Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-12

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xo-so,J pi,yhpeh Secrctary) DR. II Saunders Isaiah
I,;sho Francis Hanna Charles Norman, Ro B Merchant
n ,,tcv Richard Stcnne, Jr, Washington II Morrill,
Seymour LYNN, Geo Carney, Thomas IN Garter, Moses
cop.n Daniel Jasper, E9pa Hunton, Charles Sinclair
ui,,on ritzbuph, Charles II Hnnon Benoni Harrison
rrno. Gaines and DR. James w Alacrae-to whom were
ddd The Chairman ind Secretary, and any Democrat from
Prince William, who may be present in Stanton.
GILMER-(A W. Fell, Chairman; Peter Saurborn, Sc
cretary The object OF the meeting was explained by 40
N Rail Iobp f. HAYS and James II. French) Samuel
r.ve Imes II French, Miner Jackson, Lemuel Stump
W. p u,v,rtv Robert Turner, VIM A Brannon and Hugh
uc,,;r Ito whom were added the Chairman and Sc
o,etorv Col D. W. Patterson and James Points, aternates
rrbe same meeting appointed delegation to Distric
CONGRESSIONAL Convention Genvie on the 18th of Sep
b and expressed their unanimous choice for COL Sam
uel L. Hogc
rpsuUR-(C. G. Miller in the Chair, and G. w. Miller
SecretryyD Richard l. Brown, Col L d Loudon, Col W
u woodley. Stewart Bennett, Captain G Miller and Gee
Miller; and James Points, Michael Hartman, Col George
R,vlor md B Crawford of Staunton, alternates.
KOCKBRIDGE-(Dr. D. S. Morgan, Chairman, and S.
re,cher Secretary J. G. Paxton explained the object Of
,to ,eo,nn1 JUDGE Brockenborough Dr. Graham, F
Iordo, ! Letchcr Sam Glock H H Henderson, VIM Jor.
40, G. Paxton L Il Paxton, Capt David Edmondson, W
H. milton A Hamilton B Jordan, Mann, D HOLMAN
p GLASGOW, N Chandler, T Chandler, w Caruthers
Med TAYLOR. DR. W W Stiff, Capt Jas Muhcny G W adj
ans, VIM White, Norgrove, Pegrcw. Joseph Steele,
Heck Charles varneT Cyce ncCSw Tbo Co
rhs bavdsou Hugh Mackey Jas Bowye Bell
Cant S Johnson, ] c Bell, Fl Zolman, Iolman Doug
lass, Short Capt DRYDEN, Jas Dryden, John Poase,
p plunke Major r l. Preston John Kirkpatrick Hen
~ Hayslct, Wm a Reid, Elisha Paxton, VIM 1 Graham
Col VIM Paxton, Thompson Edmonson. Edmonsen,
cob 1'eaord John Hull, James Lacsey. ST. John Ta1dy,
Wm Ma,eer, John Mcclure, Niche, VIM Luckess, Mat
thew White Jordan WmP Arnold, James Campbell Rem
~ Shields John RAIDER Dan Heck, Augustine Heck, L
Crrsby John Luscr, Cornelius Baldwin, Peter Silln
Dr. 5 7 Chandler lanes Davidson Dr. R0gs's Pr
| Anthony Rapp, Matthias Rapp, William Alphin Jon
n cioojbar, james Hamton Isaac Hamilton, Eobct
Hamilton acquene Gsby James Pa1'o mosa IN -
| Ier F J Cemer, NJ Lusk, S Griffin, John Laymn,
Nikirk II Risk, Saml Patterson, John Paul. John Ten
Mai Joseph Bell, E Mclaughlin " Bell John Heplr,
John W Jordan, N Fl Goodbar, w w Davis, James F
Randolph, Henry A e. Mccormick, McBride, Zacharih
Sam,I Barley, Frebaugh D S frrevey Joseph Cu,m.
