Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-03

from what quarter il may, demanded by the threassn-
ing aspect OF Affairs at the present time and that II Il
not ooly the duty but should be esteemed the high priv
hege OF the old and substantial Of the town aud
county TO lend material aid In the way of pecnnisry
contributions those who may be willing * rsk their
lives In defence Of the lives aud property OF others
oh: Rs'oired That the Chairman appoint a commit
tee OF -, TO solicit contributions Tor the full equip
ment Of military companies such as will insure Their
preparation and readiness for every emergency,
On motion of N. q. Hartman.
GA Resolved That there be raised $500 for,bui,h IN
carry out In part the purpose OF the above resolutions
ia Resoirsd, That the proceedings OF this meeting
be Published In the newspapers of the town.
The blank in the 9th resolution Was filed up with the
names OF NJ q. Hartman, Col X. Turk Capt. Peck r. G.
Bicklc q. X. Mason, and II. NJ. Bell.
During the progress OF the meeting animated address
IS were delivered by Gen. Hsrman, Jno. d. Imboden
ESQ, Maj Watts. Powell HARRISON n H. Stuart and 9th
ers and in response to the solicitations of the Commit
Indicated in the 4th resolution There being no further
business the meeting adjourned,
- N. X. TRour. Chairman.
H. u, aicnIr, Jr, Acting seere,,r;e.
c,1LrS 70 nsau-sr.
Vowel has been required TO give bail In Madison
county, Va, Tor using seditious language free negro
named Ford was ordered be whipped in Madison co1n
ty last week. for expressing his willingness TO ion his
brethren Of the North" In their attack on the
ID. II. James and X. Goley, residents at Madison a. n
Va, were cleared out suspicion Of tampcrinr with
the public feeling public meeting in Rockingham
county, Va has ordered Geo. Rye leave that county
MILITARY.
The Danyle Register understands that almost f no,
quite, sufficient number Of have been enlisted
10 ensure the organization of another volunteer corns
Danvillc, in addition TO the Blues The members OF the
new company will hold meeting early day aud pro-
coed to regularly organize gray uniform viii be adop
ted. Success TO the move.
ARREST ANOTHER or rmE coSspIRaroRs
A man Is now in Jail In Alexandria on the susuicion
tina, he Is Reslf who was concerned in Browns or
ganZation of a Provisional Government He answers
perfectly TO the description given of him He I.,.-
" returned from visit to England and has been TO
Kansas. lie was previously arrested at Poolesyiile
montgomery county, Maryland suspicion of being
connected with the Harpers Ferry affair bu, escaped
before he could be committed Since then suspicion has
been renewed by Cookies description of Reaf and ON
GERS from Montgomery, now here en- ronts 70 Alex
andria, to identify him.
MILITARY SPIRIT
meeting was held in Charlottesville on Tuesday eve
ning Last and preliminary steps taken (says the
Charlottesville Je5srsonid towar,s the ORGANIZATION Of
hle Company. The requisite number of members has
been already obtained. committee was appointed TO
get permission from the Governor for the comn.ny 40
adopt uniform different from that prescribed Another
committee was appointed to recommend suitable uni
form to be composed Of cloth of Virginia manufacture
This Is step in the right direction and we hope that no
obstacle may be found to exist in the way its
execution.
proposition was also suggested that Home Guard
be organized composed Of citizens years of age
The company will meet again tonight in order to com.
pletc their organization. When this COMPANY shall have
been organized there will be two military companies in
n an lutw At
Charlcstown.
The Military spiri, to be aroused also in Furan
na On Monday last, court day. company of cavalry
was organized comprising several Of the influential
men IN the county, and steps also taken raise
another company.
On the same day an artillery company was organized
IN Staunton Indeed all the State the people are
forming volunteer companies and armng themselves 10
meet the rrepressble conflict" that appears to be i'm.
pending.
Our fellowcitizcn Mr.. Benjamin Fickln in the EIGHT
fffH Yea rnfh x,1t,, l.
to Charlestown with the Monticello Guard the CAPTAIN
however, felt obliged decline the offer old as Our
friend Is we know him TO possess pluck courage aud de-
termination, and In conflict he would fight with "a much
calmness and energy OF many less wears With
such spirit and manifested by both the Old men ard
the young men the enemies OF the Constitution aud in.
vaders of VirguiAs rights will find tina, we cannot lie
scared much less conquered
COMPANY FORMED
volunteer rifle company of fifty odd men was organ
lzed NJ Haymarke, Prince William county Saturday
November 20, under the superintendent of Col Bras
ner. An election held for officers which resulted
IN the choice OF DIR. Geo. s. Hamilton, Capt; John b.
