Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-17
Democratic Meeting In Campben-

At a large meeting of the Democratic part.
at Campbell Court House, on the 18th of i
gust, that being Court day, Mr.. Edwin R. p
was called to the Chair, and Mr.. Thou..ee.
Arlington appointed Secretary. Tsl
Mr.. Page stated the object Of the mc-,. :
when Mr.. VIM. L. Yancey presented the 40.
companyins resolutions, prefacing them with
a very appropriate and eloquent address. The
vote was taken on the resolutions, and passed
unanimously:
Whereas, a portion Of the Democratic party
Of the county of Campbell, having assembled
10 take into consideration the recent action g.
the Democratic National Convention at Bali.
more, resulting, rs it has done, in the nonir:
ton O! two Democratic candidates for t..
Presidency, and approaching the magnitude q
the impending crisis, and feeling more than
ever the Necessity OF concerted and united a..
ton IN the Democratic party, do therefore adop:
the following resolutions:
/. Resolved, That We cordially approve n
the call Of 4 Convention to BE held nj Char
lolicsville on the 10Th day Of the presrn,
month.
=. That tive Delegates DC arpoinied from vscb
mugisleria! district OF ,hi; county. sid tvsr,r
from the city OF Lynchburg. 10 re,rcsen, ,b:*!
county in SAID convention, and ,ncv arc baroh,
earnestly requested 10 attend the same.
). Tia; while We cordially endorse H.. ,,,u
inalion Of breckenridge and Lane, vet We arc
Of opinion TINT the present l~erllous condition nf
public affairs aud oil the Union demand At onr
hands Il spirit Of harmony and concil,,;on
and We hereby declare our willingness to e..
operate with the Democratic party ihrcr.na,.,
the State in the present Presidential canvass.
H., D,..,la,,t l,!ipu sall.,l ,,,,D ,~.. -
in Il speech of about one hours length, Clearly
portrayed the dangers that are lurking III the
Black Eenuhlican party, and the necessity Tor
uniting the whole strength of the Democratic
parly upon the nominees Of tie National De,!.
ri,ic. and Joseph Lane, and wildly portrayed
! thr. rardiia,rS rs men in every respect WORTHY
AMI ],a.ahie 10 have in charge the Constitution.
an.l In bring i: triumphantly cut Of tie Storm
Of Northern ianaticisin that has long beer
threatening its destruction.
On motion of Geo. VI. Bruce, Esq, the Char
made the following appointments. As in tie se'.
eral districts, Of delegates To the Democrats
Convention In be held in Charlottesville on tie
ltIh August:
Dristrict No. l.--Wm. T. Moore, Thoua- /.
uurrnun, James Carson, Pleasant Il. ltosScT
and Thomas HoSScr.
District No. ferdinand "liutter. Chas. Il.
Lynch, Sterling 5. HiIislnan, F.. ;. uutter. Jr,
and C!.a<. II. Norman.
District No. 3.--llarriSon Farmer. Rohc!tC
Saunders, ThoS. G.. BurruSS. DR.. K. y. llrwin.
and Vim. II. Tar,ly.
District No. l.-.lIcnry ". hdalnS, VIA L
pecrrnan, Cllas. j. Oliver, Bowling Clark. arr
Edmund Taylor.
District No. ). DIR. VIM. L.. Graham, j. [
Howard, .Ar,nislcal W. Smith, VIM. ". Hurt,
and Jas. I. Hurt.
District No. 6.-Wm. y. Puurc. Adam C!csl
cnt, Samuel ID. Chambers, George II. Clement.
lnL Jesse Jones.
District Nj. Capt. Ctas. ". Cardweil,
.Juo. Arlington, Jas. ID. Moore, Jas. W. Prt;i'
crew, and Chas. ". King.
On the motion Of Geo. N. Brace. Esq, tie
President and Secretary Of the meeting Wee
added 10 the list Of delegates.
Delegates from city Of Lynchburs .-JudG:
ID. 4. Wilson, James Garland, Geo. NJ. Bruce.
Sarn'I. Garland, Jr., Hobt. H. Gray, VIM. Wa!
Ter, Jas. ". Morgan. y. VI. Tribble, CALVIN
Ford. Jr., Geo. Percival, Sr.. ThoS. j. kir!;.
patrick. l,obt. II. Class, Vim. 7. iancey, Chas
W. Statha,n, Henry D. Flood, VIM. p. Talia.
Grrro, IIolconnbe Adams, Vim. II. Hall. Geo.
Hall, John D.. Lanshorne and Chas. J. Ralne.
EDWIN r. PAGE, Chm.
Trus. l.. ARRSCToS, Secy.