Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

adopting such measures as would he best calculated TO
promote the Of Democracy Therefore,
ReS0iecd, That the Democratic party in this county
in the views and object eynced by those resolu
tons.
Resolred That this county is represented by Wing,
whose course is adverse TO The cause of Democracy
The following resolution was moved by 5. 6. Davis,
and unanimously adopted
Resolrcd That Jackson D Bannon be- and is hereby,
appointed the Delegate 10 represent the Republican par
~ in the proposed Convention.
On motion of Jackson O Bannon, the following gen.
tlemen were also appointed Delegates: John G. Parks,
Rober, M Heterick. Col. Edward Amber, John hlof.
fslt Thomas Settle, Thomas Deahernge, and S. G. Da
Wis
On motion of Thomas Settle, Resolced That these
proceedings be signed by the Charmah and Secretary
and tina, copy be 10 The Richmond Enquirer for
publication.
On motion of William Corbin, the meeting adjourned
JOSEPH NlCKLlN, Chairman.
S. G DAVIS, Secretary.
NEW KENT.
Al meeting OF a portion of the Republican party Of
the county of New Kent, held at the Courthouse, on
Friday, the 10Th of March, Chat being Court day. on
motion made by VIM. R. c. Douglas, Esq, Col VIM.
Radcliffe called TO the Chair and John Lacy, Esq,
appointed Secretary The object of the meeting being
briefly explained by VIM. R. G. Douglas, his motion,
the Chair appointed Committee 10 prepare preamble
and resolutions expressive of the Of the meeting;
which, after few moments retirement, made the fol
lowing report:
Whereas discord exists in the party c which it has
been fortunes TO attach ourselves which if not heal
ed may greatly impair, if not totally paralyze, lis ener.
gies in the approaching elections, and be productive OF
state of things that may have tendency 10 eerate
TO the Presidency Henry Clay DhoSe Ihole potcat
for many gears has been at ,eih those great
fundamental principles hch hare held to Se npolaCe'
And whereas, we believe that the Republican ConVen
ton which will assemble in Richmond on the 18th OF
,nnib dn nuch hp
efforts, restore harmony 10 party and produce
unity of action b. its members, and hence avert slate
Of things above mentioned which every true Repubcan
would most sincerely depore. Therefore,
RtSotred, That will most chesriuy unite with our
brethren from other sections OF The Snte In the proposed
Convention, and that James Hayburton, WIN. K e
Douglas, DR.. Jno G Carter, VIM. Brumey, and Aluo
F. C. Jones' appointed Delegates to represent us in
said Conveniently which delegation motion, The
Chairman and Secretary of the meeting were added
RcsOirrd That Delegates hereby instructed TO
co operate with the Delegate from the other portions of
our Congressional and Senatorial DISTRICTS in nominal
ing Republican candidate for each.
Rcsotred That The above proceedings be signed BY the
Chairman and Secretary, and transmitted to The Editor
OF the Richmond Enquirer, with The request that he will
publish them !" his P WM: RADCLIFFE, cau,man
Jso. S. Lacy, Secretary
KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
Pursuant 10 public notice, meeting OF respectable
portion Of the Democratic Republicans of the county OF
King William, held at the Acquinton Church on Sa'
turday, the 10Th insant-wheeupon, Dr. Corbin Bfax-
called to the Chair, and Samuel Robinson aP
pointed Secretary
The object OF The meeting 1pained by Capt WIN
S Fonalne; whose motion, II was resolved, that
Committee of sk be appointed 10 draft suitable tesolu
tons
The Chair tlerecpon appointed VIM S. Fon,ane,
IL Christian, Frank e. RufIn Ro. Pollard, lhos.
fenbelton, and Ayleu Halves, who reported follows:
list. Res0red, That this meeting approve Of the OBJ
icci prosnsed to be effected by the Democratic Republi
can Convention to he held in Richmond, on The Bird
Monday iii March.
2ni Resoisod, That the People have right to know
the opinions Of candidates all political Subjects and
! when any candidate WAVES answering any question
ikereen, is good and sufficient for the People TO
discard him from their confidence though he be
Senator of the United States, aud that Senator be VIM
g Rives
3rd Rssoigcd That in addition to present county
delegate we appoint Capt Ro Campbell Dr. R W. Fox,
II. ] Christian, fendalI Gregory Aylett Hawes Frank
G Ruffin, Thomas Robinson, Sam B. Edwards James
Fl Bing Ivan S Fonlaime, and Roger Gregory, 10 re-
present us in sa!G Convention
zih. ficsotueG That the Chairman and Secretary be
added 10 this delegation.
9th. ResoireG, that these proceedings be published in
4he Richmond Enquirer.
9th. Res0csd, That The Chairman and Secretary sign
these proceedings.
CORBlN BRAXTON, Chairman.
SsML. ROBINSON, Secretary