Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05
AMELIA MEETING S9;"'" o'N1c'a11


AT numerous meeting of citizens of Amelia count -
at the Courthouse the second day of May, 1885
called TO the Chair and John r Bottom was appointed
SccTetaryIhe object Of the meeting having been ex
planned by Francis F. jones' the following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, have undiminishcd confidence in the
virtue, wisdom and patriotism Of Andrew Jackson, and
the Government of the United States: And whereas
Union and concert amongst the Democratic Repub-
licans essentially necessary TO The election Of
President and Vice President of the United States
And believing that National Convention Of that
party, is the most efeciual mode of concentrating
ats strength in the election of those important OF
hccrs; ana whereas, many OF the citizens Of tho
County OF GoCchland, friendly TO the present Admit
nsirauon at public meeting, held by them on the 25h
ut, have recommended TO the Republican party in the
other counties of this Congressional District to appoint
Delegates TO meet at Chesterfield Cout-h house the
llh instant with authority TO select from their body,
two or more Delegates TO represent this Congressional
District in the Convention TO be assembled at baltimore
the twentieth of this month for the purpose OF non
mating suitable persons candidates for President and
Vice President of the United States
Rcsoirtd, That we approve of the recommendation of
above, above stated.
Resolred, That we approve of the National Conyen-
ton to be held in Baltimore the 20IA instant
ReSofrtd, That Fabius Lawson, Jam Gregory aud y
Francis f. Jones be appointed DeHgs.cs attend tho
meeting at Chesterfield Courthouse, the I1h inst
and they are hereby authorized TO unite with the meeting
in selecting from their body, two Delegates 10
represent this Congressional District in the Baltimore
Convention provided dclc0ace from the other couutea
in the District attend; if not then the said Fobus Law
son, William Gregory, and Francis f. Jones urc bercb
appointed Delegates, any Of whom are au-
torlzed and requested to represent this county, in the
Baltimore Convention.
Rcso'ccd, That these proceedings be signed by The 4
Chairman and Secretary, and copy thereof he forward
ed to the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer and Peters.
burg Constellation, with request tat they publish tho
same in their respective papers.
FABIUS LAWSON, Chairman.
JOHN I. Borrow, Secrctary
cO1LHUyyICaTED. =
To he Republican Voters Of hc Brunswick Senatoria
District
FELLOW CITIZENS: A vacancy having occurred i.
the Senate Of Virgnin, by the election Of Gen. Dron
gooe to Congress, behooves be looking TO
Of prominent Fellow Citizens to fill the ancy
who viii faithfully reflect will; and, 20 prevent di
vision in ranks IL is respectfully suggest TO you -
hold meetings in each county, and appoint DcIek
General meeting Of the Delegates Of the Dis
which is proposed to be held Cfcensvile June CO..
for the purpose Of recommending a suitable candid W
for the sufifages Of tho Democratic Republicans Of
District MANY VOTERS
CoHMtNJca1ED
~ The Democratic Republicans Of the County s.
King q Qseca, are requested to meet at their NJ
Court I'D Tuesday for the purpose ofoppontng - -
gates to the Baltimore Convention.
CARD
~ The Democratic Republicans Of the County ~
Spottsylvana aud Town Of Fredericksburg, friendly
the present Administration, will meet at Sposyvan
Courthouse Monday The 4th of May next (bcin
Court day) for the purpose Of clccting delegates to
Baltimore Convention, to be held on me goth Of M
next
Hon John Mills, formerly s,1ator in Congress ffo
! Massachusetts, has been appo.ed " y District Alto
ney los that State, 10 place. Andrew Dunlap, Esq,
''gnso