Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19
Richard VI. Young. D.. Of Ill.


/ The Isl ballot A. as follows
For p B. Prind!eNesSrs. Alexander, Allen Andrews,
Baker Bennett Bokee Briggs, Brooks, Campbell Chandler
Clarke Cole, Conger Crowel Dixon, Duer Fowler Gid
George C King John A. King Ma,iSsan Mrkssocfr''
Moore, Nelson, Ot- Phoenix, Putnam, Reynolds Rockwell
kost, Rrmsey Sacket, Schcmcrhon, Schoocraft Sves.
Ter Spalding Thurman, tniehill 'in'on White and Win
F@r n. W. Young Messrs. Abertson, Bssil, Booth,
Bowln, \. C. Brown, Cleveland, Williamson K ". Cobb,
Hall HARRISON, lsham c. Harris, Thomas l.. Harris Hoag-
land inge La Sere, Letter, Job Mann, McCernand, Nj
DoweI, Morse Richardson, Woodward and Young
For Z. H. Udher-Messrs Al ton, cabel, Corwn, HAY,
HAMMOND James e. King, +. T. Mclean, Meacham, Nor
ton, Newell, Sheppard, Spague Van Dyke Watkins, vii
Iialns, Joseph r. Caldwell and Gentry.
For !. SAaiht-Mcs Archer, Fuller Gerry, Hamilton,
Howard, Lttlefed, Robert NJ. McLanc peaslec Peck,
SawelI', Ste'son, Venable, Hubbard Howell Cobb and
l"r H. s. C. CA,rle.-MrsstS Ashmun, Howle. Buck,
Conrad, D"beuy. Dick,y, Holmes, Sany, Alex II Ste.
phc,ns, TayIar. locmos and wilson.
F1r H. ia''ri.1 -Niessr-. tgesctt, VI Brown, Doy,
Dmlan Ew.us, Gilmore, G3rnrin, julian Prcson ning
MELVILLE Phelps, Jacob Thompson Wm. Thompson Rob.
oin: S9v1g" :, Walden and W'Iii...
ney, Harlan Miller, OGs, re!tcr. ccs,r yood.
For IL f@1ey Mls4f- Horoch, E,imlndson, II nm,
mofd Sanso, w Harris. JACKSON, Robert VI. Johnson,
Kaufman, MeMuiien Meade. Parker Powell Seion Fro
icrch =. Stanton. Richard H. Stanton Thomas. Mcllbon
and Nii!spn.
For /. J. G!osS5rennsr -Mcssrs Burt, colcoch. Dim
mick. VI; Donald, McQuccn, James Thompson Robinson,
Rp,-, Strong Wallace Wimpt and HowLon.
ior J. H. T. HsGd -AIrs,.s Chester Butler Gin stnar,
\. Evans Mctiau..y. Mor,.ad and John l.. Thompson.
For j. " Moorde,dMrssrs. Calvin, Casey, FrccIey,
HAMPTON, Howe Ness, ose, piin4n Thaddeus 1sycns
and Tuck.
For Edmund Bmhe.--AIr Jones
The House 't,m adjourned.
PUBLIC MEETING * PRINCE GEORGE.
u ing OF tlIc cz'rs Of Prime. ti.orge county,
iIr Court House. April l0h called without distinction
OF patty to ''se into consideration The ?ropilety OF sending
delegates 10 thc Nashville Convention on motion MAJOR
J. : Zee Was called 10 tie Chair and Mr. r. {: Rves APP
pointed Secretary.
The Chair the object of the ineetng and on notion
appointed t. Rrllin, Jr Dr. T. Baad, Dr. T. Harrison and
i. Rive> committee draft resolutions cou,id.la-
ton.
The committee reported the following preamble and reso-
luons
We, portion Of hc people Prince George county, with
out distinction OF party in primary meeting assembled be-
inc aien'y and d-yotedy attached the union these
nrd states ana ready sacrifice Tor il an except liberty,
honor and equal tights and bc!ie"ng TIA, the MON is now
most seriously endangered BY the aggressive Of the
North with regard To the institution slavery and ur,her,
beng iu'y determined Ia subit infringement Of tie
rights guaranteed IL Ms by the Constitution and believing
that the preservation {" the Union dependent full u
erstandng the North Southern feeling and opinion Do
!. Resolve, That cordially approve Of the Of
The late Legislature the vital question of Southern rgh,
and OF it, recommendation 10 the people Of Virginia 10 send
delegates 10 the proposed Nashville Conyc
That the Char appoint 70 delegates, 10 from each oi-
teal party, from this county the District Convention, 10
b. held al lawrenceyle, May Sth with full authority u
appoint two delegates 10 The Nashville CDryention
The preamble with the unanimous appreciation the
meeting
For the first resolution Dr. Harrison offered the following
substitute That II Is e,pedcnt this time dele
iies 10 the District Convention with rios sending
delegates 10 the Nashville Convention; which after discus
sion, was rejected by vote Of t;yo 10 one.
The report Of the committee then adopted ant Tie
chair appointed the following delegates The DISTINCT Con
ysnton !: Raiin IT, Dr.. r. Bland, J. \. Peterson, Dr. A.
Bryant f. M.aic A. j. Iealh w t. Proctor WE. Bry.
ant, Dr. T. j: Han, T. A. Marks, R. II Williams, K =.
Dunn Cooke y C. Cooke ?. Birchct 81, {. Friend 4
Butts, p. c. MARKS, NJ. w Raney J. $ Gee T. r. Dine,
and X. q. Rivcs.
The main business of the meeting being the follow
ing resolutions Were offered ana unanimously adopted
Resolved, That have heard vita the deepest regret
OF the dealt, Of the Hon John g. Calhoun.
Resolved, That in him country has lost one 81 10
greatest statesmen and purest patriots The South It's aoe
champion and society Of it, brightest ornaments.
s. Resolved, That lament hui tn nations loss
J. Resolved, ih4! condole win his uereaved family
and direct that this humble testimonial 0i love ana e
spcct for the illusrous dead be forwarded ~ them
The meeting then adjourned with directions that their pro-
cecdngs be published in the Richmond anu Petersbug papers
! JAMES s. GEE, Chairman
| R. G. RIvEs, Secretary. an
sg The Richmond Wing Examiner, Times and Repu'N-
can respectfully requested to copy.