Joseph " Caldwell David Lowman, Elijah Holtzman Al
drew Wallace VIM Campbell, John Ritchle and Daniel S-
| der; TO whom added the Chairman and Secretary
[Thc above named gentlemen also appointed deegaeS
TO the Congressional District corven,on-and Stanton md
the 25h Sept recommended the place and time OF is
meeting of Hasonburg and the 18th Septas
mended by The Augusta Democrats The Valley Star
" urpes the change as fuller convention would be secued
at Stanton on The 18th inst
| OHIO COUNrY-At Triadelphia, Jas McMurry Prcside
Isaac BeTkham, James Mcconnell, Robert Stewart, md
Ezekiel Ball. Vice Presidents and Burrows anu Den-
sum- Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. Cranmer of Wheeling
and Dr. Durham OF the Wheeling argus The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted reported by ne
following committee viz Dr. G. A. Cracra(t, Alex. Allison
Robert Terrell, Adam Fzncr, Robert Williamson, JOIN
| Zocgler, John Moore, and c. Snder:
Whereas the Democratic party in Virginia. as every
essentially Of the people-popuar alike in lis purposes
and understanding the substantial good OF the Whole
peopc rather than the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the privileged few
identified with every movement calculated 10 advance tie
common good-cOnservaye of common rights, and am1l-
,ios their enlargement; il is the bane OF royalty me
hope Of hrmany its power is the people, It's talisnan INC
balot-box fruon the Acknowledgement OF the woIld no.
thing stay lis pcaceabe progress nothing shake lis sta
hty, nothing prevent the accomplishment oil It's ends
Mans right in opposition the dvue right OF kngs 10
rule from its feeble beginnings when first traced by the I'M
Of Providence in the blood OF the patriots has
on every where advancing and France Switzerland aye
Hungary and Italy, and even Cuba, are gradually and sue
cessuIy demonstrating this hcorem in politics. and the
world is recognizing the truth that liberty equality. anc
fraternity" and naeuabe rights, not to bt
doubted denied 10 be snoeed in the hall reformed
cudasm OF later but expansive as light to encompass
world in the glorious amplitude OF liz unloidnes-
Resolved Tha, upon the broades, grounds and in the
widest rangc the Democratic party is worthy OF universal
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Resolved That the Democratic party Ohio county, Vr
gria recognize as their political land marks the measures
laid down by Thomas Jefferson advocated by Andrew Jack
| II ----~--r,,- .id ny Jan,a. X Polk
Resolved That the question of Union Dsunion' is
not in controversy in this Congressional District but that
The great leading that have always divided the Dem
ocrac and Federal parties rendered 10 by the
of Col Raymond and the issues again Revenue Ia
rift with Incidental protection or tariff for protection aone
improvements benefit commerce. e2ravagant cxpendi-
for local and selfish objectste qualified Veto the
abrogation of 1.-THE Independent Treasury, revival OF
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readopt platform of the Baltimore Convention of 1913
Resolved, That the Democracy Of Ohio county hereby
pledge themselves every honorable secure
the election of Col. G. w. Thompson man who has by
his sterling repubicansm and long and ardent devotion
the Of human rights, cndeared himself 10 all and
that will be found at the polls giving him undivided
and thus redeem The 18th Congressional District from
the hand of him who has for the past years mspcsen
| ted it.
Resolved That the Democracy of tho river counties look
the Democrats Of Marion county do their duty their
whole duty, and nothing but their duty, and this will
hold hem-a Democratic majority and the redemption OF
| their county.
The following gentlemen appointed delegates the
Stauntoa Convention without instructions Lewis Secn-
rod Abraham Bcdllon James Mcconnell N. H. Garrison,
James Denison, and Robert Stewart.
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Two blocks Of granite from The Peaks OF Otter passed
through Lnchburg last week. for the Virginia and the
other for The National Monument 10 Washington.
We learn from the Bedford Sentinel that they were met
about half mile from Liberty and escorted in by the
uniformed Rifle Companies Of Captains Lewch and Rob-
nsonte Piedmont Division of the Sons OF Temperance
the Liberty Section Of Cadets OF Temperlncc-hc Liberty
Lodge of lIasons and number Of citizens on foot-the
whole brought up by Capt Clements troop. Eloquent ad-
dresses delivered tho occasion by Jno o. Lefwich
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