Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22

The following gentlemen have been added Collectors
for the several wards and earnestly requested to
proceed az % call upon all the Union men Of the
city and give them an opportunity 70 contribute 70 the
cause Jos F. Powell Jno. II. Giner, Fleming Griffin,
Geo W. Royster JnO. T. Sublett JnO A GazsbrOok,
Wm H. Hardgrove, De- T. Powell VIM. B. Smith, Geo.
W. Gillian, Dean HObsOn aud Luther Libby.
The collectors are requested to report progress at
meeting Of the Committee. az o'clock, this evening,
the Office Of Col Thomas J. Evans Governor Street.
BY Order Of the Chairman.
GREAr PoLlrcAL DEMONSTRATION BY raE YOUNG MEN
or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oE BELL AND EvERErr
CLUB-UNrARALLELED ENTHUSIASM Pursuant 10 tie
published call signed by several hundred yourg
Unonsts OF this city the friends Of Bel aud Everett es-
sembled at the African Church, on Monday night 10
form "Coos,itutonal Union Club" and make other
judgements for the Presidential canvass Long before
the appointed hour the young began 70 assemble
the place IN large numbers, and as many OF them we're
provided with hand bells OF all sizes aud tones they in
augurated the Of eampanOlogy, which is TO
hven and ebaracterize the present campaign.
The meeting was called 70 order by Mr.. Henry X.
Elyson, on whose motion, Col Thos ]. Evans was cali
Cd the Chair aud Nsssrs J. W. Leween Of the Div
patch and John Greue, Jr Of the Way appointed sec
retares
Col Evans addressed the meeting in an animated
speech in which be referred TO the necessity Of union
OF the conservative Of the country for the preserya-
ton Of the UUion and showed from Democratic esJmO-
ny that each Sng Of that party convicted by the other
OF uuhlness for the trust Of administering the govern
menE
o. motion Of Mr.. Elysou, a committee Of three from
each ward was appointed 70 recommend suitable officers
for the Club Committec-Aessrs Geo W. Smith, Tho.
B ,rhsm and X. D. Ward, Of Monroe Ward; Geo. W.
Jones, VIM. 7. Allen, and VIM P Ragand, OF Madison
Ward and E. W. Branch \. NJ Lee, and JnO Il. Gen
try 81 jefferson Ward
During the retirement Of the committee. Jehnson,
Ridgway and Crane yocilerOusly called for Rr.
RdgSay went upon the platform, amidst the plaud IS
aud bell ringing Of the audience, aud delivered brief
ksr in ha. I'D Uh
Union men Of Richmond Tor the zea and enthusiasm
manifested by them.
At the close OF Mr.. Riagway's speech Marmaduke
johnson ESQ., entered the Hal, and being again loudly
called tor advanced 10 the platform amidst burst Of ap
ptuse which for enthusiasm and continuity, has rarely
fever been eQuasd in this city Tie bells sounded,
sticks cattered voices cheered and He'd, and hats
waved with q degree Of energy and cord atty, which
tested the adOr and enthusiasm Of the assembage.
Mr. johnson eltera ned the audience With speech Of
some thirty minutes lef gh. in which he reversed and
presented clear light the circumstances Of the Breck
inudge politicians al The Charleston aud Baltimore Coz
veluOn.
Mr. Geo W. smith. from the Committee on Org ,uiza-
ton reported the following list Of ohi:srs for the Bed
aud Everett Club Of Richmond
Prssidsht-Wyatt N. Elliott
Fcs Prssidsnfs-Thos ] Evans David l. Burr, D. l.
SAUNDERS NJ johnson, A. J. Crane, K 7. Daniel John
u Peasants A. \. Stokes, Joseph Brummel, VIM. Tay-
Tor, GeO ". smith, Thos Barham, John w. Wright T..
u. Qnrlfs Wa. T. Allen.
Ss-rs,rricx-JOhn Crane, Jr, James w. LeWellen,
Jlnus Norris.
TrsIx'ucr-H. X Eliyson.
The committee reeeum. nded the appointment Of
committee Of three TO draft Constitution and Bylaws
for the Young Msu's Bell aud Eserett Club.
On motion Of Dr. Blair Bursel the report Of the
mitee was anmOusly adopted.
The Chair appointed the COMMITTEES n pare
Consultation, etc Mtssrs RO Rdgway, James A S.ott,
and ABB GuigoH.
Ca notion Messrs. Geo. W. Smith and R T. Daniel
appointed committee 70 escort the President to
tn chair.
President Elliott on taking the stand returned tha0ks
for the honor conferred and promised discharge the
duties devosiug upon him 70 the best OF his ability
o. m2iou OF NJ Geo W. smith, it vas resolved TO
appoint committee TO solicit subscriptions 70
los aul build a Bel and Everett Club House.
A. part of the coIe0ton committee the Chair appoint
cd Me,srs. Geo. W. smith. JnO ". Wright, and Isaac
". walker TO tase up a subscription iorlhWiyh
Mr.. r. 7. Daniel called on and addressed the
meeting.
TAe Chair announced the Following as the committee
TO solicit subscriptions for building Club House Nessrs
Geo W. Smith, James A Scott Juo. W. Wright Henry
X Elyson Isaac W. Walker, Hugh W Fry, julius A
n bson Wm. T. TAYLOR j ". LeWelcu, De. B. Bue-
we'll Thos J. Deauc r r Howsou, Peylou Johnston
NJ. H. b Dickinson offered the following resolution,
With adopted
R,,a-sa That an Executive Committee of thirty from
each Ward be appointed BY the President, and that be
have tmc 90 make this appointment
On motion OF Col Evans, the meeting then adjourned
LOVERS QUARREL II Young man from bAi'lulore
named Berj Sh fer involved himself in trouble few
DAYS go under rather peculiar circumstances lie had
baeu paving attentions youcg lady named Forester
residing u the northern SUBURBS s,h tue family OF NJ
Gay Las. Wednesday, ShAivr called 20 see Miss For
roster aud while seated in the piror observed scrap
Of paper UPON the floor with something written upon b.
IL about 70 plea up, when Miss quickly seized
the paper and put into her pocket Sbacr became SUD
deuly Jealous and qIese the surrender Of pap r
which be- supposed be a letter from rival Mss
Celeste transferred Mrs. tirav who put into her
bos1m and thus placed it beyond the reach of the nlu
live and excit-d Shsrr This effort a cou,ea meut ouly
made matters worse aud Slaier demanded Of Mis- &C.
le-te the OF gold chain ~hich he had loaned
preseaei TO her she replied that she would DO so he
woui return her gold locket He insisted upon the
tura Of the chan forthwith, and up s,ars 10 Mrs
Grlys chamber quest Of IT, Both ladies tried 70 pre-
vent him from opening wardrobe in which the chain
KEEP but be "slung tnem violently out Of the way
and pushed Mrs.. g. against cradle. He finally obtain
"a the chain, aud len The house, apoIosizugt
tent for his rudeness. But peace issued
and Suaer arrested the charge Of assaung the
two ladies' Yesterday the investigated before
the MAYOR and the accused required 10 give $40
ssGurity for bis future good behavior.
DRrSK.-The cases Of drunkenness ia the public
streets brought to the attention OF the Mayor seem 10