Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-17


John w. Green, of Culpeper
District of Norfolk, Princess Anne, Iaasemond
and Borough Of Norfolk
J.. w. Tazewell, of Norfolk Borough.
Joseph Prentis, of Nansemond.
Robert B. Taylo of Norfolk Borough.
George Loyal, of Norfolk Borough.
District Of Campbell, Buckingham and Bedford
VIM. Campbell, of Bedford
Samuel Clayton, of Campbell
Callohi Mennis, of Bedford
James Saunders of Campbell.
District Of Franklin, Patrick, Henry and Pittsyl-
cana.
George Townes, of Pittsyvania
B. w. S. Cabell, of Piltsylvania.
Joseph Martin, of Henry.
Archibald Stuart, Jr., of Patrick.
District of Albemarle, amherst, Nelson, Esuva's-
ma and Goochland.
James Peasants, of Goochland.
VIM. F. Gordon, of Albemare.
Lucas P. Thompson OF Amherst.
Thomas Massie, Jr, of Nelson
District of King George, Westmoreland, Laneas-
ter, Northumberland, Richmond, Stafford
and Prince William.
VIM. A. G. Dade, of Prince William.
Ellyson Curre, OF Lancaster.
John Taiiaferro, of King George.
Fleming Bates, of Northumberland.
District Of Matthews, Niddleseq, Aeconnck,
Northampton and Gloucester.
Thomas r. Joynes, of Accomack.
Thomas M. Bayly, of Accomack,
Calvin H. Read, Of Northampton,
Abel P. Upshur, OF Northampton.
These were the electoral Districts East of the
Blue Ridge, and the Delegates chosen therein TO
serve them in the Convention.
We now turn to the Western side OF the noun
tain and give the Districts and Delegates chosen
there.
District Of Shenandoah and Rockingham.
Peachy Harrison, of Rockingham.
Jacob Williamson, of Rockingham.
VIM. Anderson, OF Shenandoah.
Samuel Cotfman, of Shenandoah.
District Of augusta, Rockbridge and Psndlcton,
Briscoe G. Baldwin, of Augusta.
Chapman Johnson of Augusta.
VIM. Mccoy, of Pendleton.
Samuel McD. Moore, of Rockbritlge
District of Monroe, G1eenbrier Bath, Botetowrt,
4AHeghany Pocahontas and Nicholas
Andrew Beirne, of Monroe
William Smith, of Greenbrier
Fleming B. Miller, of Botetours.
John Baxter, of Pocahontas.
District Of Frederick and Jefferson.
John r. Cooke, of Frederick
Alfred II. Powell, of Frederick.
Hiram l.. Opie, of Jefferson
Thos. Griggs, Jr, Of Jefferson.
District Of Hampshire, Hardy, Berkeley aud
Morgan.
William Naylor, of Hampshire.
William Donaldson, of Hampshire.
Elisha Boyd, OF Berkeley.
Philip c. Pendleton, of Berkeley.
District Of Washington, Lee, Scott, Russell and
Iase1reH.
John B. George, of Tazewell.
Andrew Mcmillan, of Lee
Edward Campbell of Washington.
William Byars, of Washington.
District of Wythc, Montgomery, Grayson and
Giles
Gordon CIoyd, of Montgomery.
Henley Chapman, of Giles.
John p. Mathews, of Wythe.
William oglesby, of Grayson,
District Of Kanauha, Mason, CabeA, Randolph,
Harrison, Lepis, Wood and Logan
Edward S. Duncan, of Harrison.
John Laidley, of Cabel
Lewis Summers, of Kanawha.
Adam Lee, of Randolph.
District Of Ohio, Tyler, Brookc Monongnlia and
Preston.
Philip Dodtlridge, of Brooke.
Charles s. Morgan, of Nlonongalia,
Alexander Campbell, of Brooke.
Eugenius M. Wilson, of Monougalia,
The Convention assembled at the Capitol, in
City of Richmond on the Attn day OF October,
1929. On the 14th day of January having framed
the Constitution as it is, the question was put
by the President. "Shall this Constitution pass ?"
and it was passed in the affirmative, Ayes SIS,
Noes 4O--every member voting except MIR.
Doddridge, from the District Of Ohio, Sc, who
vas confined to sick bed