Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
ANrI-JAcksoN COMMITTEES FOR TIL


ANTI-JACkSON COMMITTEE FOR THE
COUNTY OF NEW KENT:
William II. Macon John d. Christian, Edward
G. Crump, Jones X. Christian, John f. Christian,
Beverly Crurap. Benedict Crump William Boyd,
Wi liam e. Clopton, Edmund I. &C Crump, James
Stdmper John G. Crump, Isaac Walden, Benedict
Mckenzie, William III. Graves, William r. Mcanly
James Carey, Richard Crump, john A. Taylor
Samuel Keiningham, Francis Marshall, josiah
Marshall, Meredith Slater, James Mckenzie.
D1NWIDDIE.-tol. Joseph Goodwin, Danl.
C.. Hatch, WIN. b. Thompson Saml. Pryor, VIM
Ferguson, Richard Ferguson, Dir. VIM. +. Thomp-
son, Jno p. Crump, Abnor Adams, DR.. NJ. X. Girls
void, George w. Crump.
BRUNSWICK-Col Hartwcll Tucker, Capt
Jno. Wyche, Diggs Pugneer, Charles A. Stewart
John w. Paup, Reuben b. Hicks, Nathl. Mason
DR.. Jno. Fold, Henry Trottcr n. s. Edmunds
Il. +. Pritchott.
GREENBRIEP.
At meeting OF the Anti-Jacason COMMITTEES
together with large aud respectable assemSage OF
the citizens of Grecnbrier county held nj the
Court House Wednesday, Octobcr 10th, Bal
lard Smith, Esq. called to the chair, and Ed
ward d. Bailey appointed Secretary. The object
of the meeting was stated by Jumos a. McElhen-
ncy, E-q. in brief but pertinent and eloquent adj
dress, and on motion, it
keSO.oeG, That The Cnnmittoe OF Vigilance for
tas county DC enlarged, by adding the following
gentlemen, VIA. Gary, J. +. DAingorheld, J, l..
Anderson, Cyrus w alkcr James A. Nee hannev
Wm. Spots, Hugh Lynch, John ii. Myers James
Frazer, Alexander Arbucko, Thomas Creigh, Jr
Sam'l. S. Thompson James b. Bow.in, VIM. II.
Symn, NJ, l.. SPOTS Frnn.is Cru,c!told, Anderson
Je.lries, Wn. Affair, W,n Benson, Andrew Jnhn
son, Jno A. Reid, Joseph Rsmly, Jno. Eagl., David
Hamn1, Frederick Hedor!ck, Archibald uanl., ST..
JOHN Burr, Samuel Price ST. +. Luddlnglon james
ncaid, n. BaSer, ah4o Cofrman, Thomas
kirkpatrick, Hugh McLaugha III. 8. Han,or
John Miller, john Mcclure, james Craw ford Mat.
thew Robinson, Andrew Hanna, Charles NJ s.ers
Richard Williams, James Mcdowell, VIM. Erwin,
John Burditt, john Cott!e, Nathan Giiilsn, james
Gillian, Wm. J.. Brown. Thomls Beard, T. Rem
nick. WIN. Rcrnic&, Henry Nichols, p. Wolion.
bargcr, II. Williams, Addison Fr.z,r, Mason
Matthews, John Corrcl, Jesse Bright, Vim Hanna
A Miller Burr, J. Williams, c. Hyde james
Knight, Andrew Mccoy, Robert Wallace, james
McFerron, Stuart McCiuns David W IiAms, Jo-
teph Nj. McMillion, John McMA!ion, WIN Nc
Chung, Joseph McCiung, john B. MsCung, II G..
