Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29
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PRESIDENTIAL.

'',r- N r,on Us The Wings are holding CaucuSrS
sC,ert,ls in several Slascs-bn; there is an evident
O. ,nc,r, between them. truly descriptive of Tie
"s' r.; character OF the P@Ga!d Coalition. Let us
win 1t ,c SH';i:
77.r,r.,,-Thc State Rights mrn,bers of the Lie
c i,,c ,aii6t4i;"H wing ii The Wing party have
E;~,.,d iju"t l.. White as their candidate for the
".;sn,y md rhiip T. Barbour their candidate for
w.. Presidency They nominated Elect:ra
., their caa.iGa:"s ,r The mex! Congress- &c, &c
.; IN yrur ear Sirs Your ticket will not hold wa
" pbil,u T. BARBOUR is too firm friend Of the ind
';,:., i the nrpb,c&n Party to suffer himself 70 w
,,,, In. White Ticket. Nor will the Judge permit
r,..,. = I,r .!:ar.r, IN the ;nrc OF The Election
qk' our .o;i Tor ii. r Will srio yonr proceedings.
Zine R.ra!cam nicILcrS of the Georgia Legislature
. ,sseu,tca previous 10 their adj u:nncn. and adopt
- ,be nomination %! the Baltimore Convention. They
,au:s?L an Electoral ana Congressional Ticket, &c.
V,sru Meetings were held bY both par
rs IN lie Legislature on the of their adjournment,
The following is The account OF their proceedings lrol
-, Eae!g:. Standard 1T ihc Gath instant:
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
.On Tuesday last, meeting held in the Com.
,,,as Hall Of the Government House. Of tie Rrpul
rsa Members Of the General Assembly, and vi suc!
her friends to the election Of the Democratic candi-
,;es for Presidrn. and Wee President of the United
$.a:ss present in the city for the purpose OF
.,,Gn::ng Central Committee, Nc
IN motion. HW:am y. .losciy, ESQ, Speaker Of the
SENATE called TO the Chair; and the Principal and
assistant Cer: 81. The Senate Gen. Tin. j. Coran and
.Un motion, committee of three was appointed 10
.,w M resolutions ir the consideration OF the meet
d, Mai jas. Kerr reported from the committee the
Living resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
..Gr;yjrrG. That he Chairman appoint central
.. ~: ~! who reQi:Strd To receive such nominal
IS Of candidates tr Electors for the President
,J Nrc Pee SIDE of the United States as may Uc made
w the rlupc in the several electoral districts Of this
SITE: and to ascertain whether they willing vote
sI VIII vc,c. !r The Republican candidates who have
,u nominated by Convention Of the peoples dele
.;rs a: i5r.t!Inorr, IN Nay last
.E.spr:i Thatt be recommended ~ the republicans
- l. Safe WHO in favour Of cscng .Huriin Fan
?.l.r President, and RcasrG ". .MiasOn, Vice Pres
A. - correspond with The aforesaid central committee,
mi t. them III: NOMINATIONS OF candidates
directors, when made.
"E.oirtd. That Ike central committee be, and
hslc requested TO address the people OF this State OH
III. InAt Presidential election, saon as the electoral
:: az IS formed
t.0ircG Tia! the chairman ol this meeting be add
e 10 he central committee.
IN acco.dnncs with tile foregoing resolunns The
..wing gentlemen were appointed to compose the cen
r.. committee Tor The State. viz:
:a~:.er;.ic-I Louis y. Henry, Esq. Lhm'n. ThoS
! l. Il. ia.: and james c. Dohbin Esqu;5cs.
Cgnbcr!dHd-ilon Lauchn Brthune.
E*s;s!.-"m. Il. Haywood, jr., and Wesley Jones.
Figs. ~, ,v.,,. ,,,.,. H., n.n;,
Turner. a;d DR.. Joseph ". Hawkins.
t.sa&'in--Wm. 7. Williams. Esq, Col Henry J. G.
.l:Sls, john d. Hawkins, Esq.
!,aoif-Wln. d. AIoscly, Esq
B fM--Col alacAn aloyc,
i :. NaaOrcr--Owc. llu!nies, Esq.
3 .4t:hc"y&-s-Jas. NJ. Hutchinson, Esq.
Latoin--Alclacl uokc, ESQ.
y Nq,'rcod-Col. Robert Love.
s Ciyran-Char!cs 4. Johnson, Esq.
Csss-:N-Ma JAS Kerr.
q Svry-- Col. VIM. p Dobson.
l.alkam.-Jos. Ramsay, ESQ.
