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


"on motion, committee of three was appointed 10
draw up resolutions for the consideration of the meet
ing MAJ Jas Kerr reported from the committee The
owing resolutions which were unanimously adopted:
hes0teed That the Chairman appoint central com
ittee OF "a, who requested receive such noina
TONS OF candidates for Electors for the next Presdent
ana Wee President of the United States as may be made
by the people in the several electoral districts Of iii;
o,ae; ana TO ascertain whether they willing to vote
anu WIN vote, for the Republican candidates who hay
oeeh nominated by Convention of the peoples dele.
2 gates at Baltimore, in Nav last
"Resotued, Thatt be recommended to the republicans
m TINS STATE who are in favour of electinp Martin Pan
buren, President, and Richard ~. Johnson Vice Prcsi
dent to correspond with the aforesaid central committee
and communicate to them the nominations of canddaes
Tor electors, when made.
" !fesotred, That the central committee be- and ore
az, ,eguested 10 address the people of this State on
ticket is formed - vac 'o'a'
heSotoed, That the chairman OF this meeting be add
cd TO the central committee.
In accordance with the foregoing resolutions the
olowing gentlemen appointed compose the cen.
ual committee for the State, viz:
tayetteriiie-Louis ID. Henry Esq Chm, ,rbo
IL. Hybart, and James c. Dobbin Esquires
o1mccrtand-Hon. Lauchln Bethune
Rateigh-Wm Ii. Hay wood ir and Wesley Io,s
Esqrs. - 1"N "sSiey Jones'
Darren-Hon. Weldon N Edwards, Hon. Daniel
iurner, and DR.. Joseph w. Hawkins
Fronkiin-Wm. P. Williams Esq. Col. Henry ] G.
Ruifin, John ID Hawkins, Esq - -
Lcnoir-Wm. ID. Mosely ESQ
PW-Col. Macon Moye
" HanoUer-Owen Holmes ESQ
-heehfen6urg-Jas. NJ Hutchinson, ESQ
iancofn--Mlchael Hoke, Esq.
Hay,oood-Co Robert Love
Ch0aoan-Charles E. Johnson ESQ
CaSaoeu-Maj. JAS Kerr
SuTry-Col. VIM. p Dobson
Shathans-Jos Ramsay, Esq.
Ordnge-Geu. Jos. Allison
Observation-Disclosures +. Leake Esq
BeTfte--Dr. Geo. o. Askew.''
caneus OF the wing and multiplying members of the
evening last to nominate candidate for the Presidency
&c &c Col Joyner of Halifax presided Some inn,
Pass.onea harangnng took place. during which, the
the viest ephets were applied to our venerated Presi
dent and the coarsest abuse most shameless Sian
GERS heaped upon Mr. Fan Buren,. Judge Iphitc as we
Understood, was nominated for the Presidency but the
their ticket for the Vice Presidency
g A caucus of The Wing members of the VIRGINIA a.
fsatute was held few days since at which, likewise
Judge White was adopted as the Wing candidate
=. Query.-Mr. Van Buren, having been nominated bv
democratic Delegates, called together by the people
themselves, and Judge White, the first instance by
little caucus at Washington City, and afterwards bv e
gslative caucuses,-we may be permitted 10 noyo;rs
whose, now, is the caucus candidate'"
ND-Ihe wing Convention, which met at
aournnS and Postponng the nominations till Nav ne
was iost-and then the Convention adopted the follow.
ing resolutions of their select committee
Resotced, That it is expedient for This 70
nominate candidate for the Office of President and 70
commend candidate for the office Vice President of
" Rcsot1ed, That Gen. W. II. HARRISON, of Ohio.
nominated as candidate for President of the United
Resolred, That JOHN TYLER, of VIRGINIA be 70.
commended as candidate for Vice President of the u
States " VIC ~
MIR. Nicholson of Annapolis offered tho Go,,o.n,.
resolution, which was unanimously adopted
hes0iccd, That each and every member of this con.
.oh pledge himself to his utmost efforts TO secure
me election of Gen. VIM. IL. HARRISON Ohio -
ane once OF President, and of JOHN TYLER of vir.
gha TO the Office OF Vice President the United tates
ana that the presiding officers of this convenon or,b
WIN communicate TO those gentlemen the fact of their
AZ friend observes to us, this indeed curious CO.
ihcidence The county Of Charles Cy in Va il seen,s
mas furnished the Wings Of Maryland with bol thsiy
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
they have missed figure The Wings of V,ra;,,,;a 6
not yet taken up Mr.. Tyler for their Vice-and - de-
70 Ie-echo the nomination of their brethren of Ma
ryand, the name Of their nominee will carry much les
weight TO their ticket than they could have s,,nnosed
Doe the event. for the yericaton Of the prediction
we novei however the precious qneston-WiIl John
Iyler suffer himself be run on the same t;cke, ,,
Ten Harrison--a Bank a Tariff an internal Imnrove.
nent PohucIan! The union would be monstrous as
the fable of the Centaur. -
fESSsYLvASIA-The Harrisburg Reporter rapidlv
sSe!ches The course Of the Siamsse Toins, the mt.
So"sc convention, and the Mir CoDveniion-and tbs
consequences, in the following manner; wv
These two piebald asscmbages concluded their doll;
S.os on thursday evening last, which resulted IN
ue nomination of Gen. Harrison for President and
francis Granger for Vice President by the former and
sanctioned by the latter. In the Anti.masonic conyen-
uon there was considerable Uproar confuson So.
cesson OF several Of its most prominent members 1ao;n
taken place. created great excitement among The
a,,a ne o. anti-masonry Among those who seeded
was lhaddeus &eDens, the leader OF the ant.asons o
took WIN him small flock, who together with nor
Won Of the central committee assembled on THURSDAY
iast, al Mr. Wilson's hotel in this place and ,sgseJ
so n; ana sundry resolutions, among which is the
" ResoDed, That the Democratic Anti Masonic STATE
COMMITTEE Of Pennsylvania approve Of hoid;nv = A.
tt0ndt Hnf,Aasonie ConCenfion at PhudsJo5r an ~,
Jtrst Wednesday Of NM ne1k F w "''
hesossd That the following gentlemen be reouest.d
act az Delegates, to represent the Democrats nil
masonic party Of Pennsylvania, in said Nationaf coa
Amos Ellmaker, Harmcr Denny, Thomas II Bar
iiowes, charles Ogle, William Line Nathaniel b Boi
,,eau' Sharles Thompson Jones, rhaddeus Stevens vii
i ani ig''e5 Cornelius Darragh Joseph Patterson Ben
gcctnlh - Miier, Theophilus Fenn BENJAMIN Jsnius
lhomas Gwinner, John Funk 1'l,omas I'LL, W. ~
irwin William Piper, Francis Parke Henfy Wine,
isaac richardson, Hugh Mehaffey David Lawson Sam
o rs s, Jacob Alter Joseph Miller, Henry middls
ton, William Cymer, John DUNCAN"
nus II Will be seem that that portion which
ION, no, 'ls Antnasonic convention are in favor Of Ma
uonai convention ond have accordingly anoo;n,ed ~
iega'es 70 that convention The other poriion o, 4;
soi oi state nomination. and in despite OF All ,be
ePoltun'ucs OF the true grit did proceed to mako 30
vvh hsoa as above stated IN this latter movement tbe
,rrhgs nave outmanmuvred the Antics inaemnck :,
they succeeded IN getting their avorte Ger usrs;'on