Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

The noble ehilhencc on Which il stands Such men
the candidates of scction but the candidates of the
People, ought TO BIZ supported
Gentlemen TO succeed must continue 10 be united
and vgllantor 1t is only by perpetual vigilance that
Liberty is to be preserved The people yet vic
torous, and the Democratic spirit, like the Genius of Lii
berry, is pervadng the land but the enemy is still i'm the
tele and prepared for battle. If his motto be to divide
and conquer, let ours he union and safety
This is the spirit and temper in which we should net
and these the considerations that suggest themselves 10
my mind throw them out Tor your considerations YOU
WI give them the weight they merit. Let me- in con
clusion, again remind you that the subject is one not
only highly Important but dear 10 the people aud that
II IS our solemn duty TO take that in hands it To-
cevcs no INJURY ardently pray, gentlemen, that our
debcratlons may be tremendously conducted, that
hc result OF our abors may promote the Union prospcr
~; and happiness of our beloved country
The address loudly and frequently appaudcd by
the assembly, evincng upon the part of the members
great unonmty of feeling, and cordial appreciation of
The sentiments expressed
Alter Mr. Stevenson took his scat prayers were offered
up ~ behalfofhe Convention in icrvent feeling man
ner ny The Rev Mr. Clark of city, at the request Of
the COMMITTEE OF Arrangements.
On motion Of General Saunders, of North Carolina
Hesoieed, That a Committee Of one from each State
bc appointed by the respective delegations TO prepare
rules and regulations for the government Of the Conycn-
ton. t
On motion Of Mr.. Horn of PENNSYLVANIA. il was Re.
sotccd, That The Pennsylvania delegation be excused
from appointing member of the said Committee
The ollowiqgpcrsops we're appointed said Committee:
MArNEa--Jabez Bradbury.
NEwi iAmrsTrRE.--fra A. Eastman.
MAssAcnUsLTTs.-JoDathan Allen.
RHODh IsfAEb.-Stcphen Branch
CoSNEcrteUT.LJamesG Bollcs
VLR@ONT.-Charcs Lindsey
NV YoRK.-Slas Wright IT,
NV JERsEY.-ARichard f. Thompson
MARYLAND.--Isaac McKm
NfRGIsIA Peter V. Daniel
DELAwARE-G George Reed.
NORTH CAROIIsA -ROmuus NJ Saunders
OnIo.-Samuel Medary
KRSTUcKY--J homas s Pew
GEORGiA. William d. Martin
MissfssfPrf.--J0hn b Ncyiu
ISDIAEA.-Samucl Milroy
lfLINOis.--Thomos s. Pew
MfssOURi.-- Nathan Kouncy
On motion Of Mr.. John L. Graham Of Nevy York Re-
soited, That committee Of one from each State bc oo
pointed 70 ascertain aud report the names Of flic Dele
gates Of The several States who IN attendance on fs
Convention. ~
NAMES or DELEGATES.
Jabcz bradbury, Nathaniel Clark, Nathaniel
- ferret Joseph Badger, Amos Hodgman jacob SmitI,
charles jarvis OTIS L. Bridges Reuel Williams Amos
Noarse, Edward H. Osgood, Samuel Vcazay, H. G. John.
son, timothy !. Carter, Cyrus Moore.
Nc,o hampshire Tristan Shaw, Mosc1 T. PeasIee
james NJ X. Wilkins, Joseph NJ Harper Perkins Gale
John feayy Joseph ". Smith, Jcrcmah Eikins Ira A
Eastman, Charles g.. AUIcron, Stephen Peabody Ma.
Than >. Colby, Jacob Strow, John n Fuller Ce0roe s
Root Richard Knncboll, John L. Putnam Jabez a
Douglass, Elijah Blaisdell, Jarad w WiianIs
bassochUsefts-Joh Mills, Gavton = Osoood Josiah
Dunham, J J.. &. AIMEE Frederick Robinson Eiipbalet
Case, Geo. Savory, James RUSSELL T.. s Everett Jobn
spur, samuel G. Alien, Jonathan Allen, W w ThoIop
son, j. W Crooks, Josiah J. Fisk Ebenozer Scaycr Pe