Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-26

Pursuant 10 a notice given through the Vir
ginan, meeting was held at the Courthouse
on Monday evHning by portion Of the Wings
of Lynchburg, for the pdrpose of receiving the
report Of the Committee appointed to frame
consultation &c.
On motion, Peleg Seabury was called to
the Chair, and Jno. NJ. Miller appointed Sc
cretary.
Mr.Jno. N. Speed in behalf Of the Commit
tee then made the following report: ~
The Committee appolhed at IA meeting Of
the Wings Of Lynchburg, held on the 10Th inst
10 make The necessary arrangements for their
organization and proceedings during The pend
ing Presidential canvass, beg leave to report
the following
CONSTITUTION.
|. This Association shall be called tile
Lynchburg Wing Club, and shall be conpos-
ed Of Wings residing in this city and lis vcin.
ty, who may subscribe Or authorize their names
TO be subscribed to this Constitution.
2. The officers of the Club shall consist of
President, six Vice Presidents. "a Secretary
an assistant Secretary and Treasurer.
3. The funds Of the Club shall be raised by
the voluntary contributions of it's members;
shall be kept and accounted for by the Treas
urer. and distributed upon the order of the
Club, TO be signed by the President or one of
the Vice Presidents and countcrsgned by the
Secretary or assistant Secretary.
4. There shall be Committee of Vigilance
for each Ward, and one fer the Village of
BrookYil'e, Commute of Correspondence,
consisting Of at least five members, and Com
inIltee of arrangements.
5. The meetings of the Club shall be held
on Friday of each alternate week and the Pre-
sldent or any one Of the Vice Presidents may
call meetings at any other time when, in his
opinion. the interest Of the Club may require
it.
6. This Club shall continue in existence till
the night of the / 9th day Of next November
The Committee recommend the following
persons officers and members Of the several
Committees required by the foregoing Consti-
turion:
Jno NJ Speed, Presidents; f B Deane, jr. 1st
Wee Presidents James Frctwell, 2nd DO; ID w
Burton Bird do; Jas M Boyd. 4th do; Saml b
Thurman, 9th do; Geo G Curle, 9th do.
John nj Miller, Secretary; Danl r Hunt,
Assistant do; John o Taylor, Treasurer.
Com. IF C0ryespondeace-N Fl Campbell,
Ed d Christian, Jas Irby Jas Mcdonald,
w b Roane and Jno A Ligeatt
Com. n 1rraRgemcnts.-T hos p Nash. Jas
NJ Lan9hornc, Jno II Tyree Benz Fl Lewis,
John Ward, jr. Don T c Peters, J c Shields,
James Ley. WIN A Talbot Jas E Goldman
aud David r Lyman
Com. IF Vigilance UPpr IVard-Col Jas
VI langhorne, re Burkholdcr, 1hos Thur
man, John G Apperson, VIM Mays, Henry Fl
Sherman, John b Tidon Col VIM 3 Brown,
Thos Early and VIM c HoIns.
Loacrr Ipard.-Peleg Seabury, Kirkwood
Oey, John Long. John y Lggart Andrew
kinnier. Nathaniel Gugginheimer, James Lev.
Saml Tyree, ThosJ Hardy and Robt NchoI-
son.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carter Geo Perkins,
Geo w Lee. John Grouse, Warner L Jones
aud Hardin Altman
Resolved, That the foregoing Committee off
Vigilance shall, from time to time, enlarge their
numbers or appoint sub committees, as they
may deem nc cessary to the prompt and eff.
Gent discharge of their duties
The report Of the Committee having been re.
cel' ed and edonted, after few remarks from
Mr.. Seabnry the meeting adjourned
P.SEABURY, Chan.
JNo Nj. MILLER, Secry.