Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-14
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..,I. convention of the Second Congressional
nis,,;c of Virginia. met in Petersburg on oo
rct The appointment Delegates to tns Na'io"si oon
CANTON OF the Democratic party. Every county OF
Tho District was represented General E. ?. Scott Of
Grecnsyle unanimously elected President OF ne Con-
venon and Messrs John II. Knight, Jr, OF Noo"ay ana
Daniel Dodson Of Petersburg were eiecled oec'ea.'e'
resolution in regard 10 the enforcement OIL the
law was adopted Messrs William o. Goode OF Meck'en-
burp Thomas Fl Can,pbe Of Nooway. r. A. Pryor OF Re-
and General E. Scott elected delegates 10
IN. R,rimore Convention Col John A. Peterson VI. ois's
R,owns ] Travis Rosser and Or. VIM F. thompson were
elected alternntcs ,,, ,h
A, The District Convention Suffolk, on Monday' inc
following delegates appointed TO the ba''lho 0OA
yenon: Messrs Jesse Hugrave OF Sussex, L. W. ae"
burg of Southampton VIM. Collins of Portsmouth, ana o
T. Sawyer Of Norfolk city The Alternaes are lessIs
| c. Wise, W. H. Edwards. Francis NJ BoyAn' ana H. H.
Prentis.
We learn chat though no expression Of preference was
avowed either of the above Conventions At
and Suffolk il was expressly understood that all Oh 'e
above named delegates 10 Baltimore, "ele III ia'o' - "
nomna ton of Mr.. Buchanan.
7, ,h. District Coz, enlon held at TappnhannocA o"
Tuesday last the following delegates TO Baltimore were
uoin,ed-one from each county: Messrs Eussace oo",
of SpousyIyana, VIM P. Taylor OF Caroline T. ~ ~
of King William Wm Boulware OF King ana auee"' -,
r Monrapue of Mddesex, NJ. R. II. Garneu u f,.'
Charles Mason Of King George, Lyme Shackelio,u u
mopd county, and Henry A Washington Oh "e'''''''
| land. ,. al of the
lis stated 10 US that, with few eHeep" ,ho p,e.i
,hovo dsIeoo,es are in favor Of Mr. Buchanan io "e
dency. .s-
r,..,.on. hroav sketched out By Major Doneson io'
=, .,;,hd.,, from the Washington Union, manifest "s
.d devotion to the cause in which he mas 30 ear
-, 49, fi,bfuIy labored. Wc wish him happiness ana
,rnsnerity in his retirement:
TO THE PUBLIC.
porce;yinp that there obstacles to Inc hhfI"S ~ Wv
Damncr,c party growing in some degree ou OF inc h,eg
differences of opinion respecting the pohucai V'e
Ina VI hepn n,aned by the Washington Ci1on uhuei ~
odorsbin of the undersigned he feels II MS ou,y ~ w
ha he con consistently and properly, TO remove them ne
~ horfn,c determined transfer his entire lne1es IN
,h establishment 10 his partner General Armstrong, aa
., miro from the editorial chair to MS private pursuits III
! Tennessee. ;u % tho wosbing,,n
In taking leave OF the subscriber. 10 the washington
1-n ,hn undersigned oaly the occasion 70 assure
~ Ma, he has endcuyorcd faithfully 10 mantan Inc ou
d settled principles Of the Democratic party, which ne
70 destined to survive the occasional interruptions OF
their us influence arising from the differences among mol,
ydn,s or from the more dangerous conflicts OF sectional
prejudice .. :. ~
JUDGE Field has agreed DO candidate for the ONCE Oh
Judue unon the solicitation of the Bar of Abcmarle and
other of both parties We regret that we have no
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