Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-18

Leroy Price, Luke Morgan, Jno. Ma!y, Thos E Bfod-
Samuel D. Warner and E. j. Harvey.
Jones-Wm G. Smith, J. Thgpen, Ebert Hutch
nes, r. H. IIulchngs, 4. Hogan, E. Cook J. Miller,
A. J. Cook, O. v. Brown, Nj w. Lowe, J Stiles, Jr., l.
j. Stewart and Samuel Blow.
Lo,cndes-Duncan Smith, Thos. B. Griffin, Jno W.
Spain and Andrew J. Clyott
Lumpkia-M. II. Gathright, and William NJ. Var
nun.
.NaeOn-w l.. cannfell, Jno A. Hunter, Andrew
McKenzy, Rasco Lepy, Robt Peacock, Jno. Greene,
b. Brooks w. r. S. Rushin.
.NcIaiosh-Randolph Spaldng.
Madison- Henry P Strickland, S. w Colbert and A
Griffith
.Meri.seiAsr-Robt J Stewart, WIN. R. Faver, Joshua
L. Render, Levi Hart, ~ D Ector, J. w spratling NJ
G. Cowles, J. Perdue
.Nonroe-G G. West, J. F. West J. Collier. T.
Phillips, A. j. Elder A. +. Brown, W. F. Brown John
A. Purham, iillmun Pitman, Jesse Pope A SPEAK, Jr'
| S w. Burney and WIN. Redding.
Morgan-Ihomas c. Bonner, and b. c. r. bonner ne
.nuseogee-John NJ Bethune, d. P Ellis, W. n De-
| Graffenreid. y n
Ssnton-G L. McClesky S. Henderson, J. w. b.
Summers and Richard Byrne
Pike jacob Martin and j. d. Daniel.
Pulaski-I w. Mitchell, }. .. Jcks, \, Bozeman'
| B. B. Hamilton. = :,
Putman-P. II. Dawson, Benjamin Cooper 5. n
Ineram. ]. Johnson, William Mahon, d. Bachelor
Jesse P. Bryant, Maj. Rose, L. Singleton, J. LED
well, Marion Spivey, William Turner, C. spiVey' ~
Parham, James NJ. Adams, J. NJ. Fournoy' H. &, =
Trippe, Henry Afford, Simeon Waggoner' Jonalhan
Adams, Nehemiah Stanford, j. Z. McReynolds, H.
Edmondson, s. Plummer, William A. Corly, Thomas
]. Voss, George Carter d. Sanford, james Coates
George Waller, Greenbury Allen, Nathan Bass Skei-
ton Napier
Ricdmond-William McLaws
| Taibot-S X Croll, R. Fl. Page.
| Tuiieferro-G. Luckett, f. c. Lawrence
1roup-Walter G. Rande, William G. Marcus, A.
t. Newsom y.
Toiyys-Wam w. Virgins, A. CARRIER, ;; IA
mey, J. l.. Durham, B. ID: Packer, n Land, ). y.
stokes. w Glance, b. ii. Iferbc, Thomas U. BIrkett
Tosoa-J Kendall, d. B. Farmer, S. Smith, Geo.
swift w.t."
Waiton-James Jackson B. J. Hill, N. Johnson,
W. w. Novel;. a.,
Warren-George " Neal, stoddard w. Smith,
Samuel NJ. Johnson, William Usry, @. L. G. Frank
Washington-Q uintilian Shrine, A. S. TennilIe,
| James Boatright, William Warthen, James Arm
strong, o. b. Glenn, Samuel Field, Jackson Dan'ei'
William Hicklin, John Kitrael, w. w. Buck, John l..
Irwin John b. Northington, Andrew McConkey, john
Strange, William NJ. Glenn, Alexander Smith, W. B.
Glenn, S y. Bran,ley, DR.. J. P. Wclch, Roger Law
son, T. J. Youngblood Richard Reins.
Hakes-John Is. kendrick, Daniel Roberts, George
w Smith, Robert NJ. Moon, Thomas Carr, Alfred l..
Boron, John Jesse.
UIakerson-p. Gaucy, Levi Mathis, W. Hancock
T. n. Bcal, Thomas Jackson, William Gibson, James
W. Todd, Jacob Witt, John II. Brannan, Thomas
Jones' Isaac Lindsay, n. &. Hughes, w. Shnholscr,
Wilson Brannan, Greed Hatcher.
Barbour county, .7ia.-Amercus c. Mitchell
The Convention being organized, Col. Lamar in the
chair, on motion of Jacob Martin, Esq, it unani-
mously resolved that Col David J. Baily of the coun-
" of Butts be requested to preside the delibera-
tons Of the Convention, and Messrs. J. R, Dyer, VIM.
H. Stiles and Alexander Spear, Esqs, were appointed
committee, conduct him TO the chair, where he de-
vercd appropriate, eloquent and patriotic address.
On motion of MIR. Bethune, Of Muscogee,
Rcsolred That the rules of the Legislature be adopt
ed by the Convention for its government.
On motion Of Mr.. Jackson, of Walton,
Resoired, That a committee of three be appointed
TO wait upon the Hon John Forsyth and other dst'n
guslied Democrats in this city, 10 render them
the respects of this Convention, and request them 10
address the Convention al such time as may SUIT their
convenience
The committee named, were Mcssrs. Jackson of
Walton Stiles of Chatham and William G Smith Of
Jones.
On motion of Col. John Lamar Of Bib,
Resolred, That a committee Of twenty-one be ap-
pointed by the chair for the purpose Of reporting TO this
Convention preamble and resolutions expressive oil
the principles Of the Democratic party for their adop
ton.
The Convention then adjourned until o'clock r.
NJ
O'Clock, P. ~
| The Convention met pursuant TO adjournment
The President announced the committee OF
twenty one TO prepare preamble and resolutions, the
following individuals, To wit: Messrs.
JOHN LAMAR of Bib.
WILLIAM n. STILES Of Chatham
JACOB MARTIN Of Pike.
S. BURNEY Of Monroe,
s w. BURNEY of Jasper.
JAMES JACKSON of Walton.
STEVENS THOMAS Of Clark.
WILLIAM w. SMITH Of Jones
WILLIAM w VIRGINS of Twiggs
JAMES NJ. SPURLOCK Of Cass
FREDERICK IL. SANFORD of Baldwin
THOMAS II. GRIFFIN Of Cowe,a.
J. KENDALL of Epson.
@. SKRINE Of Washington.
S. H. SANDERS of Butts.
WM McLAWS Of Richmond
JOHN DUNWOODY of Cobb.
A. B. VICKERS of Decatur.
| Wh JOHNSON of Henry
NJ. H. GATHRIGHT Of Lumpkin.
| Mr. Jackson of Walton, from the committee appoint
ed TO wait upon the Hon John Forsyth and other dis
ineushed Democrats now in this city,
Reported that he had performed the duty assigned
him. and that the Hon. John Forsyth would address
the Convention on tomorrow morning, and That Gen
| Edward Harden of Clark, Gen. John w a. SANFORD
and Judge C. B. Cole Of the county of Baldwin, were
in attendance and that Gen. Harden would address
the Convention After able and eloquent address
from Gen. Harden, -
| On motion of Mr.. Matthews Of Chapman: Inc let
tiers from n number Of distinguished individuals who
we're unable TO attend the Convention were read.