Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-15

guard of our principles aud barrier TO the h,rgues of
our opponents
2. Resolecd, That the frmncss wisdom and honesty,
with which Andrew Jackson has discharged the duties
OF his Administration, cninently enlc him 10 the graft
tudc and support of every Patriot and Rcnublcan
g. RcSo,rcd That the decisions of panic the nt eues
OF Bank faction aud the lagran violation of the right
OF instruction. have awakened the people OF Virginia
in the issue of the eections the triumph of tnsp
sound principles and great truths ON which our Deo-
cratic inst tutons based
a. Res0ired That
county TO said Convention.
The blank in the fourth resolution was then filed will,
the names of Edmund pcndlrton, Philip iiyhtioot
George fitzhugh. DR. b. f. Taliaerro Samuel e. Scott
Harrison.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were added
TO the Delegation
And then the meeting adjourned
w W. DICKINSON, Chairman.
w. c. Nixon, Secretary
LOUISA COUNTY.
AT meeting Of the friends of the present Admins
tation in the county of Louisa Monday the lth OF
May, at the Cour-lIousc, (being Court day) George
Harris. Esq, was called TO the Chair aud the Reverend
William Crawford appointed Secretary The object of
the meeting being stated from the Chair the following
Preamble aud Resolutions adopted
Whereas, the term of Andrew Jackson President OF
the United States, will shortly cxpre-and il is hchly
desirable to perpctuatc the prominent principles
which have so emncny characterised his Ajlninstra-
ton, and which are considered by this meeting be in
aud IL is OF vital Importance the interest the
democratic Party, to unity OF action far
IN their power, it becomes proper and expedcn adopt
some plan by which disunon can be avoided:
l. Therefore, ReSoscd, That the most ciicctua mode
OF asccrtaining the will of the people of these United
States upon the subject of the Presidency is the as
cnbrpf Delegates i'll S.e lio Tor Tie purpose of
nominating for the Presidency, who will
iaet likely be acceptable the great Democratic Party
2nd kcSofced, That II is the opinion of this meeting,
that the National Convention which is contemplated 10
be assembled in Baltimore the Doth of May will be ac-
tuacd by spirit oi dcation but will assemble the
full conviction that the people and ought
Tor whom they please and that the object of such Con-
vention is the promotion Of unity Of action and prcven
ton of division.
3D. Reso'red, That this meeting will most heartily
concur m the nomination Of any Democrat who may
receive the support of the Baltimore Convention for the
Presidency of these United States.
9TH Resolecd, That William c. Rvcs, of the county
OF Abcmarlc, is still in the implicit confidence of
TINS ,eetingand that his gallant, consistent and able
stand IN support Of the Democratic Administration of
Andrew Jackson entities him the confidence of the
Convention and that Of his country.
9th Resoictd That Richmond Terr Esq., Hugh
Goodwin, Jr., John II. lnarcs Doc William A. ellis
pie, Doct Fountain Mereweahcr, Anthony Waddy, ir,
thomas Wooolk, jr, Capt. John Graves, William ID.
Mansfield Doct. Archibald Anderson and George Iiar-
rs Esq be, and they hereby appointed, Delegates
from the county of Louisa the meeting Of the Balti-
more Convention, TO be held on the Doth May 1895
9th Rcsotced That the above preamble and resolutions
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and published
In Tue Richmond Enquirer and fredericksburg Arena
GEO. HARRIS, Chairman.
WILLIAM CR,wroRD, Secretary
NELSON COUNTY
LoyiSesroS, May 1ith. 1895.
Agreeably to notice meeting held u Loyinyston
on Saturday the 9th ult for the purpose Of taking into
eonsdeiation the expediency OF sending Delegates
more m ma, o, proposed to be held at Bat
nominated to the Chair, and Nathan G. Anderson APP
pointed Secretary.
On motion the following gentlemen viz Capt John
Is Coles, Captain Wilson Smith, DR.. J. +. Montgomery
and Capt George Vaughan were appointed Commit
lee TO dait Preamble and Resolutions, who after having
tna G,f1o
unanimously adopted:
The people of Nelson county friendly to the present
Administration and having sustained il because i'm it,
progress has pursued policy calculaled the one
hand to rescue the Government from strong consoli-
uaung PRINCIPLES which had been engrafled on il by
tle iate Administration; and the other TO secure The
stability OF the Union against the anarchica doctrine of
Nuhcation, and an unqualified right of secession
deem II their duty they can to uerpetuat tho
principles which have effected these great objects They
deem particularly important the principles BY
wnh the present Administration has been characterized
III te approaching Presidential election and more par.
ucnlariy It's policy in relation the United States Bank
ny securing the election not only of some sustain
ing the prominent policy of the present Administration
ou one oil uncompromsing hostility 10 any OF
the present charter of the Bankor the charter of anv
National Bank Experience has taught us, that the
snfest way to secure this desirable end is the
eecon going TO the House of Representatives by Sc
curing an election by the People This object can only
be effected by concentrating the votes of the whole
of the party.
BE therefore RlSolred-
lst That we approve of the objects of the National
convention, to be held in Baltimore by the friends of
the present Administration the Goth inst to nominate
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency of
the nited States, at the next election
"a; mat Lafayette Neville, Esq and Capt John NJ
smith, ne and they are hereby appointed Delegates
represent us in said Convention
5d mat the said Delegates recommend our dsiin.
gnshed citizen, VIM c. vcs, Icing well qualified to
hll the office of Vice President
qth That the foregoing preamble and resolutions be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and forwarded to
c richmond Enquirer and Virginia Democrat for pub
hcation ITTLEBURY N. LYON, CAmn
~ c. AsDEnsoS, Sec'ry.
SURRY COUNTY