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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11
The SrraErR laid before the House the following
from the Governor:

The srrArrn laid before the House the following
from the Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Feb. 9th 1913. )
To the Speaktr IF the House Of Dsiegates:
SIR: In conformity ,Ti,i the request of the citizens
of Norfolk and the SUR ,undng country that should
Law before YOU officially, copy Of their proceedings
relation to the of George aiimer herewith COM
mun.ca,e copy thereof far the information ofthe &C.
neral Assembly.
deem it proper, however, in making this communi-
ton to state that branch Of the subject presented
by the case of Latiner-that which regards him as
fupve elon-has been taken up for prosecution, and
is still in the of prosecution by this department
The correspondence upon this branch with the Co.
vernon OF Massachusetts, which was commenced by my
PREDECESSOR, will be resumed, and would fam hope,
with some satisfactory result than has yet been
obtained
The other branch of the subject relating TO the more
ereua protection by law, of the slave property OF our
neopc; ai,1 ;hc more eTecual protection also OF the
public peace from the repetition of such case as thai
Of Ia,imers, Of FAR pery2dng interest md DIM
Guilty; and upon this, having maured suggestions 10
o}ar bcr leave 10 commit il 10 the wisdom and patr
osm Of your body
have the honor TO remain,
Most respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JAS MCDOWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

,cnoronmtn ad has not occupied h"en as masS
@ f Of House. nigh, nave ef 0t .he subject
am the dl.'1 nf interests i, embraced The discus
10 she v're.' ion Of four days On Thursday,
t''S ~ = Of the nine Eastern Districts, submit
pc a'raHse'TiS" Randolph, was adopted, with few
Cd by NM and the apportionmen OF the SIX West
neadmen',, ~ the Committee of the House, was
IN DiSu, ,L, House, with single amendment, and
i'pfo ha was then ordered 70 IT'S enE1ossnen'
% ~ny The engrossed b'l passed the House. "..n
lts'e'' S,.,cnss;on-hy vote of 76 10 81 II eau
at an! xa.c,sd that a bill ot,his description could
sac'H OF ,,rrs-s,I concurrence The Wings OF two
as' WIZ me Districts were better satisfied with Them
'Hf zee 81 a,s ' voted ior The hand rice rrrs@
an 'D n democrats in these Districts Ten Wings
u az ' The b, and eight Democrats voted against H.
'',Sa sent Immediately to the Senate who has OF
,.,, g., he prntei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

Tie Ways Of SOUTHAMPTON held mse,,1s on , the
ma Nh r tie purpose o. sending delegates ,hs 10 ,ne
' .bry pledged themselves TO sustain Mr.:
'''o" .,cna;.on for the Presidency. They declared
1 rss IN favor of ga we'll organized National
? and thew offered 'the thanks OF the Wings OF
pan" n The Hon j. NJ Bolts, for the ability zeal,
~ '.,"" and manly independence with which he has
'''la. .s5 The great principles OF the Wing party
bp, the other night that we heard Democrat
meal. Sc express wish that MIR Bolts could be re.
f,2n--ess-as he had rendered more service
81 90, 90 ~ gorn' lean party than TO the Wings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

. van EDITOR or YNs ENQUIRER.
, - you have inv,,ed your respondents TO Offer
we've respecting the mos, judlcious mode of or
-' Democratic National Convention, for the
ION ct candidates for President and Vice Presi
WI vii most respectfully suggest, that due re-
80. The popular will should be looked to as all i'm.
,.e"t 10 The success Of our party. This principle
-' 'h.y be maintained by select,nga Delegate from
-.' t'ag'esS'onal District in the Union; thus The
- o. TIE ? opie wll be taken in small communities
''e Nho'e more nearly appropriated. But If the
-''ss are chosen by the State at large, vas, mi
.va OF cur trends will not be heard in the Con
.'a | Nil also suggest tie proprety of putting
nF National Convention until the Spring of 1914
w, 'as views End wishes of the Republican party
nave been more fully expressed through different
5'j r., eaannels BY adopting these suggestions, We
~ 'eeu'e that union and harmony to the party which
- much to be desired When the popular will il
, clearly and fully ascertained, and the whole party
,'.'''i with ;helr candidate, under such circum
''e' they must be, we may calculate upon the mos
'''''n cuccess
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
''-.a's' soaa'y, l343.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

