Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12
COMMINICAVlONS.
PRINCE EDWARD

COMMUNICATIONS.
PRINCE EDWARD.
Atameeting of the Vigilance Committee OF The coun-
~ of Prince Edward, held al the Courthouse, lst April
1912 Moses Tredway appointed Chairman, and
I q J-ffr.ss Secretary. The object OF tins meeting
take measures to secure the full united, energetic
action of the whole parry, to bring out Us Strength al
MONT IN supper; of the Republican candidate
That tins purpose important, none Will deny-bat II
can b. effected by proper course, beyond all qGes
lion What, then must be thought OF the party, Al lis
candidate j. defeated. He the acknowledged
representatives IN this county o! our principles and The
ones, on of his election defeat, involves that Oh the
success or overthrow of those principles. We have
IN. votes and the power elect him and II aban
a m hin-s,i!l more, if act against han by support
m, the opposing candida,e-wi we not he guiiiy oil
abandDnin9 party ana dS PrtHc'pfEF Are y"n
ready for thas Are wiln. u sacrifice the triumph
Of Democracy here for iiie patty gra!caton OF per
sonal ;celugs: We cannot believe IL. owe are per.
suaded better things OF you though we thas unite and
we look 10 the polls with confidence for the decided
defeat Of all the schemes of The enemy and The complete
triumph of our cause.
You are aware, that Mr.. S G. Anderson is our can
dida,e We do not ask Won 10 support hun personal
favor TO that gentleman. Tie IS indeed, worthy OF any
honor YOU can bestow, and competent Ia MI any sta
ton IN which you place him Nor should we Tor
pet his services during the Presidential canvass-ser
wees which contributed greatly To the democratic VIC
,orv IN this county, ana which givr han high claims 10
our gratitude and support Bat We do not rest has te
20 election those services we allude to TEEN merely
in reuation of the charges ot unsoundness or waser
ING which have been brought against nun, and surely
theg do refute them But ask You To vote for hun,
becan, he the candidate OF The party and because he
is identified tins election, with the cause winch he
and we alike cherish. The election Is al hand, and
we call upon you To prepare tor the polls BRING out
every man voCr ueighbaTaocd. See That the inirm
and The INDECENT are provided with conveyanccs, and
urge earnestly upon all doubling Democrats as we 90
nov upon vou the necessity and the duty o: merging
all petty differences OF ference or OF "p'nIcn, IN one
common effort for common cause. Go ~iih this
spirit To the polls, aud must succeed; and ren"m.
ber that 1t is not SIMPLY the success of the gentleman
who is your nd ,date-bu the success OF the CAUSE
that cou,cnd for.
Nnhav,cw to carry oft the aforementioned object,
the Vigilance COMMITTEE unanimously ADOPT these re-
solutions, 10 wii:
l. Resofred, Thn, enlarge our number by the ap'
ponte of committees to meet a. convenient points,
al such times they may deem proper.
Resoired, That these sub committees be requested
10 meet IN general committee at April Court.
8 Rtsoired That a copy Of these proceedings be sent
10 the Chairman OF the respective committees and that
another copy be sent to the Editor of the Enquirer,
with seques, that he vii publish thr n,
LurmlR c. JrfrREss. Seq.
Enlarged Committee.
FarmriHc WIN &. Tourney, George w. Daniel,
James b. billiard, Joseph G. Williams, Beverly ).
Scott John Rec. Thos b McGehee, VIM II Chap
pen Abraham 4 venable, john TugsIe, Thos. +.
Ncnable. Patrick II jackson, Samuel w. Nenah!e,
Nathl d. Price, Thomas Hrckson, George King, JOEL
W Womack Clenen, G. Read, Thomas H. Al
mand, Jas B. Ely, Royal +. Godsey, John W Rt
che, Thomas 7. folly, john Thackston, Hlllery }.
Richardson, and James NJ Jackson
Uaikers Church WIN. Brghtwell. Robt Hill,
Robert kelso, Samuel Baldwin, Sai"Hr} D. McDear.
mon James Mosele3, Spencer Gillian, Inward Wat
kins JOSIAH Paris, Edmund Conner John c. Owens,
Henry Brightwell.C Gillian, Rec II Gillian, VIM.
B Baker John Harris, Anderson HILL, jesse Hughes,
Andrew b. Baker, Daniel Saunders. Edwin Gray,
Josiah Br,ghtw ELL and Samuel ID. HILL
Eiam's Store james H. Wilson, Joel Elan, Aoner
Moore, Thos H. Anderson, VIM J. Anderson,
James Cobbs, Charles Brightwe Richard T Richard
son, L,tleberrv CT. Brown, Newton Cunningham,
Charles W WIkcrson. James Nenabe, Robert '.
DAVIS, and Thomas T. Tredway.
GOodhopc.-Thoiaas c. Over,on, Waddell ARMS,
John T. Lyon Joseph Philips, Thomas Goode, VIM.
Bradshaw, WIN. Is. Waihall, and Richard Marshall.
Cjorer Hai.--lohn Rane, Jesse Basby, William
ST Clair, Thomas a. Legraud, jacob Tehbs, Oba-
diah c. jenkins, William Trent, Archibald A. L..
grand, Jeremiah Sears, DAVID Walker George ao
bou and Peter Legrand
Uiiii0msons Sorc--fIenry n. Watkins, Simeon
r. wooton, John II. Williamson, George o Smith,
George Dungans. James T. Price, Francis /. Woot-
ION, Nathan A. fowlkes, John Qaeensberry, Robert
Knight, William T. Wootton, peuus Parkinson,
D.urv Stokes, Robert Ha.dng, Philip Marker, and
David Ellington.
Dupnv's Sore james w Womack. William T.
Garter, D,urv W. Calhoon, Robl. l. Garter, John
W Redd, Fiber, F Redd, Branch o Scott, Nathan
McGeh.e. George W. Bell, VIM W Watkins, and
Joseph Redd.
Cont Housc.-Nloses Tredway, Robert c. Ander
son. Nathaniel Price, Thomas Tredway, Henry
Guthrev, Allen Watson, Joseph A. Watson, Shines
Allen, William Elliott, Sr., James ) Allen, Nm
King, George W. Clebourn, Richard d. NoeI and
Frederick a. Ford
Sandp Rietr church. John Foster, Jacob Nc
Gehee, John + Fhppen. Wm J. McGrhse. Paschal
G. Leigh, Edwin w Scott Edwin kdmunds,
Charles a. Scott, Thomas Clark, and William Wal
ton.
.uidrap fnn-Luthcr G. Jeiffess, l.. d. Wom'ck,
Thomas {. Spencer, Jr., SIMON Hughes, John Big
ger. Sr., B. w Womack, VIM II. Cary, Adam Cal
hoon, jain P. Hughes John Nj. Pu2h, Nathan Bell,
John 3. Bigger, John I. Garter, James b. C"r'rT'
lain + RICE. [Iarwood Cary, james Cahoon, John
Boger. (Col } Wm Thacks,on, and John L. Scott.