Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-05
VAN buren, MEETINGS.

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meeting Of the g Van Basen Committee Of Cores.
ponGcucc for Marshall county held a. the house OF
! Ai, WIN. r. HIcLYre }huTst!ry eTcnag, June ,
| Mr. Elisha Mess acted Chairman and &. w. Price
! Secretary.
Tho obiec! of the meeting having been fully and fairly
! explained by tIr Chairman and free interchange o!
feeling and seEt!Hens oppressed, the following namea
! were added to the committee:
! Capt. James Ewing jefferson T. Martin. Capt john
! Scott, Colonel Vincent Cockayre Abelara 1om!inson
! John D!ckrv john Reid, Thomas Clagg. Fred Bane
: Benjamin Harvey. James Howard, Washington Howard.
John Chambers, Sas Kittle, William Parkinson, Capt
Ben;ar,n Shepherd, James Ogc, Henry HobIzel, Ko.
bert Alexander, Jeremiah Jeiersnn Col. Sanse P Bl
kcr. James Bonsr, Of James, il1or Joseph Ward, WIN
! Mcnx, Moses Reid, Abraham Cavalt, Vim. Anguish.
Lambert Clark, Ma hanel Shepherd. John Alley, Moses
kueknan Joshua Gardner, Arjaen Price, Sas Free,
Anthony Waync, James Buchanan, Nicholas Wikc:t.
Timothy MAJ ha!l: Hca7y Burton, Thomas Reynolds.
Dr.. II. 3 . Neii DR.. Thomas hcComic, Jesse Tomin
son. Thomas Pollock DaTiG Wells, Robert McConaghy.
ESQ, John Scott, -ohr Taylo7 JOHN Roberts, OF Ed.
ward Edward Hogan: Carlton Hughes, AbneF Newman.
James Jefferson Henry ioho Lazarus Rnc, Alexander
Mcdonald. john Jefferson. Lewis Y"!lo John Stewart;
Peter Markce john Mosandcr, Sam. Howard, Of Joha.
RolIa Wells. D. Martin, Robert Gorrc!i.
The following the o.. those appointed by
tie Van Eurcn Stale Convention the Eth Of January
B. W Price: hlexanGs! Newman, Lewis D. PuFdy:
Rev. john L. West Wm r. Mcclure, John Cordell, G.
A. Price. Is. Cockayrc, Jesse v Hughes, James "
Cae,t, Samu~l Venus, q. San::nrc, Elisha Moss, d
Macane.
The committee being thus formed proceeded TO the
election Of Incl. standing officers, and the following gem
BUsHROD W. PRICE, Chairman.
EiIsHA M"Ss, Scrstsry.
Tie proIr2.y aai necessity o! establishing newspa.
per to supprt and advocate the claims Of Martin FaA
Buren, The Presidency, c9nsidered and after ma
,ure debe-ltion. It
Reso!red That deem it c1Pcdcnt to establish
new weekly newspaper! 10 the support OF the people
/ candidate, .harta Tan EHrcn, TO, President.
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cessarv the present crisis. nasmuch as the attempt
made by the Opposition, fur time; to establish
| pa per here i about to be consunmated
Rsscrcd, T1t vii! GIT best exe'tions homo
rably 10 give such Dlper general circulation in Western
Virginia. and elsewhere, believing that lis establishment
will cen~1 essential s"Tyicr 20 tho cause in which we
engaged.
icSnlr,d That the rapcr be committed 70 the care 81
| the Chairman and Secretary Of Ibis committee.
Resviecd That il be continued only until the allc!ac-
tons through the United States shall have been
ceired and published in It's columns; Of such size and
price as the Chairman and Secretary may judge best
Resoired, That these proceedings be signed BY the
Chairman and Secretary and published in the Marsha!
i Sentinel ELIAS MOSS, Chairman.
+ B. w. PxIcE, Secretary.
The Corsni.tce state that the Spring election turned
on tie differences between the parties, Administration
aid Wigs and the think they have nothing 10 tear III
: future.
RUSSELL COUNTY.
Tic Members OF the Corresponding Committee Tor
Russell county having assembled the Courthouse OF
said county the 9TH day o: June lcG, in CONFORMITY
TO tho rcccmass ndaon of the Central! Corresponding
Committee, organised tbe,nselvcs-and after adding
number OF czns to said committee, adopted the follow
! ing Resolutions
Resorcd That the nomination of Martin Van Buren, 70
the People Of Virginia, for the o!iicc IF President Of tIr
United States, and the nomination of William Smith, 10
the People Of Virginia for the Office Of Vice President
are most cordially approved by This Committee.
Rcsored. That 1t is the opinion OF this Committee that
! ha ,lIa,lI
county either than the Van Durcn ticket at the
approaching Presidential election.
! Resotrcd, That in order preserve unaninity, and
promote 1ai amongst citizens: THIS Committee viii
meet the Courthouse the first day Of every term OF
our county Court until after the election.
II. SMITH, Chairman
Republican Corresponding Commtce for Loudoun county
| Dr. EIeney Cageu, Wl!lilm I. l. Mason, Col. john
Humphrey Cap,!a Charles Dcugass, Uric! Glascock,
Townsend iIeatvu Ds. Wonders: William Mershon, and
| COL Alfred Rust.
Republican Corresponding tomolitee fer Buckingham
County.
The Committee had meeting on Monday, the 18th Of
June, l5}G-Clares Yancey, Esq, p:csding and John
| W. Hasklns acting Secretary.
| The following gentlemen were chosen as additional
members Of the Committee, viz Josiah Purdue Carol ii
Shepherd, Adam Hacker, Thomas Eldridge, Robert "
| Maupn, William l.. Brown, Capt VIM Moseey, VIM
Shepherd, YIN Is5elI, Edmund S. Tinds, Wm. y
Jones, Geo. W. Word, Glover Gaugh Dr. Robert T.
jones' Rrb X. Hooker, Capt San'l. I. Flowers, lhos
W. McCraw Samuel Glover, Peter Il Jones, Jas. Hack,
John TnGn!I sr, Col Pleasant Meredith, Thomas Cobhs,
William 4. Miller, George Rigby, Jesse P. Wilkinson,
David W Glover. John !. Buryman, Rev F. P. Smith,
Nehemiah acAsIlam, Dr.. John 5. Mills. Alexander K.
Davis, William Hooker, benjamin. Seay lsham Gillian.
Bradley S Glover, Marmaduke Gannaway, Thomas
Saunders james Baghy. Branch Lee, VIM B. Coo!s.
Capt. Vim Booker, Christian Shrack Frederick Cabeil,
Stephen Ghastsn Rev. John Ayres, Oliver Ayres, and
Reuben Cot55.
The Committee adopted the following resolutions:
RcS0ircd unanimously, That this meeting enertains
the belief that Martin Van Burcn will get majority Of
the given in this county. at the Presidential cleo
| ton in November next.
The Committee then adjourned to meet again in July
COMMUNICATED.
Al Quarterly Sessions begun aad held 70. King George
% ID Of June ls3l