Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-21


general operation, affecting every State and section the
Union, either for good for evil could be resisted by
portion oil the States by the mode under consideration
without producing contest the effects OF which shud
der TO think Of"
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
AZ meeting OF the Jackson Corresponding Committee
Tor BoetouH countyJohn Moore, Esq. the President
took the Chair, AMI Thomson Crutchheld appointed
Secretary.
A letter from the Central Corresponding Jackson Com
mittee having been read. twas
hesored, That every honorable exerton will be used
dent of the United States
Resolved, That this meeting view the rejection of MAR
TIN VAN buren, by the Senate OF the United States
Minister to England, induced by personal and political
hosy on the part OF his opponents and for the purpose
oil casting odum the administration OF General Jack
SON.
RESOLVED, That we believe Martin Van Buren, il well
quahed 10 h the office of Vice President OF the United
oaes-that we respect the nomination made by the Re-
publican party at Baltimore i'm May last, and will all
honorable means to secure the election of Martin Van
Duren, as vice President of these United States
Resolved, That Fleming b. Miller and Thomson Crutch-
held Esqrs attend the election at the Courthouse of this
county; SsPt. Benjamin Carper and John T. Anderson,
Johnston ESQ at Salem Major Geo. Poague Col. John
Shirley, and Capt James Paxton Shirkey's and Col
Geo. w. Wilson and Jno. F. Wood Esq at Pattonsbury
Tor me purpose representing the interests Of the friends
OF the administration.
Resolved, That Col Thos N. Burwell, Col. Thomas
Shanks, and William Robinson, be committee to attend
to the printing and distribution among the people of tickets
IN accordance with the views OF this meeting.
lteSoced, Hat the President, John Moore be
horzed and required TO add to- make any alteration
that he think proper relative the persons appointed
to attend the different places OF election in this county
and TO NIL any vacancies that may happen.
Resolved, That when this meeting adjourn il will I'D
oupn 10 meet again on the second Monday in October next
Fincaste Patriot, Richmond Enquirer aud Globe.
JOHN MOORE, Chm'n.
THOMSON CRurcHrIELD, Sec'y.
NUrTsvILLE Sept 3r,i 1892
Inc Jackson Corresponding Committee for this county,
(Lancdsfe') held meeting at Lancaster Court House,
on Monday, the 10Th ult for the purpose of adding said
Committee DR.. james X. Ball, the Chairman pre- sided,
and explained the object OF the meeting The fol- swing
are The names oil those who added to the Comniee
JOS. a. CARTER, Secretary
James w. Gresham, Bidkar George, Henry C. Lawson
William tarinholt Joseph Norris, Hugh Brent, James w
Payne Hugh Huchngs, James Norris, Jr., Charles In.
gram, John Sampson, Richard COekere, John Kemm
William H. George, Thomas Bush, Richard Davis James
Sebrea, Hancock Hayne, Newly Derrick John Rogers
James W. Digges, Thomas Dudley, John Became, Kendall
AlcIyre. George Nj. Mitchell, Rawleigh Brown David
VERIFY, Edward Payne Joseph r.. Mitchell William Hin
ton, Spencer George, Thomas Norris, William Ingram
Martin Sampson, James Kemm, Michael George Warner
Luke Ball, Richard Mitchell, Daniel Talley William Ha.
zard William L. Hughett, LESSEE Hubbard Beni George
William Saunders, John Lawry, Ralph Johnson Vincent
ter Nicholas p Buchan John Payne, Jasper Stott vii.
liam G. Mitchell, Archibald Hinton, William Owings
John E. Watts Augustus G. Parker. John Brown, Travis
Sebree w liam kisterson, Cyrus Reveer, VIM. c. Car
penter Thomas p. Hil Richard Edwards, Thomas Dod-
son, Richard Coleman, Thomas S. Thomas, William Ii
Stott and BENZ. Doggett.
At meeting of the jackson Committee at the Court
House OF James City County, the I'd Monday OF July
1882: Present b. Basseu Edward Richardson, George
Is. Lightfoot, John Warburton, Bennett Kirby and Ri
chard c. Wynn II is rtsoyed, that the following persons
| be added TO the committees Thomas Wade VIM. Nj. Tay
| lor, M > Warr0n, Pryor Hankins George w. Taylor
George Hankins, John f. Brown, Allen Richardson AR
cher Richardson Henry b. Richardson, John r. Pierce
/ Park Jones, John Hankns VIM. Bush David Spencer
Mann Spencer, Geo. c. Richardson
b. BAssETT, Chairman.
Al meeting of the Jackson Corresponding Committee
and OF other citizens of Russell county held at the Court
House thereof on the evening of Wednesday, the Sh day
oil August 1882 Col Harry Smith chairman Of said com
mittee having briefly explained the objects of the meeting
James r. Carroll was appointed 10 record its proceedings
George w. Hopkins, Esq. Col Thomas Dickinson and
James r. Carroll were then chosen committee 40 prepare
resolutions, expressing the views of this meeting in
to the next Presidential Election; who after some time
presented the following which unanimously adopted
RESOLVED That we highly approve Of the nomination o
Cen ANDREW JACKSON for election TO the Presi
dency of the United States and that we will most
~ unite with Republican brethren hroue bout In,
Union in all fair and honorable measures to secure h
success of the Jackson ticket.
ReS0iUed That approve the nomination of nj NRrtN
VAN buren, by the Baltimore Convention, a candidate
! for the Vice Presidency.
ReSoioed That we highly approve the late VetO Mes
sage oil the President upon the Bank Bill
Resoiued, That we Of opinion that the voters of t,
county VIII be almost unanimous in the choice of Andre
Jackson for President and of Martin Van Buren, for Vice
President of the United States.
| The following persons were then nominated and APP
pointed by the meetng additional members of the com
uee OF this county for promoting the reelection of An.
drew Jackson President and of the election of Martin
Van Buren, to he Vice President OF the United States
VIZ; James r. Carroll Capt George Cowan, Col. William
Price, DIR. James NJ Mcfarland Major William Williams
Archer Jessee, Sen, John lessee Esq, Major James
Dickinson, Oscar Love- DR.. T. d. Herman, Robert Bow
ESQ., Major William Gibson, David ID. Alexander Cum.
mings Gilmore, George w. Hopkins Esq, Rev. Bernard
Reynolds, Charles Carroll Esq, William Frick Oliver
Hughes and George Robinson.
III. SMITH, Chairman
JANIS p. CARRELL, Secretary.