Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-22

letter from Washngton states that the Rivers and the
Roads are crowded with persons ocking the Conven-
tion The number of Delegates is many accounts
Pected to be large. One of the delegates from Virginia
writes from Baltimore, Saturday; understand that
one IN, N. York delegation will not press Mr. Van Buren,
PRESIDENT although they will present him, if it be the
wish of other States"
large Convention of the democratic Republican
Delegates from the several towns in Connection
bed in New Haven the 9th inst and adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
dent Is the selection of suitable candidate for Vice President who
devotion the constitution anchor Of the republic
esc p t h Tnoe and Avn" SIS the support
highly Of the National I1e 20
rne republicans Of New Hampshire, to be holden Baltimore
They approve of Mr.. Van Buren,; but pledge them
selves CORDIALLY TO unite in support of the candidate who
shall be nominated by the Baltimore Convenon"-Th
appointed The following their delegates the Conven-
ton, viz John NJ Miles, Ezekiel Gilbert, Epaphras Por-
ter, James s. Davenport, Andrew r. Judson, Royal r.
Human, Nathan Starr, and Orrn Holt, Esqrs
The indications from ~ Carolina continue 10 be various
ana conradctory-A meeting in Chowan county on the
lIth u discaims the Baltimore Convention and re conn
mends Mr.. barbour v. President-A Convention Of
Delegates from the counties OF Ashe, franklin Warren
ana Halifax, composing the 3D. Electoral District appoint
ca MIR. i. Williams as their Delegate TO Baltimore.
Meetings also at Louisburg, and in Martin county APP
proved OF the same convention-And meeting of dele
gates from counties composing the 7h Electoral District on
inc l'h ut came to resolution to support no man as
Jackson Elector, who will not pledge himself TO supnort
the nomination which the Baltimore Convention NAV make
for the Vice Presidency"
NANSEMOND JACKSON MEETING
Al respectable meeting of the people of Nansemond
county friendly TO the reelection OF Gen Anrew Jack
son as President Of the u States held Mrs Dcknsons
tavern in the town OF Suffolk Tuesday the 18th May
1882; On motion Richard II Baker, Esq called to the
Chair, and Richard ID. Webb appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting having been briefly explain
ed by the Chair, motion further made and seconded
hesoived That the Chair appoint committee TO pre-
pare ana submit Tor the conse Of this meeting
view OF the subject before it, in tile opinion of the
committee the meeting should adopt.
And thereuPon Dr. Robert III. Webb, Benz. b. b. Hun
ter, Richard d. Webb and James G.. Harvey were APP
pointed Tor that puTposcwho, having retired for short
time, returned and reported the following preamble and
resolutions, which being scveraly put, adopted by
We, portion of the Republican party of n sn,cnond,
view with deep regret the conflicting opinions which
seem to prevail TO among the friends of the
present Administration, upon the subject of selecting
vice President for the next term. We think il of vital
Importance that an election should be made by the peo-
PIE asst must devOlye upon the Senate of the IT, States
ID lhe event mat neither Of the candidates should receive
majority Of the whole electoral votes Such an event
tns meeting would greatly depreeafe believing that no
eecon made by that body, at present constituted
would give satisfaction 10 majority Of the American peo-
pic It's recent decision upon the nomination Of Martin
van buren, gives US clearly 10 understand that an election
may DC made mere entirely regardless Of the best interests
Oh tie nation This only be prevented hy unani.
NIFTY and concerts and this meeting conceive Of no plan
1eer calculated to attain this very desirable object Than
tha Of sending delegates TO the Republican Convention TO
DC held IN Baltimore the 2Is OF this month where the
friends OF the present Administration will meet i'm spirit
compromise, select some individual 10 he run pon
me jackson ticket who will receive the undivided support
oil the Republican party.
heSoUea, MerqoTe That we highly approve Of the OBJ
yoo oie baltimore ConyeDtiondnd on motions, several
y made aud seconded, Edward r. Hunter, Richard II.
Ddker, Bcnl b. Baker Richard d. Webb Kedar Hill and
Dey' d. - Hunter, Esqrs appointed delegates to
in that body.
HeSored That the confidence Of this meeting in the in.
es'iy sDlhy, hrnness and patriotism OF Andrew Jack
son remains uunpairedand that we will use all fair and
honorable means 10 promote his reelection.
heSeiDed, rs the opinion Of this meeting that tie con-
uS Q. lne Hon Martin Van Buren,, whilst dischsrgng
Ne duties Of Secretary Of State was highly honorable 10
mm'eH ana beneficial to the eountryand that the ground