Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-31
p.so;r,J That whether Gen. Harrison has vii.

i. Resoired, That whether Gen. Harrison has WI
lingly interposed the screen of confidential coniul.see
between him and the people, or whclier us suPp g
have forced him into this position Tor Tue poiP'Se '.
conccol;ny n : we'll his incapacity as his princiPes' :
is equally degrading to him, and insulting - ~ Pc.
men on whose votes he relies TO place h'ih - -
sidential chair. roUal or and
,,a,d, adherence TO. the principles aVo"eu ~ ~ -
m;nistration of President Van buren, ".'.. "n -
the confidence and support OF al hs ~ a,n
the neculiar coincidence OF ms princ'Pies " y
~, With those of the Virginia School should secure
80 hin, the support of all her sons, who ackno"least
the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions ana feP1Il -
l79s and 1893 as the true exposition OF our feaefa' :
stitution. .,s honest Of.
FORTS 10 secure the reelection of our tried kePuot'""
President, Martin Van Buren,. = Ia.
: Resulted, That Lunsford Loving, DIR. a: p p
wing, John H. Wingfeld, John IL. Loving ma
Perkins, Thomas Woody, Williamson Allen Thomas
KiEa Walker Wiiloughby, Nelson rn'iips, panan
M,,rr.n : william Murrell, jr, William n. Donad'
Leonard Powell, Leland Cameron, JORDAN Tiinan
Edward Warren, Thomas war" "";s william S. Jones,
SSSn ndsr.an lanes Taliaferro, Wn. aorsiey'
lanes Spiller, Daniel Cheatwooa' LaVunee. - Ias
William Camp, Dabney Bryant, Kendall savage, jas
Profit. Lewis Profit, Samuel 'FRONT.' 1onn IrmL'
M;.ohou Iemuel Turner, R.. Mitchell, Geo. Vaughn
r. SPENCER Faulcner, Robert Hargrave, Jonh Mn'oh'
v, Hiil. William Bib, John Bib, Walker Spen-
Ger. George II. Mitchell, Cattell Wills, Elias l. mns'
lanes Bniler. George Eubanks, Iiiman MINIS, Iea-
SAINT Ponton, John Wills, VIM. Harvie, sylvanus B1y-
ami. DR. l.. n. Lyon, james D. Goodwin, John tnsn''
Madison Hight, r. Fl. Anderson, Nathan Bryan, map
oil Davenport, John II. Campbell, George r. lamp
bell, VIM. L. Dickie, Jesse Mass'e, haHuna s,nn'
Thomas Massie, (P. r., Jesse Massie, Jr, Washington
Campbell, Parson Edmund Cofey, John Coney, JOS
CoTey. Henry Coitty, E. 5. Campbell, Frames lamp
bell, Jesse l.. Halter, James B. Hughes, VIM Dodd'
Ryland Rodes, VIM. H.. Goodwin, John >. ooienlan'
~ Hause n. Coleman, Hause Coleman, Isaac gray
George II. Crawford, Jno. NJ. Martin, DR.. Geo. w.
Martin, Capt. Jno. b. Coles, Capt. Jno. NJ; omrn'
Wilson C.. Smith, Jno. Crtzer, Charles I. koaes' III
ton Toms, LLOYD G. Harris, Matthew NJ. Harris, "m
w. Harris. John n. Burnett, Benz. Wright, James W.
C,aic. Robert Wright, Micaiah Wheeler, VIM. Moore,
John BRYANT, James Brent, Jr, VIM. Bryant, Nelson
Bryant, l.. II. Brent, Kendall {. Brent and Reuben =.
Cofey, be appointed a Committee OF vigilance ior lhis
county, whose duty it shall be to collect and distribute
CORE ct information among the people, to counteractthe
upfounded statements Of the Wings, and TO promote
the reelection Of our faithful, wise, and patriotic CIiei
Magistrate, Martin Van Buren,.
&. Resoircd, That Lunsford Loving, Or. IN. L',
ron, Ryland Rodes, John NJ. Smith, John J. Coleman,
and Floyd L. Whitehead, be appointed a Committee to
prepare an Address TO the people OF tins county upon
the Presidential election.
o. Rcsoired, That the political course OF our repre-
sentative in Congress is unsatisfactory and anti-Re-
publican. and that we invite the friends of the ADM.
nistration in the other counties comprising this Con
qressional District to unite with us in appointing De-
iegates TO a Convention TO be held in the town of Char
lottesville, on the 9th day of September next, for the
purpose of nominating some fit and suitable person 10
be run as a candidate to represent US in the next Con
gress Of the u. S.
10. Resoirsd, Tha, DR.. A. G. Loving, Dr.; l.. n. Ii
gon, John J. Coleman, Esq, and Lavender London, be
appointed a Committee, whose duty it shall be TO in
vite Thomas J. Randolph, Esq, and Gen; William F;
Gordon of Albemarle, James Mcdowell, Esq, OF
Rockbridge, VIM. Smith, Esq, of Culpeper, John J.
Holiday, Esq, of Lonisa, Daniel Hoge, Esq, OF
Montgomery, and any other distinguished gentlemen
of our party, they may think proper, to address the
people Of this county upon our present existing poiit',
cal topics, upon the first day of our August Court next
that the committee give full and fair notice of this
discussion-that the prominent Wing orators who have
heretofore addressed the people Of this county without
fair reply, or any others be invited TO attend, and that the
plan of the discussion be announced before j: com
mences, which shall be fair and equal TO both parties.
Upon motion, ReSolred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
forwarded to the Editors of the Lynchburg Republican,
Richmond Enquirer and Crisis for publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD, Chairman.
JOHN b. CoLES, SccrttGrY.