Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

p.,oJ,ed That we are opposed TO the Distribution u
the proceeds of the sales of the public anos,
nv transferring the money OF the people 70 '"e 49,
i necessity for taxing the people 10 replace -
p.sored That we are opposed TO the exercise OF .ae
mower of Internal Improvement on the part OF 'ne
dsraI Government unconstttutionhi, ana oecause
only another name for the establishment OF System
bribery and corruption o,,,,,ed
Pes1rred. That we are opposed TO tne conen,p'a'eU
a',n,;on If the debts of the States by the Fedora
Co,e,nment as having no warrant for 1t IN The Cohs
p,soyr,J That we are in favor of economy and re-
trenchment in The expenditures OF me redefai
mont policy imperously demanded by the cona'''oA
"e 49,, T,easnrv and the situation of the people.
pssoy,,J That in the opinion OF this meeting, Tue
,,;nc,oI.s and pncy advocated by the wing party a.
The Extra Session of o4 aud since that ''hf' 'uen
60 !, With The old Federal patty, being ai,ke uheonso
,utional ard hostile TO the BEST " t'1
R,soired. Tia. we approve oil the proposed NaloI"
f,onrsn,i,n 10 be held IN Baltimore IN May next o'
the nurpos- of nominating President ana wee res
dent of the United States; and, having u confidence
in the principles which govern inc great nePuo".a
party of the Union, we Will ap'oe anu suPPoi' 'e "
nInees of that Convention -, = an \,
P,soip,d. That Gen Benz w. 5 Cabell, VIM. NJ
Tredway, Joseph M Terry, James oariano' ""na"
Rison Daniel Coleman, Stephen loieman. 1ho: JONES'
Robert Easley, Or. r. V. Barssdae, Wm Sydnof'
Geo. P Kesee, Richard NJ KIRBY; WIN r. "nke,spn'
us1skab G DANIEL. Oliver Hambleton, DR. John
a.,hnnv Iosenh Lewis Jesse Leitwich, John Bull
lno,nn Drpry Blair, Sam'l Blair, Allen Hubbard
mnsss Hubbard Frederick Obulher, Wesley Shell
Wv AZ, Hodne,,. Coleman Dyer, James Hodneti,
Gh, , I.nyeIace. Henry Fuller, VIM. r. Edwards,
Iare,n;,b Ward. Thomas T. Adams, Thomas lrby,
Thomas Cook. Jesse G. Carter, Geo. w. Coleman,
DR. John NJ Clopton, Dr. Jennings e. Thompson
+ V W,mbisb. John Coles, John Glenn, Andrew
Whitehead. Azarah Bailey, Col. Aoram Lewis
Richard n. Claiborne, David A. Claiborne ana De
verly Lindsey, be appointed delegates 10 n'eet al ta's
nlace The third Monday in March next IN Disrici
ronvent;on to nominate delegates to the National
Convention to be held in Baltimore IN May next
p.sojred That the counties composing TINS oon-
sson,l Dstric, be invited to elect delegates TO at
tend the Convention aforesaid. M = fu..
DsoIr,d That Col Abram Lewis VIM u ClaI-
ho,ne lanes Garland, VIM NJ. Tredway, Gen. b. w
s CabeIl. Joseph NJ. Terry, VIM. Risen, Nathaniel
Wilson. Col Stephen Coleman, +. Y. Wmbish, Jas
A. Seldom, Thomas T. Giles, aud Samu,l Anderson,
be appointed delegates to represent the democracy oil
this county IN The Convention 10 nc hslu u '0h''"u
in February next. .
Pesolred, That the Chairman and Secrehry be add
ed to the foregoing committees
Resoired, That we will proceed, at the next Court
of this county, 10 organize Democratic Association
for this county-and that VIM. NJ. Tredwty, General
B. w. S. Cabell, James Garland, Jos. Terry, Dtury
Blair and Stephen Coleman, be appointed commit
tee to prepare Constitution for the sad Associa-
ton.
After the adoption of the foregoing Preamble and
Resolutions, Messrs Tredway and Terry addressed
the meeting.
Ordered, That these proceedings be Published in
the Lynchburg Republican and the Richmond Enqu'-
rer
On motion, the meeting then adjonred
JAS NJ. WHlTTLE. Chm n.
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