Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17
We aso compelled to lay over the decisions Of The
late Court of Appeals - -
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KING AND QUEEN.

| '"'' Soull OF Appeals
KING AND QUEEN S'''D'''''"'AD
al meeting of portion of the Corresponding Com
IN taVor of the election of Martin Van Burcn and
m smith tor the Presidency and Vice Presidency, of
ne oh1.ea states, Convened at King and Queen Court
house, on e g,h Of May, 1885, the REV. John Summer
son took The Chair (havng been designated as Chair
man by the Csntra! committeeD and VIM. Bird, Esq,
explained the object Of the meeting motion was made
| by john W. Robinson, E:q., :ha the Chair appoint Il
sub committee for the purpose of making out list Of
PERSONS proper to be added to the County Committee
and Of submitting any other matter pertinent the &C.
Whcreupon, the following gentlemen APP
pointed for that purpose, vlz:-John W Robinson,
David p Wright, Col. Thos f. Spencer, Capt Francis
Row. Capt. Robert Bland and Ludy Cauthron. After
retiring short time, Mr. Robinson reported the follow
| ing Resolutions, which unanimously adopted:
lst. Rcsoced That the following persons be added 10
the corresponding Committee, for the county OF hing
and Queen, viz CLANCY G. Henshaw, John g. Ande!-
son; Thomas c. Martin, James Bates, Robert . NOEL
Richard H. Garrett, Joseph H. Shelton, Washington
Skton' Philip Noel: Nathan Parker, John W. Wak!ns,
Dyke, Asa Gresham, Robert Garrett, John Williams,
Jams, W. Purcell, Western Ha,t John Richards. vii.
llsm WATTS Corbin Watkins Philip Eubank, John War
ton Robert Currie, Dawson Cooke, Thomas Cox, John
E. Meridilh, James Treble, Thomas Roane John Did
lake, Robert Bowden, John b. Bland, Ivcson Breach,
James Crittenden, james S. Warrington, james Norman,
Norman Warrington, Thomas Did!ake, William B Bland,
G. II. Bland, Peyton r. Massey Bar. Y Massey, Rev.
Beverley Pearce, Rev. John Marshall, James Brush
wood, Beverly P Pearce, VIM. Fl. Clayton, James
Guthrie, Lewis Davis Royston Didske, Ira Bland Jno
MILKY, Henry Ware William S. Jetiries Thomas Bew,
| James Bcw John pew, Thomas w. Garrett, VIM.
Brown, PaEnenas Bid, John Jackson, Henry Didake,
ST., Edward Garrett, r Daniel Clarke Ira Roane. Jas.
Seward, Benjamin Thurston, William Thurston, Frank
Smith, jr.
I'd Resolrsd, That we entertain unliminished conf
ccnce in the WISDOM virtue and patriotism OF venc!a-
bic Chief Magistrate and believe that he will retire from
the service of his prosperous and happy country, with as
much true glory entwned around his brow, as has fallen
to the lot Of any American Statesman since the Adnlns
traton Of the father of his Country
Sd. ResOlo,a, That firmly believe Martin Van Bu-
ren Of the Stale OF New York. 10 be wise statesman,
pure patriot and sound Republican, and better calcua
| ted to continue the principles. happily pursued by
General Jackson than any other individual now before
the American people, for the Presidency OF the United
States.
4th Resolrsd, That we unhes,a,ingly declare after
calm and eispassoMatc examination of his views that
the various charges against Martin Van Buren,, by the
pauc party, in relation to abotion free negro suffrage,
&c, &c, are false and UNJUST and that he will more
ciecluay promote Southern interests than any other ~
dividua we elect.
9th. ReSoired That pledge ourselves to be firm,
constant and vyllant in the good cause OF democracy
and that We WILL by all fair and honorable in
power best efforts 10 promote the election of
Martin Van Buren, and VIM. Smith, 10 the Presidency
| and Vice Presidency Of the u. States.
9th. Rcsoield That we congratulate the democratic
Republicans Of our county, OF our State, and Of the
pics; obtained at the recent eecons-provlng beyond
doub, cavil, that the Old Dominion cannot be moved
from her sound Republican doctrines, by all the pane
orators, ase Issues, and ambitious Office see kcrs belong
ing TO modern WhggeIy, or TO j bloated aristocracy:
eth. RcsoIeed That these proceedings be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and sent to the Editor of
the Enquirer for publication.
Upon motion Of MIR. William Bird, the Committee ad-
ourned to meet again on the I'd Monday in July next
J. SUMMERSON, Chairman
%:GLlAM BlRG. !secfstary.
/ Ij'The Corresponding Committee Of the Democratic
Republican Party, Of the County Of CAROLINE, request
ed 10 meet the Bowling Green, the I'd Monday in
June next Court day.
/ VIZ. ". DcEIYssy, Chairman.
| The following gentlemen compose said Committee,
to wir-Gico. II. FzliuEh, Henry Tyler, VIM. G. Nil
nor; John o. Sutton, MADISON II. Jones, Samuel Z.
sso,t: Charles Morris Lewis George, Booth Brown, w,
W. Tantcrro, Philip Lightioot, Benjamin I. Ialiaierfo,
Daniel DejaTnat, Anthony Ihorntona John G. Sutton,
Henry Durret %ce!;as Rove, sfaneis W: Scott, VIM.
r. b. WYATT Albert S: Hendley, Charles Atkinson W.
w Dickinson, Jr Ira White, Ed Clarke, Edm'd PEN
dlc,on, Ira T. Dickinson, Elliot Bo"lwarc, and Edwin
Lunsfo!d.