Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-03
B. Z. Porr, Sec'y.


Resoired That this meeting do now ad journ
RO. RIDLEY, Chaitman.
B. E. Porr, Seey
LOUISA.
The Democratic Committee of Vigilance, (appoint-
ed by the Democratic Convention lately held in the
city of Richmond) for the County of Louisa, met at
Louisa Court House. on the 10Th of Feb Is12-lt was
st Re soired That it is the duty of each committee
man 10 use all honorable means TO induce his neigh.
bors TO attend the polls in April next. The times
rife with injury TO the liberties of this country. In
crease in the expenses Of government; increase of
the Tariff Distribution of the proceeds of the Pub
lie Lands; Bank OF the u. s.; the interference OF
Congress the subject of Slavery in the District o.
Columbia; the passage OF an unconstitutional Bank
rupt Law, questions that call forth all the energies
OF opposition from the reemen Of this still unterred
county.
polls the day OF the election, whether there be OPP
position or not.
HUGH GOODWIN, Jr, Chm.
n. II. CRAwroRp, Sec.
additional Committeeman.
J. Z. Holiday l.. Collins, John Hart, 7. Boxley,
Jos. Boxley J. Carpenter, d. Lipscomb, G.. c. Nc.
Gehee, w. d. Mansfield, 0. McGehee, e. Harris, J.
o. Harris, r. Duke, Jno. BIB, a.. r. 'rhos. Duke,
w. Langdon, d. Swift, w w. Anderson, u. NJ. Burn
ley, A. Burnley, Jno. Swift, L. Jackson, W. Nelson,
Sr, w. Cosby, Alfred Goodwin, +. Morrison, Robert
Goodwin, Thos. Gooch, A. G. jenkins, Jas Timber.
lake, j. L. Trice, +. Chiles, Rev. w. Y. Hitter, n.
Mills, John Hunter, j. Hitter, G.. Thomasson, nj. Tho
mason, E. Thomasson, T. B. Nuckos, d. Thomson,
W. r. Lipscomb, DR.. Gillespie, John Poindcxter, Jr.,
D. NJ Hunter, John Ellis, A. Smith, T. J. Barrett, Il.
G.. Bib, Robert Hart, Rev. w. Crawford. Captain J.
Graves, Jesse Bib, Thos. Melton, Nj. McGehee, O..
G. McGehee, H. Saunders, John Anderson, George
Vest, Thos. Watson, DIR. Nj. Fox, w. Oyerton, Col.
w. Crawford, Jas. freshman, R. Dalton Jas Roberts
c. Hunter, Robt. Goodwin, Captain w. Perkins, w.
Grnstead, G. NJ Hunter, Joseph Beadles, w w. Pet
tus, DR.. b. NJ. Francisco, B. Price n. S. Hines, d.
Bullock, J. d. Nuckolls John JenningI c. Y. Kim
brough, w. Waddy, Captain w. Wo ok, Charles
Dickinson, Harwood Goodwin, Dr.. W. ,odwin, John
Richard Wadrop, w. Jackson, (S.' Alexander Jack
son, T. w Perkins, John Foster, w. Walton, Major
w. Jackson, d. Richardson, DIR. A Anderson, DR.. w.
Meredith, Garland Anderson, Col S Farrar, Capt. R.
Duncan, Mike Parrish, Granville Timbsrlake, Jos. Per.
kins Jr Thos Hope, w. c. Thomas, Robt Duggns,
A. F. Butler, Anderson Talley, Nathan Taey, John
Beades, JOS Lipscomb, VIM. Stout, DR.. VIM. Beadles,
Jesse Whtlock, Chas. G.. 1revill;an John n, Groom,
Chas. Groom, VIM. Walton, Sr, Wyatt Thomusson,
Simeon Kesier, JOS X. Pendeton.
