Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

eSotoed NAT the proceedings OF this meeting be sign
eu py e Chairman and Secretary and be published in
the Petersburg lnclgencer and Chronicle and Richmond
Enquirer d. C. BIJTTS Cha;rn'"
ROM. BrRcHErr, jr Secretary
JACKSON COMMITTEE.
-, Chesterfield Court House, Oct s, 1882.
49, YIN. H. johnson called TO the Chair and Archibald
| lhweatt, appointed Secretary
l. heS0iued As the opinion of this Committee that il
unnecessary on the present OCCASION 90 into any de
tailed statement OF the which induce MS 70 recon-
mend the reelection of Gen Andrew Jackson as Presiden
oil the United Statesthe general appreciation of his adj
hiinson' oy considerable majority OF the people o
nis county, hath been heretofore so often pubicv declar
e as TO afford the most satisfactory proofs on that subject
z lhat the following persons be added TO the Commit
Bernard Nunnay, L. Bass Hiram Harris. El,v,r,
Moore Richard Bass, Robert Bass, Anderson Edwards
John Martini o. Blankenshp, Mitchell Ferguson Peter II
Jackson Moses Nj Roberison Thomas Becher Randolph
Turner Nelson Wells Goode Gill; Joseph A. Brookes A..
t4ur raylor Elias Brooks, f Patram, Thomas Gregory If
Newly Furguson John Rowlcu f. Patram sr WiIniSsni
Nunnally, J. Hobbs, n. Goode Henry Gov Joh II
Hobbs, Alfred Friend WIN. r. Robertson Ed Bass, J. r.
Go9de' V. Wlnree, d. S. Woodbridge, Beverly c. Han.
cooke, David Adkens, John Bass John Goodc Ed Good
=, rossee' H. GGode, Arthur Bass, Young Cordley, b
Pardne Edward Bass, sr Charles Fossee Richard Grego
Y'yr Thomas Bass, b. Irvine, Daniel Nunnay, Charles
bill, Daniel Chaukley, Benz Gill; Spencer CLaukIoS
Samuel Wilkinson, John w. Graves H. L. Gill Thomas
Cousins, William Cousins Peterson Berry A. Britain.
j.: c. Britain, Daniel Gill, r. r. Moseley. V. Moore
William Bernard, Milton Cary, Edmund w Lockett
Edmund A; Lockett, Henry Hancocke, Henry Win.
Charles w. Friend, T.. w. Poindexter William Find
lay Martin Chalkley, Ed. II. Bosseau H. Cox Samuel
n3ncocke William Jackson, Willie jackson, William
EIIis Elijah Grisham John Robertson Henry w Robert
son. Sas Cheatam, George Cogbill, sr Thomas Findev
George W Johnson, Thomas A. Hewlett, r.. N Thweait'
Edward Anderson, Branch Cheatham Robert r. Winfree
spencer W Woodbridge, sr, Mark Farmer, VIM Dyson Nj .
j. Hewlett Philip Raif, John RatliG Henry franklin.
Baker Wells, ir Baker Wells ST., p Turner, Thomas
graves Philip H.Nes Moses Ferguson sr Isham Smith
VIM. d. Waltha B. Cheatham VIM Nupnallv BeverIy
s'aniy, VIM s. Gibbs Benz Patram, Thomas A. Spears.
archibald Iraylor, VIM. Winlree, ThOs. Bottom, A,er
B. That the Committee be requested 10 assemble in G,u
cI"ng at an early heEF, the 9th day of November
NJ al INC Courthouse being the day of the appointment
the United States
T. That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman
he eIiors OF the newspapers in Richmond and Petersburg
10 publish the same.
VIM. r. JOHNSON, Chairman.
A. THwEATT, Secretary.
At adjourned meeting of the JACKSON CoRRrs-
poNDING CoMMITTEE, for Norfolk County, held at
the 18Th day OF Oct, 1892 VIM. C. Holt the Chairman
having taken the Chain and called the meeting to order
John W. Murddugh Esq, who acted Secretary at the
last meeting rose, aa rendered his resignation of the
office, which being accepted, the meeting unanimousIy
appointed Dr. a. r. Smith.
The Secretary having called the names Of the
Committee appointed by the Legislative Convention AZ
Richmond in March last,
Dr. ScHooLFIELD offered the following resolution.
