Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

persons added-so TO constitute tho committee Of
The following members 10 wit:
Hudson M. Garland, Chiswell Dabney Doct James
Powell, Robert Tinsley, Richard =. Ellis Cant Jesse
Eicheson Col Richard Harrison, Capt Lindsey Coleman
Henry III. Watts, Col William Dillard Josiah Ellis Ar
thur H. Davies, Henry l.. Davies, Beverly Davies Hen.
ny W. Quares James +. Taliacrro, Maj. Addison Taa-
ierro, Benz. ID. Taliaerro, Capt Willis Dickinson
William Staples, Oliver 1. Reynolds, William III TYLER
Peyton Keith, Allen Blair, Charles Bullard Col Josiah
Pierce Isaac Walker, Dabney p Gooch, Doct Gustavus
A. Edwards, Doct James A. Rose, Joseph Pettyjohn,
George Pcttyjohn, What Petyjohn, Thomas l. Walker
Charles l.. Davis, William l.. Watts Archibald Reynolds,
Alfred Dlllard George l.. Shrader, Charles p. Lee
William C. Christian, Jonathan Brdgwa,er, Rev. viii
liam Wright, Mamaduke ID. Sisson, What Gatewood
Capt William Turner, Thomas Wngfed, Capt John
Coleman, William Tucker, Charles Tucker and Joseph
Brown
Resoived, That whilst this Committee entertain the
highest respect for the character talents and patriotism
Tue Hon. T. T. Parbour, and would upon a PROPER occa-
SON. not endangerng the unity OF his political friends give
10 MN their undivided sufage yet in the present con
they are constrained by higher considerations
man STATE pride or personal preference pursue
course further, that must from present prospects, end i'm
,he disappointment and defeat of the party which he
belongs the election of the second Office of the Govern
ment by the people.
RESOLVED. That this Committee will-the republican
party OF the State concurring-aithully and cordially
ue and exert every honorable endeavor to succeed the
regularly nominated Jackson and Pan Buren, ticket
Tor President and " President of the United States.
heSOtCtu, AS the opinion oil this Committee, that the
friends oil the re election of the present Chief Magistrate
throughout the country, WILL with voice approaching
@naninty support the election Of Martin Van Buren, TO
The office of Vice President.
Resofced That this Committee do accept the proposition
oil "Ihe Central Jackson Committee at Richmond
and invite the respective county Committees
"'e ota'e' 10 iuli aud Tree correspondence.
ReSOfred That the Editors of the "Virginan' and
Advoea'e be requested to publish the foregoing pro-
eeedings and that copy be transmitted 1.-The Central
Committee" at Richmond, for publication in the "Enqui-
rer'' and other papers friendly to the cause.
H. Nj. GARLAND, Chairman
AZ numerous and respectable meeting of the citizens
MONROE county, held at the Court house thereof on
Monday the goth day August 1892 friendly 10 the re-
election OF Gen. Andrew Jackson the Presidency of the
United States:
On motion, Col Andrew Berne was call IN tho Cb,i,
and Edward Slater appointed Secretary.
The Chairman then arose aud explained the object of
the meeting, III brie and pertinent address which he
enlarged extensively and iorcby upon the importance of
sustaining the Union ofthe States; every thing like dis
solution Of the Union or the doctrine of Nulicaton was
dlscountenanced in his address, he strongly de ON
the advantage OF having such Andrew jackson at
the head OF affairs; disposed reconcile every con-
ncung interest by recommending, every individual TO
give ana take which should be the true spirit OF every
cial community.
When, the Committee appointed at former meeting 10
ura an address to the people OF Monroe, presented adj
dress, which was read by the Chairman of the Committee
Augustus "A. Chapman, Esq, and unanimously adopted
After which, Mr. John w Kelly arose and that
he held in his hand resolution which comprised the sum
and substance OF the address which his friend had Just read
lie presumed, he said, that there present who
hat would pretend to deny the positions assumed i'm the
address which had been read. If there were any who
Soh.roverted nose positions he was prepared to sustain
hem' but as the meeting perhaps somewhat weaed
he would not trespass their patience. lie then read
the resolution, which was as follows:
"ReSoiUed, That this meeting, having full confidence
in the talents, integrity, and patriotism of Gen Andrew
Jackson OF the State of Tennessee and Martin Van Buren
of New York, pledge themselves to suppor the election
OF the former Tor President and the latter for Vice Pesi-
dent OF the United States the approaching Presidential
hich resolution was then unanimously adopt
On motion made by the same, Resolved that the fol.