II The Committee will meet again at March court
MEETINGS Is AMELIA
On the 2ith February, 1912, meeting was held at
the Court House of the aforesaid county, for the pur
pose of appointing delegates to Convention TO be held
al Goode Tavern in Chesterfield, on the 2nd day OF
March next; Fabus Lawson, Chairman, and George
e. Moore, Secretary.
On motion of Thomas T. Jeter, it was
Resolrcd, That this meeting fully concur IN the pro-
pre,y of Convention appointed TO be held at Goodies
Tavern in the county Of Chesterfield, the first We'd
nesday March, to recormend candidate to be voted
for as State Senator, in this Senatorial District And
then, the following gentlemen were respectively NOM,
mated and requested to repres.n this county in said
Convention William H. Wilson, James Bott, Peter
Burton, William Worsham, Thomas G. Wilson, Will
liam II. Pollard, Edward Greene, Benjamin Bridg'
forth John Webster, Robert E. Jonts, sariue Jones,
sg oIss f. Tsae T msa
Foster John Jeter, and q airman and Secretary;
On motion Ordered, T The proceedings be signed
by the Chairman aud Sd ctar and transmitted to the
Editor of the Richmond Enqnfer for publication and
the meeting adjourned 'o meet again at March Court
next, for the purpose nj selecting suitable candi-
date to be voted for The delegate 10 represent this
county, in the next session Of the Geneft Assembly
FABlUS LAWSON, Chairman.
GEO c. MOORE, Secretary.
TO TIE EDITOR or TIE ENQUIRER.
y meiia, february S2nd, 1912.
II is my pleasant duty again 10 be the Organ through
which is communicated to the public the sentiments OF
large and respectable meeting of my countymen,
upon sIbipct in which they deeply and vitality in
teres,ed great many suits having been commenced
since the first Of January last and more especially in
the neiphborhood Of Panevle, meeting of the people
was called 10 take into consideration the exigency oil
the times and to recommend some Legislative action
md in favor of the people. 1t strongly
rumored thaa stay law ought forthwith to be adopted
The meeting accordingly convened; but there was none
bold enough TO propose such measure, even though
most of the suits had been brought to meet few
foreign suits, and many were present who had but
very recently been served with suits The resolution
they unanimously adopted, shows the ground upon
which they stand They are resolved 10 meet their own
liabilities at every hazard, and they wish to see the
same ,hinu carried out every portion of country
oil Folr
add any thing more the resolution will speak for It,
self and as the meeting adjourned to meet again al
the Court House this week, on court day
Very respectfully,
GEO C. MOORE.
Paiaertiie February l9M, 1912.
Agreeaby to public notice, meeting was held at the
above place, and on the above named DAY, whch was
called 10 order by George G. Moore, at whose request
Col Thomas w Webster very briefly explained ITS
object, when, motion of George Z. Moore, lapt
Austin Seay was called 10 the Chair and on motion OF
VIM L. Booker, Esq, George &. Moore was appoint
ed Secretary. Jno +. Wiley then addressed the meet
inc in opposition TO any having tor It's Queer
n STAY Of executions Vim. l.. Booker followed on the
same sde-both showing in glowing coiors tue runnns
and unconstitutional tendency of such measure; III,
Richard +. Farrar addressed the meeting warmly ao-
yocating some measure of relief lie was followed by
Junus +. Leigh, Esq, in reply, who, in conclusion
offered the following resolution which was unanimously
adopted; and count heing ordered, there were sixty
one persons present.
Resoieed That general stay law, at tins, or any
other time, would be nexpedient unjust, ana uheoh'
stituionr- ~
Af0 { sSole ion was proposed, Mr. Wiley and
Mr.. D . scd few remarks to the meeting,
wal.hal FOLLOWED oSsa,d in s sna ,be en'
after sh sta,e&ent of facts by Geo. C. Moore, the
resolution Vas adopted above stated
On motion of Mr.. John e. Jefferson, 1t was ordered
that these proceedings be signed by The Chairman ana
Secretary and transmitted by the latter Tor puoca'0"
On motion of Col Thos. w. Webster, the meeting