Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-01

THANKS To THE PRESIDING oFftcEks AND SEChhIhhiLs'
On motion of Mr. CHANCELLOR thanks were voted 10
tn presiding officer, Tor the able and lupartla manner
which he had presided over the Convention l.
The PRESIDENT responded. Ge .1i a. o. ,ne
Convention, said he return you my thanks lor lie re-
solution Just adopted. Tbe duty thai have had to
perform during the sittings OF tile Convention has In
every way been pleasant one Kermit me- before we
separate 10 congratulate you upon the great unanmiy
which has existed throughout our proceedings
think il is an omen of good think and believe tlrH-
w. that if the Wings assembled here go home deter,
mined to conquer, that we shall conquer. lboso
cheersl feel fully persuaded that we have victory IN
our power, and that have nothing to do but TO win
it, Renewed cheering Let w. then. all e. e. n SaYe
every thing 10 stimulate US to make the EFFORT ana oe
lieve that il the effort is made there is scarcely douol
that success will crown our cause lGheeis.I L
tlemen, again thank for the kindness you nave
shown towards me. fs
On motion Of Mr.. MUIR, thanks were then voted 10
| the Secretaries OF The Convention.
| SPEECHES.
| Mr. NEwBY then took the stand, and offered TO
pledge the county OF Ohio to give large majority at
the approaching election for Governor than any other
countv He believed that, under the constitution
the vote ofthat county would be largely increased and
tina, that increase would be Wing lnsome counties OF
the State they had already almost universal suffrage
In Shenandoah, there was one voter Tor every seven
white inhabitants, whilst in Kanawha there was only
voter for every eleven aud hall white innaol-
tauts, and in other counties the dlspropofoh e1
| listed. Consequently when universal suffrage was ex-
| tened to the WHOLE Commonwealth, kana"nS "oaia
increase in greater ratio than Shenandoah. nov was
/
cratic Judges took every who came 10 the polls
TO vote [Cheers and laughter He believed that at the
| approaching election the Wing party would nave
great increase because universal suffrage would not
benefit the Democratic counties, whilst 1t would bene-
i fit the Wing counties Ii was extremel " probable
that they might even have womens rlgnE IN ,h ene
county of Shenandoah [Creat laughter For these
reasons, the Wing party must and would succeed
He pledged the county Of Ohio to give Wing MAORI
ty OF seven hundred and the citizens OF Ohio county
should redeem that pledge. [Great cheerng.l
Mr.. TRAYHAM, of Loudoun, said he rose to accept
the challenge that had been made by the gentleman
who had lust taken his seat and he would take it upon
him to pledge the Wing party fifteen hundred majority
from the county OF LouIoun Tor Geo. w. Summers
Immense applause.l He would call upon his brother
Wings throughout The State to rally the support OF
their noble leader aud it they rallied with the right
spirit he their next Governor beyond all question.
[Great chcering He would now move that the Con-
venton adjourn sine de- with the understanding that
they were to hold an informal meeting in the evening,
for the purpose OF listening such addresses as enthu-
siastc and Jealous Wing speakers might deliver Re
Mr. GILMER, Of Abemarle, would suggest amend
ment that they speak until the cars start reat laugh
| Ter and applause
The Convention then adjourned sine Due.
The following is the list OF Delegates, as perfected
by the Secretary:
Accomac- Louis G H Finney.
!, Caroline-Dr glastonbury Jno R Luck, Jno w
Kean, Jas Luck, DR. e P White, F Darracott.
Greenspiue~Hugh v Shelley of Augusta, (alt)
+ Harrison, VIM Wckham. Carter Braxlon.
Henrico-Jno Gimer, Sherman McRae, N E
Sutton.
Southampton-Ro S Jones, DR. rh Prellow.
Spottsyuana-L A Broggs, Lorman Chancellor,
Alfred L Holiday, R B Sempe.
Norfolk City-John T Francis, Harrison Robertson,
w l. Riddle.
: Waroick-Joseph Segar, (altl
:; Yo,h-V w Soulhall, E R Watson, w D Hart,
| (as)
Esser-v w Southall, (alt.)
