Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-30

r,n,.,, p,,,jo,, rompanu-Wilson B. Clarke,
Arch. q. Timberlakc, Roscow l.ipscon''e' ana Jos :
WiGEfrld. .,,.., . c-cn
CnDnap Csopman'S C~"mpe"M-"'ham -. "''','
Samuel II. Trnslry, Samuel DAVIS an" ''"'! :"
Wood. - ~ WIN.
(npfa;u C,,u.har's Comp1"y-C"l. ] NJ. "m.t''
Can't. james Mcdowell, DR.. 70. NJ. Carver ahu WIN
Frazer. g. y rrhr Pan.
Captain i,5y's ~Compa"y-Cap,. VIM. X; lF'y, rt"n-
hon Suckolds. Arch W. Lambeth, and Capt. mos
lnDfnin Lardia'S Comp0"y- Vaughan na
'y,u,h,n. Garland James and Pleasant ). ! 'I,ci.
CuDta;p IMii's Compaay-Capt. VIM. Nelson, Df.
\, Tcrrill, DR.. Edward ltowzrr, and nos : "n''
Ty,,g;, klabrOag h'S C0myGny.-lapt. :. -, h'".
brouah. +. NJ. Anderson, Wm. Cosby ana l'e"s""'
Terril.
Er<oIr,d, That a public dinner be rendered to the
Hon. VIM II. Roanc and the Hon. John !: o"'nou"'
and such other distinguished supporters "l our pm"
clplcs as may be selected by the ooiA"''''e' "
ID That a committee OF five be appointed to 'iv'le
the quests, and a similar committee oe app"an''" =
make the necessary arrangements Tor me c'"'i'i,
;lrd. That the Democrats OF h'ci'no"u :" :" Ia
;oiniur counties BE- requested 10 participate IN an"
dinner. and confer by similar committees WIN S" co'"'
mi,tecs of this county.
The Chair then proceeded TO nominate the con" ~,
tees under the second resolutions, ana announced ''
following: p..m, "a
tuWWIffF ~ IttNLtpt $500 90,
YIN. l.. White. Col. +. Shelton, Charles w. Dabncy'
and DR.. ClaS. p. Street.
Committee Of lromgemens.-Col. {. 7. ooodaI!!'
Col. L. NJ. White, Edmund NJ. Anderson, James
Sutton, and DR.. Robert VI. Carver.
On motion,
pes,ir,d. That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded to the Ken
mond Enquirer, the Crisis, and Extra Globe Tor pub
licaton.
Ro. VI. CARVER, Sccret0ry.
CAROLINE COUNTY.
At a public meeting held at Whites Mill, on ga
,urday, 2ist June, lclO, Col. Ira White was called
10 the Chair, and DR.. WIN. 5. Boutwell, appointed
Secretary.
The meeting was then addressed at considerable
length bv George FltzIiugh, Esq, in v'ndrcat'on "i
the administration and OF rs measures, VINO was re-
piled to by Andrew ;. Broadns, Esq, on 'he P'''o
the Wings. -,
After the debate was concluded, the following rcso-
lnuons we're moved and adopted:
E,Sgircd. That this meeting dcprccatcs the double:
faced policy Of Gen. Harrison and ms friends, aS uh-
far and insulting to the People.
+. Rcsoircd, That whilst Gen. Harrison IS repre-
scented hy his friends at the North as being friendly 10
= Bank, the Tariff and Internal Improvements, and IN.
cllucd to Abolition. and by his friends at the South as
HOLDING contrary opinions, the fact that he was nomi-
mated alone by Northern votes, IS TO Us conclusive cVi-
ience, that his opinions are such as they Of the Norm
represent them to be-.
;. Re<oir,d, Tha, the Democracy Of tins country are
indebted to MesSrs. James Lyons and VIM. u. Cal
horn i- nn,Ht"tio"oHy exposing 4 most @iarin4 m
stance Of Gouhlc-d"nIIng.
!. Rl.oir,d. That wc have undIminishcd con!'drnc"
IN The administration Of Martin Van Buren,, and wi! DO
all IN our power 10 promote his reelection.
). R,<oircd, That these proceedings be published IN
the Richmond Enquirer and CRISIS.
And then on motion, the meeting adjourned.
IRA WHITE, Chmm.
vs.. s. BourwELL, SEC ~.