Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-26

We therefore accept
express, through you, onr sincere thanks to hose
who conferred it, for the motives which prompted them
TO that step.
Your friends and fellow. citizens,
WIN WOOD,
RICHARD f. BYRD.
The Committee of Vigilance Of the county Of FIRE.
derrick have enlarged their Committee by the addition
of 800 citzens-and the Winchester VrgnIan "lnvokes
the energetic and prompt support OF erery member OF
the party in the cause OF Democracy to insure lis rI-
un,phant success the coming election so say zee:
yorCoik COunfY.-The Committee ct Vigilance have
;ssued n Card requesting sthe Democratic State
Rights Republicans" of the county TO assemble al
Portsmouth on the Goth inst. They truly say, that at
crisis like the present all who avow the principles OF
Thomas Jefferson, and opposed to the reckless ana
unconstitutional measures developed and III part carried
ont at the late Extra Session Of Congress, all opposed
to the Dictator Clay, and his ambitious and latndl'
nous pol;cy-all who love the Constitution of their
Country and would not see made holocaust by the
paons OF Federalism, are earnestly invited TO be
present, vr much importance requiring
united action will be submitted" The Committee Of
Vigilance have added AZ additional members to their
| Committee
The Wing Convention have nominated Col james
r. Langhorne their candidate for The Senatorial
| District of Norfolk. Col a. X. Smith is the Repub-
| lican candidate
The adjourned meeting of the Wings of Portsmouth
| took place the 1.lth when the Chairman read q
communication from Messrs. Samuel Watts and Will
liam Eerdge, responding TO the enquiries of the for
mer meeting, (about National Bank) upon the read
ing Of which, these gentlemen were nominated as the
Wing candidates of Norfolk county, and their nomina
ton unanimously sustained. The same meeting pass
ed resolutions heartily regrettng the loss which The
country will sustain in the retirement of Mr.. Clay from
the Senate, wishing him oil peace and prosperity, and
inviting him 10 visit Portsmouth at such time shall
be most acceptable. The replies of Nessrs. Watts and
Etheridge not published with their proceedings
And "a Farmer Wing in the Portsmouth Chronicle,
requires their publication in the name of the country
Wings He "wshes TO know, if it is true, as the De-
mocrns say, that they have marGuvred in their an
to please those for, and those against, United
States Bank
.Nansennond county.-The Portsmouth Chronicle an
nounces Col Kelley the Democratic candidate for
this county II says, that "Ths firm, fearless and
sistent Republican has, informed accepted the
nomination the Democratic candidate for the county
of Nanse mond We have equal pride and pleasure in
making the annuncation and we do sincerely believe
that if, have reason to doubt our friends in
that county will use energy and activity in the canvass,
he will be elected, and old Nansemond redeemed from
the incubus of hard cider and coonskn Whggery. The
people in that county cannot forget how egregously
they deceived by the very liberal promises OF GER
tain Wing leaders, that they told that in the event
of Tip and Tvs election, corn would bring 81 per bar
rel, and other agricultural products rise in the same
ratio There cannot exist doubt but that these false
prophets will again seek deceive the people, but they
must calculate largely their simplicity and ignorance,
if they hope to be again believed. We know that
ny candid and high minded members of the late Wing
party have become thoroughly disguised with the
proceedings OF the Extra Sesson-and view with such
unmlgated the rapaciy and contempt of pledges
solemnIy made during the last Presidential campaign
by the oracles of that party, that consideration will
induce them again to marshal themselves in the ranks,
or assist cause upon which rests so much odum and
contempt
"Ths we know 10 be the case in Nansemond Ii is
IN hUr Cnuntv hav mo
fear that the industrious, hgl-minded and intelligent
farmers there will suffer themselves TO be inundated
in the free and open expression OF their opinion, by
clique of merchants in certain village which has long
had the reputation OF deciding who should, and who
should not represent the County in the Legislature of
The State. Col Kelly it will be recoeced is himself
Farmer, man of fine intelligence, Of the most ire.
proachable moral character, and in every way compe-
tent for the station With such men in our Legisla-
ture there could be necessity for a"Starvaon Law
The time, Chat is the peoples money! would not be
squandered in idle and unnecessary debate the sessions
would be contracted: useless and unnecessary laws
would not be enacted and the interests Of the people
would be duly and properly attended to. Here then,
people Of Nansemond is an entering wedge-here is
one of your own class, altogether unexceptionabe;
long and intimately known 10 you, who solIcts your
support. Beware of the artfu promises by which you
have once been deceved-une on Col Kelly, and you
triumph of the Agricultural interests to which
it is fairly and fully entitled
CHESI EhFiE IOIHi1.
The Committee appointed for Chesterfield county,
by the Democratic Convention held in Richmond, on
February 2, 1872 have made the following addition to
their number:
James Elan. Arch Thweatt, Isaac Sale, William
Goode, ST., Edward Anderson, Thomas Hewlett, ST.,
Daniel Weiseger, James Hewlett John Rowlett, Zach.
H. Brooks, w. ". Hancock, w. Grey, Jacob Flournoy,
Green Hall, Elijah Gresham, Benjamin Horner, Mack
Goode, Anderson Edwards, Thomas Gregory, James
Gregory, W. P. W,nfree, Samuel Hancock, E. Brum
mall, Geo. E Wills, James B. Jones, Jno E. Hobbs,
Henry Cox. Thos Friend, Josiah Elliot Jno s. Pears,
Thos A. Oliver, Beverly G. Hancock. Rid. Elan,
Danl. B. Goode, Benz. w. Gates, James F. FIournoy,
Rd. Goode, RoOt. Bass w: GOode, Jr, Mark F Flour
noy Austin Spears, A. Traylor, Aaron II. Branch,
Shadrack Lacy, James H. Spears, F. w. Dunnavant,
D. o. Lockeit, R. 5. Elle,, Thomas Becher, Thomas
Gregory, Jno Walker, Nelson Gregory, Henry Han
cock, Hugh Campbell, Row'et Jackson, Jno. Watkins,
Martin Chalkley, W. Nunnay, Cyrus Goode, Jno.
Forsee, Jno Sims, Lawson P. Forsee, Thos. F. Morris.
set Geo Cox, VIM. Wilkerson, Jno. B. Goode, Robt.
R. Branch, Blackman Cheatham, Robt. Wood, Jas.