Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-24
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CAROLINE COUNTY.

COMMUNICATED
CAROLINE COUNTY.
At meeting OF the Corresponding Committee OF the
county Of Caroline, held at the Tavern OF George
Thornton, Bowling Green, agreeaby to notice. to pro
mote the election Of Martin Vaa Buren, 10 the Presidency
Of the United States. and Judge VIM: Smith, as Vice
President WIN. w. Dickinson sa!ed 10 the Chair
and Dr.. Peter j. Francisco was appointed Secretary
The Chairman having 1plancd the object OF the meet
ing, il then addressed by VIM. U. MINOR, and The
Rev. Francis w. Scott.
The following resolutions were then unanimously
adopted: ... .. .
Resofred That committee be appointed to meet
brethren of Spoltsylvania county at
the 18th July and to confer with them the best
Of promoting our common cause. -. - .
The following gentlemen were then appointed said
committee, TO w.t. VIM. 6. Minor Philip Lssuqot, Cpl:
Ira White, Henry Tyler, Francis w. Scott, Vim. Bank
head James NJ G. Dickinson, DAME! Dajarnettc; An
,ony Thornton, B. F. Taliaferro, VIM A. AfoncCre, lno
o. Sutton, Col, Archibald Samuel and Gen. II. Fitz-
hugh.
On notion the Chairman and Secretary added to
the Delegation and the following gentlemen added 10
the Committee Of Correspondence for the county Of Ca
rolinP:
Maj Jno. D. Hargrnve, Masco Bonwsre, Grey Boul-
ware Robert Wood, Elliot p. Campbell, Jas. J. White,
Bentley, Jno Conway, Rch'd Norment, Jas. Thomas,
Atwe G. Coleman, Robert G.. Sutton, Frederick w.
Coleman Col Archibald Samuel, JAS d. Coleman, Benz
Coleman, George W. Madison, Saml. Andersen, John
Anderson Jr., Gideon Fnppo, Capt. VIM. Kidd Christie
pher r. Baylor, Jas }. Garnet, Dr. Jeter, Samuel D.
Peu,ross John Hsckes Rufus Chandler, Robert Scott,
Irn E. Dickinson, VIM HARRISON sr., VIM. Saunders,
Henry Dnggett, Richard B. White, Hugh r. White, Ed
A. Pendeton, Col. John Washington. James D. Thorn.
ton, ST. Charles A. Lewis, VIM. A. Aloncure, Maj. Phi
lip Samuel, John z. Samuel, Philip Samuel Jr, John
Sutton, Jr.. johnson Newton, Richard Wright, Dr. WIN
S. Boutwell,, Pan Conner, Capt. VIM Harrison, Robert
Harrison, Henry Wright, William +. FEppn Bennett
Wright, John B. Hippo, Robt. Pitts George Conner,
WIN. c. Burruss, Horace Hazrp, Philip Gatcwoot, and
Samuel Coleman.
On motion, RssOlued, That the Editors of the Enquirer
and Political Arena, be requested to publish these pro-
Greetings. And then the meeting adjourned to Aug1st
VIM. W. DICKINSON, Chairman
P. Francisco, Secretary.
ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY,. -.
At meeting of portion Of the Corresponding Com
nec in favor OF the election Of Martin Van Buren, and
Judge VIM. Smith for Presidency and Vice Presidency
Of the United Slaes convened at the store Of Captain
Thos Hawkins in the county OF EhznbetH City, on the
9th day Of June, 1885, Samuel Watts took the Chair
(naving been designated Chairman, by the Central
Commillee.) James Nj. Vaughan was appointed Scerc-
taey The Chairman having briefly explained the jec!
Of the meeting motion was made by VIM f.. Moore,
that the Chair appoint sub committee, for the purpose
Of making list Of persons p7oper TO be added to the
County Committee and OF submitting any other mater
pertinen, 10 tie occasion Whcrcupon, the following
gentlemen appointed for that PURPOSE via Capt.
Vim E. Moore Jacob K WFay land WIN. Latimer.
After short time, Capt Moore reported the following
resolutions, which were UNANIMOUSLY adopted. - o..
Isl Rcsolped That the following persons be added to
the Corresponding Committee fr The county OF Eliza
beth City, viz: DR.. Richard G.. Banks Robert ludgins,
John Tabb Giles Cook, Fhos. Hansford ChaEies Watts,
jain Wond, Thomas e. keaion, w. Watts, Ristatd
Roland, Matthew Watts, Joseph Phillips, Charles C.
Cooper, James Phillips, John ?. Topping John Ar,Ss'
trad b. Elliott, John Elliott, gos Lalimos Jr., Thos.
Hamkns, John Wind.r, Iohi, c. King John c. Robin
R,,hA ,cp<i
John Dewbre, Geo. Phillips, Joseph Ternis, edward
Williams. =,
ID Rcsolped, That entertain undiminished conf
dence in the wsdum u:rs and pHtrlotisu OF cos vene
rabe Chief Magistrate and believe he will rst7e from
the service of his prosperous and happy couny with
as much true glory entwincd around his brow, as has
fallen to the lot Of any American statesman since the
administration Of the father of his country
Sd. Rcsoired That we FIRMLY believe NJ Fan' Buren,,
of the State of New gor TO- be wise s,aiesfaan pure
patriot and sound republican, ard better calculated 10
continue the principles so happily pursued by General
Jackson than any osher individual DOW before The Anne
rican people for the Presidency of the United States
4ih ResofrcG Ehat we pnhesitatingly declare, alter
cain, and 4spassonse examination Of bis ziews that
the various chtases against Martin Van Buren, by the
panic party in relation to Abolition free negro Suffrage
&C. &c are fse and unjust, and that he will more ct.
fectuay promote Southern Interests IMAM any olhcf na'-
ridual we slec..
9Th R,sois,G That we pledge ourselves to be firm,
constant and rg;t in the good cause OF Democracy,
and that w by all fair and honorable means in our
power promote the election Of Martin Van buren anu
VIM Smith, y, shs Presidency aud Vice Presidency OF
the U. States.
9th Rcsosssd That we congratulate the Democrats
Republicans Of State spon The signal triumph OF
party and principles, obts:ne0 al the recent elections
proving beyoad douba eayi, that the Old Dominios
cannot he snovrd Gso her sound Republican doctrines
7,h Rssoi,cs, Frat tbrse proceedings be signed b
the Chairman sae Secretary, and sent 10 the Editor OF
the Enquirer sog PssbiSeason. -.
SAML. WATTS; Chairmna-
JAMES Nd. Y4seSAs, SceTs!ary.
Republican Corresponding Conzsitee for BATH County,
meeting @ ,@ ss
cd to publish, the same:
e. B. Williams, ESQ, Maj. Adam Given, Mai; John