Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
THE RICHMOND E1QUlKER.

UC Sudll dppblb'Su ~
10 compos the said commune: ~ n
DR. McCandIess, Of Frederick corIy; l. =
CLARK; c ii Green, Of Warrer; CO: David y
DoveI, OF Page; James Parker, ofHamPsh'e,
WIN H Mong, OF Berkeley; Lewisil's'ho"s
Morgan. o.,,ei
through Cola Keeser, Of Page, . follows
President:
Richard Parker, OF CLARKE comfy.
Vee Presidents Iosenb
DR. Isaac G Buck, Of Warlel couniy' Of
Lorg, Of Frederick; Moses 5 uiaaTiIiis ]
Berkeley; Col. Jacob lsler, Of ClarEs:saon n
Hawks, OF Jefferson; Col 'saac f
Hampshire; Jacob c. Kite, Of Page.
Secretaries n r,4or
PETE! B Borsi, OF Page count!
Tucker, Of jeff rson county. .s Pc
Richard Parker, on taxing The a"I hs;s, and
si5cnt Il The Convention, made a." ha,mnnv
appropriate remarks, recomnepa5; soaaroe -
and concession TO its members 10
The duty devolved upon them. ,ro,sr
The Committee appointed lepI" rsfp
Rules and regulations reported. n'ous" '"
Jackson, heir Chairman, The toWins. o
/. That members o.. The chsep'io. ....n
fiom any remarks upon the s'p'io"o
tli'ds rule" by the Conven'if. ,.
:. That The Convention apt me usual i"'e1
for maintaining order IN j proceedings o1
10 parliamentary or oiheIdIoefale ooa'es'
3. That The Democialtifensih OF eacn eoul,
" 10 The Presidential elcion "l 1875, DC dd1p'e"
as Inc basis Of represeniionf' r each 10 'his Oo".
y%eniiun and that ON s'Ters'h DC u's'ueu
amongst lie deleeatef,esent from each county
each OF whon Shall last his proportion arising
nom such iivision according 10 his indiyiaua'
pre!efenc:
4 pat the Secelaries under he Sd Rule, AS
celisirlhe Numbered votes each delegate IS emit
lied rcasl, and report the same.
In CommileeappoiGled under a former reso-
Iulio 10 report lie names Of delegates known 70
be pisert. tepnted as follows:
FIN Ftedeick-Roberl Brannon, Jacob Ba-
ker, ieo b Caves, Hugh Barr, Jacob Copenha-
yer, 4cob Hunlsberry, J E Payne, DR. K 2 Nc
Canes, J 0 Coyle, S L Rust, Benz Slickiey,
L Whale, 5 Harmon, J w Butcher, Jos Long,
Dav Samsel, Thornton Mcleod, X q Bywa-
ler>,Vm Smith, RIB Hackney. Il w Richards
JohMarker, Jacob Richards, Daniel K HoxIe.
J WILLIAMS, J 'seph Sp;lman, John smith
e Erney, J G Hieronimous, Joseph Richards
w dty, Benjamin Brinker. and J w Campbell
rom Cluke-Wm A Caslleman, Samde
Lac, Mason Anderson, Jacob Hffheoo~er
w. Fowler, Otoway McCornic, E'WaIo
MGoTmic, Jacob Enders, Levi Hielt, Geo
Jol>on, Geo ID Moss, Buckner Ashby, Rich
areParker, Wm Taylor, John Pierce, A Col
slo, S HI flebower, Alex Earle, } 3 Garter
CO Jacob lsler, S CastIeman, Shepherd
an r Burchell.
rom MorgQn-L Allemone.
rom Lber!oa-M Minor Hurst, u Mauzy, Il
5 farnswor b, } Grnber, w Haws, William
KMoLrr, 7 G Bradley, Il TUDOR Fucker, Y
KBoley. J J Granlham.
From Page-P B Borsi, Jacob Baker, Gee
He, Jr, Jacob C Kite, David VI Doyel, Johr
ShleT, Reuben Walton. Col A Keyser, BenJa
I'M Wharton, ], J II Keyser, and Z w Wood
rom Ham shuc James Parker, Thona'
Bic, T A Keller, is Robson, Isaac Parsons
Cnrles Blue, Henry High, and Geo ThomP
son !.
rom Usuren-Coi Jacobs, J II MCKAY, "
Johnson, w Bowen, J Churchill, } Jackson
) Itomas, ] K Rust, Dr. Isaac n Beck, an'
CIahes II Green. !,
ron Bsrkeky-Col J B Nadenbcnsch, 4
Newcomer, w II Mong, NJ 5 Grantham, Chas
.Sookey and David Stewart.
