Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31
SPRING ELECTION.

The Republican Party is organizing itself in several
counties, with greet spirit, and in fine emperFauqner
is setting an example to her sisters Col. Smith and
Cen Wallace ore the candidates of the friends Of the
Administration former, friend Of the Sub Urea.
sury the latter its opponent One of these candidates
writes: "Our divisions will not be adverted to during
the canvass 1t shall not my part unless it be to al.
lay all excitement There is general desire for recon
tuaton IN which no heartily concurs than
do'-ln this spirit only we beat the Wings.
In JEFFERSON county, Messrs. VIM. Lucas and Henry
Bedinget are the Van Buren, canddates-Messrs. Bush.
rod C. Washington and George Reynolds non,i-
In Albemare. Mr.. v. w. Sou.hall (Whig) has an.
nounced himself candidate. He declares himself
against the Sub.Treasury B-aganst the renewal Of
she ret Bank System"-against United States Bank
"as wholly unconstitutional" He prefers q simple
oeposl OF our national revenue in good solvent State
Banks-w,hout the privilege of discountiug at all upon
a-here 10 remain upon special dcpoSite till it is de-
handed would have these Banks 70 be such as the
several States for their own depostes-hus depriv-
ing The General Government Of The selection of the de-
positories of The public money
he goes for the Bank State system, with the
essary Brancbes-As to the Senator Of the u States,
lie says, g" need hope scarcely say, that were in the
next Legislature, should, in the election of Senator,
s,t Lee prefer and sustain an individual who should
agree with me in those principles and opinions which
nave heretofore often publicly declared before you,
anu IN the svowal Of which have been sustained by
Mose heretofore supporting me. But. as have ever
eohtehced Tor that theory of Government VI hch re-
sognses the duty Of representative faithfully to reflect
Me will Of bis constituents, need hardly add, that, in
.uch eeclion should obey the known will OF my coun-
PUBLIC MEETING IN MONROE.
AT large and respectable meeting of the Democratic
Republican Party Monroe county, held at their Court
mouse, on Monday, the 10Th Of March, 1885, t being
for the purpose of selecting suitable can
70 be voted for by the Republican Party of Mon
,H a. se't next eecton-Col VIM Ellis called to
Tbs oh and D.! Ward Cook appointed Secretary
n,,;nsd G h Of the meeting having been briefly ex
n,;on. us,o oapI William Adar, r the following reso-
~ 49,, unanimously adopted sa..=
0u not,oh OIL !rislram Patton, ESQ,
unanimously, That the zeal and indefaligable
TL.sJ " ou' present representative, Col Augustus A..
pi, ~ p'o;e Inc interests of his constituents
tne OF virginia. deserve the thanks of this
meetng' ana that his distinguished talents nexibe
integrity and devotion 10 Republican p,inc;nlea enti,e
him 10 the confidence Of his constituents I'D ,S, ha hs
recommended suitable candidate to h ro,sd e., =,
our next election for Delegate to the next Gsuer,,
'embly of Virginia. e''' az
Resolred, That Col. Wm Ellis, Mao. sam,e, c,,,t
HaPt VIM. Adar, r., and Tristram Patton, ESQ he an
pointed Committee TO inform Mr.. Chapman Of his no
io'nal'on, and request bis acceptance thereof
hesored, That the proceedings of this meeting be
agneo oy the Chairman and Secretary, and copy for
". to the Editors Of the Western Enquirer and
I.h Msenmond Enquirer, with reques. that they pub
'e same in their respective papers.-
VIM VIM ELLIS; Chairman.