The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-04

Isn.h, y. -. - -. - -. Isss,.ra yI,,,,a
of this IN !. II ciss. The object B,
ing ta Is.iss maans IN .Es shartening II credit
| on the sale of manuf.rfured tobacco and fbr ma
king such other chanves i, tbs nresent1 sySts,n /
doing business n viii sn,tss 4, the bensdt Of th
nsaaufac turers uf ths stats1 - s s. -. 9 .
The Convention was called to osder by Mr. Jane
Scast -, ,vhc.. n...iSr 81 a.. 4 ~. 80 i.
vas chosen chaIrrnar
Col LAugborue returned thanks for tks homo
conteyred uugn bifa h,,tF ragreffsd hrt soma an
more competent than himsslf had nlt bean selsetes
for the position assigned him. His imperfecl
vision feeble voice and want Of taraiIiarify witt
parliamentary rules. would prevent him from dis
Charging the duties in manusr ssfsiactory 10 IN,
Convention or himself and bo therefore bepet
some other gentleman would bs calledsto preside
Mr.. r. A. Mayo hoped Col Lxnvhorrs would q
least act NJ chairman, until psen,ansut organize
ton could be Effected and thereupon moved that ,
committee of ave be appointed TO report psrma !
! nent officers to the Convention
The motion being put 10 ycte anfixsrrfsl The f,i
lowing gentlemen, we're apnonted i nommitfae ON
| "permanent organization:s Mexrs D. b. Tenpani
| of Petersburg, Micajah Davis Of Lberty D. W
| Burton OF Lynchburg, and James A. Scott and O.
| P. Word of Richmond.
The committee retired, and ON their return made
| the following report;
| Prssoe,t4Coi Nsurice Innvb.rna aF Ivrea.
burg.
| PTs Pss;denks-Nessrs n n. Oabor,e of p.t.r,.
| burg George II. smith of North Carolina Jamss
| U Grant Of Richmopd and Vim n Sufbari;n ~
Danvile
| Scretares-Messrs p II. Butler of Richmond.
| and John NJ Reese of Liberty
| The report was upanimonsly saopted
| Mr.. John ". Atkinson Of Riehmond. otf.r.d the
| folio sing resolution. which vss adontsd.
| R.rJ,1d That commit,aa ~ - ha ar,;n,os
| 10 pr.n.re hnsiness for tha action Of th. g.
| ton.
| The prs,,I,nt anno,ntaa ,h. s,,,o-;.. r.n,,.
men 10 oon,titnts ths s.comn,i,.ss or hS.;1.s. >,
Messrs. Jobn w Ita;nso. John : W.,ps. 90 +.
L
/ v payn. - Iss.hLa. w r. S.t,. a s ~
| willie. Jobn a gravss ~ Nar,h ~ raI;m. u n.
borne. of peter.burs, Nicsi.b Davis ~ Iibsrs,.
| md C.oroo W p",,ntGs M ~ D., VI noei'''
| NJ ~ ~; s. ~, Cuhioei isuu SounJ.
ira, .acted ,h., uru, sha 60 oeiole any euslnsss
f.r .caIipg ~. xots ~ az. - "a. - -.
| sd micbt eava 70. O. .;. 70 ,,ltt -. -
| ciding ali ;mncytsm, rr,;n n IT, ,n..,ra ~
ser.d tba solinr;n., rs.d,nt; h;ah Ie.'.s
bs,eirsd Tbst u.. S.ien "ss saop.ou 4
| to nrsnars nro.a n,a s VI .n 20 appo.nee
tel n the Conyentianp sar i,s ".i. " '0
| The prss;dent en,,;ntaa ,ha asiIo~,, u,,.
tno, sais cnr,,1;., -, ~ -, % ~. "i"s son''V
Wassrs Msro :, W ps... mn
| ,on Iosars T.,Iss 10y" ~ ". pai.on, r., III; 'seA
roncb r e : Iara,sn, y II R,ns,.t,r !" I
| 40, W Wbita ofMaadsn;,ia a,,a NJ 8 n,.S9 M ~
| 80, 'e' Va "e"u''ii's' anu n' D. DicAih-
A. y Me- .,.. A.. A.,
Was nrocoea;. 10 hmpr;sd 'as -. uas p1
anv action was taken deIs:.,s. .So,'d s, ~.
ward and enro, the;- nsm,ss - shot ~ s, '1 ~.
| ba
| not IN hi, ,nn,ian ~ ,ni,; t ~. - ~" ~ ~
nranarad and naJiad 80 o ~ ~" Ss mss 'heh
| I,,ncbbyro - Jsss.e H. L. p 49, N =,
S. Furguson, d. W. Burton. John oylsr (. d Read.
| n Eolcombo Samn.I Ncc,arki q iIIaS y,
Ford Jr ganshnrna samuea "eoofkie' haisey' Z.
| Ji5srf, N;caiah Day;, wr n r.r,nt.u 49,
Jordan .Iobn Crsnsbaw John % NJ Rsaaa alex
Pstersburg' Leslie. Il. NJ. Bark.ds,. II
Osborne, Il. t. Brooks. Joseph Taylor lame. "
NcCullock. d. r. Tepnsnt Wm Long 7 yaoahis
W. L. Lancaster, Daniel Logan, Jr.
| FdrmrtAs-P H. Jackson
Ct.n5e,iand Csunty'Ntieo 1' W. ps,mor.