A motion was then made, that the Convention
poceed 10 vote upon line adoption OF two-ihirds Q
II. majority rule 10 The nomination oi a cdLdl
lie Tor Congress; which motion was agreed 10
The roll was called, and Inc vote stood mus
1wo-ihirds Rule, lS47; Majority Rule, 1872. .
IL. Convention adopted The two-ihlrds rule.
A motion was then made, that the Convention
poceed TO ballot Tor a candidate oil The Demo
cnl!c party Tor The next Congress, without an
Nominations, which was agreed 10.
BALLOTINGS.
a Ballot Cook, 745; Sloan, $50; Byrd, lUil
2sinser. 979, Mccormick, i3S; Casileman, Az
u Ballot Cook AS; Sloan 1898; Byrd e9'
B.!ingef 9.5; Mccormick III; C4s,leman ::
ri Ballot -Cuok 1884; sloan l490; Byrd i3c
Beiinsel 96s; Mccormick l04. 80,
AZ Bailot-Cock 527; Sloan l54S; BYRD 10
B,tisger 952, Mccormick 10.
ai BaHn Cook 667; Sloan 1857 Byrd oos
BIZ 'iner 944. -,
Gu Bauct-Cook So; Sean 1889; Byrd 7o4
Beius. 936. 900.
III Ball1t-cock SOC; Sloan l4O6; Byrd s95
81 Balit-cook 1904; Sloan COZ; Byrd s2'
o. Baiot-Cook 6l67; Byrd 1884, Bedinse
Ias Balla-Psrker $50; Cook 1888; Byr'
l345 Bedlngef 34i a,,,. D..
In b ,Ha-Parker 1872; Cook l347; Sloan 90
B,ri 9Ug; Eedinger S07; CasI'eman "a; MuEPh.
PC; Fursen l6 -, -, 900. d.,
1927; Bsd,nger 1872; Castieman 2ob; Lucas 4''
IN Ballot-Parker 1O3; Co"k 1915 oiod'
lOl; Byrl 766; Cas'tcnan ~; Blue 4I5.
i'm Batot-PsIker 22iS; Cook 5H; oloai
IFS gy,d -; B,diDseI III; Blue ITO
IN Bal.ot-Parkcr 1868; Cook l9u; o'oa'
80; BYRD 26. p.u. :, VIZ. pre
>ia,nt. then announced that RICHARD falHe'
Es,, Of Clarke county, having received Two
,hrds Of The whole vote Of The Convention, "d
duy nominated as the cancida'e OF me Demo
ernie larty 10 represent The District IN inc Coh
srss ol The u. States
Upon motion, The Convention UNANIMOUS
cor frmed The nomination so maze.
MIR. Parker was Then most vocIlefousiy e"'r'
On and came t0rWaTi before lie Convention, an
inn manner in which The most becoming lio'e'
l. was mingled with a grateful courtesy, LOT y
h,ch npnot So conferred upon nm, addressed w.
AMI accepted the nomination At their hanus' -
nterped MN sell Ia 10 his utmost, win the ai1 :
4. 6 who h7Q caileu nlHl w 'cdi ~ =.
lie oar;y. 10 cat.Y il j. triumph through the VI
ma. Iie concluded amidst Inc hearty plaudi'
o. tc e, nvcniioi. 80
NJ was followed by nr. Buck ami K. JACK
son E.n. ri Warren, ard Col. Keyscr and 7
8 st, Ed, Of Page, who pledged themselves !
t.b,,i II N &c uhontncy represented, T. susla'
ne !, m.l,a,ioa OF The Convention, b. a hfm al
] Ran.olpn Tucker, Esq, a! Frederick, (n'
! member Of the Conv,nicn) was calle' IN, az
;it,essci il briefly On behalf and al he rogue
oi Col ] A. Nadenbousch, Of Berkeley, i
o,e.en,ed me following resolutions, which upo
mo,inn. were unanimously adopted by the Coz
%venlion. :
Resolved, That this Convention takes ms o.
ca.ioo 10 EXPRESSED thoir continued devotion
fbr principles oi the Democratic Republican pa
". 'e, ing rs iury do, upon a STRICT adherence
the CONSTITUTION, a rigid construction OF me pow
a.. tpleo,red 10 the Federal Government, and
de,ermire1 resistance % all ancroachmenls upo
Inc reserved rights OF the States.
Resolved. That The constitutional opinions y
profess and hold, as we'll as the best AM most CT
l,en,ed policy. require that me GovernmtI
shoua he divorced IRON ne Barks-Ihal con
mere. should he unresJraintd, except by tie III
positjon II duties having revenue ioI lhelf on
obicc;-,ha, the proceeds OF the pubic ian'
should be retained by The general government