Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
LATER FROM CAMPBELL.


Nominations and Discussions at Campbell Court House
large meeting of the Republicans OF this county
was held at the Court House on 'nday last Colone
Odin G Clay in the Chair, and b. NJ. DeWit ac,
ing as Secretary Col. C. stated the objects OF the
meeting in q few pertinent remarks tie SAID that, tor
reasons we'll kno his feowcit'z' ms OF Campbell,
he had declined the nominal on for the Senate, 80
kindly and H,ter'ngly rendered him by the Disrc'
Convention recently held at Farmv,ll' and that tn
object of the present meeting was to recommend can
ddnte in his stead, well aa 10 nominate Two cand
dates for the House Of Delegates he felt assured
that his Republican friends, the present state OF his
health would excuse h,m for his refusal 10 comply
with their wishes, especially when they were informed
that his place would oil probability, be supplied by
their talented fell"w-c,z'n, Wm Daniel, Jr., who he
had no DOUBT would receive the nomination, and who
it was confidently hnped. would accept the same. Mr..
Daniel was then nominuted by reclamation as the De-
mocralic candidate Tor the Senatorial ID strict oil Buck
inpham Campbell aud Cumberland, and committee
appointed 10 inform him OF the fact which COMMITTEE
alter short absence, reported that Me- DANIEL had &C
ceped the nomination, subject TO the decision OF the
Republicans of Cumberland and Buckingham Tins
announcement was received by the meeting as VIC
doubt not will be by the Democracy OF the " hole
District, with enthusiastic appreciation and applause
The committee appointed by the meeting held al
March court for the purpose of recommending two
Republican candidates for the House OF Delegates,
having failed TO discharge The dnty assigned them
il was resolved that new committee, consisting
of one from each precinct, be appointed to report
10 the meeting The names of two gentlemen TO be We
ted for by the Democracy of Campbs al the ensuing
election
The following gentlemen were appointed the COM
mittse under this resolution VIM. T. Yancey, Chas
II. Lynch, Richard Harvey, K. H. Walihal Fayete
w Jones and Daniel Strat,on who, upon coEsua-
tion agreed report the names OF Sterling c. Ander-
derson and Robert Cav thon, whose nominations were
unanimously confirmed by the meeting, and accepted
By the nominees.
The meeting then appointed William I. Yancey
aud b. Nj. Dewitt assistant Electors for Campbell
county.
resolution was also adopted recommending the
formation of Democratic Association at every pre-
cnct in the county
The Wings, we understand, nominated Capt Fox
one Of the late delegates, to run IN conjunction with
Mr.. R II Toler Tor the House of Delegates.
In the afternoon, Mr. Daniel and Mr.. Toler address
ed the people, the former the Democratic elector
tor Mr.. Daniel led off in speech of nearly hour,
che same length. Mr. Daniel rejoined IN brief ad
dress and Mr. Toler closed the discussion. Mr.. Da-
MEL defended with ability and effect the Administra
ton Of Martin Van Buren agaIns, the charges and MIS-
representations Of his political opponents, and carried
'rhe war into Africa, in fine siyls-showing that
Whpgery was Justly chargeable with the very sins II
has att .mp,ed nd still attempting to issten upon the
Democracy Mr.. Toer usual, made the best OF a
bad cause and acquitted himself 10 the satisfaction OF
his friends The candidates for The county, and pro-
baby also for Senate viii address the peo-
pie of Campbell at their April Court