Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-18

President, known to be friendly TO The present
administration, and on whom the gre par
~ are most likely TO unite
Resoired That Robert Butler, and Archibald Atkinson,
be appointed delegates TO represent this meeting in the pro-
posed Convention, TO be held in the City of Baltimore
heSotced That these proceedings be published in the
Richmond Enquirer, Norfolk Beacon, and Washington
Globe ROBERT BUTLER, Chairman.
w. Ii. WooDLEY, Secretary.
CHARLOTTE MEETING.
AT meeting OF respectable number of the Citizens Of
Charlotte county, convened at the Court House. Mon
day the 7h of May 1882 being Court day. for the pur
pose OF considering the proprety of sending delegates TO
the Republican Convention, TO be held in the city of Bal
imorc, on the 2lst inst
Henry ~ Watkins was called to the Chair and Wnslow
Robinson appointed Secretary.
After some remarks from james w. Boulin explanatory
oil The objects OF the meetngUpon motion John DECKER
son, John Marshall Richard l. Gaines, James w Bouldin
Robert Morton, james p. Marshall, and Archibald d.
Alexander, appointed committee draft preamble
and resolutions for this meeting, who after retiring
minutes reported the ollowing-whch were unanimously
adopted by the meeting
Whereas this meeting approving of the measures of the
present Chief Magistrate the United States i'm relation
to our foreign and domestic relations believing that the
best interests OF our country will be promoted BY his
election and approving of the pursued by the late
jackson meeting in the city of Richmond in making 10
nomination oil candidate for the office of Vice President
aud thinking ii best 10 consult with our fellow citizens of
the United States at the meeting be held in Baltimore
in selecting candidate for the Vice President and being
Wiling to unite with them in supporting the person Sc
lected:
Resored therefore, That we have the utmost confidence
In Cen jackson, and will be vgiant and active in prono
ing his reelection TO the Presidency of the United States
Resolred, That we approve of the Baltimore Conven-
on as an eXpedicnt TO concentrate unity OF action amongst
the republican party throughout the United States.
ReSoired, That appoint TO represent our
feelings in the Conve to be held in Baltimore on the
third Monday of the present month.
Upon motions severaly made and seconded, it was
solved that the blank in the third resolution, be filled with
the names of Thomas T. Bouldn representative in
Congress, Richard j. Gaines, and Archibald ID. Alexander
Resolved That copy of these proceedings be forward
ed by the Chairman TO the Editors of the Richmond Enqu
er wilma request TO publish them and that forward ano
Their copy to Judge Boudin
HENRY A. WATKINS. Chairman.
WINsLow ROBINSON, Secretary.
COlLAfUNTCaTED
AT large and respectable meeting of the people of the
county oil Caroline, held at the Court House thereof on
the llth nst that being day. friendly TO the re-
ton OF Gen Andrew Jackson the Presidency of the u
States, the following resolutions were offered:
lst Resotged, That our confidence in A. Jackson Pre-
silent oil the United States, is unimpared and that we will
support him for re- election
I'd ReSotred, That we approve of the Republican
Convention TO be held at Baltimore the 2lst Nav
Presidency theme well calculated to produce in the
democratic party harmony concert and unanmity of
ton
The first resolution being put was carried mem rom
To the second the following was offered as substitute
ReSored That delegate be appointed by this meeting
10 attend convention proposed TO be held at Charloes.
VINE on the LIST june, TO prepare electoral ticket fvora-
BILE to the election of Andrew jackson as President and
p. p. Barbour Vice President
The sense OF the meeting being taken the question
OF adopting The substitute, was carried in the affirmative
% to 42-whereupon William P Taylor and John Dick
nson Esqrs, appointed delegates TO the convention
TO be heldat Charlottesville 2lSt June for the purpose
aforesaid.
These last proceedings the Chairman and Secretary re
fused to authenhcate dissenting from their proprety The
people present being tired by the protraced length of
the meeting, LEFT the Court House without officers in the
place OF those refusing their official signature A large
portion oil the meeting did VOTE either for the second
resolution, or the substitute.