The Philadelphia Gazetie tWhig) repud'a,es the As:
Ian scheme ..as ;ae most dangerous quackcry,
~. oremiun 10 the States for extravaganza and
md calls :or tha, 'clause in the Constitution
a.n, can he tortured into a something on which to
',.s ,bs measure and says, at IS little short OF
,..,.s Ter the General Government TO add further
.-Itsx Of - or - millions to pay the interest But
ans event; 1t denies Mr. Cost Johnson '',hc paternity
H. scheme and ''strips OF has peacock plumes =
The Gazette asserts. that some years ago, this very
ne srme vas propounded by gentleman OF this
~, md as much as three and hall years since, when
.laur,us another journal, we were waited upon by
gas, respectable gentlemen, who acre The agents OF
..r 1.c BRITISH houses, TO induce us TO advocate Z
,s..n-e OF Ike character; aud unless our memory IS
... u n fault, the y. Y Courier and \. u Ameri-
e., AID at that very time, advocate the project above
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

VS., ,,,s II. that introduced into the House of Re-
w." .-.,,,os Of Oho, on the 3lst ut., ia preamble
,'ssla,iors. rcqrcs'irs our Senators and Repre-
aa1 -, Cnrercss to vote for VIM. Cost johnson S
'-''','':: ,'ssl;urTWO HUNDRED MILLIONS of
! s.,,k on pre,ext Of assuming all the debts Of
Ss"-,..5'.-T5e \ In;ell,geucer may persuade US
a., o. Democrat, But the fact is not So 1t was
;@1 .t~,be-s Ghie And the Columbus Estates.
'f ha: Wild, unconstitutional, hair Drained
a1a S,1 ;, cxhs, itself in the Wing party next We
''o" .'s D(moc.as will compel square up rote on
II. pr e, aud lie: US see how many Wings can be
pnd mad enough to BITE a, suen rn@ ,hs eSse1 1
4, ,..eer. # Of nobody else.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11
r. CARR, Sec y.
rrpr,ar,cANs OF NoTTowAY.

At meeting Of the Republican Party of the T soun
d,v the second IF February, being Court day, DR..
A. A. Campbell was called to the Chair, and Thomas
Howson appointed Secretary ,.a J., -,
The object of the meeting being explained by The
Chairman, the following named gentlemen were ap-
pointed Delegates attend The Saae That.dsv the
second Of March ne It. viz ;-Messrs. Benjamin lroy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

lae Charleston Mercury PAYS high and a Jug,
9 m''oet. 10 the washington Spectator = declaring
=. 10 be "a capital paper, eAceled by none in the
V'a 'or the Yaine Of lis intorns,ion ard the wis.
aa4 e.; Is observations. Whenever i. comes, we feel
'ae.a"a 10 CO, whole .dercpry ont of 1t with our
''',safs, Nc, &c. We have only one complaint 10
make aboc, H. va that The Spectator does no, ooL
! cohs'a"'y"boa MS, a. We desire. Will our friend
u. Martin, Jog The memory OF his Clerk about it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

Some time since, We acknowledged the receipt of
the Proceedings Of the Democrats OF Lnasn6arg,
- 10 the State Convention, and we were IN.
ler the impression, that they had subsequently,
.scn published IN this paper Blu, Gard, received
b; Yesterday mornings mail, from "A Demo
ent OF the conn;y, informs US Of the omission -
Ne haze sought them IN the columns oil the Enquirer
And j.oy are aothere We have ransacked our Chaos
e NSS.--and We are compelled 10 endorse Non est
hs,ar.s upon Tie Record We regret the clrcum-
s. .nce and compelled TO reqnes' the Chairman or
Ss.ei4ry to furnish with duplicate, which VIII
.nusc acl. appear. The Resolutions themselves were
cA,s'en,, and entitled 10 publication.
Wehaye received the Proceedings OF the Republicans
Of lie OF Wight, who have appointed u Delegates TO
,a- State Convention Of 2nd Of March.
Ne hive received also the Proceedings Of the De-
30 cratic meeting of po;tsylvania; Elliot Dejarna,,e in
ne Char, anc james II. Rawlings, Secretary. They
have appointed "a Delegates 10 The State Convention
-ap22a'ed7 Delegates 10 attend the Senatorial Con
yaauon-ani dominated James ID. Dilard, as the De
woc:'lc Cant date for the next House Of Delegates
Tie democratic Rec ,ter' commends his nomination.
40. says, I'VE canuo. doubt his election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11
NJ, TAYLOR moved the following resolution:


psoirsd That the report of the proceedings OF the
c,zsns of the Borough of Norfolk and surrounding
country occasio1cd by the inability OF me owner 10
hrinp back Virginia his slave George Latlines WAC
,ecenilv asd from Norfolk Borough, IN virginia, 10 the
y of Gos,on in the State of Massachusetts, together
III III documents referred TO in the report and the
communications of the Governor OF this commonwealth
10 tho House accompanying the same be referred 10
Sslsc, Committee of -, with instruction 10 report
thereon md that copies OF all the documents ABOVE
referred to, be printed tor the use OF ,ne HOUSE.
On presenting the resolution, Mr.. TAYLOR expressed
himself MS glad that this subject at last
70 the Delegates of Virginia lie regretted that the
DELAYS incident to careful investigation OF Inc iac.s
and The publication of the proceedings, had prevented
az earlier Gull upon the Legislature 10 address Its Sc
rous attention TO The subject-he regretted yet more,
the occasion which rendered the call proper.
As il il Justly expressed in the conclusion oil the re-
mort adopted by the meeting IN Norfolk, tine mater
n intense interest to the whole Commonwealth -and
those directly concerned express .nelf ao'ulng
confidence in the wisdom and patriotism oil The Eenera
Assembly to make disposition OF the subject sn''en
90 ito importance Indeed, it is very obvious that the
individual private citizens ofVrgna caunot eheciua'y
defend themselves
,es,;on of property but of feeling II not mere
10 refers 10 our means but to our security aso- cd'
dresses itself to Us Southern men possessing pecu
liza, interest in Southern insuons--and as lovers Of
this Union 1t materially concerns the continuance Oh
It behooves u.s. then, to approach the discussion be
comingly, calmly, with sefpossesslon, prepared 10
take an enlarged view of the subject, wiling 10 con-
sider il in lis proper bearings, hoping 10 decide u-
diciously, and determined to maintain our decision
firmly.
terzsd by grea. forbearance, which was proper. The
PAMPHLETS will evnce this, as we'll as facs known 10
me and which on filter occasion will more fully
stale. The people then adopted suggestions set forth
IN the report and desire specific constitutional legsla.
ton by Congress. The recommendations of my con.
sti,uens aud others most deeply interested IN the re-
sn,, rou will find in the report. How far the part
cuIar measures recommended be proper, you, gentle
men, must decide. We aware that this is a
subject on which all Virginia sentted to be consulted
and all Virginia ought TO decide what is best to be done
therefore ask reference to special committee, and
have left blank in the resolution for the number, to
be fixed by the House ITSELF Upon the subject OF az.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

t"' New Hampshire Gazette file, a, its mas, head
''' PRESIDENT, The Nominee Of the National Conren.
"'-F"r zee President, Lcci EoodLwy, subject TO The
e.IS.0n q Me .la,ional ConrfnfinnN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

"e continue the Debate on the Stay Lac, upon the
page Of this day paper. We give Sketches OF
a'ol aud G'.n'fied Speeches OF Messrs Brown of
= % ard ieeenuer, on the other side-yiz: in favor
N..e. law with different nndfcailons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

The y. York Herald Extra publishes the Decision
II TIE Court o. Enquiry, IN the case of the Somers,
a-, received from Washington. The Court decided,
Ha' mnuny mad been oFgsn4ed on board the Somers;
sud Sf@Hcer, and Cromwel, and Small, concerned in
i and were gully; thai had not their execution ta ken
iat IN attempt would have been made TO release the
7''a"e's, murder tie officers, and take command Of
he tne and they acqutt the Commander-and de-
6 ie 'aa' ne and ms officers had honcrahy performed
Us. try To the service and their country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

lAe February No. Of the Demoera,c Rerie7c is excel
.'l II Is embeshed with portrait OF Slas Wright
VIVA Sketch OF the Life of that remarkable man
mounds w'ia interesting articles of various descrp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

HANOVER CouSTY-The Democratic Republicans Of
Hanover requested 10 meet at their next court to
appoint delegates TO the convention to be held in Rich.
mond, on the ID March next.
Feb 9, lS43. SEVERAL VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

! member Q; iae Wing Caucus Of Monday night
,..4res u.. that ve have been mlsnormed about The
d 70, "a, i: !; had no reference 10 the Small Note
;;oposroa nor to any other question of State policy
Ne most cheefluliy submit this correct'on-and we
srswcr suspect, that the Caucus IN question related
20 F.dtrai matters, and, perhaps, 10 the Wing State
c 5ayenton of the 22I Of February.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-Lost, by the
subscriber on the 9Th day Of February, 1852 between the
Water Station and Chesterfield red Pocket
containing fourteen hundred and seventyvc dollars hank
notes. and about ak hundred dollars paper The above
ward will b. given for the Of above hook with
he OF the obsors In said reoected but
m being made payable notified against trading
for tie s. BASSETT FRENCH.
Chesterfield G. H., Feb. al, l6i3. s9-4t
~ The Wing will copy twice. and send bill to this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

