Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17
TOT Ltt IINiHTrF.
COL. JOHN ". FORNEY, EDITOR OF THE PENN
aTLrANIAN.

COL. JOHN w. FDNNEfi Ell lo!t VT HE i'-N.'-
oYLTANIAN.
The gentleman whose s'aIs NJ thu head ol this ar
ticlc j. well known To the couny and 10 part "i II ot
fayu,aby ttan 10 The Democratic patty. His ic and unit
ing ,Iots in sustaining lie principles "i tie parry, his
manly and adablc efforts the condat or o IN lnii1nit
ana w:c. calculated politics" journal. III Sustaining the IN
tecS;s South, af ri the wiii country dnra@ 't
struggle n the c"unc. 81 The nhil situated to" as NJ
H. midst vi imposing party 81 FreesDlcrs a"d Ab1-
itonsts ri "n political p"reS c"'"end hG sii"H-y 1"
.c confidence and y! The people .: bri see
II the country, who |" he ouGd aua!cd upon ti'
side ui the Constitution and Of Tie UaOn--hhd eli ih,.
alo prefer Of Glorious c"n;tteracy 10 TIE
sectional di.iuunS AMI selfish Vaccinations II Northern
| fanatics ami temlg Uguc5.
Il in the recollection nf the people that Col For'cy
candidate the first session p TIE lac Congress g.!
the h- and in"tac pos" Clerk to that body tls asa
lrfl d.catr, Ard - whom
Is - defeat attributed! Tua small AID dS0rg aHi-ng band
Fsrrsu !tuiition!sts, holding tncy c., the oa'nc"
power between III" two political parties. % iTh.t isy
iip>. rhrn cnrsi'u;, !an one :" whom DIR"
quculy hrc wTlrir under Tie whitening irsn
pen: In" efforts o these nuiua- me-" caused Ms
defeat.
urd rs:and II the I'll ms .! Cr For;ey design a,ue
rrc. h!n the Democratic Congress ahin' i'h->tri
Die Il candidate ,f hc C!c,inp 10 til. II rGs" % i;P"~
.rntg;ics liz Y,i ct.ir body Win barge
uri,y u. good and Democrats. i! nc u Gel Foo
',sr ny w7u his ITEMS expect iI IL % sap
poea tar liz i IN ~ respects "rineny Ta'h"r
10 risciurat tie t"i..- oi ih- Emporium; station.
lis ;gien,s vel KuoVn tlir cnuri!s o:c acc,."'
plsr r,.tr nesrr too" 5a"> IN !.ant p'-rG - "i-
hi lois aaI ctparlti.$ ii IL, il:t c'7
1t Is hoped thar III: Democracy .! The p=-e1t E"a1'c@>
vel suited lc pcol" TIE q" il Of TIE >t'9h G"i n al
o'.ertespects well worthy ." ieiL f;rc; az" "
mage \ UNlON bE'tc'-i'ti.
E,cnNosD, Va. Der. 10, 1871.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING * CHESTERFIELD.
Al u gHc.iiEg OF the Demucrac parry II Eh.strli! hell
lh,i: Cont House Ho0.ay, The !Sl inst Oh motion
Daniel II FIouinny, Esq, called 10 Chair, ana VII!
liam Amnrrs appointed SECRETARY.
Mr. y. Jones offered ,c .ou"!ng resolutions, winch wee
| unanimously adapted
l. Received! Tina, in the approaching election, I'll. .y?ect
ed o: ever Democrat {" iu I!s duty.
:. ResUYcd. ii.t committees .. Vigilance c appointed
by the Chair every Dc"ncgt attends ine poll
tn" Chair then api,iae tie following raneG s'nrs'aa
as said committees "i sgilanc":
COrRr HousE.--W r Nuce, A jones g " Sn,l'ngs.
flotHs, NJ y ito,ct,s"n " Homer, fH,nd Z
3ea;eiey, " " T C"s5iI, ! 4 C9!asI, Cannon, a :
| ChAlac,. WIN Anlacr.. rna Daniel Aians.
NrSE OAKs-D u Fi"nfn"y, k"ssri, ". Gill, :. lay
Inr y Dunsi,, " Ho~rrt.
YELLOW JAcKETT-J Il JonEs, J C. II ,"!ctt I"r!rnn l.
.unA, II Jackson, Cnrsc Vim liriiion, d IS r"rcA,
Tucker, i Tucker. Snomson ID Dyson. 7 & Fr,rnoy,
J Dyer, Il MrLnmscn, |; Pa'ram i ;owct
SKIES QrAHrER-ElJth Gresham. Joseph Mano t'cxan-
der Sims. L ~ Gates, James Rndd II b lo5spn Rl@a!F!
Cioode, Aaron Pnrde John Sims, 'im Good, Jr.
CLOVER Hill ebert T Bass Richard Tnwea't James
Fl Cox Joscp! Goose b Il Coats, B,icknan Ch-alian.
VIM PInchback, Ed Anderson.
! Observation-Disclosures " H.ncocs 4 II Brooks, ii +
Flournoy l. Fl Flournoy, D H9ncock Il G.,o,Ir. \
Branch, James Spears, JOHN 6 ode Richard STATION,
Alex Harris. " Mincc, W Sna!s.
FALLlSG CnEEK-H H,nc"ek, Samuel Hnncock Haley
CuIc. II II Hancock. q " Cole \ Irghuc W f. Spears
umcs Gregory Thomas Gregory, S Th"mias Gregory. IL
Dr. Leroy Branch, VIM q FIournoy, Robert .ilicH Ja:cs
Ilnrncr Creed r Snclngs, VIA L Brown john Walker
MANCHESTER A&D PowniTr Nelson Gr"gfg, H.n !l,r-
r.r HrtI Hatcher lhus iIorct' WIN j. ChcatruM, J1hG
u Lipscyn!c ; Il French Jas Bass Joseph Red:or, jan"
walker X "Uircc.
tIALrwAY iIoc-e--.Inhn S Peers VIM NJ Psr:rc, William
H.tclfr VIM + Gill, II T. Watkins. \ ChaI"cy, Samuel
Ii.trh,r l. e Hatcher JJhn icr4ua, X BIlnkrnsha.
ga. further Resolved That the Democratic party nj
hi. hail with pleasure The nominations made hy tie
Stanton Convcnon and that will give &c lis nominees
a warm and cordial support.
Resolved, That these proceedings bt published IN the
Richmond Enquirer and the Richmond Examiner and
Suthsidc Democrat bc requested to copy.
And on notion the meeting adjourned.
ID. II. tLOURNOY, Chairman.
! Wa. AnBEps Secretary.
| PUBLIC MEETING ~ CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
\ meeting at PARTON al the prnpl. vi Cnapitt was
held Haryey's Store McnGy the 9th October, SOL
Henry Madison Es, called 10 the Chat ani William
| G. Miller, appointed Secretary.
| The following resolutions unanimously adopted:
l. Resolved Thai the thanks vi this nIet ting he reformed
TO til. Rev. Lewis Skidmure and others FOL their efforts IN
denolncng and opposing Tie proposed tax upon lie gcopc
of CnnFloe benefit 0! the Richmond and Danvr
Railroad which, say the least Of said ax Is unjust and
oppressive.
| RI solved That we believe The pCoplc III Charlotte