ResOiUed, That the Corresponding Committee of Nor
folk County be enlarged by the following names viz:
James Iompkns William Woodind James Cooper,
Daniel o. Sullivan, Bernard O'Neil, James d. HAYNES
WilliamlOuten, Lemuel Williams Joseph Walsh John
Burke, Samuel Turner John c. Hatton Charles Cooke
Nathaniel Cooke, James d. Tumor, James Nj. Binford,
VIM Porock, Isaiah Cherry jr, Christ Miller William
wilson, Jr, Edward Herbert, James Tatem, Thomas j.
Marchant DR.. Richard Sylvester, Dr. John NJ Gait VIM
latcm, Samuel Hodges, Wilson Corprew James Lock-
hart Richard Owen, Max Herbert Thomas Nash John
T. Bedgood David James, James Taylor James Carney,
Wright Carney, James Tart Stephen James, John Lanier
Edwin James, James Rian, James Thomas Samuel A
Brown, Josiah Taylor Williamson Taylor, Joseph Meslev
George watts, Thomas Watts, Samuel Weston, Mercer
wilma, Josephus Wilson, George Brooks Felix Fertee
osborne merry, James Spratt, Henry Garneu, James
wilkins, James c. wilkins, William Wiley, John Ac-
cinelly, Benjamin Afford James Atkinson David Beaten
william Barnard, Henry Buff, George Barrett, b. b.
barber James B Bigham, Spencer Browne, William
Bruce, Richard Beaten, Edward Boutwell, Jas Browne,
George Beatty, Anthony Biisolly Willis Buxton, Henry
Curtis Richard Capron, Stephen Carney John Cammac
William Darden Richard Dean John Dean William O.
Ethendge, John A. Edwards Amos Edwards Nathaniel
gayle Leavin Gayle, Thomas G. Goodwin, Jonathan l..
Godwin, George Grey, Hiram A. Hathaway James Hall
Henry Herbert, Thomas b. Hopkins, Josiah Heath
Francis Herbert, Barnaby Johnson, John Jaw Wilson
Jones, William Kay, Mch'l King William Keefe Wood
berry kaeiier, John Davis, John b. Levy Whiting Low
ry Henry Leslie, Merritt Moore Peter Malone Will
liam Motat, sem, Charles s. Myers, John X MORGAN
VIM. Matthews, William Moore VIM Matcbum TIos
Nash, Caleb Nash, Richard Nash, William Nash John
Pnichard, Merritt Parsons John Petit John Richardson
Peter Reynolds, John Shepherd, s. w ShackelIorI Geo
'eo' yltOO SHepHeIuy nenfy latcn, Samuel Turner,
Josiah Thomas, Robert Tart, John Thomas Sam'l Tart
Maurice H. Iabb, James Tompkins, John S. White will
son ilams, Edwin H. Webb, David Williams Joshua
White, John Jenkins Edward Stokes William Valery
William Barton, John Watts, Joseph White joseph Traf-
ton, John Owens, William f. Bealc, John MYERS Joln
Beaton, John Knapp, Joseph Harrison Jonathan Harri-
son, Gilbert, Elhendgc, Richard Scott, Thomas Bland
Charles Snead, Peter Brumcy, Samuel Walker ArtIuT
McEwen, John Dickinson, and Richard Uavues
DR. Schoohold then offered the following rcsolutiops
which were unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That our confidence in the honesty puritv
and patriotism Of General ANDREW JACKSON remains
unimpared, and that will give to his TO the
Presidency OF the United States cordial and undvd-
ed support.
RESOLVED, That in Gen. JacksOn veto of the Bank Bill
we recognize an act Of moral submy only eoused by
the victory at New Orleans.
Gen. Hodges offered the following resolution which was
adopted by the committee, John W. Mudaugh ESD dis
| senting
Resolved, That the members Of the committee novy
present. pledge themselves TO their best exertons 10
support at the ensuing election Of President and Vice
President Of the u. States the Ticket of Electors recon-
mended to the people Of Virginia by the Legislative Con
yenion which sat ia Richmond on the 10Th Of March
last.
On motion, ResOlUed, That Capt samI Waits. vii.
liam Collins and Col Merit Jordan, be a committee 10
cause 1000 Tickets containing the names of the Electors
10 DO printed for distribution on the day Of election