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lion by the 6r., Of the above ss.Ols.

Tie resolutions were i.cn ,ueecssiveiy FRO
pounded from Ihe Chat and unanimously adopt.
81, except that the second resolution wss opposed
by one uega;ivr voice.
Mr. Dsbney, Of AlbenarIe. he usmber who
had voted against the second resolution, explain
ed lhattls vote Was not given In eonSeausnoso OF
any dissent ffcn the preferences expressed Tor
Mf Clay and Mr.. Ta,lmadee. whose nomina-
'ion ne cordially aPPrgyed, aud would heartily
support.
Ih' Chair then announced tho following
COMMITTEES to select Representatives. 10 The Har-
hshofg Convention, VIZ MessrS. Miller Of Pow
haian, Cotton u Ehsaseih Cry. Boiling 81 Pc
t-fseurE, Rsunon OF Mockleubufg, wiisoa Of
Cumberland, Psnncli Of Piusyivania. Douaid Of
Bedford, VERIFY ofaNorihamp,on. Dickinson Of
Cnfo'ine. French Of Prince William. wickham
Of Hanover, Harms Of LOUISA, Chapman OF
Orange, Co's'on Of Loudoan. D.ndfidge of Jee-
irtson, Joocs Of PrndIvtou. Kinney Of Aagas,s,
Preston OF Montgomery, SlaaIi Ut Grcenbi4ar,
Mcdonald Of Hampshire, Goodtng of Ohio.
The Convention thea adjourned 10 meet &C
tour O'Clock.
That hear having arrived, aud Tic Conven-
ton a. assembled,
NJ. M,''er, from he Cemmrtcc 10 select Re-
Frc>eniaisyes % IIau,,Lu,g. reported tha, iha
Conmluec rad nominated tie following gentle
men;
Sc nauss of rsnilrmen appointed TO tho
Harrisburg Cohvrnu.n, IA last Free PreSs.l
Which report ". rnAnimoasly euneurrri ia
ty ths Cohycuui n
In pursuance % The Recommendation Of the
CoHIJ4'ii.e % -, the following ecnilemea were
apP'sr g a Central COMMITTEES for the State q
Nusinia, VIZ WIN II MscG.rlanj, Cen. J. h.
Harv.e, iuey Baxter, James I.yoas. John
VI. BoHs, Holden Rhodes. Gen. bernard Peytoa,
W1nchsm Rober,son. James NJ. Wickhan.
Peaohy Il Gatian. Lewis w Chumbrrlayn-,
Henry l. ntcoes Francs q Dclne, il. Col.
George VI CsFnugIcn. SherNia MeRzc, John
u Young I.lac \. GoddlH, Dr. M,caj IN Clarke,
samuel Taylor, and John Hampton PIs.sants.
GA motion Of Mr Darnan,
R''o!rsd. That each member Of his Convrn-
'iun Contribute Tie sum Of Eve collars towards
advancing the oiJcets for which At has as.c,n-
bed, aud ,hai tte same be paid 10 kenion Har-
per. e. be transmitted TO he Central Committee.
after esiIayIng he necessary eIpea~s acquired
hefe.
Mr. Newion % .EcA:AorelanG. now rose. and
ot'cHirE hat the report Of tie Committee Of
p had been limited - a preamble snl resolu-
Z
pc ~ Virginia, read IA hs place an abe adj
tr'ss, ilc ad"puoa Of which he aAked. as carry
nag out only more az large TIE same views pre-
srhi"d "a the preamble and resolutions.
Geg Lev', % Rockingham, and Mr. Chap
man J.hnSu. While lhey most cordially sub
serted 10 The sentiments of dc paper offered BY
'hr gentleman ffon wes,morrlaud, suggested
tie 'mFfeffteiy Of adopting two psrsrs contain
ing ihe same sentiments, and Vaying cniy IA
foim.
Mr. Newton repIiri al some length, urging
nc en'ire agreement and Coincidence Of the pte-
a@sie and the address, and ge consistency Of
atopuek both
Mr. Leigh entered into a vans,y OF viewsIo
'ho~ The ineongrulry u adopting the address un.
Der the circumstances Of the ease, whist he fully
a'snied '0iis Pnneigtes.
Mr., Archer OF Amelia, e1pres.iug hi, h,yA
exploitation II the address. neger,hsIsss us9.a
ihe sane views, and appealing TO ME. Hswtoa
80 v'isfraw ii. Mr. Nsv,oa ssI 50 acre, iia.l,.
Mf. Miller 81 FoshaIan, expressing has ss,,s-
iaenon al lD result, how offered the foiloujsg
resolutions, Which we've unanimously a9op,ss
- VII resolution o. hank. ~ he Prs.,4snt
and Seero'arc', and 70 ihc ciussus q Staua,oa
!oI iae.f attention. kindness anA Hospitality.
The President Of the Convention, N a bfisS
address, rr,uurt hts shAnA, flf the rrs, ls,,o,,
iuI passed., and aga,n. ali 81 lAe Fnort e.rne,t
inannef invited the Hh'g Psfty 60 'sink ~ suirn'
VIA h'if fnHuP.es bu' nevst sih men. aud
congratulated us Cohgcnt,on or The ciesf,ne
F"Pccw Which sziuied re- Nhis pariy.
Aht iaen o. motion al SIR Dofman,
Ihc Csntsau'u o., ,urset ~ DE.
Ihf 'pscci0 ~ Mes,t. Leigh. Johnson. Ar
chez Aad NcFion. utea ihfy touched upon e..
inilpgse, a. uar fulrfs aud tie stafs 81 putic AZ
.sus v+fe received rih bod rheeis WIEN
Mr. Leigh reclaimed uaf- rar D. - Eaifs --sl.e
'paeioe'fiufcI rang 9Th spp.ssse. Bat G~
a~srwtAes have eftsItsa,sd 20 ogf eoun,r, AZ
suPrnsf llr.hseaee- Hoi ube. { restafr g. SAY
moe i.tafcrcsei iu lts pstf.cisfn Ons sp,us
q zsai DO ihr caase Determination ~ make a
succeed. orr ,r.stlll couGffers 4. a.e ,.,s.
F-ffadsi ilr enuEe ms4s Various isiis,dsai.
efch'nrrl r.easrs f. ieyqir ,heif energies b. ~
rpmpb ola class shirh obey believe involves
'tr hapt seis ani stsHy q Iheu counby IL
h.sspfH bar fsse iffeff over ti.s ssisn,un,rr
90 every man ..t g. his p1n tE6souslv shd
a'hIit d. be tYasfs- -i-t bai lfoHr ~ 8.Eas-
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