Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13
SURRY COUNTY.

SURRY COUNTY.
At a meeting Of the Democratic Republican
party of Surry, held at their Court House or
Monday, 25th of September, being Court day
Drury Stith, Esq, was called to the Chair
and Dr. William II. Edwards appointed Secre-
tary.
The Chairman having announced the object
Of the meeting TO be more thorough or
ganzation of the party, and 10 appoint com
mittees Of Vigilance for the different company
DISTRICTS on notion the following persons were
appointed committee OF Vigilance for the differ.
en-, company districts, whose duty shall be 10
enlarge the same, and see that every Democrat
attends the polls at our approaching Presiden-
tial Election: Further, that the same committees
give general information of change in the day
of election, which takes place on Tuesday, the
7th dau of November, (instead of the lst Mon
day, as formerly:) 80
Court House-Wm H Bergman, Ro w Ber-
rynap, Nalhl R Bergman, BinDs Bell, VIM
Fl Brock. James Bennett, Joo r Briggs, John n
Base, Thomas Charles, VIM c Charles, WIN 2
Coleman, James Clarke, Nicholas NJ Emmery,
VIM Il Edwards, WIN N Edwards, Albert 5
Edwards, Jno N Faulcon, Leroy Goodrich, Ed
win Fl Goodrich, Merit GwallEey, RI A Good
rich, Charles Il Graves, WIN Fl Holloway, Nj
cholas T Har, Albert c Jones, Thomas A
James, Henry N Judkins VIM G Jones, Boiling
Jones, Thomas Judkins. James Long, John N
Land, Henry G Land, Josiah G Millilston, Jno
J McAllister, VIM S Moring Saml Price, WIN
Fl Pitman, Nath'l Rowell, Richard Rowell,
VIM E B Rnfiu, Thomas Rowell, Druy S'ith,
VIM Spralley, Richard SpraiIey, Edwin J
Edwin Seward, Saml Sayedge, Robin Savedge,
Do,er Snr,rlau Simon z SprailPy Geo 1
Scamme, Josiah Turner, James Tyne. Travis
w Taylor, Richard Thomas, VIM Under
wood, John NJ Williams, BALKAN WriIht, VIM
Wright Jno w Watkins.
Nev Design Joseph B Atkinson, Charles H
Andrews, John T Andrews, Richard Badset,
VIM Fl Clanton, Jno Cookies, Ro Cookies,
Saml DENLY, Richard Dewell, WIN Dihrd, VIM
H Dewe Cornelius NJ Ellis, Joseph GwaI,-
ney. John Gwallney, Charles Goodric. Archd
Holdsworh John w Lane, James McGuri-
man, Jno Maynard, Theo z Maynat, James
C Panen, WiIloughby Rigsau, Iicken'eIh
Spratley. Jesse Fl Savedge, Thomas Vest, John
E White, James T Wall.
Walls Bridge-Timohy Z. Atknon, Beau
ford Andrews, VIM B. Avery, Thoms Barnam,
Thomas Brown. Benz T. Bell, Isaac joler, lsh
Henry Nj. Cookies, Jas Dashiell, John L. Davis,
Thos N Edwards, Stephen Ellis, Bollin. Ellis, Jas
D. Edwards, Jno E. Gwal,ney, Edwin Gray, VIM
R. Gwaney, Madison Gwancy, Vim. O. P.
Gwallney, Albert D. Goodrich, PAT R. Goodrich,
Geo W. Goodrich, Benz B. Goodfio, Robert
Hart, Arthur Hoeman, Alex J. Holloway,
Richard P. Holt, Sias Holloway, Js S. judi
kins, James I. r. Judkins, John JudBns, James
Kea, Wyatt Lane, Pat H. Lane, .ohn Lane,
John RI. Lane, John d. Lane, Willie N.
Mathews, Henry Slade, Thos B. Sewird, Wyau
Slade, WIN A. Warren, John L. While 1,mh- '
P Warren, Edwin White, Allen We"e"' "a"
son Warren, Jas w. Wheadon. nj.
Calm Piat-Wm C. Adams, w; . poo.n,
Lewis Baush Jos Bailey, DAVID b99h' riani."
/. # Collie A B. Ccckes, Joseph Chealham,
Silas 2 gmmery, Hezekah Emmery, VIM. Il.
Finch John R. Fichell, Zach Harris, Holloway
Hobs, David Harsrave, Henry Mason, Jno'
C Marks, Silas Marks, James J. Parker, Mica
lab Rogers, John C. Rogers VIM. b. Ramsy, Jc-
seph r. Seward
Resolved, That the Chair appoint four per
sons from our body, whose duty 1t shall be 10
invite Democratic speakers TO address US at our
next Court, the 4th Monday in October that
the said committee confer with our friends oil
The Taylor party, and invite them to meet us
III op1u ai-:-- i-1--~ -" rn"nle on said
day.
The following gentlemen were named by the
Chair DR.. John N Faulcon, DR.. VIM. II. Ed
wards, Captain Travis w. Taylor and DR.. A.
S Edwards
Resolved, That these proceedings be signed BY
the Chairman and Secretary, and published in
the Richmond Enquirer and other Democratic
papers. DRuRY sTlfH, Chairman.
Wa. H. EDWARDS, Secretary.
AS BETWEEN THE TWO CANDIDATES,
WHO WOULD HESITATE
We have before us (says The Charleston MeE-
cury,) in The We,lfeld IN. W Messenger,
long and able letter, written by The Hon. Dudley
Marvin, a member of Congress from New York,
on the subject OF the Presidency. Mr.. Marrying
goes his tull length for Gen. Taylor upon the
ground that he will not veto he WiImo, Proviso,
and he declares il to be his conscientious belief,
from all the information he had been able 10 OBJ
tain that General Taylor is personally op-
posed 10 The extension Of slavery over territory
now free" Mr.. Marvin says:
II most confidently trust, air, that TO every
man opposed 10 he extension OF slavery, his way
will appear clear in casting his vote for Gen
Taylor. Can he consistently Vote in any other
manner Is il not obvious that The cause oil
freedom and humanity may, indeed must, dePeLd
on The next Congress being LET, to carry ouI The
will OF the people unlrammelei by Presidential
veloes In this view oil the approaching crisis,
TO my mind The only true one, can any man
considerably throw away his vote upon thru
parry candidate whose election is asimpossIble
as il is unexpected 2 Can he thus directly con
tribue 10 the support oil candidate who s'andS
out in bold relief before the world as an advocate
lur transporting slaves 10 new country and
giving them large space TO occupy May ii
be confidently hoped that al the approaching can
vass no true friend of the cause The glorious cause
ofhuman freedom, may be len TO witness and la
menl like results 10 those which attended The cleo
lion of lSi42 The candidates are before the
people. None other than Gen. Cass or Gen Tay-
lor can be elected. So far as The question can
be devolved upon The Executive department, he
one candidate stands pledged 10 veto any bill
which shall extend The benign Influences OF The
memorable ord nance OF 1887 over tne extension Of
newly acquired regions. The other stands p'eds-
ed that he will do no snch Thing. As between
the Two candidates, who should hesitate 7"
For the Enquirer.