North Cdrolina.-George A. Smith. John A.
Graves, Il. Kiogsbury.
aas"e'w" neuaIn. W n "nite. S.u,
Pasnn",d W. a,hinnc ~ :.
1ai,y' m .: ~ ureanot, jas. 1. eoode. Geo 3 Bonn
10, w Taylor " i s,Srnr u r. JosVys ~ .; L, isy
Wnra a II xr pan,, w. " "eIa, q. II
moru, L; ". re,aoer'on, " rev, X; a. Patteson
y, mHlshs, ~ Datnet ID. Z. Dickinson. no
D. CHRISTIAN, Cnaries T.. hent, +. n: Mayo. e.
smith, W. X. Robinson, Jno. Il. Allen, L. Lottier
X. A. Mills, Jos Taylor, Jno. s. Walker, q. d. Har
wood, J. II y. Mayo, JAS. Thomas Jr., A. Thomas
w C. Thomas c. Read, w j. Yarbrougb. NJ Tur
oin' y 8 Turpin. Jno. r. Gentry. VIM stesrn. !,
| xiI.on VIM Greanor I T. Ii9gon i II pIaa.
,pts ID Rsker II T. III. Frayser. J. n Roy.ter g
arn,,n,eII n Ardarson ! II WsItba,l is,na.'
500. las I Dornin i r Hanroct Sam Uara
grove, Ihomas nsragrofe, W, II. harogrose, Y
| workman, Jno diimour, jas II: drnnt. L.. j. Granf
).
TURNKEY, James Fisher, Jr. ,-tgs
| On motion of Mr R. A. Mayo the Agents from
| .hYoad vrere invited to take sssts In tba convsn
| -; ;.,,nt ~ 49, ilsca of ,ar,;a;,'.t IT,; -, ~,
| upn, "ll.Vut 'nV pi''Hssos " Pa'N.ipaaAS III ~
deAoeratiohs. ,,sr,.5ysss4 :.
/ Mr.. W., suthernn oHereo the toliowlng resoiu
| tion, which was adopted:
| ReNlued, That when this Convention adiourn
| it adjourn to meet again at o'clock, p. NJ.
1 !, -. - c,,;sL n. fSe..h ~ = 49," - q.
~ " 20 i1a5 ~ - ans
| in'itod lne ousinesS SoniHiii're " Ietus ior
conference. .se.
On motion OF MIR. sam. ID. Bailey, the Conven
''oh 'heh men adjourned 40 -
ar ihhNVV' oIooiVN. ~. ~
| The Convention met in the Exchange Hotel q.
| the appointed hour, Vice President G. A. SMITH re
| nmipF ,ba chair
Mr. Mayo, from the eomml1lee on the basis O
voting presented the following report, which was
adopted:
That each manufacturing establishment shall
have one vote, as follows: Richmond so, Petersburg
20 Lynchturg 40, Earmville 3,cedtOrd ii. Halifax
Cumberland |, Milton, N G, ., Yaucey vile 8, Pitt
may be Represented, rs many as they have ma
| naiacs suring estabiishmsnfs
Business 0nn,litee'-Csi. ianghorne, from the
| which was discussed at length and adopted:
| Weare assembled TO take cDuusel of caeh ether a,
m ri M usages nrevaine in the sale af nanuflr.
| .nred ToIacco' which are genersly. and with COED
r.ason regarded as seriously Initiating against tbs
interests Of the manufacturers, aud to devise and
annr snch remedies as nav be .uggested by an in
tercbanpe of views and comparisoT OF experience,
| of the manufaeturers here ass. mbled
| Creifs-Am ing the more DIT, m nent of the griev-
snces 10 beh the tobacco trade Is subject and one
which perhaps calls more loudly fer reformatory ac
ton thar ethers from the fact that most others owe
their origin to is existence IL the credit usually al
lowed to purchasers of manufactured tobacco in al
most all of the important natl keis OF the country
AS the subject has been thoroughly discussed in
The pewspapere. and being also enc which every
member OF this body Is presumed TO be familiar in
ali Of its details and bearings is not deemed
ssry now 10 enter into full and formal rehearsal Of
the long array of facts and arguments which might
De adduced TO prove that the usage ia Justly regard
ed u ious grievance, not only to the manufac
turer but that Il is equally disastrous in its effects
upon the general commerce OF the State But il may
however be necessary, In presenting the views sub
mitted below to allude general terms. and by way
| Of elucidaton, to some OF the more prominent
which We shall endeayor to Go NJ succinctiy as pos
| Eble.
f,r4 Of, or bare