COMMISSION BUSINEsS.-The subscriber takes this method
~ o.! informing his friends and public that intencs
ducting General Commission Business lie will give prompt
attention the sales Of produce confded
his care and he hopes hy strict adherence business
cciye share Of the public Liberal advances made
npon coHsisHmcnts. Ohce--Tbe formerly occupied by
Messrs. Fred. Andersen Co, aad Mesrs. Ludam,
Preston K Co. J. NJ GARLAND.
Feb. S9-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

GREEN HOUSE PLANTS, &c.-Ths subscribers, intending
u 10 discontinue their establishment in the Spring, offer
salc NJ ce'y i0r prices q fine collection Of
Cameiias zcas Cactuses Geranums Tea Noisete Moss,
Musk Bourbon and other varieties Of Roses Daphnes, Pospo
ciron and Lime Trees Strawberry Plants very Gne var
ties; several thousand Caawba Grape Vines good
very thrifty, and a variety o.! OrnaneniaishTubs, &c.
Those who may be inclined to add collections
opportunity Of doing better again
Offer invited examine the Stock for
selves.
The ary Shrubs &c standing in the open ground should
BE- taken the first OF March The Plants may
remain until such time as they be safety removed
COOKE, ALCOCKE & co.
Fredericksburg, Feb. II, 1913. s9-aawtlMh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

TEACHER WANTED gentleman of good moral character
capable Of tean: the English Language, together with La
tin and Mathematics. Is wanted Immediately, teacher
private family the Northern Neck of Virginia. take charge
of from eight to ten boys. Apply this Office.
Feb. III e9-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

Deaths.
Died. in this city, the oh instant SIR THOMAS R. JAMES, ST.
OF Philadelphia, aged 81 years.
Died. the 18th January, l3i3, Warsaw, Virginia,
GEORGE S,usDERs lie had been Clerk the Superior
County Courts Of Richmond county many years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

WHEREAS my wife, Louisa A., having abscondcd from
w without any povocation whatever do hereby orwaTn all
from habong, boarding. dealing with her IN
manner whatever such shall 20 TO tie extent Of
JOSEPH GREGORY
Febll. s9-3t
CORNELIUS c. BALDWIN, ATTORNEY At Law, Lerineen,
~ Yrg1na regularly ali the Courts of Rockbdge-
Business condrd his win receive the prompt and
di!i-ent attention.
feb9 es-w3wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

NJ Lancaster No 8, on Education, addressed to
Governor Mcdowell, will appear on Tuesday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11
NEW YORK

The Democratic members of the Legislature met on
Saturday evening, 10 nominate candidate for United
States Senator. Sas Wright, Jr., received ifty-nin
votes. He received all the votes cast and is doubtless
before this time regularly elected as Senator by the
Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11
COMMUNICATED.
To Messrs. CowAS, Miller Of Loudoun, Members
Of the Legislature of Virginia, at Richmond.


Charieso,cn, Ia, 4M february, 1913
Dear Srs have noticed the proceedings in the
House on The subject Of extending the jurisdiction of
Justices of the Peace. conceive the bill he the
creates, of relief to The people proposed and
was very much surprised TO much opposition to
the BILL or desire dispose Of the bin indefinitely
concluded 10 send you statement OF debt Of TWEEN
,y.,hree dollars, payable llh June, 1910, to John
Clawson, with the sheriffs receipt for the same,
amounting TO forytwo dollars and eleven cents, dated
the 25tl day OF August, 1912. You would, no doubt,
greatly benefi; the people to have this bill passed
Make use of all your exerons with the friends of the
b and press the necessity of the measure on those
who appear be- opposed to it, Get The assistance Of
my friend, }. S. Gallaher. see Snodgrass of Berke
ley voted for indefinite postponement. Perhaps he
knows the will of majority of his constituents better
than do. incline 10 think that two-:hirds of his
constituents in favor of the bill So in the county
of Jefferson. See friend Larkin from Hanover. /
have always understood from HIM and Others tina, he is
q great friend of the people. This call the peoples
bill. Let J. S. Gaaher know that will send on
petition 10 him in favor Of the bill. The clerks Of
courts, magistrates, lawyers, sherils, &c. are all OPP
posed to the b-the cause, the House make their
own conclusion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11
Yours, with due respect,
WM. MOORE.

jefferson County, TO ,ct
Personally appeared before me- Justice of the Peace
in and for said county, William Moore and made cath
that the within statement Of the debt stated
Given under my hand, ths 9TH day Of February, eigh
teen hundred and forty three.
JOHN /. II. STRAlTH, p.
November Is, lS42.
Received from William Moore fortytwo dollars and
eleven cents, in full of execution issued from the
County Court of Jefferson county, 23th August, 1912
in favor OF John C!awson, for the use 81 +. M Ais
guith, and agains, SAID Moore and Geo d. Wiltshire.
THOS. RUTHERFORD, b. s.,
S42 II far r. DuGeid.
a. The Abingdon Banner is requested to copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

