Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-04-21

government TO be indispensable TO lis efficiency and
permanency; as this sprung only from compro
mise and mutual concession between diverse inter
ests 80 we believe it can only Be successfully admin
istered in the same conci,tory spirit which gave
it BIRTH and consider respect for its just author
ity and acquiescence in its constitutional measures
as duties required by the panest considerations oil
national, State and individual welfare.
These resolutions were adopted unanimously land
! in the midst of the greatest enthusiasm.
The following Delegates to the National Con-
vention were then announced:
LIST Congressional Dislrict-Saml Watts, John
Petty, DR. Burgess.
Cd District-Jno w SJ me, VIM Archer, Ed
G Booth.
Sd DRt4ct-T S Floumoy,-v Witcher,p Saan-
ders.
4M Disaict-Chas L Musby, Jno Hill and Geo
Stillman.
5th District-Wm T Early, Vim L Goggih land
DR. Terrell.
9Th District-John NJ Bolts, H Rhodes, R c
Stanard.
nh Distrsct-Geo T VERIFY, Hill Carter, Robt.
Saunders.
9Th Districs-B F Daracott, G w Lewis, w.
d Gresham.
9th District-John Janney, w II Fowle, r E
Scott.
10th District-Jno F Wall,W c Worlhngton,
David Gibson.
llM Dislrict-Jno D Imboden, Samuel Med
Moore. VIM Seymour.
l2M District-A T Caperton, w B Preston,
and E Ward.
18Th District-T L Preston, w McIlhany and
] Campbell.
IAN District WIN Rathbone, S Patrick land
d Pinnell.
18th District-S Herman, G w Russell land E
G Wilson.
The following persons were appointed
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
LIST Disirict-Jno R Kilby. of Nansemond. As
sistant-Thos G Tabb.
Cd District-Jno r. Chamblis Assistant-F.
Fl Archer.
3rd Dsirct-Thos Flournoy of Halifax. As
sistant-Jno T Wootten.
4th District-Hunier II Marshall, of Charlotte.
Assis,ant-Richard Cooke.
5th Dstrct-Alex. Rves, of Albemarle. As
sistant-Dr Pannill.
9th Dstrict-Wm C Scott, of Powhatan. As
sistant-John Page.
7lh Dslrct-Joseph Segar, Of Elizabeth City.
Assistant-E I Mapp.
9Th District-J Horace Lacy, of Spoitsyvania.
Assstant-Robt Mayo, Jr.
9th Distrct-Henry w Thomas, of Fairfax.
Assistant-B H Shackleford.
10Th District-Alex. R Boteler, of Jefferson
Assstanl-Joseph Tidbal.
18th District-Juhn Baldwin, of Augusta. As
sstant-Tyree Maupin.
18th District-John Echols, of Monroe. As
sistant -Walar r Staples.
18th District-Walter Preston, of Washington.
Assstant-Andrew Fulton.
18th Distrct-Jno j Jackson, Of Wood. AS
sistant-John Burdett.
18th District-T NJ Gay, of Ohio. Assistant
"A Raymond.
State Electors.-G w Summers and Jas Lyi
Ons.
Sub-Electors were also appointed for counties
throughout the State.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Jas Lyons, w H Mcfarland, Wood Buuldin.
r Grattan, G Cabell. T J Deane,A Mosley
Scott, H r Peasants, B B Minor, + P Angus,
TT Evans, F H Barnes, r G Stanard, II lr.
wing, B Peyton, o Baldwin. H w Fry, Archi-
bald Peasants, T Daniel, J II Glmer, A j
Crane, J A Meredith, Scott, j r Anderson.
The following resolutions in regard 10 Henry
CLAY and Daniel Webster were adopted unani
mously by the Convention, few minutes before
the final advancement The first submitted by r
r Daniel, the latter by JAS Lyons:
Resolved, that neither time nor circumstance car
erase from the heart of the Wings Of this nation.
the veneration for the character. and love and ad
mration of the genius and eloquence and states
manship of Henry Clay.
Let others hail The rising sun,
We turn to him whose race is run.
The whole proceedings were marked with grea
enthusiasm, and the must commendable unaniniy
In This respect, we may proudly challange COM
parispn with our pponents--and hail it as brgh
!; auguy of the future