Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-18


addressed the meeting iap very happy and elo-
quent speech in advocacy to tho claims of Presi-
dent Fillmore, which was received with rantu-
rous applause.
/ After an absence offifteen or twenty minutes.
the Committee appointed to recommend suita-
bic delegates returned, and reported through
their chairman, Mr.. Peake, the following
names winch were accepted by the meeting
with tho understanding that the Chair should,
have the privilege ofadding ten additional names
to each Ward Delegation, if he deemed it advisa-
bleso to do
| jefferson Ward.-Dr John Dove, Jas Winston,
FRANK Stearns l. N Elicit, Luther Libby, r II Styll,
Geo bradley, Jos Carrington VIM Butler, Jno
| II Leitwlch, Tate, H Hackett, Jas NJ Talbot
Wm m Sinton, o Baldwin, H NJ Smith, w H Grant,
| 6 NJ Darlington, P H Butler Royster B B Whit,
lock, David Currie, Hector Davis IT., VIM Slater G J
Slnton. John w Wright, Jno C Stanard, ] Crane, T
| w boswell julius Hobson, Micaiah Bates. Capt
| Reed.
| Madison Ward.-Dr Charles Mills, Jas H Walford,
| Jacob f Barnes DR. L w Chamberlayne Peyton John
| son, G w Jones' Henry Exa VIM b Woodbridge A
> Crane, D Bernard. Jno H Knowles, Thos T Tay er,
| Ieo johnson, e A Myers, Marmaduke Johnson,
NE henry Irving, DR. Alaupin, Thos w McCance, II
Fry, Alexander Moseley, Jno Scott c H Irving, Con.
way robinson Thos Mathews, James Evans, o +
w eIslger, S Lee, Samuel Adie, Thos R Price, r
Peake, John R Thompson, r T Daniel, w Spalding,
| IL K Howison, Henry w Quarles
Monroe Ward.-,Jas Lyons, B Minor J A Scott
) Meredith, w Fl Macfarland, A Maddox. Tho J
Evans, Logan Waller, L Barnes w Walthall
ID Saunders, J K Lee, Ro Stanard, Jno w Bulling
ton, Wood Bouldn, Samuel Ellis ] H Shook Tbos Car
ham, Arc'd Peasants, Fleming Griffin, Geo Crutch-
| field, w Taylor, H K Ellyson, Potaux Robinson,
| Tho U Dudley, DIR Merritt, Bernard Peyton, Edwin
Robinson ] Il Anderson, JOS Mayo, sherwin McRae
H Kent, H Claiborne VIM Breeden B w Haxall,
| Thos Taylor
| Mr.. Minor, from the Committee of IL, offer
ed the following resolutions, which had been
unanimously agreed upon by that Committee :;
and which. on being put to the meeting, were
unanimously adopted
ReSoloed, That Willard Fillmore, the present
President of the United States, by his Just ap-
probation Of Executive duty his wisdom and
skill in the management of our National affairs,
amidst the most embarrassing difficulties, his
loyalty to the pledges of the Constitution, and
flrmness In maintaining the laws passed by Con-
gress foT their observance, his patriotic devo-
| ton to the Federal Union, and his noble efforts
| to preserve it, as perpetual bond between
sister States, has eminently justified the expec-
tatlons of the Wing Party and entitled to him
tits continued confidence and to the support of
the whole country.
Resolved, That the Wings here assembled
| desire to cooperate with their brethren of the
other States, in furtherance of the same nation
al policy which has so signally marked the pre-
sent administration, and they trust to the wis
dom and patriotism of the Wing National Con-
vention to present for their acceptance, can
didate whose principles shall harmonize with
| that policy, and whose fidelity to the constitu-
| ton and the measures of ad justment known as
| the ''Compromise Measures" shall be beyond
| all question.
Resol0ed, That we extend to the delegates
who attend the Convention, the inequalities of
our homes.
And then on motion, the meeting adjourned.