} Petersburg-CoG w Boiling, James M Donan, DR.
, Thos Withers.
Su,ry-Wm Allen.
: Richmond Cuy-Co ] A Meredith, Ed w John
son, Thos Evans, 7 Taylor Darlington, A
I'Is p ssnhJf f ss Scott co
NJ Darlington, Hector DAVIS, Jr, DR. John Dove, Col
: Z CabeIl,J Fl Shook, J A Smith, Dr. 6 G Minor.
), EuUanna-Dr NJ Jones, Maj r Noel, Col VIM
! D Haden. Col H J Magruder, A G Sheppard, E o
| Gooeh, r Strange, Col w Pane, J D Jones,
Captain A Sheppard, VIM J-Paine Col w Ash
Goochland-Col R W Wyatt.
Loudoun-Luther G. Carrngton Jas Trayham,
DR. Laekett, VIM Terry Brown, Francis M
. Louisa-Clayton G Colennn, DR. Thomas Nelson,
! Jas Morris Jno Hughsou.
| Madison-Richard p Kenny.
II Orange-Jas Z Marshall.
| Phsyl0ania-Jos Martin, Jr, Atchison.
RatpaAanaock-Jno Chancellor, Jno Rowing,
sen n,ascns5 y sou Ies Saunders Tbos
Wood, Alex Rves, VIM T Early, Lewis Walker,
Col J Bowcock, DR. Charles Carter, E H Moon,
| WIN u Iidrt, Dr JnO N w OOuS Wm w GllMef .
Tuusta, DR. D E Watson, fl St George Harris, R
W holland, DR. Chas Cooke, Sheppard, Jas
, Lewis, Magruder, VIM M Smith, Shep;,
| pard, Col K w Wyatt, G Stackhn Dr. George
Stevens, M Jarman Albert G Bnlord P Key, N
: Burnley, abr G Garth, Col John Jones, Col P A
Woods, John Cochran, Jas M Bramham. Col VIM
| Niche, DR. c d Everett, DR. S A Hart, VIM Garth
I DR. Branham, A B Magruder.
Amherst-Davld Patterson, VIM Kent.
Appomauor--G S Harper.
Bedtord-Wm Jordan, A Clayton, Dick
Brunswick William H Merritt, H w sheffey,
(alf.)
| Forbes, DR. Daniel Moseby, Nathan Morris, DR. John
Cobbs, w Harris.
| Campbell-J Mcdonald
CCupsper-F NJ Latham, Stanard.
Cum5erland-Dr Thos l. Robinson.
Djnnoiddie-F Archer.
Fauquier-Henry T Dixon, Edward H Henry, VIM
| H Hines 8 H Shackleford.
| Fairfac-B w Ford.
Gloucester -V w Southa Hugh Shefiay, (alts,
| Charlotte-Wm Word.
Norfolk county-Col Washington Riddck.
Augusta-Jno d lmboden, NJ H Masse, Dr. L
Waddell, w Myers, Jno N McCue
CEarke-Nath Meade.
Frederick-J Senseney, Geo f Senseney
| Hampshire-Hugh w Shefey, (at)
Hardy-W C Vanmeter.
Jeferson-N H Gaaher
| Morgan-Hugh w Shelley alt)
= Rockbridge-J Dorman, 7 Patton, E } H Nc
| Campbell.
Rockingham-Isaac Hardesty, G Hughes, Tyre
| Maupin.
Greenbrier-s Gllmer, DR. Tbos Cregh.
| KanaDha-C Doddridge, S H Early.
| Lee-Walter Preston. (at)
| NcholaS--H w Sheffey, (alt.j
| Preston-S Hernans.
| Smythe-V w Southal E Watson, (alt)
| IVdshiagfOn-Walter Preston.
| Monroe--V w Southa E K Watson, (ats)
| Aterandria-Jno Muir, VIM K Ball.
| Chesterfeld-Wm Woodbridge.
| Neac Keat-Braxton Garck.
| Stafora-Wm T French
Ohlo-A I Words Jno L Newly.
| EASTERN Observation-Disclosures has the farming inter-
est advanced with rapdity than it has of late
In The lide district of VIRGINIA. Ii