Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02

be enlarged by the addition Of the following gentlemen
a viz Archibald Burde Elijah Peters, VIM Garrison
harles A. Dngess, CHI A. Walker Robert Gore, Joseph
Stafford, John Nicely, wm Meadows, Banster Meadows,
John Cooper, John Woodram, John Lilly, James Me-
Claughery SEM John Brown, Charles L. Pearls French
c. Smith, Isaac French, jr, James French Daniel Hale
Joseph Hare, John Miller Robert NJ Hutchison, John
Reynolds, John Kesler Adam Luga David Price Thos.
. Lucas, james Marain, James L. Williams, John Is.
| Williams, Isaac Epling, Christopher Champ Jacob
Huffman, David J. Chapman, Daniel A. Fry, Philip
Eplng, VIM Webb, John Lybrook, Isaiah Hale William
II. Sndow, Jno; sndow, Christian Snidow, jr Alexan-
der Reynolds, Garland s Gerald Jno. Gerald, David
Johnston, Joseph Csnteberry John McClaugherty Hem
ley Chapman, Dr. Jno. II. Ruer, o.. +. johnston Chas
Eaon Richard Eaton, Ralph Stafford James Stafford,
James Emmons, William Wlbourne, David Eaton John
Kirk, Joseph Kirk Jacob Straey, Edward Stafford JDo
Stafford JAS Stafford, Joshua Copley Jno smith, Sam
uel Lindsey, Joseph Sraley, Reuben +. Watts Thos
Shannon, jr., VIM. Allen, VIM c. Karr, John Kari Wm
Brown, James Bane, John Bane, WIN. H. Bane, Tobias
Miller, Joseph Kirk, Jesse Bane James Karr VIM Mus
tard, VIM. oxey, Lewis Neel, John Kirk Hiram Davis
John Neel, Elias Hartman, Adam Johnston John Joln-
ston, Abram Eahart, John Eaton, Hugh Jordan, George
Maize, Geo Johnston, David Straey, Mathew f. Sra
ley WIN. jerks, Nap. b. French, Leland Vass PbiIip
Nass, James McClaugherty, Theodore Jordan VIM III
French, JOS j. Mansfield, Jesse w Kev W., Chri,an
Col. Christian Snidow, Morton p Ernnons David Hall
jr James Emmons, Samuel p Pearls and Thomas Shan.
adopted:
ResoiUed That this meeting retain the most perlcc,
confidence IN the ability aud patriotism of Andrew Jack
son. ana VIII therefore support his election the Pre-
sidcncy of the United States.
Albert G.. Pendleton, ESQ. then offered the ollo,v;p,
preamble and resolution, viz:
Whereas, this meeting having entire confidence i'm Tho
integrity, ability and patronrof Philip r. Barbour and
coneeyng him II, person TO be voted for, fill the OF.
nee oil wee President, and that support him. is TO main
tain our interest, our principles and public honor:
BE a reSo'red, That will use all fair and honorable
means TO promote the election of Philip p Barbour TO The
Vice Presidency Of the United States Which preamble
and resolution was supported by Rufus A. French
whereupon, Nj. p Emmons moved that the resolution be
amended by striking out the of up. p. Barbour
and inserting "Martin Van Buren," which motion was
supported by the mover, aud j. Mansfield and opposed
by A. G. Pcndeion and Samuel Park r The vote heinz
men taken upon the preamble and resolution offered by
Mr.. Pendleton, was adopted by large majority
On motion it was resolved, that David Hall r be ap.
! field.
On motion, it resolved that the proceedings Of tli,
meeting be published in the Richmond Enquirer, the
Jeher'onan and Times, The Alleghanian, and Western
Virginia Argus
RESOLVED, That this meeting adjourn sine die.
DAVID FRENCH, Cnaiyynan
d. HALL, Secretary
JACKSON AND VAN buren, MEETING IN LEW.
ISBURG.
respectable meeting OF the friends of Gen jackson
and Martin Van Buren, in Greenbrer county. was CON.
vened on few minutes notice. Monday the 9Th sent
at the Court House in Lewisburg the purpose of nop
ing some measures III relation 10 the Presidential
election
On motion of Col Nj. II. Goshen, the Hon VIM Smith
former member OF Congress for this District was called TO
elected Secretary. " ~
The object of the meeting having been stated by the
Chairman the following resolutions submitted 6y the
secretary, which, alter short discussion were severai
adopted unanimously the third resolution having been
particularly anmadvered upon and the multiplying prnc
pie denounced in strong terms.
