Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

son committee 81 Correspondence for the City IF
Richmond
At meeting of the Jackson Committee of Vigilance
Tor the county OF Franklin held at the Courthouse the
9th day OF August, 1892.
On motions severdly made the following gentlemen
were added to said committees, viz Peter G. Stockton
John Pinkar', Jacob G. Machnhcimer, William H. Ed
wards Benjamin T. Cook, Andrew S. Brooks, Stirling
Cooper, Sr Thomas Craig, Doct VIM Carter, Charles
Finkard, Gabriel Machinheimcr, George w. Clement
Stephen Haynes, Benjamin Hencock, Robert Powell,
Elisha Keen, Adam Law, George Hutcherson, Andrew
Patterson, Thomas lngish, Andrew H. Turner Peter II
Holland John s. Burwell, Kennel c. Gilbert, Capt JAS
Williamson, Capt WIN. w Holland, Solomon Paisley, Ro
bert Kemp, Asa Holland, Thomas Dudley, Jr Capt Jor
dan Kemp, Gabriel MADDOX, Richard Robertson, 'fhomas
|. Holland, WH Bird ST. Stephen Hunt Thomas Poin-
dexter, Andrew Bailey, Peter Bernard, Thos. Otinea
David IIousemon Henry Smith, Jr, Wright Wright Be-
verify Sydnor, John +. Me rcry, James Martin James c.
Solomon King, John f. W0id, David Cannady, John prl.
iauon james Cannaly. lralurt, Jacob Priarnon Alex
Price, Thomas Helms, Thomas Williams Jr Cyrus Price
VIM Childrcss, Samuel Akers, John H. Ferguson Corne
Illus Kinsey Jacob NIaugis, John A. Smith, Isaac Boom
George Wright, Bird Wray, John Wright, William Green
wood, Reid Payne Thos. Wright, Sr, Patrick Hix Ste
phen Wood, John d. Taylor, Stephen Ferguson John
Tyree, Sr. Henry Woody, Joseph Hictt, John Law.
ON notion ResOped, the opinion OF this committee
that large majority of the citizens OF this county will
give their suiirages to Andrew Jackson Tor President.
ReSolred That this committee be adjourned to the ls
Monday in October next, and that the Chairman transmit
copy OF these proceedings the Chairman of the Cen
trail Jackson responding Committee at Richmond.
MATTHEWS COUNTY.
At meeting of the Corresponding Committee, appoint
ed Tor the County Of Matthews, at the Court House, on
18th day of May, 1882:
majority of the Committee being present Thomas
Hudgins was appointed Chairman and Samuel Digs op
pointed Secretary.
On motion of Thomas r. Yeaman,
hesoIved' That the names OF the following gentlemen
be added TO the Committee, viz: John Boruln, Edmond
Jones, Houder Hudgins, Humphrey Keeble, John b.
hannah, Sem William Turner, Larkin I.chfeId Sands
Smith, Jr, Albert G. Hudgins, William Todd, Gabriel
Miller, Matthias ]. Davis Thomas Diggs, Richard b..
Btowney, Christopher d. rompkins, John N Sale, Will
liam L. Smith. William Bohannan, Jr and Robert ARMS
RESOLVED, That the Secretary communicate the pro.
ceedngs OF this meeting TO the Chairman OF the Central
THOMAS HUDGINs, Chairman.
SAMUEL DIGGs, Secretary.
for tho county Of SOUTHAMPTON, held at Jerusalem,
May 2ls 1882, Col Carr Bowers in-titGChair:
On motion, L. r. Gray was appointed Secretary.
communication from p. ., Nicholas, Chairman OF
the Central Committee read TO the meeting.
ResoIred, That this meeting concur, and will co-ope-
rate, zealousy and cordially with the Central Committee
in all measures calculated 10 the election Gen.
Andrew Jackson by such majority will give confidence
and support TO his Administration.
Resolved, That this Committee be enlarged by the adj
dilion of the following gentlemen:
Original COmniiHee.-Carr Bowers, John Urquhart
VIM b. Goodwin Samuel Blunt, Neurt Harris. Thomas
Ridley James Rochelle, James Clayton, IN. G. Parker
James d. Massenburg, Silas SummerviI, A. p Pete r.
r. Gray, Samuel b. Hines, Geo A. c. Barham Geo b.
Cary, Jno Dcngre, Richard A Urquhari, Robert Muir
ray, Lewis Worre, Harrison Parker, James H. SebrcIl
Geo G. G. Gray, Benz. L. Drew, VIM D. Hood, Benz.