lowing named persons be appointed Committee of Vigil
ance to aid In promoting the reelection of Gen Andrew
Jackson TO the Presidency and Martin Van Buren, TO the
Vice Presidency Of the United States:-Andrew Allen
Archd Hanly, Andrew Berne, Jr Robert Christy Ben
jamin Morgan, Thomas Steel, Capt Thomas Miller Al
exander Clark, Sam'l Wiseman Thomas Johnson las
Christy, James Clark, John II. wiseman John Afford
James Afford, Alexander Kitchen, Anderson Lew
line, D. Wickline, Henry w. Moss, c. Moss w Boin-
ger Elijah Bolnger, a. Bogus j. Johnson, NJ. Ralston
w m; H. Johnson Nimrod lackett, John Mahon, John
W. racket John Clark, David Rife David Hank Caleb
Hank, William Rice, John Rice Joel Rife James Mann
Jacob Cook, Capt John Hinton, Samuel Humphreys Jas
Ralston, John Dickson, Robert Cummings VIM Hand
ly VIM Arnott, Peter Minner, John Garden James Ora
ham, Jonathan Tucker, Joseph Quinn, Major VIM Ora
ham, Andrew Quinn John Newman Enos Ellis Jamss
Hill, Col. John Alderson Mai. VIM Ellis George Sgope
Jacob Johnson Andrew Miller, Patrick Donnaly John
Lemmons George Kincaid, William Nelson; George Mic
kle, VIM. Adair Thos Jones, John Jones' Andrew Bal
ien!ine' Andrew Wiley, Thomas Wiley, VIM Lynch Ar
chlbald Burdett, Benz Read, Nat b. Kelly Robert Mic
ke, charles Keenan,, Geo. CounZ, John Honiker Benz
Berry, Col Isaac Burnside, John c. Lynch, Henry
Francis, Thomas Burns, George Whitcomb Dudley {;
Reed, William Clark Swift Perry Andrew p Bierne
John Francis Henry Pence James Kealtey, Capt Isaac
Mcdaniel, Capt Felix Nettles Alexander Clark Benz
Lively, Joshua Rolls, John Campbell, Capt Andrew
Campbell, John Brown, VIM. Donaldson, VIM Brown
John Hlnchman, John Ewing Capt. John Hull, Thomas
McCarty james DunsmOre Isaac Garden Henry Ballen-
ger, Capt VIM Il. Dunn, John CroTord Philip Holesan
pie and Undrel Budd.
The following persons then appointed by the Chair
man Committee of Correspondence Augustus Chan
man, Esq, Geo. Beirne, John w. Kelly John Dickson
Edward Slater, Jas. Hanly, Dr. Samuel L. Feamster
heSOced, That the proceedings of this meeting be sipn
ed by the Chairman and Secretary, published in the
Richmond Enquirer and Alloghanian.
HeSOtUed, That this meeting do adjourn.
ANDREW BElRNE, Chairman
EDWARD SLATER, Secretary.
At meeting Of the Jackson Corresponding Committee
l0r the County OF PATRICK, held pursuant to public mo-
nee al Pdtck Court House, Thursday the 10Th ay of
August, 1892, being the first day of the August Term of
the County Court of Patrick, which meeting v..a ver,
one embracing not only the memeers of seo;E
lniUee, but many others attended, The Chairman
1reensvlle Penn, being absent, motion of Archibald
stuart, William Carter, called TO the Chair and
Matthew Sandeiur appointed Secretary rchibad Stuart
then explained the object Of the meeting and after s,o-
costing that all the friends of jackson present whether
members oil the committee not should be requested b
take part IN the proceedings Of the meeting (Which sg
geson was approved by the meetng0 submitted the fol-
lowing resolutions, which adopted by the meeting AL
most unanimously not more than two or three voting
against the second resolutions:
L. ReSot1ed, That this meeting having undiminished
confidence in the talents aud integrity of their beloved and
PIE means TO promote his reelection 10 the Presidency Of
the United States.