Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-03
nrnncRArIc MEETlNG IN FLUVANNA.

Alta meeting OF the Democratic party OF tlnVanna he!t
At their Court House. Monday The 2oh OF April ut be
ny Court day) motion Of Sas B. Jhnes, Dr. George
H1ean was called the Chair, and Dcane s. Boston aP
pun ted Secretary r 6 - ~
To repor business The meeting; which commit
tee consisting Of William Petit Co u '" n. BOWLS:
~ Thrift Thomas Clark, and Col William Wnal,"g 81
fer short absence, returned into ihe meeting ana usouah
their Chairman submitted the following preamble and rcso
Iulinns which unanimously adopted
Whereas Ii has been proposed expeaent ana proper
Thai the Democratic party of The three districts INTO when
the Slate divided fnr In" purpose OF ecctng COM
missoners OF the Board Of Pubic Works. 10 hold Cnnvcn
tons in district in order 10 secure unanmy 10 me
p,rty aud whereas Convention has been appointed 10 DC
held N SaunlDn on The 81 day of May ncA 10 select
candidate for this dslric and whereas we heartily approve
the OBJECT ol that Conveniently
Resolved That Charles Boswell, Col hilim Mo"lln2
Vim H. Masse VIM. G. Clarke. A. W. Strange Dean. )
Boston w. B. Petit, B. w. PCice, Joseph noolns, DR..
Bledso Fonaine Wills, and Capt W. "ooh De appoint
ed delegates said Convention.
Resolved That sincerely regret the OF the services
of our the Hon Thomas 5 b4c"ck IN
Congress- whose devotion 10 the Constitution 10 Southern
Rights, and the Rights oil the Staes oesc'cs c a"s "
Resolved That we cordially approve If the Congressional
and conduct OF the Hon P1ulis POWELL ana WIZ
most willingly unite with The other cJunes oil the Con-
pressIona District in securing his re .etcuon
Resolved, That deem it wise and expedicnt for many
reasons that the Democratic party OF Fnvanna should no"
select suitable be votcl Tor rs delegate 10
the next Legislature.
In onclence 10 which resolution and motion Of
SilaS b. Jones, u. w. Il. B0HcS was pul III
and chosen BY general and unanimous acclhm' ton HIS
acceptance though brief beautiful chasc and appropr
ac-uging the necessity of co.opeatn aud the active ana
energetic support each and every Democrat owed and sn0u
give mis- party in the approaching contest
On notinn of Thomas Clark Vigilance Committees were
appointed from the six magisteral districts, as ininws:
FaoM THE lsT DIsTRlcT-Wm h. Putt, W. NJ. Shepherd
Thon,as Hughes, David 5. Bryant Ballard C. PTyce and
Lnpi. VIM AppIebcrry.
FRoM 20 DlsTRcT.-A J. Richardson b. J. tiannagan
w G Strange, NJ. Clarke, A P. Strange and a. Perkins,
Faoa THE 30 DTsTRIcT.- David l.. Gillespie ia mes GE-
lespie Capt W. ". Wood Lewis Robertson, FontaiHe NJ
Wills and Capt John Omohundrc
ERo.l .Hs ira DI-rRIcr.-Thuma Clark, Robert Thrift,
b. Ha1on JonG H. Burgess, john Pace and Wni L. trn'
tame
FnaH THE 5rE DtsTric..Wn 'tai"a. G"r'anc Farm
Dr. Jane. -tsue GeuIsr McCai!I "a |ard Stone aud G1
J Joseph Wun!ing.
FacA THE elH pts-sIcT-N, B iay, }. Q. PHrkics ;.
Jones Lines &rin, Austin :ra: a:c George Ico ias
On NOTICE. The Chairman end Sscetif; were added 10 he
list.
Received, rant the proceedings o! the meeting Dc i'f
warrd by the Secretary Rcmond EHqtifrf a1i EN
amne' for pubiiclCn
CTGii(,E r OI.EjllN, Cha.