Grayson LIST Lieutenant Thomas Shirley 2d Lieuten-
anti the other officers to be chosen the next meeting
The arms have been ordered are being
made TO have the company equipped as early day as
possible.
TO LEAVE rHE STATE
A correspondent Piedmont Fauouier county in
forms rs that suspicious character who had been buyn
eggs poultry &e', through that neighborhood was on
Monday politely requested by the citizens of that Mac
to leave the State his sentiments were rcpugnapt 10
the residents on the subject of slavery. Suspicion had
rested very strongly for some time this man. and his
paruaity Tor negro society was too great.
A NoVE ~ the RIGHT OBJECTION
we insert below the resolutions adopted by the
BOARD oil Directors OF the Richmond and Danvile Rail-
road We agree with the Richmond " Examine" that
these resolutions will receive the cordial approval of
tue section Of this State through which this road pass
The people OF Virginia, far Soc are ready for
the adoption OF measures the stringent in order 10
force upon their Northern assailans knoWiedge of ,
results which must follow their persistence in this anti
slavery agitation. IL Northern associates wish to
soap the Dement'S of this Union they must suffer the
Southern people To enjoy peace and must prevent their
a~less citizens from violating laws and plunderng pro-
perry" f
RICHMOND 4 DASvILLE RAILROAD Co
Richmond Nov. 80, so
AT meeting OF the Board of Directors of this Com
pany, held this day the office Of the Companv the
following preamble and resolutions were adopted
whereas, Under eIistinging circumstances we eonsd
or It TO be our duty managers Of n Southern enter
PRISE and institution as far is consistent with the rights
and interests OF the owners and stockholders the same
10 encourage and promote the commercial and industrial
independence OF our section and State and whereas
- ~ many and most instances in power 10 purchas
OF manufacture articles as cheap aud valuable of South
e or foreign make or manufacture those for the sum-
ply OF which we have heretofore relied upon the peonIe
OF the Northern or free States therefore,
he'oipsd That the Board Of Directors Of the Rich.
mohd and Danyille Railroad company will hereafter All
stain from procuring supplies for the use of the Railroad
Company from the North non-slavehoding States I'm
all cases where they be procured elsewhere Of suit
Extract from the minutes.
THos. w. BRocKESnRoUon, sec'y.
MEETING LoUDOUg.
lie members OF the "Hlsboro' Border Cuardsp no
semhled in Hisboro on Monday the 2lst uIt when Col
Robert J. T. White called TO the Chair and Thomas
W. White appointed Secretary.
On notion IL was
Hesopsd That the company form itself into an indepen
dent Guard under the and title Of Tbe Ulsboro
Border Guards subject in cases of emergencv 10 tbo
orders Of It's Captain " '"'
On motion, Col Josiah r. White was elected Captain
by acclamation, aud Capt Nathaniel Hcaton and d M
Divine LIST and I'd Leutenants
Az the suggestion Of the company Capt White an
pointed Marshal W. Butts LIST Sergeant Of the companv
On motion, IL ordered that committee CONSISTING
OF All the ladies IN the neighbOrhood and the following
gentlemen be appointed to solicit contributions to aid In
uniiormng the company. The gentlemen on the com
mtee are as follows; Rev. Mr. Richie, Rev s. s. RIOS.
Lell Rev. Mr. Leach, Dr. Davidson, Col Wright Col
Leslie, Jno. X. White, N. ,. Neer EzekiaI Potts Nathan
Necr Bushrod Osburn, VIM Grubb, Harmad Copeland
l. j. Cost Henry Gaver, Zedckiah KidwcIl Jas "A Kn
gour Bernard Hough, Rodney Purscll Jas IIeaton Ma
son Osburn, Enos Pursell, A. j. Best Joshua White
5. Braden A. Mcdaniel, Jos O. Mock aud VIM Uo1gb
The committee requested to report TO the Treasurer
T. w. White, each Saturday for one monthly
Sergeant Butts seventy years old but when the
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