Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-02


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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MECkLhAD'A".
At meeting Of the cilizens Of McckIenonTg' ne.u
at Bnydton, Oh Wednesday, the a3I OF April nI
Alexander called TO the Chair, and J"hh W. n"'
appointed Secretary. -, ,ou,
At the request of the Chairman, l.. l.. Cha'hoe'''
ESD explained the iect of the meeting g..
Whereupon, the following resolutions, nrltr'"I y!
Thns. F. GooGe, E-q. were unanimously ahopeu
let Resolved, Tint regard the eilort no" oeli'S
made in the Northern States, by means oi orSnn'Le"
associations for sending enigrans from 'I'"se 80 -:
the Territory of Kansas, with view al c"u'' o.tS
its domestic institutions when it shall form c""S,,'a,
tion preparatory To asking admission as ola.c i"."
the Union, I'd but sttp in the Relentless iIi
which abolitionsn and fanat:cism arc syleU,"cn'IJ
waging upon peculiar institutinns-ahd ti' 'nus
the question whether Kansas shall come mo '' i
Cuinn with slavery or ~ tree-soi may ui''n.'u!
be- interviewer with the security ana Pe"co vi '''e
whole South. -.
ID. Resolved, That we are appealed TO, alike by
every consideration of interest, and every sentiment
of honor aid the gallant Missuuraus III lheir ph
truiic efforts TO thwart the ianatica designs W our
encns and to sustain the gifts and interests Vi 'Hc
South.
I'd. Resolved, That we approve Of the Convention
proposed to be held in Petersburg on the 'lh Il" May
next, 10 take into consideration the meals OF pro-
noting emigration from the south 10 NaAsaS' ana
that we pledge tbs people of Mrcklenpnrs 10 uh'te
with them in all legitimate means 10 elect the 3D.
jjeci.
4h Resolved, That this meeting appoint nifty de-
legates TO attend said Convention.
9Th. Resolved That the newspapers oi Richmond,
and the CIarksvilc Tobacco Plant be requested ~
pubish the proceedings of his meeting.
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen
to constitute the delegation called for by the lti re-
solution, viz:
.Jno f Wright, WIN Hendrick, ir, David .Iiggetts,
DR. George Jefferson, JAG Jones, Geo rnry. Nath'
Alexander, DR. 10 baskerville, Jas / Alexander, jas
5 Moss, WIN Baskervil, jr, Col WIN Ba:krrvIi,
q Boyd, Jno w King, Mark Alexander, jr, Charles
Alexander, Chas II Ogburn Sam'l Doricii Jos lr"s;,
Ro lIutcherson, Wadiy jackson, Cioode J.
Tnrower, Il Il Baptist, Edwd K Chanbcrs. John W
Williamson, J J DAILY, 7 Darlington, RI Overly
JAS williamson WIN rownes. Col John LewI-, T. \
Williams, DR. s II Harris, DIR Ro Nelson, a Lee,
Henry Wood, Jno Is Jeifries, DR. & Nenable. / +
Boswell. Thos II Pcttus, Jas Z GREGORY, Col John +
Finch Royall Lockett, Cephas II re';Gs, DR. Jas Il
Walker, Capt Jno Richards, Fleming Jeilress, Is
" Leigh. and Sam ID Booker.
On MOTION the Chairman and Secretary were added
to the delegation, and any citizen of Meck!enbGrs,
who might be in Petersburg on the eth May, WAS Ill.
vited 10 act as Il delegate.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned TO convene
again at the same place on the first day of May court
next. MAXI ALEXANDER, lhn H.
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