LIST. ReSOued. That confidence in the honesty nm
rty and patriotism OF Cen Andrew Jackson remains nm
shaken and that will give his to The Pre-
sdency OF the United States cordial and undivided
support.
I'd RESOLVED, That however much may be dispos-
ed to prefer our talented aud highly distinguished fellow
citizen Philip Il. Barbour for the Vice Presiency vet
regard Tor the general good desire preserve nanm
ty and concert among the friends of Gen Jackson and AN
anxious wish prevent the eIe cion of Vice
from devoving the present Senate npel us to express
our approval OF the nomination of Martin Van Buren, of
New YORK Tor that office, and we therefore pledge our
selves 10 all fair ad honorable means To promote the
success OF the Jackson and Van Buren, Ticket
3rd. ReSoired That the doctrine of Modification is uli-
constitutional, incxpedieni and mischevous
! 4tli ReSOiUed That consider the detection of fe
Editors ofthc United States TELEGRAPH the PennsyIvons
Enquirer and the New York Courier, ascrbable alone TO
sehsn and mercenary motives, and that their apostacy is
no evidence whatever that the executive duties have not
been discharged wisely and faithfully by the present in
cumbent.
9th Resolued, That the following persons be added to
the former Committee of Correspondence for this county
TO wit: '' ,
Archibald Hutchinson, Capt Charles Pare. Col NJ IT
Goshen DIR. Hugh Wilson, Patrick Bernc Joel Nc pher.
SON. W IN. ;: liugpage Samuel A. McCung WIN. Robin
son, M Kelly, y b. Keenan,, Elisha Buckingham Will
nam MargraVe, William f. Wilson, Edwin Cunlife,
Archer Moore, Joseph Wagner, WIN. c. VenabIe Mark
Dowd John lie, w m Jenkins Edward Fife, Archibald
IianIy, Sr., George Wetzel, VIM Shankln, VIM Hanlv
John Dickinson, VIM. WezeI, Archibald HanIy ir Jobn
Neal, IN M KincadJa as. Stevenson David PEBBLES Jno
4 Manu. james Kelly, Christian Piercy Felix ell Richard
w ethren Samuel Rife, Thomas Bates John Hoeenpier
Adm Pope, Henry Christ, David Tuckwiller VIM Mil
Ter, VIM Zol, Captain John Young, John Thomson
Thomas Burns Thomas Bevns, Archibald Rogers Charles
Rogers, John Freshman, Robert Mahon John I.ipps
Daniel Tuckwer, John Gabbcrt, Samuel S. Smith
Samuel Wina John Wezel, Captain John Sydenstricker
Oliver Curre, Frederick IIeGck Joseph Hedrick Aaron
! Dryer, Henry FuIwider, Andrew Levesy John Fiji
wider, Pleasant Wade, Henry McNeal. Thomas Dotson
John Iuckwiller, Moses Dwyer John Stuart GEORGE
Conner john Percy ST., John Percy ir Archibald
Campbell, VIM Jeicrs, John Dunn, VIM. Winal Andrew,
W whitman, John W. McClung, David Beaver Anthony
RAIDER, George r. GilIeIand, John Hanly sr. Robert
ilany, Benjamin Irwin, John Conner James Neves
Mathew kincaid, David Sydenstricker, Philip Svden-
sucker Rankin Wiley, Captain Thomas Wiley, Richard
Dixon, James Calwell, jr., VIM. Rogers Joseph Airy
John Zimmerman, jr., Jacob Zimmerman, John Hisey
VIM Wiley, Abram H>ey James Adair John DoIan
james Adair, jr., John Kenny Jas Jackson VIM White
JAS LEVEL, ThOs. b. Reynolds, John Mason Can't Abra
ham Beaver, Jacob Christ.
The following persons compose the Committee appoint
ed by the Legislative Convention last Spring to witt
John Mathews (Charman) William smith johnson
Reynolds, John II. Calwel Robert b. Mennis Robert
Humphreys, John Kippers Elisha Collision Robert Cal
houn John j. Maze.
On motion of Mr. Edwin Cunlihc ResOlpcd That these
proceedings be signed by the Chairman and Secretary
and Published in the Richmond Enquirer and Lewisbuyp
Alleghanian.
And then The meeting adjourned.
VIM. SMITH, Chairman
CouMUNYcATED
Correspondence Nth The Chairman Of The Jacbsoi 9,,e
> Bdr60,w Central Corresponding Committee, Char