Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

;,r op ,o citizens Of Brownsville, Bridgeport ara uel
ysiinties and cherrullT unite in recommending ina,
,onvenl;o.n be held at Brownsville ON wednesday n
35th day OF November. be Turned OF Delegates ro
,uus cities countless districts aud States, that may
sind !, copvenien be represented therein anu 'ia
an interest in the consti ucton OF SAID haii h'au r".
such other works Of national character as may ~
IN. welfare Of MARYLAND and her sister Satrs-ior 'i'
uruose Of CONSIDERING and adopting such measures US
.h, setli NEST likely to ensure the early co'"Pe,
s,;d road and thr construction OF such olhrF WIN a..
Jd Resoirrd That delegation Of thirty cltizehs' thg
Movor to be onr and ex-ofiico Chairman, be aPpoeu
70 The Chair to represent This City IN SAID Ioh'en.'
With authority to fill any vacancy, to appoint >
p,i,tec Of espindence and other ".I
oowers f, consider and recommend the adoption I" '
r,r,sures by those in authority, in their Judgment
,, most likely and proper To- accomplish the "hpcts q"
this ertng and thai the delegates attending S'" '0'
stiiute quorum :. :L
3D. Re o.rrd That the proceedings of this meeting be-
10, wardcd for publication in the Srvr'ai newspapers
.";ned in MARYLAND, the States of Prnnsylvanl E'r.
min Ohio Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri leI'
! fitoty of Michigan and District of Columbia
Which were unanimously adopted
WnEE1IS6, Nuv. 20.
GaIroad Hectine.-Beow ill he found the procrr,d.
49,, of = meeting held in this tuwn "Wednesday night
L, in resp6nse To the Brow nsvilie call ! lie meeting
,as yery large and may be said 10 Lave represented ie
| yruh and intelligence "i the town IL was a'aFFSseo
II nmc length by Samuel Sprlgg, Esq, ana ",ler gym
t,.n and the solutions carried by Gccannati"h
is presumed that all the gentlemen appointed to hileno
t,p conventions will prrnrm thai service ana 'a' Sh"I''
any he prevented from d'ug so. others wi" MI lie
c,ncy Judging oE, line interest manifested mere aus
Isewherc so far az on! observation has rxtrHdtd the
BROWNSVILLE convention will b. Of the largest tina
! .yer convened in the State TT Prnnsylyan -h"@tne
At meeting of ll: cz"I's OF Wheeling, hr'd al 'h'
court house "Wednesday evening, Nov let' |" Ian
milo consideration the appointment ut drIfgArS 10 th'
convention To- bc held Brownsville on TIE 10Th instant
T. jacob Mayer was called 10 the chair: and NJ WILSON
u ~ appointed S. Grizzly. H.,
= tiss..s;sa Esq i." explained .' '''J"e' - VII
= INK IN concise and pertinent address; "hen vi
! motion Of r. Mckee. Esq il was unanimously
RrSoircd, That this meeting feeling Gcrp ana iVei
interest ia the speedy extension Of the Baltimore ant
Ohio rail road TO the Ohio river fully concur IN the pro
pety Of the proposed convention in relation thereto
| be held at Brownsville on the 2oh inst
Rrsolrcd That delegation Of eleven persons br up
pointed to represent the interest OF the town oil Vince!
ing. and It's vicinity. in the said convention
| Whrrcupou the following gentlemen were appointed
said delegates, viz:
Samuel sprisg r. McKee, 4. Jacob, D. Ag"ew'
\ Mcclure. D. Zane, r. Hughes, Moses &. Good, }
! Caldwell, WIN. B. Altrrbury, J. G"shorn.
Rsso'r,d That the sud committee have power to ri
any vacancies that may occur, from any cause, i'll he'
own body.
Resoirrd That the proceeding of this meeting be pub
lished in the newspapers Of this town.
Z. JACOB, Chairman.
II NJ WllsuS. SccrcfQrU.