Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-22


proper 10 attend.
We had expected TO be able to announce in this
paper the Order of Procession and general ar
arrangements for the Rally, but nothing of the kind
has yet been furnished us by the Committee hav-
ing charge Of the subject. Whether they have
acted at ALL indeed, that branch of their duties,
we are not apprized; but il any thing remains TO
be done by them, we would urge them most ear
nesrly to immediate action. There is no time
certainly now to be lost and the Wings of Au-
gus'a not only expect them to do their duty, but
to do it efficiently and credtably. The following
gentlemen compose the Committee:
Commute Of Provision and -irrangement-L. wad-
dell George EskIidgc, J. b. breckenridge Samuel E.
tClarkc, John IL. Asst, F. +. Gcigcr, Wm. ii. CARRIER,
John B. Baldwin, John r Arnal, James A. Cochran
Crawford, VIM. A. Bell, Robert Guy Hugh j. Craw.
ford. franklin McCue, S. Harnsbargcr, Mai. VIM
s Hail. W Craze charss pIya tu Asx
i: Reed, James f. Patterson, Geo Fuller, Jefferson
Kinney; Adams LpshS1ugh lno Jones, John W. Pitt
man, Charles Ball. William Smith, John b. Watts,
Henry Bare John Merritt, John Newton, Matthew Pill
son. yohn NJ. McCue, James Woddcl John Sproul nd
~ meeting of the above Committee is re-
quested at the Courthouse this evening al o.
clock. Let no member be our Of place.
We would respectfully suggest also that the
Special Committees, which have had particular
duties assigned them, meet with the General
COMMITTEES at the time above specified, and make
report of their doings. The following are the
Committees referred to:
COMMITTEE 70 arrange Speakers Stand, Seats Sc
Cochran, John Il. Arna Alexander S. Hail. George ID.
lancaster John Clarke, William carroll, David II.
blackburn, John Gregory, William Eagon, George w
darman l-ushbaugh, Callahcr mi
Bare. ~ -~'
Committee Of Lodging, 3c.-samucl Clarke, DR.. Ad,
Merrill Gushing.
COmmitee Jer obtaining AIusie.-Jensrsou Kinney,
Chapman johnson, jr., and Charles Ball.
So"mtHee FOR rrortsons, S'c.-Jamcs f. Patterson
John H. Asst, William II. CARRIER, James McClung
Charles H. Lewis, John Jones, Samuel f.. Clarke John
Carroll, Addison H. Price, Nicho X Trout Brccze
johnson and William u. Kayscr.
We have good reports from Mt. Sidney, Fish
ersville and Waynesborough. Our friends in
those neighborhoods expected to turn out in
their strength. New Hope, Greenvile, Middle.
Sbrook, Craigsville, Deerfeld, Churchville, and
MI Scion, we doubt not will also be fully repre-
seated.
AS Marshal has been assigned to each pre-
cinct, we would respectfully suggest that plac,
OF rendezvous be appointed at some suitable
point in their respective bounds, and that they
come in a body.
Come. the winds come when the storm king rides bv
Come! like the Lightning, when the tempest is nigh;
Come! as the sands come on Sahara's plain
Let your voice be like thunder when the storms on tho
main;
And far let the breeze bear our war-cry away
iurrah, for the Patriot, our own 'HARRY CLAY"
The following the Marshals;
Maj. George Eskridge, Chief Marshal.
Nathaniel Massie, Esq of Waynesboro' Precinct
Col Frank McCue, Fishcrsvilie
Col. Sam'l Harnsbarger, Mt. Sidney,
Col. Alex'r II. Owens, New Hope,
Col. WIN. A. Bell. Churchve,
Col. James NJ Licy, Grccnvillc,
Robert S. Brooke, Esq. Stanton,
DR.: John McChesney, Middlebrook,
Luke Woodward, Esq. Craigsville, and
Capt. William Montgomery, Decrficd, as Assistant
Marshals.