Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-22
VOLUME XLV.-NUMBER III.

Ford, Captain John W. Armistead and James W
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From Fnqna's Store-J. NJ. Osborne, Charles
u. Slaughter, Captain Rober, Dennis, Sael
E "oses' Dr. John D. Armistead, Dr. Wm. H.
penhls' Joseph X Baily, Dr. John A. Hamlet;
auu on MOTION ths Chairman was added 10 the
"e'tsa'oh IL was then ordered that the pro.
cceun'Ss OF TINS meeting be signed by the Char.
MAJ and Secretary, and forwarded - Inc IA
Tors oil the Richmond ENQUIRER and Lyncbburc
Republican for publication
On motion, the meet ng then adjourned.
J. d. SPRAGlAS, Chairman.
BOYLE n. Barnes, Secretary
DEMOCRATIC NEE TING IN HAMPTON.
a meeting OF Ibe Democrats at he Court
donsr m The town q Hampton, IN Saturday,
the 9h inst, joseph Phillip, was callci 10 The
ChaiF, and Wm. X. Jennings appointed Secrc-
tary
~ eJec OF The meeting having been briefly
eSplaioed by John B. Cary, hr following re. olu-
ions wee adopted
isrsolred That being on IN. eve Of a Presidcn-
tia c.ecuoD, and anxious Tor a discussion OF The
questions a. issue between ne two parties, and
having The greatest confidence in The ruth al our
Pihcipies and Ih- character and abilities Il cur
cahdhaes. we respectfully ireii oar Wing
'ii-ncs u unite win us in a Mass Neetins OF
oo'h Pa'Iies. 10 be hrd IN this place, such lime
. may o. orteTmlrtd on-tach paItY a. lie pla.
~ IN "a eSact equaihy, ami 10 be represented
BY SIX speakers, 10 be chosen ~ themselves.
resolved, That The following gentlemen be
apioinltG ccmmil,ee 10 inve our speakers,
and 10 confer with similar committee, which
may De appointed By The Wing party J I'm Jones,
r. ". Jeu, Wan. Lowry, John B. Cary, George
Booker.
Res lyei, Thai, in IN" event OF our invitation
no. being acc-p'er b. ihs Wing party, The Dem
ucTats oi this town and county will hold Mass
Meetns, al a time 10 be determined on and that
The following gentlemen be appointed commit.
lee Of arrangements:
Committee OF Arrange ents Henry Collier,
a. u tind2ns. K. a. Vaughan, Tnos. P Chs.
man, Presson watson, John P. Toppin. John
'fab!, Jr, James VI. Vaughan Randall Rrvell,
James Massenbnra. Jf Us. Phillips, William
X. Jennings, Berj Philips, J. w. Vaughan and
Geo t. Massen5ure.
Resolved, That the following gentlemen be
appointed delegates Il the Democratic Sale Con.
vrnIon 10 be held al Lynchburg on The 10Th OF
September
James ". Va CHAN, George Booker, r. G.
Banks, John Jones, Rv. Hntsins, WIN. Lowry
WIN. Laltlmef, A. G. Hudging H. H Collier,
NJ. Fizgiobon, John Tabh, Jr John B. Cary,
jos. Philips and VIM. K. Jennings
IitcFHnteS -lltUiN II w iSt, HOS. Il. DhylI,
JOHN ). Ga>kie, Rob-. G. Scout and William F.
Richie.
Resolved, That lie Southern Angus lie reqnes.
ted 10 publish these proceedings and have them
copied IN The Richmond Enquirer, Examiner and
Portsmouth Chronicle
JOSEPH PHILLIPS, Chairman.
WM X. JENNINGS, Sec'Y.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT
Al a meeting Of portion Of the ci'zeas q
Louisa county, held Al Louisa Court House on
the lth day of Seps mber, IN The motion Of VIM.
Overton, Esq. Major Clayton G.. Coleman was
appointed Chairman, and David Hunter Secre-
tary.
Inc Chairman briefly stated The object OF The
meeting 10 be 10 sppoint delegates 10 attend the
Convention proposed 10 tie held in the town Of
Staun,on % The 81 day OF Oc;ober nexi, which
has fnr iis otjeet the extension ui The Louisa
Railroad westward.
On The motion OF VIM OvcT,on, he Chairman
appointed fifteen delegates 10 allend The said Con-
venlon, W: William Oreuon, Chas. Jones,
Pleasant Hackrt, VIM. NJ. Amber, Joseph X.
Pentie'on, Thomas S. Watson, Lucian Minor,
Dr. Jonh c. Mereciih, James L. Gordon, Fran
els Z Brooke, Richard O. Mciris, John Hunter
Hugh G ,otwin, Elisha Melton, Edward Tuner,
and Ro,er NJ Kent.
On motion Of VIM VI. Amber lie Chairman
and Secretary wc.e ADDED 10 the delegation
On muliun, Resolved, That III proceedings be
sieaed BIZ the Chairman and So
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN, Ch'mn.
DAyID Hunter, Sec'y
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