Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16

currency and is ding more to restore The Govern
ment 10 the prnc pies Of The Constitution than any
other man living: Therefore,
Rcsorcd, Tia. this meeting concur in the utility or
policy of holding Convention o the Republican party
in Richmond on Monday next
RrsoUcd, That the confidence OF this meeting in the
wisdom, patriotism, integrity and hrmness OF Martin
Van EuIen is undlmnshed, and that prefer his re-
election tie Presidential Chair that Of any man
now before the Americsn people for that high and re
sponsibe Office
Resoired, That Dr.. Archibald Anderson, Rev. VIM.
Crawford, DR.. William i Gillespie Joseph Lipscomb,
George Harris john l.. Collins, VIM. Waddy, David
Richardson, Maj. VIM. Jackson, DR.. WIN Meredith,
John Holiday, John Graves, Jno. Hart Chas. Hep
klns, Hiram Saunders, DR.. VIM. Beadles VIM F. John
son. VIM. w Bcades, Rabt n. 'Irce, Hugh Goodwin,
j., Elisha Jackson, and WIN. Nelson, be appointed de-
legates from the county Of Louisa 10 said Convention.
Resoirsd, That we are opposed TO National Bank Of
any kind on constitutional grounds we'll as on those
oil expedency-opposed 10 Tariff for proleclion-n
can We acknowledge the right in Congress 10 pass laws
the effect Of which is TO take money from portion OF
the country, for the benefit ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF lnti-
Viduals or companies in other sections.
RsS0tred, That the taxes wien paid by the people
ought not TO be loaned out by The Government 10 ndi
ylduais corporations
Res0ined, That The money collected by the agents oil
the Government should not be placed in the custody
oil hands that not responsible TO the people.
Res0i1ed, That copy Of the proceedings of this meet
ing he sent to the Editor Of the Richmond Enquirer tor
puoCauoh, ohu lnhl Inc EuilUIS OF the OIu
Dominion be requested 10 copy the same.
ResolUed, That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary.
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Chairman
WIN "A. GiLLEsFlE, Secretary.
LEEsBURG.
At meeting Of the friends Of the Administration. hello
in LcPsJurg Monday, the lfih March, for the Pur
pose OF appointing delegates TO tbs proposed Convention
to be held in Richmond the 18th inst william /. I
Mason, Esq was called Tie Chair and Jacob Shut
appointed Secretary. The object Of the meeting being
explained BY the Chair, motion Of J. T. w. Heaon
the Chair appointed The following gentlemen Commit
tee TO draft resolutions expressive or the sense oi The
meeting, viz John T. w. Hea.on, Col b. Shrere, Dr.
II. H. CIagelt, Henson Elliott Lewis Eisey, Captain
Charles Douglass, and Uriel Glasscock The COMMITTEE
reported the following resolutions, which adopted
lst RcsOCsd, That this meeting approve OF the CON
vention to be held in Richmond the 18th instant
I'd. RcSO'rsd, That Col. BrDjamin Shrcyc, GcneTa
Geo Rust, DR.. Henry Clagett, Capt. Chas Duugla
Capt &. Powell, Landon l. Carter, Townsend iiea
ton, John T. w. lleatnn, Crcl GInsscock, WeswOod !
Mason, Col Charles Taylor, Col Emanuel Wattman, bt
appointed Delegates to the said Convention.
And on motion Of Col Benjamin Sheye, the Chair
man and Secretary added to the list.
Sd. ResOircd, That we have undninishcd conhdeuce
in the ability, patriotism, and integrity Of harn Var
Buren, and will all honorable 10 promote hi
reelection.
4h. Rcsolrcd That the above proceedings be sIgnes
by the Chairmnn and Secretary and be published IN h
Leesburg papers and Richmond Enquirer.
WILLIAM 4. +. MASON, Chairman.
JACOB SHUT, Secretary