Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06
MEETINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
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dav next. we nave dcteElilneu Ia give SUMMARY,
as we cannot, very much 10 our regret, give all
the details:
ACCOMMODATES held on the 2Gh of
August, Robert j. Puulson in The Chair. and A.
4. GRAY, Secretary On Mr.. William p. Bay
Ks motion. the following delegates were appoint
ed 10 the Charlottesville Convention: Thomas
Fl. Bayly. Colonel j. ID. Miller William p
Baylv. j. II. White, Ehwarl w. Taylor, John
n. Gusts. w. H. b. Gusts. Colonel James
Merriam, Colonel George w. Bundick, William
G. Rilev George II. Bell, r. !. Pon!son, K. ].
Avrcs. Col. Richard p. Read, Thomas I.illis-
ton. DR.. p. F. Browne, J. J. Aiworb w. p.
Berry Robert Twiford, Joshua c. Wyatt Hen
~ J. Rowley, John e. Wise, John w. H. Par
kcT, Alex I. Gray, David Wallop, Jno d. Wal
op, Sam' c. White, Ino. p, Tyler, Stephen Hop
Levi Dix, Thomas +. Crorrer, Edmund r.
Alien. William l.. Major, Joshua L. Wyatt,
George $. Rogers, George W. wilkins CARR
son Burton, John l.. Wise, George p. Ewell
I.iuleion Knock, Nathaniel T. Conquest Dr.
r. w. Williams, Jas. ". Wyatt !. p. Poul-
son, William Fl. Parker, DR. James Il. Viii
liamS. James H. Dix, Levi d. Dix. William
J. II. Wallop, and Charles Ta,hain.
Resolutions wee adopted expressive of the
warm thanks of the Democrats Of Accomack. 10
Mcssrs Scddon and Caskie OF the Spartan
Band" Tor their able and eloquent addresses, ana
requesting a prolongation Of their visit To the
Eastern Shore.
BEMARLE-Dcmocratic Association o!
Batesvillc-mcl on the 21th July-Rowand II.
Bates President. Richard IL. Wnoi Secretary
appointed the following as delegates Ia the Char
lotiesvic Convention Capt. L. p Yates, Col.
David HAYS Capt. c. Ct. Sutherland, Joseph
Sutherland. Sr, John While Reuben Wood. At
well Edge, John T. Manu. Samuel A. LcaIc, and
Rowland Fl. BAGS.
Democratic Association Of Earlcysvillc met
or the Eth Augusi-R. Goodman President, A.
c. Wood Secretary pro tcm-arpoincd the
following delegates 10 the Charlottesville Con-
vcntion Doctor James 3. Rogers. Benjamin
Cree. James J.. Chapman A. c. Terrell John
III. Bark~lale, r. ]. D. Durrett J. Fray, Richar,l
Wingield Jacob Lupon, II. w Maupin, and,
on motion, the President and Secretary were i'd
dcd. The Hon. James Garland was then ap-
pointed spcciGl delegate 10 the above Convention,
and The Corresponding Secretary directed 10 in
form him OF his appointment.
! ALLEGElANY.-Ilcld il Coying:on on tie
18th July-Douclas 4. Layne Chairman, and
Charles e. PAYNE Sccretary--appoin,ed the fol-
| lowing delegates 10 the Charlottesville Convcn-
lion: William c. Holloway. NJ II. Mann,
James O. Hobbs J. II. Han,bargcr Jno. Cooper
| Lee Passenger, Isaiah Steele Samuel Carpenter,
/ dllt ldlhidi NN aIlt WI iHOubii, llidlI-
man and Secretary were added 10 the delegation,
| and the following appointed as alcrnacs: ThoS
/ j. Randolph. John Lclcher, and Thomas Rilch;c
/ BEDFOtD.-Thc Democratic Association
met ii the Courthouse in Liberty, on the 10Th
| August VIM. Cook President, and Edmund Log
wood Sccrctary-apponcd the following person"
delegates 10 the Charlottesville Convention Ell
mund LoowooJ, Seplimus l.. Williams Jas. NJ
Ruchcr Chas. L. Farmer John Turpin, Samuel
! Hobson. DR.. VIM. Davis, George Johnson. Ro-
bert X. Logwood, William l.. Hunter, Lafayette
Johnson, Charles NoclI Zacharah Dc Win; and
on motion Of EImund Logwood, WIN. Cook was
added to the delegation.
The BoTETouRr Democracy has been very
! active. Their Central Committee have issued
Two excellent Addresses, and recommended an ac-
| tive organization Of the party. and Associations
! in different sections; for example:
Mn. CREEK Hickory CLrE-ilrs, met on the
10Th July, John Btueh in the Chair, and Samuel
| Obcnchainc Secretary. They formed a Hickory
| Association and adopted a series of resolutions
/ in favor Oh Polk and Dallas, and Of the anncXa-
tion OF Texas md icnouncng the prctcns;ons oi
H. Clay
CARROLL-Ueld at the Courthouse on rhc
l., day Of July-Co Ira g. coIiranc III tlle
| Chair; Maj. Oryi!lc Anderson and Capt. Jesse
! p. Worrcll Secretaries Passed resolutions III Ia
/
and appointed the following gentlemen a. delegates
10 the Charlottesville Conventions VIM H. Cook,
| Mai. Oryilic Anderson, ard J. Il. Lindsey.
