Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-01
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The next letter read by the Secretary y.a, 81.
Hon. Lewis Cas-. IA follow. "'S "@

"s:' H'FF Tenn by the Secretary was :tc.
non. LOWS CasS. as tu!lows:
-, NAsnGyGTov. Jurc @'
Wy DEAR SIN ~ have iu>t receive, Y,.....
ana h"'"n 10 inform yUu lt.a. j; will ~, a.. -,
bower 70 accept 'iia Invitation Of t!l. D.rrr-,
Petersburg r.: :hr 18th i;..;. For indeed !, No.,
sary. l"u nr" external Aid H. Vi~r;u;l ,r ,..
Ia" a"0ines al our party. Tha, .,.,pt r,r Comm.
wealth has never !lTiic! il! tho true cnur.s n.- 9
afri from thor wi! .hr row. w."i ,rr cru-"
just ""I our cundhu uo- 80 ii; aui pn:ru'.r. DH>
not nin''Ipai"i"r th'm signal success, ShGgit =
most despair "i tnc Republic.
| am dear sir, truly voura, II
To A. ID. B,NEs. Eco.
Inc Hon. Il. X. Meade Rad tie frIlowl. ,o'a
graphic communication from Washington:
-, NAsHISGroS, ID. c., June q.
teS'et tl!st IN" sttie al tls puhilc ui!-i'spS'
"neh aS woi"' ina:" Il Iupms5it!r tr III 80 l-tve
place. IL wuuli give lis .,.,. .l,s.,,r,. ,n ion
Tonight IN person. blt II, ,hHt cannot be ,r rri, Pr
) tehdcf You The expression of MIR crrli~G syrrpn
and brst concurrence in tie objects 0r v.l.r rsrt
Il. ". r HUNTER,
j. ". MASON,
W. o. GOUDE.
a. L. BUTLER. ). {.
To Hon. X. X. Meade
on motion, committee ot seven was appointed .
prepare resolutions forth" consideration of the me-.
80" 'l~,jx aid ifrantf wtrr h..iv. "y 'n& -
.-ho nrer having retired ior wh!"' return" :"
unanimously nu6iHnrinr resolutions, w!l.'" W.
Resolved, Tint We heartily ratlIy a".
nomination Of James Buchanan and john C. Rrr'.
inrdgc, rs candidates for the Presidency aud 80,
Presidency of the United States, and recomln.u'
them Ia the country rs Ii. and able representative, .
the Democratic party, and most worthy I" T"ce.'
the support ut III" patriots ni all parties.
Resolved. That th" paf!rom Of principles adopted h'
III. Convention at Cincinnati meets with our h"s' >
and unresrrvrd APPROVAL that in the 'an-Ga-." 4.
James Buchanan, desire. 80 insert uo ne" p.'..
Ike. rp bsi .u broad ..
;onal for the whole Democratic party "A Sl"r'"n
party, which T"" more than ever. has drin6'N''h. N
that II Is the only true conservative party " 'ns '"
stllutIon All! ot the Cninn.
Resolved. That The Democracy ri Petcrsbr"! can
not permit tins Ucc'.-iun 10 pass without ir..rr"
their SINGER, aud heartfelt Gcki,rw wicGgn"u. g. 90,
noble pm'r." VINO ably prrsIt.s over the "Grs.l
tra.ion uf the government.
Resolved, Tint the following committees, 60 GO.
sst o! five members each, be appointed by tho !,"l
dent of the Democratic Assnci0tiOn va :
lst A Committee OF Vigilance and AcT!ns",2Ir
whose duty il shall be to raise funds for The Errrrs
rs expenses Of the Association, and to provide ."ia
ble place for future mertIng-.
II. 4 Committee Of Invitation and C"rcr-p"n
dence who shall invite speakers and c"ndHc Ih' ne
essary cnrrcsp JnI-,Icr of tins Association.
Sd. 4 Vigilance Committee iOt Gari! ward I.l'r
duty il shall bc to organize the party IL a. Il no }
and urge punctua attendance at the polls.
After the adoption Of these. rrsJuttons Mr.. Ien''
arose aud stated thnt Il" hat been UNANIMOUSLY 'h
sructed by the committee 10 report Ia the m"c'i
the following resolution, which he prefGcyd with
handsome and appropriate tribute 10 tie d"cr;' 90
statesman:
Resolved, That this meeting has heard with .r.
regret, of the death Of tie Hon. Thos. II. B"!'y
Accomac. It will ever remember hI- di-ung"l-n''
services ~ statesman. and associate his nam" MI
,,vcry manly virtue. This meeting tenders "a hi .'
rrnved widOw and children its heartfelt c"udotCu,
snd sympathy.
On motion i, was directed that the above proc I.
iugs Of tilo meeting be published in tn south > b,
Democrat, with the rrques; TINT tbs Richmond IL
quirvr aud Examine. would copy.