Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19
pr1-x1oy OF TIE RICHMOND DEMoCRA'

,b frat. fine SINCE the Cyaht and glorious vie
~ Of H.. 9th Nav, the Democracy Of this cit" met
to1c,hcr at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday night ana
,,rboneed most oyful greetings. DR. Pati"s"i Tue
president. made n moot appropriate address, III
,rodrc;nq the Just and pointed resolution winch
will he found in the proceedings below a
s,;rr;r, ;mne,us was given to tic general re-
;o;;,1 nv iho eloquent addresses OF Messrs. James
LYONS and Jno 8. Caskic In brief but saroas'ic"'y
powerfu remarks, they exposed tho gross trche'y
Tie Kuow-No;hiug Order, and pointed out 10" every
Democratic allegation, during the Canvass haa OUCH
iear1ully realized.
The association very properly resolved now thht
thew have heard officially from all the elections IN the
State to have suitable jubilee in honor OF tho g'o
rious event The committee, 10 make arrangements
| therefor will meet tonight
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
| A regular mceiin. 1T the Democratic Association
was hold at Odd Fellows Hail on Thursduy the l4th
DR. " A. Pstcson, on taking the chair addressed tho
| Association with conGraiulatnry remarks upon the
success Of tie party III the late elections and the No
cessity Of activity and vigilance for the future l."
maintain our supremacy in our noble old State; HIS
succch WIS enthusiastically received aEu cdlltu i"rth
| repeated applause. &C.,
| THE Committee for Collection was called on t" re-
mort and not beng ready to comply. the following re-
| solution was offered by MIR. Hills
| Resolved That the Committee for Collection hasten
! their duties and hand the amount to the Treasurer
! Which being adopted und the treasurer account
being read, and the deficiency asccrtaed Tic secre
tary was requested t" address each hehoer Oh tho
| committed on the subject
The following resolution was offered by Dr. PATIO
son and adopted unanimously, accompanied by
long continued cheers
|
has boc,i achieved vi the Constitution OF Inc Inltcd
States and the Constitution ana laws oil Virginia
over an unlawfa and unconstitutional conspiracy
c,-ulust both; and Of Freedom, the rights of man,
md RELIGIONS liberty over fanacal prescription re-
evolutionary bigory md religious intolerance.
Mr. ~ Is. Hill then offered resolution which
was amended by Mr.. Sims. and was adopted as io
love-:
Resolved That committee 81 five from chc!
ward he anrnintrd To make arrangements Tor siii'a
bic celebration OF our triumph IN the !ate elections
The following gentlemen we're appointed; ,,,, >,
| COMMITTEE OF ARKiSGEMEETs-C. H. lllllr Ii
o. Hasl;;ns Il. VI. Nimmo, Danl Hagcry, Samue
Hastings 4. D. Sima, John j. Nil-on Richard Lee
Henry Miller, Mark Downey, l.. W. Glhze6rook
Thos L. Word Bernard liussel, Saml ID. Denoon
Jos. llirihozcr. =.
Mr. Belvin moved that a committee OF Invitation
70 consist of two from eacI, ward be appointed which
was unanimously adopted.
, The following named gentlemen were appointed:
COMMITTEE OF IHvITATIoN.-Gco. W. Munord
; MI. lliI Roger A. Pryor, John A. Belvin, Robor
". Hughes James Lyons
No further business being before the Association
Mr.. lin caled OH Mr.. James Lyons for an address
In comnyipr with the Gull MIR. Lyons, delivered al
ELOQUENT and humorous speech which called fcrti
long and continued applause.
The meeting called upon Judge Caskie, who re
spending t" the call entertained them !" ori5 "n
arf etcrsed himself from further speaking, By pro
missing 10 address them fully at the approaching cee
brat!nn.
} On motion the Association then ndourned
W. A. PATERSON, Pres't.
JAS. Dow, Secy.