! WIDDIE-Dcmocratic Association lnct
! al the Court House on The 18th july-'rhomas
Jonc, President, and John $. Blic; Sccretary-a
number Of resolutions were adopted, and the fol
lowing persons appointed delegates 10 tie Char
lol,e>vi!le Convention Dr. K. T.. llaskins, WIN.
H. Goodwin. Col. ]. w. Harper, Dir. +. ID.
Jones, 3 y Vaughan, NJ. ]. Ganc> Dr. H. 6.
| Worshan. r. ThWcat. d.. VIA. t. Scoit VIM.
| llarwell and. ON motion, li!c Pres idcn and Sc
crcarv Were added.
ELIZABETH CrfY-Thr Democratic As
ISOLATION ol Elizabeth City Comfy. assembled nj
the Courthouse, on Saturday the lGh August
| James NJ. Vaughan, Chairman. and w. Lowry
Secretary. The following persons were appoint
I'd delegates To the charlottesville Convention.
| George Booker DR.. Francis Mallory Thomas 7.
Chislnan, John Il. Carr. Joseph Phillips, ana! On
motion. the Chairman and Secretary were added;
and, as ;llcrnacs Thomas Richie, James \.
| Seldom K. G.. Scott, and X. NJ. T. llanlcr
FRANkLIN-liolda at Franklin Count house
on the lj,l, August: rnomas : Keen Chairman,
! John +. McCrary Secretary: aGorlcd number
oi slron. resolutions. AID appointed the fellow
ing delegates In the Charlottesville Conven-
ton: VIM \. Street, IL. +. Tory, a. Holland.
/ Sam'l Helms, IT,. ThoS. Helms ST. VIM y. Ia
liaierro, JacobG. Mckmhmcr Thongs Dudley,
Jacob Cannady, James Ingram, John Booth, ".
Thompson. Dr. W Flood, H. T. Muse WIN. n.
BurwclI ]. Finney, John e. Carpcr, Stephen
Wool. ThoS. ]. Holland, VIM. ChiircsS. John
Patterson, Sanford Scott, Obadiah Turner. and,
on motion, The Chairman and Secretary were
added
FAUoUIER.-Mcc held at the Court
| Ia, G,..t 4 II
VIM. Smith, Chairman and William II. len-
nines Secretary the following persons
delegates 10 the Charlottesville Convention: In
man IIcrner William Sknker, DR.. Thamp-
son, Roaham ESkridsc, Alexander Gordon. I.
NJ. Embry T. L. Gaines, .Ios. Grorgu, WIN.
H. Page, Nathaniel h. Butler g. $ Moneltc,
Samuel Ca'.cu, James Co!vin, James Jeiris.,
Stephen McCarlnick, GEO SmallGo od, Thorn
bury Wader, w Gordon, John h. bowman.
John NJ. FAINT, ~ V. Clopon, William l.. Frank
lin, Edwin Jennings, Lafayette Jennings. Jno. l..
Ilckerson Jno F.. Blackwell, Wilson Il Skin.
ker, john A. Lee, Thomas q. Bradford Sam'l
Robinson, Mcncure l.. Nut, John &. Beae,
William Bower. James I. Suddoh. William
T Sudloth, Jesse H. Wiihers, Lewis Porter,
.no Fisher, VIM. McCormicS. John II. Ga>kins,
Taos. NJ. Hirs, Angus N. Rcagcr, r. NJ. Joha-
son, Thomas Winsficd, Harrison Fletcher,
Alexander d. Keith, Thomas w. Brent, Geo.
NJ Brown, Turner w Ashbv, Rails Calvert,
Caldwell Carr, John c. Murray, William A.
Stephenson. Nathan Luilorough, Moore +. Car
ter. Geo Gibson. Dan! Fin, VIM. Rust, David c.
Baggcry, AlphcuS S;rolhcr Thos Allen, Ecnne!
Sauadere pey1on Silcoll r. B Iloiner John +.
Jackson, S, WEIGH, p. a. l.. Smith, II. NJ Lew
is Thomas T. Whiting Burr Combs, }. Black
WELL J. b. Smith, Henry Gaskins, Joseph Je..
| fries Alfred Gaskins, Henry Smith, Armisoad
Uucrback. John Brown, Thomas +, llurioa p.
A. KIipslinc b. II. Berry, Wm !. Phillips, b.
w Macrac Charles Hunlon, VIM. c. Gaskns,
J. G. Beckham, Joseph Horner, VIM. w. Wal
lace, George w. Brent, John w Finks, lnman
/ Horner, Richard II. Foole, J. M. Saunders, Or.
Homer, John 3. Hcnrick, Henry I. FAINT, s.
/ Campbell, Berkeley Ward, James French. Ro-
| bert Einbry Robert Wallace, WIN. Smith.
MISUNDERSTANDING held at the Court
House on the 9Th Augu>l-Wm. Wood Chair
man, and J. G. Bower Secrc'aIy--app.oinied The
following persons delegates tn The Charlottesville
Convention from the different precincts in tl.