO invite all
oar Jackson friends in the county of Sposyvania and
throughout the State unite with in supporting this
ticket.
3d. RESOLVED, hO,oever, That this meeting cannot for
bear to express its opinion, that the Electors no mat
ter how, or by whom nominated, should voting for
PRESIDENT and Vice President Of the United States obey
the VIII OF majority Of those by whom they are elected
wheh The VIII OF that majority clearly expressed and
ascertained; and that do So would be to violate and
! n nrin Of ,a
Government, and TO advance doctrine too odous too
onstrou and anti-repubcan TO have the sanction or
eounenance oil the good people of this Commonwealth
4th Resoired That the Jackson Corresponding Commit
lee Tor The county OF Spotsyv be requested TO invite
al those who are friendly to the election of Andrew
JACKSON TO- unite with us in voting for the unpledged
jackson Electoral Ticket, and in being punctua i'm
their attendance at the several places of election in said
county, on the first Monday in November next
ON Resoiced, That the following persons be added 10
the Jackson Corresponding Committee for the county of
Spottsylvana: Edmund Tunley Edward Holiday Tier
man Lewis, John Spende, James Pulliam, Geo Hern-
don, Lewis Stevens, Alexander Herndon b. f. Lips-
comb, Thomas ID. Herndon, John Lipscomb, CIa Duval
Robert Steward, Robert Pendleton, VIM p Goodwin
Samuel Alsop Joseph Alsop, VIM. Richardson William
Han'a, 'O W prv George AsoP Thomas Pratt Geo
bingham, b.. II. Hilyard, Richard Williams Georpe
Crawford Robert Dekty, James Murphy, John Goorck,
George Baggott, w. ID. Green, II. 4. Thorn Thomas
Goodwin, John Coakey, James Bullock SEN John
Purvls, larkn Stanard, II. l.. Stevenson, John PEN
ny, John Holiday, l.. J. Schooles, William, r. Muir
Stsuard Thomas Curtis, s. j. Baynes Charles Good
win, John Hayden. Abuer Leitch, YeamaDs Smith,
WIN; Harvey, Fielding Lucas, A. X. Phillips, w f.
Guuber, A, G. Lucas, 4. V. Collawn w ii. Fowler A.
kayle, lSa9c Jones, Lit. Goodwin, VIM Buchannon
Booker Waller, r. Towles, o. NJ Cruichiicld, r. Hicks
SEN, Jesse urtis, j. II. Holiday, Jno. Groiz, j. N
Walker, Benz Aisop, Boswell Asop, Miles Miglesworth
j. Rawlings, Gabriel Johnston, VIM. Fulcher j. Furne-
hough, VIM. Bloxton, X. B. Fife, Isaiah Brissey r.
Mills, X Stair Rev. Daniel Davis, Joshua Myers John
Stayior, L. w. Dangerheld, Geo. Allen, III. Pitcher J
Shesiier j. l. shuIce, JnO. Layton, Samuel Philips, d
o. Read, b Head, j Gatewood, jr., Jno. Prchard Jo-
seph W. Lawrence, j. w. Newly, Samuel Stone Robt
Bruce, Perry Kelly, VIM. III. Bruce, r. Daniel b
Beckwith, James Long, Wilson Skinker, w. ii FennaIl
Samuel Ames, w. Is. Peake, H. Walker, Jas. Harrison.
+. w. Taliaerro, A. Peyton J. j. Johnston, VIM III
Murphy Achilles Mills, Lewis Hill, j. L. Williams ID
Donaldson, and John Startling.
The resolutions supported by c. l.. Stevenson al
length IN pertinent and eloquent address, and were Sc
verdlIy put and carried unanimously.
HeSoiUed, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and that the E
tors OF the Arena and Herald, in this place. the Orange
Press, CuPeper Gazette, Richmond Enquirer and ali
other papers in Va friendly the election of A. Jack
son, be respectfully requested 10 insert them i'm their re
pecve papers; aud that the Editor Of the Globe at Wash
inglon, be also requested 10 insert them.
i And on motion, the meeting adjourned.
THO. MINOR, Chairman
! GEo HAMILTON, Secretary.
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