Griffin, Orris A Browne.
additional .MemJe,s-Jcrr. Cobb, Jesse Iankrord
Robert Drewry George Cobb, Bur,vcll Branch James
Jackson, Jno Boykin, p NJ. Bailey, jos Breow John
Harris, Samuel NJ. Pond, Henry Lciiow A. :. H. Bur
CESS, Jos T. Claud, VIM. ii Nicholson John Exum Bur
well Murfee, Howell Harris, Litcberry Mason, Willie
Francis, r. p Smith, SPratey Williams, p O. Bceknan,
Drew Fitzhugh, W. l.. Lawrence, w. Stephenson, VIM.
A. Spark, Rchd S. Nicholson, l.. X. Edwards S. Pokin-
ham, S Mutfec, James Muree Jesse Parker Samuel
Story, Chas +. Urquhart Zcb L. Summons San'nson
Robert Anc II r..
guhart, j. Rowe, James Moore w c. Stephenson w
Murice, Stephen Murlaugh, James Mur,augh, Joseph
Murddugh, Jordan Edwards, w T.. Lawrence ID. W.
Simmons, James B. Urquhart, f. j. Malone w. -. Clark
j. r. Browne, Jacob Barnes, FL r Magc, T. Worell,
W. Briggs, f. Coker, A. j. Brittle, Litlleon Moore Wi
ley jenkins, Lewis Branch, Jcpthah Darden John Wick
J. {. Jones, Sol. d. Parker, Barham Wrcnn, Samuel
Drewry George a. Newsomc Joel Presson, Joshua Pres
ham, Jos. Drewry, J.. c. Trczvan John Bowers, Samuel
Holmes, Arthur Hoeinan Samuel Barham IT. Richard
wick John Drewry, Sa'nl Barham sr I'm. /. Rochelle
W M a. Jones, Joseph IL. Parker, W. l.. Evcriu John
Holeman, Shadrack Boykn, Joseph G. Counsel and viii
lis Eey.
ResoiDed That this meeting, though not represented
highly approve Of the Baltimore Convention, and the OBJ
Jccs which that meeting have in vicw.--And thenthe
Committee adjourned. CARR BOWERS Chm'n
/. IL. GRAY, SecTy
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
At meeting OF the jackson Corresponding Committee for
tic county Of Rockingham held at tie Office of DR.
Harrison, ON Monday the 2Oh August 1892: DR.. Pea.
chey Harrison in the Chair, and Dr. John j. Moornan
Resofred, That the administration Of the general 70
vernmcnt by ANDREW JACKSON has been conducted ac-
cong TO the principles which have always distinguished
the Republican party, and which il continued will bring
back the government Tar practicable the old re-
publican tact, meets with entire apPrObaton That
our confidence in the wisdom, integrity and patriotism OF
the old Hero remains undminshed and we pledge our.
selves every fair and hOnourabe endeavour to pro-
mote his election TO the Chief MSgsracy Of the United
States.
RESOLVED, That we will sustain by influence, and
by every honorable means, the Nomination Of the BdG
more Republican Convention, for The 1ice Presidency;
and that deprecate most solcmny the efforts making
by the friends Of Judge Barbour divide the Republican
party when il must be plain to every one, that there is
not the remotest probability Of his and when those
efforts have other effect than to defeat the election
of Mr.. Fan B1Ten.
Resoiued, That the following gentlemen be added to
the Jackson Corresponding CommittoeJacob Hansbar-
ger, Hugh Dever, John yigar, John AClough Freder.
ick Cupp, Henry Cupp, James Fulton. William Saith
Robert Hines, Samuel Paul, David Whitmcf, Michael
Whitner, John Whtmcr (of Mchae0 Peter Byrd. Jacob
Byrd, Thomas NIGH, Jacob wills. James Dover Francis
J.. Dever, Andrew Newman, Cemns Erwin And.ev Er-
vim, Abraham Byrd, Samuel Burgess, Bcniamn Denton,
Philip DIETRICH, VIM. Dunlap, Samuel Connan ir Joseph
Co1man, Henry Thomas Jacob Koogler Ceorge Cline pa
vid Groves. John Pence (armer0 Jacob Kibnqer John
Mohler George Roudebush, Joseph Aliafer David KYLE
sen, Martin Wbitmer George Conrad, Henry Conrad
John Bear Jacob Miller, Henry Miller ir Henry Miller
sen, John Miller, John Cook, VIM. Kite John Hains,