U1GnGe-Gcn. Jos. Allison.
j Eliucad-Walter F. Lrake, Esq
Ertic-Dr Geo. o. Askcw."
a .cucus of the why and multiplying members OF the
legislature, held in the Commons Hail on Tuesday
enar as, TO nominate candidate for the Presidency
&c Ac. Col. Joyncr Of Halifax presided. Some inn
oned ia.anguiny TOOK place. during which, as is the
4a with these rcry decent, srctt-tcmpered politicians
m ves, epitis:s applied to our venerated Pfesi
e, a0d the coa!scs abuse and most shainr!ess SIAN
~ .eTs h"aped upon Nj. Fan Earca. Judgc Hhnc as we
aers.nod, nominated for the Presidency; but the
meeting could not agree upon any gentleman, to run on
al s!5 .!ckrt Coz the Vice Presidency.
a caucus Of tie Wlg members Of The Virginia lie
t':C:. held i few S:nCc; at which, likewise
d .:!:e White Adapted Us the Wing candidate.
Il "Ea,ry-- Mr.. Van Buren, having tecn nominated b.
81 Hr!,ga.cs called together BY the people
ME>evts. AM Judge White, in the first instance by
i'll ~" a: Washington City, and afterwards by lc-
81 -,.2::e carcus"$.we may be permitted II inquire
"A "a,sc row. is the caucus candidate:
~ HA!!&A<D-Ihe Wing Convention which met at
81 :.::ac, atjonrncd Wednesday. A resolution fer
u" ios: and then the Convention adopted the fellow
81 ''.;cs'iuviS Of their select committee:
"EfE"ra, That Il Is rypc'!Ient Tor this Convention to
E'H.tc candidate f3r the Office Of President, and re-
H'rsG candidate ior the office Of Vice President OF
I'D '"H | a.rG States.
n %esy'rcL. Tia, Cen w. Il. HARRISON, of Ohio,
nominated candidate oc President Of the United
IA s.4.,S
"Eeso:rea TIa, JOHN TYLER, Of Virginia, be re-
H'i"!ccd Us Candidate tor Vice President Of the U.
"a S.l,es.
u Mr. Nicholson Of Annapolis offered the following
'.>''a''"!i: VII. h was uaanmousl y adopted
he$"rfd; That each and every member Of this con-
;on pledge h,IseI: his utmost efforts to
ia election Vi Gen. WM II. HARRISON, ofOhia, 10
R '% o:.c@ a" President. and Of JOHN TYLER, Of Vir
& 'a 10 the Office @! Vice President Of tie United States,
~ 'a' The presiding officers Of this convention forth
N ' coi'"i!ca:c 10 those gentlemen the fact Of their
ma '.!!IaIrn.
IN :F!Hnd observes to us, this is indeed curious
'rH'c II he comfy OF Churies City, in Va, it seems,
81 iI''s'ed The Wings Of Maryland with both their
1a!rs 10: Ii" Presidency and Vice Presidency But
10y maze missed figure The Wings of Virginia have
.!rt 'aien up Mr. Tyler for their lice-and if they
%a e-rcho the nomination of their brethren of Mia
" NE name CT their n"tnce will carry much less
snL !" tllr ticket ,an they could have supposed
"' bae tine event. for The vcritcaon Of the prediction
n ~ "''r however, the FrcrscUS qucS!ion-Will John
'"F Ssii'r himself tn BE The saue ticket with
Ven, haTTls"n--a Bank Tariff, an Internal Improve
i"cnt policsu' The union would be us Inons,rous as
n 'r '"'c o the Centau:
tEHHSsfL'A>'A-Thc Harrisburg Reporter rapidly
"S!rS HE Course "i the siamcsc Ttrius the .7nMa
II Convention, and the mig Convcnon-and tho
n ,TG"eSS'S III the following manner:
"S's Two Mcbad asSen!bages concluded their deli
s on Thursday evening last, which resulted in
"?'"aat'on Of Gen. Harrison for President, and
, ,%S "T1"str for Vice PRESIDENT by The former, and
"i'ncd by the latter in the Anti: masonic conv.n
M''t was considerable uproar and confusion; Sc
VI several OF It's ,los prpminen, members having
nm Pace created great excitement among the rank
w,s TT OF ant.inasonry Among those who seeded
, l4aade"s Aerras the leader of the ntmasons who
h ' "t' H., nm small flock, who together with por-
Il ~. ". we central Committee assembled on Thursday
:,;n.i .. .s nS"n hotel i'll This place. and passed