PinneIl, Charles H. AroLcsle, John Simpkin s, Da
aid Crsigh, Wan i. Mann, Jos. Newton, WIN Now
ton, Samuel McVey, Robert Curry, James Ar
buckle, Lewis Stuart, Matthew Robinson, Jr Ar.
cher Edgar, John Blown, John MlIior, Curtis
Anderson, /. George Samuel Dixon, Grigsby LAWS,
Lewis George Ephraim Gwinn, J. McClung 10.
sePh Anderson, James Jarrett, Thomas Ffazer,
Abrdm Argubright, David Affair, James NJ
=. Martin, Geo. Lewis, Col. Samuel McClung,
Thomas Hennng, George knpP, Thomas Mathews,
Harrison Gibbs Andrew Hamilton, Jacob UanIil-
Ton, John Fcamser, William Feamstcr Geo
Feamstcr, Jno. George John Miller, WIN. Miller
Joseph McClung, Esq. An.on Allan, Allen Nc
Chung, Joseph Anderson, John Anderson, James
Jarrett, Wan. George, Joseph Martin, Thomas
Frazer, james Kelly Jr Thomas Georue
Ephram Gwimn, Alexander Miller, James Vandic,
Chorles Doney, Jacob jarrett, Morriss Jarrett
Charles Lewis, Heryy Lcwis Michael BunCor,
Michael l1awvcr, Charles Erwin, Arthur Nc.
CiuTc, james Mcclure, Horny Bungor, VIM
WEIGH, and The SAID gentlemen arc requested to
use their cxSrtions in tu:hcfng the object of this
meeting.
a committee, consisting of VIM H. Syme. ESQ.
Sampson MlthCws Esq. and S. S. Thompson
appointed to draft resolutions expressing the
views Of the meeting who, after retiring a few
minutes, reported The tollo0 ing, which were unan-
inously adoptcG except the first in taking The
vote on which there dissenting voice.
lst. Resolrcd, That confirmed 10y sad expert
enco in our approximations to the effects of elect
lrg to the chief Office in government a IN lira-
J. dc' pot, do now most carr estly recommend to
oar countryDen to found their hopes of succour
a:''i safety The civil leaders Of our LAND
md. ReS2lred, That the principles upon which
u' present adHinis' ration has bcon conducted are
such as to warrant iu apprehonGiug consouuen.
cos most MIN cal to free and republican insttu
lions. =,
81. Resoipsf, That change Of the chief Of
hcers Of our Federal Government is essentially
necessary.
4h Resolved, That patriotism calls loudly on
us for active and untod effort in accomplishing
this change
5.h Resoived, That Honory Clay & John Scr
goant are according to tho best Of our ind !mopt,
& Calhoun.
9Th. Resoiocp, That the Committee of Green.
bricr will comply with the request Of tho Central
Committee, in furnishing with electoral tickets tho
conntio4 Of Monroe, Giles, G5eonbrier, Logan,
Tdzowcll g. Scott
7tl. Rcs,irsd, That J. F. DaingorGoId, VIM.
H. Symo, Heury Erskine, J. a. North, and J. B.
Bowhn, Esqs be appointed a Committee TO
write an address to the people, and have the same
published and distributed, to them may seem
proper.
Sih Resoloed, Thlt J. T. Caldwell, J. a. North
ana Wm. Cary be Committee TO contract for
printing five thousand electoral tickets the exp snso
oi wSIch shall be paid by subscription.
9Th, Resotced, That the proceedings Of This
neetn ne be signed by the Chairman md Secretary.
aud published 80 the Iowisburgh Alleghanian. md
Richmond Wing. EATLAR5 SMITH
Tcste-EDwARD r. RAurY
FREDERICKSBURG
AZ Meeting Of tho Clay Corresponding Com.
mttee Of Fredericksburg, held Pursuant to notice
Wednesday The 3Iiustint tsc following roso.
lutions were adopted:
Whereas request, emanat;Hg from tho Central
Corresponding Commit'e al Richmond, directed 10
this Committce and ASKING its cooperation 10 as
fist IN furnishing several named cosntics O. the
State with printed Electoral Tickets