Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

not substituted party prejudice for love Of country
unite with u.s. aud every effort to the election
of the nominees of the Baltimore Constitutional Union
! Convention.
The above preamble and resolutions were adopted
unanimously.
The Committe also reported the following as the plan
OF organization for the County Executive Central Com
mittee," viz:
ORGANIZATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION PARTY oE
GREENBRIER
FIRsT-The organization shall consist of county ex-
ecutive committee, of 20 members-l3 of whom shall
be residents OF Lewisburg and its immediate vicinity and
II of the country two from each Magsteal District one
of the first named thirteen shall be- and is hereby ap-
pointed permanent President OF said organization and
one of those two appointed for each Magseria District
shall be Vice Presdent-making six Vice Presidents
and there shall be recording Secretary and a CORES
pondng Secretary, and Treasurer for said executive
county Committee.
SECOND-To popuarize and render dasive for greater
efficiency, it is recommended that the appointment for
each Magsera District who may be made the Vice Pre-
sldent OF the County Committee shall he can
call mass meeting, for said msgsteria district, and
make such local organization may by themselves be
approved appointing for each district organization,
President Secretary, and Treasurer making its rules
aud regulations in its way TO operate in har-
mony and concert with the County Committee.
THIRn,-The meetings Of either the Executive Central
County Committee, or of the District Committees may
be called from time to me by the respective Presidents
of either.
FoUgTH.-Coecons for defraying incidental eI Ipenses
of Documents &c, shall be taken up by the respective
District and Central Committees Treasurers and
tine County Committees Treasurer for disbursement aud
proportionate distribution Of documents among the
riouS districts.
FTFrH-Ths organization to continue in existence
and be- transmitted down the stream of time long
the Mon OF the States, and the integrity of the Con-
stitutOn, remain intact and involate.
The above was adopted unanimously. And in accord
with the above plan of organization James Withrow
appointed President and the following persons Vice
Presidents H. f. Morris DR.. Thoman Creigh Z. r. Hines
Charles McCung, B. +. Renck and Charles L. Peyon.--
&. T. Bledsoe appointed Secretary and j. II. D.
johnson Treasurer.
The following the members of the County Execu-
tive Central Committee viz: For the town of Lewis
II. Montgomery, Floyd Est, Dr. J. A Hunter Randolph
Stansksr, DR.. D. c. B. Caldwell, John w Dunn, j. G.
Anderson, NJ. b. White G.. 7. Bedsoe, and J. H. D.
Johnson.
MAGIsTERIAL DISTRICTS.
ls District f. Morris and David Watts.
Sd Disirct-Dr Thomas Cregh and John Burdett.
Sd Distrct.--Chares X Hines and John George
4th Distrct-Chares McClung and Alex. McCung 4on
&C.
9Th District.-B F. Renick and John Stuart
9th Distrct-Chares l. Peyton and j. Gihin RAIDER.
The meeting addressed by Messrs. Samuel Price
and Richard Mauzy in very becoming style. They spoke
encOurag0gy of our prospects party aud pledged
ilering support to noble nominees Bell and Everett
On motion it agreed that the proceedings of thi7
meeting be signed by the President and Secretary and
published in the Gaeenbrier Era with request that the
Greenbrier Ind pendent, Richmond Whig, and other
Union papers OF the State copy.
On motion the meeting adjourned sine de-
BALLARD SMITH, President.
A. c. SNYDER Secretary.