FREDERICK SorrucArE, Sec'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

GES. WApDY THOMPSON. learn
from a late number Of The Galveston Ga
zete. thai the Mexican Journalists, who
seemed on the FIRST visit of Gen. Thomp
son 10 Mexico 10 regard him with suspi-
cious eyes, now express for him The high
est respect and esteem. lie appears 10
have gained the confidence Of al parties.
The Edi'or Of the Diaio del Gobisrno
contrasts his conduct with that &c ollier
EEeign Ministers. and says ii has been
uniformly frank and conciliaiory. most
respectful TO The Government and eoun
Try. and never marked BY The insolen,
and naughty tone that others assumed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

Splendid Monument "A splendid mo-
.anment is TO be erected IN the city Of New
York, to the memery Of Washington
During the last winter an act passed the
Legislature of N. York incorporating the
!" Washington Monument Association"
and the design is completed. The knIck-
erbocker states that it is to be in the form
of pen'agon. and,is TO be erected Of gra-
mite, in or fronting on Union Square; to
be flashed in the Gothic style OF archi-
lecture, richly and deliberately ornamen
ted, with spacious rooms below for his
torical library. gallery for paintings, etc.
Its rich Gothic windows, columns. friezes,
cornices, and balustrades sits buttresses,
turrets. tower. and pinnacle. partake OF
all that is sublime in architecture; and
when the structure shall have been6nish-
ed, the CROCHET Of the pinnacle being a20
feet in the air. it win be pronounced the
noblest monument in the known world.
II is TO be bull, by the voluntary contri-
buttons Of the People Of the U. States Of
one dollar aud upward. Some Of the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31
IFsom de Milton Chr .sisI> !
WING MEETlNG--f anrfH arakr.

WING MEETlNG--f anrnH arakes
Immediately on The sdjsssnmeus Of he
Demecrziic meeting AZ YsnesyviIle. on
thc 4lh inst. Ikug. TIE Wings sf css-
well. without previous concert OF agree
ment. called q nsssinx. and
On motion Of AlgeInon q. Ysncy. J.
Mrbsne, esq. was appointed chairman
and Anderson Willis secretary Of the meet
ing.
On motion OF DIR. N. M. Roam. the FOL-
lowing gentlemen were appointed by the
chairman to drsughs resolutions express
sive OF The sense Of the meeting. viz
DIR. N. NJ Roam. A. s. Yancy, DR.. N.
Jsyner, John Kerr. and Dahl b. Gum.
After retiring for q short time. The
committee returned and reported through
]. Keer, the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, The the Wings Of caswen
have undiminished confidence 10 The
principles which brought the lamenied
Harrison into power. and had il pleased
Divine Providenceo hayesparedlhe life Of
that Industrious patriot, they verify believe
those principles would have been carri-
ed nut in his Administration. and would
before this time have relieved the people
in great degree from the pressure Of
those measures which, origina ing with
Martin Van Buren,. have been permitted
10 produce their legitimate effects by rea,
son Of the base treachery Of John Tyler
Resoiued, That nothing daunted by
the misrepresentation Of our political OPP
ponents on the one hand. and trsachery
on the o;her, we are resolved 10 continue
to struggle 10 achieve the lasting triumph
Of those sound Republican principles
which we so cordially cherish. and which
have received the sanction Of Washing
ton, Jefferson, Madison. Monroe, craw-
ford. and many other sages Of the repub-
lican parry.
Resolred, Tie we have full confidence
in the talents. patriotism, and unbending
integrity Of Henry Clay, Of Kentucky;
and that he is our first--our last--and
our only choice Cor The irst Office within
the gilt ot ms c0untrymen.
Which were passed unanimously.
After the reading &c the resolutions,
Mr.. Kerr addressed the meeting with his
usual eloquence and ability, principally 10
reply 10 and complete overthrow Of the
remarks addressed to the people by the
Hon. Bedford Brown. al The Democratic
meeting held few minu,es previous.
On motion of DE-. Geo. Robertson.
Resolred, That the proceedings ofihis
meeting be published in the Milton
Chronicle, Danville Reporter, Raleigh
Register, and in all other papers favoring
the Election Of Henry Clay 70 Che Pre-
sidency.
On motion. thc meeting adjourned.
JAMES MEBANE, Cham.
AND. Wills, Sec'y.