Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30
CG'EY AFFAIRS.
WING MEETING IN RICHMOND.

assembled, by previous call, al the African Church
on Thursday night, 2Sh August, 1851: Mr.aB. Slade
meVcd That the meeting come 10 order, by calling Mr.
John A. Lancaster to the Chair: which mo ton be-
ing carried mem. con-, Mr.. Lancaster took the chair
and Inc Editors of the Wing city papers were re-
quested to act as Secretaries.
The Chairman stated succnctly but forcbly, the gen.
era Objects OF the meeting: TO appoint delegates the
approaching District Convention Tor nominating Wing
candidate Tor Congress, to appoint oher delegates
the state Convention Mt Staunton for nominating off
GERS under the new Constitution, &c.
Mr. "A. crane moved that committee OF seven be
appointed by the Chair, presently to report to it the bu
sness to be acted on inmating that while the com
mittee thus engaged, the meeting might he trusted
be transported back to all the animation and concord of
| lis old victories and old feelings by having from Mr.
| Raleigh T. Daniel an old-fashioned Wing raIv.
A general reclamation for Mr. Daniel ensuing that
gentleman and addressed the assembly in britf
but very happy and spirited speech touching by turns
upon the importance of the coming contest the certain
defeat to which any want OF either harmonious coun-
sells or thoroughly organized action would lead and
the triumph that must easily, with these crown
effort. He insisted therefore, that abandoning all
soth and renouncing all dspeasures, the Wings of
the district must up to their work, one man,
Tor long pull strong pull, and pull all togeth
en-"
The very warm and general applause testified the
hearty assent of the whoearge assembly 10 the excel
lent sentiments of Mr. Daniel.
The motion of Mr.. Crane being put was adopt
ed, and the Chair appointed as the Committee under
1t the following gentlemen:
Messrs. A. ]. Crane, Raleigh T. Daniel, George D.
Fisher Edwin Robinson, John A. Smith, Joseph Mayo
and William B. Isaacs.
The Committee having withdrawn, Mr.. f. J. Smith
rose and remarked that, they had been accustomed
10 near the speakers who were present. and as gen.
tleman VINO could write well could not easily
speak Ill, the meeting would be glad in the interval
of the Wing.
The call being confirmed by the meeting, Mr.. john
son rose and addressed the assembly on special paris
OF the topics mentioned by Mr. Daniel chiefly to urge
that hat ie ~,
army that without it, there could be no victory over even
an inferior, if disciplined enemy. AS famous orator
OF old said OF Eloquence, that it was action action
action! SO would he say of party success: it was
organization organization organization 1t was that
which made weak party strong, bad party success
full. The Democracy had never had, the Wings never
wanted much else
A call for the Editor Of the Times followed. and
Mr.. Darlington rose in obedience to it. After fur
Their enforcing what had been already said, he re-
cured to the former triumphs of the party and the
cordial spirit hich had then secured them and
would ever Adyerting TO the many motives
which should now animate us, he said there was
none which could be honester or much more grateful
than the firm determination to uphold and to honor
the patriotic Chief Magistrate and his able Admins
traon, that had, through danger and amidst difficult
ties almost unexamped, stood by their country and
their duty. The South could not be too grateful to
them The whole country should honor Them Very
warm and long applause ensued, from the whole as
sembly MIC. went on TO Intimate that, when the
regular business over, he intended to offer such
resolution would, he trusted, be merled express
son of the feelings OF the Wings of this State towards
President Fillmore and his Cabinet. The annuncia-
tion received with great applause.
Mr. Crane, on the part OF the Committee of seven,
presented report watch, after some debate and
modification, was adopted in the following words:
The Wings of the city OF Richmond cordially re.
spending TO heinvation ofthe Wings of Louisa to hold
Convention in this city, the 9Th of September next
10 nominate candidate for the sixth Congressional
District, hereby
Resolue, That $50 Whys $50 from each Wardl be-
appointed delegates to the said Convention to be
named by the Chairman ths meeting and that the sad
Committee be charged with providing for the accom-
mediation of the said Convention.
ReSotUed, That it is expedien to appoint 30 delegates
10 from each Ward OF the city, to represent the Wings
OF Richmond in the Wing State Convention which is TO
assemble at staunton on the 25th Of September next
and that the chairman of this meeting appoint the same
together with alternate Tor each delegate to provide
for the of his inability to attend.
ResoLued, That it is expedient to appoint Wing
Vigilance Committee 40 from each Ward) for the city
of Richmond, and that the chairman of this meeting
appoint the same.
The appointments under the two first THE preceding
resolutions subsequently, furnished to the Secretaries
by the Chairman, are as below.
Delegates to the District Convention, under the first
Resolution:
James Crane, Luther Lobby, Dr. John Dove Thos
P August, Thomas Hardgrove, Edmond Steane. John
Howard, George M Darlington, Fl T Italia ferro C A
Hodges, Moses Branch, Wilson Williams Edward
FarTer John Curfe, j., Joseph Darlington, E Nor
rs L B Levy, James H Hacken James Winston, VIM
Snton, John I Wilkes, Andrew Lockwood Isaac
S9Gmon W nnda BqteT John PaEm na {chn
Stearns, Arson Richards, James Snton, Ash Levy, H
M Smith, Thomas B MAYS, Edward Mundin,. C
siuton James NJ Talbot, VIM Thahemer, E T Win
ston, Whtleck, Daniel Weller, James B Glib,
E &c, A L Royster, VIM Wood
MADISON WARD-RT Daniel, G Myers. John
Caske, Il W Fry, P D Bernard, DR. Maupm, Tn.
| rngton, Ed VIM Johnson, R H Galaher, Conway
Thompson, e Wendinger, John Greme, VIM Forbes
lard. Benz Sutton, Geo S Palmer, H w Quares, r
H Edmunds Jas Allen, Edwin Robinson, Jas ] Bin
ford, Jno Hardwicke, Hector Davis, IT., T Moore,
Paine, Jas NJ subelt, Thos Sampson, Henry Vein
hold, Alex Brooks, John H Knowles, A j Crane.
Peyton johnson, Jas H Grant, James Evans, John II
Claiborne, John Fulford, Joseph Adkins, F ]
Smith, VIM Beers.
MONROE WARD.--Joseph Mayo. Joseph R Ander-
son, inc A Meredith James Lyons, Jacob Shook,
Sam Taylor, R stanard los Doerainger, VIM S
Ter Gwynn, Wood Bouldin, W s Triplett, DR. w J
Clarke, Chas T WORKMAN, w H Maciarland Jas A
Scott, John Stegar. Thos Taylor, John Brown,
thaIl, + Anderson, VIM Bootwrght, James Gray,
James, Archibald Peasants, R Cabel, VIM Yeat-
man, Fleming Griffin, Lewis Barns, Charles Campbell,
A Maddox, Henry Rosenheld Joseph Myers Hen
ny Bremen, Angus us Schad. Peter D Glenn, DR. E G
Clay, B Slade, John Purcell, Thos U Dudley B w
Gilmore. Dan. Hunt. Maurice McCaun, Geo w Smith,
Jas H Woneycutt, Edwin Cooke, Jos Stegal.
Delegates under the second Resolution, with their
aernates:
JEFFERSON WARD.
DELEGATES. ALrERNATEs.
Col Geo NJ Darlington Joseph M Darlington,
Franklin Stearns, b Whitlock,
James Winston, Ro. Lancaster,
Hector Davis Jr., William Butler,
James Crane, Ro. fl otyll,
lanes Talbot John Ialman,