Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-07-06
DELEGATES ELECTED TO THE
STANTON CONVENTION

ITO meet on The Sd Monday in July.1
Wyihe.-Charles L. Crockett, Isaac Left
wich, T. Sayers, Thomas ]. Niche, and
Alexander II III. Stuart.
City Of RichmORd.-Joh ohm S. Myers, Ben
iamin F. Michic, John Harvey Price. DR..
RichardA. Darlington, and Henry Gibson.
Rockbridge.-Charles P. Dorman. A.
lcxander =. Eskridge, Samuel M'D Moore.
John w. Harris, and James nj. David
son.
DISQUALIFICATION w addol, Robert S.
Brooke, fh. j. Stuart, Washington Swoopc,
VIM. Kinney Jr., John Wayt John b.
Christian, Chesley Kinney, Joseph Brown,
and Capt. Samuel Miller.
Loudoua-Lewis c. Beard, II. c. Raily,
Charles Nj. ID. Binns, John Stephenson
Henry Nj. Thomas, John fanny, Chas l..
Powell, G. &. Mcintire, and Robt. McIn-
tire.
Fredericksburg-Col. Thos. II. Bolts.
Lynchburg-Dr. J. l.. Cobhs, Richard
ii I"ler, Dr. Micajah 4 Lynch, and Chas.
l.. Mosby.
-4nherst, 6laplc Greek Meeting honse.-
J. ID. Davis, Geo. n Rose, f. S. Quarles,
and f. b. Gilbert.
-Amherst.-John ID Davis, VIM. II. Gar
land, Thomas II. Brown, Franklin See
wing, James Coleman, c. b. Claiborne, e.
a. Cabell, Joseph Staples, DR. p. C. Cabell
DR. ID. Il. Watson and William b. Scis.
son.
Campbell J. Brown, F.. B. With
ers, VIM. Early. Jas. Nj. Cobbs, and Louis
Il. Poindexter.
Orange-Eaton Stanard, Mann a. Page,
Thomas Grassy, Jeremiah Morton, s. James
Barbour Jr
Greenbrier-Wm. H. Syme, James A.
M'Elhenney, Thomas Creigh, Jr. Charles
il. Arbuckle, and Samuel V. Farnsworth.
Culpeper-Fayette Mauzy, Woodville
Latham. Howard F. Thornton, John Tur-
ner, Maj. Frederick Fishback, Dr. William
Helm, Oswald Pembcrton, Geo. w. La
than, Minor w. Gibson, and John S.
Green.
University Of Td.-FairfaX Catlctt.
-flbemarte charlottesville -Hardin Mas
sic, Liburn r. Ralley, John Cochran, Rob
ert II. Carter, and VIM. S. Woods.
Brotonsburg (Rockbridge Capt Arch'd
j. Walker, DIR. VIM. NJ. Gold, Hugh Ad-
ans and J. Addison Waddle
Rdnapha-Ezra Walker, Findley.
Henry ID. M'Fariand, James Nj. Laidley,
II. M. Garland, Jr., Geo. w. Summers,
Or. 5. Patrick, BENZ. H. Smith and Dr. j.
Thompson.
Nelson CLooingston Col Charles Per-
row, DIR. Arthur Hopkins, Seaton ii. Low
ing, James H. Rhodes, Pizarro Edmunds,
Thomas 5. M'Clolland, Jr Esq, VIM. NJ.
Wood, DIR. Charles Williams, and Geo w.
Cahel.
Bedtord-John 7. Sale, VIM. l.. Cog
GIN, Chapman Johnson Jr Joseph Wilson,
William Dickinson, and Martin p. Burks.
-, mathe'os-Col. Oh: Tompkins, il w.
.aob, III. ': Van Bibber, A. Bllups, T..
LumPkin, Il. P Benson, and o. BiIup.
Meetings have been called in several
other counties. We have no doubt of res
pcctable Convention
The following resolution was adopted by
the Clay meeting in Culpepor,
Resolved, That this meeting heartily con
curing in The sentiments contained in the
9th resolution OF the citizens of Amherst
VIII borrow their language and Authorize
The delegates appointed TO attend the Saun-
ton Convention, on their behalf, to pursue
such course in relation TO the Vice Presi-
"ehcy as may seem 10 them, after consults-
ZION ana celebration, TO be most proper and
expedient--with this express observation
that IN no event are they TO countenance IN
any way whatever, the idea Of electino Mar
Tin Van Buren, TO the once-this meeino re-
garding him in every particular as unwor-
thy Of that high Station.