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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
l.. 4. CuRzis, Secretary.
Democratic Meeting in Franklin.

In Furor 9f' Henry i. HiSt for President.
Al n meeting Of a portion Of the Democratic party Of
Franklin, AT the Court House, on Monday, the Sin VI Feb.
ruary, that being court juy, Capt. ". p. Thompson was
called to he chair and Fleming Saunders appointed secrrta.
~.
Geo. +. Dennis, Esq., explained the object Of the meeting,
hhd o1errt. the following Resolutions whica were adopted,
viz:
/. Resolved, That We approve o! holding n Convention a!
the Democratic party In Richmond Oh the 10th inst, that
the chairman Of this meeting appoint 81 delegates To repre-
sent the Democracy u Franklin In said Contention and that
any Democrat Of the county who may be In Richmond II:
that time be also appointed a delegate.
z. Resolved. That the proceedings Of this meeting be sent
10 the Democratic papers Of RlGhnonu, LyNc.bilrS AN!
Danvlilr for publication.
Col. Hughes billiard offered the following resolution, 70
wit:
Resolved, That the Democracy OF ttls county will jealousy
sustain the nominee Of the approaching Charleston Con-
vru,lon, hut tina the choice oi jlis mrriiEs for tire next
Presidency is Henry 4. Wise OF icrOmac.
Col billiard sustained The resolution and MeSsrs. W.. I. Ta-
liaierro and &. t. Druuis opposed the adoption OF Il, .tutiu:
that while they were nc; opposed TO Gov. Wise, yet Il was
better not 20 express any preference Ut allTand also that i!
was better that this m=ciih. should not do so as it W., call.
cd At Il very lHtc hour VI ;ls day, and there w.re very few
present.
Thu resolution was adopted, bit few voting 70: or against
II.
The chairman under the frs, resolution appointed The fol.
loving delegates, vis:-lsaac CaHua%.y, Stephen Thomas,
T.. 7. Bridges, Z. S. PrllHman, Geo. {. King, Pcylon Pear.
sun, ". Cooper, J. Firth, Tl0s. :. Eccn, J. u. Machenhei.
mcr, L. Dickinson, \. d. Hancock, Peter l. Hancock, Vim.
II. EGwar!s, N. K. Allen, john A. Edwards, Henry &. Pol
lard, II. q. Burih, John bowman. Geo. Nair. Daniel Flora,
Jacob Flora, Jr, James +. Thompson. q. F.. Dennis, II.
billiard, W. =. Ta~liafrrro. 4. J. Mil, Flcuing Saunders, A.
Simmons, Jr. and Vim. PannilL.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
". r. THOMPSON, CAN.
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FLEMING SANDERS, See'y.
Democratic Meeting nj Nicholas Court
House, IN.
In ,itcor Fl Henry Il. WiSe for Preside.

In Iic0r y Henry Il. " use for IItStdcht.
A, A. meeting Of the Democracy of the county or Nicholas,
held IL, the Court House thereof, Oh Saturday, February
the it'll, 1sGp, on motion, Owen Duai, Esq, was unanimous
~ called to the Chair, and '. u. iaiInRa appointed secrc'
lGry.
The object of the meeting having been explained by the
Chairman, in hn able an concisr MANNER, the following
gentlemen we're appointed as i committee 10 draft resolu.
lions Tor the confederation OF the meeting:
Major 4. lcirnr, John McAmany ami ]. Z. Campbell,
who, after refining. returned with the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
LIST. Resolved, That We approve o: President Guchah-
ans 4 ADMINISTRATION, III It's acir AID lIrasurrs, generally.
"a. Resolved, Thai VIC cordially approve aid endorse
the Administration Of GOV. Wise, and iu hereby tender him
our thanks Tor lis prompt action in reference 10 the Har'
pcr'5 Ferry Iosay.
Sd. Resolved, That We cordially approve OF the Demo.
cratic STATE Convention, 10 be held in lie city OF Richmond,
Oh the 10th Instant, and do hereby appoint the following
delegates to represent lis i'll saG Convention:
John VI. Powell. owen Duty, u. ilcndricE, John Duffy.
Sr, Dr. EoarG, Fielding Mctiung, Francis DULY, John
Graves, Jr., Peter DuGy, Austin Graves, Captain John
FEMME, jacob Curprr ana lieu. VI III. Smith, our State Sen.
atur. and We do appoint and request to act for us rs M
tcriiairS, William :. Montague, IN. +. Richie and U. !cn'
E!u.s Wise.
Eth. Resolved, That The lien. "m. Saith, our present
se,!a,or, ia our decided aud unanimous choice AZ a delegate
lo rrprrsen, u. in the Charleston Democratic Convention.
9Th. Resolved, That the lien. Henry 4. Wise Is oil" first
choice rs L cauLi!a;v for the Presidency, and that We re-
qu-ri those representing Us In ;he Charleston Convention,
to use ali honorable ulrIns 10 secure his domination By
TINT Convention.
9Th. Resolved, That tho thapts Of this meeting be rendered
to the President and Srs'r:ury. 10. the ability and !mparit.
atty with which llry have r"mductcd the business Of 'hds
meeting.
;;b, Resolved, ThR: the minutes CT this meeting he sign.
ed hy the President ind Secretary, and that the !o'lD"ina
quirer, E=a=i:ncr, hanawna 'uEry s..ai d" hs-i''urs
Chronicle.
On motion, The meeting ADJOURNED.
u ~ I.Nr,. Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
r~l-,,ncrafip Meeting I'm kanaSTha.

A, , n.r,in. of The Democratic party Of ShGawha, held
a m. Courthouse OF -ait county i'll pursuance u nn'Ire
given. on the 10th Of JANUARY, lthat being CountF Cou,
dayI for the purpose o. appointing Delegates 20 the state
Convention IL be held In iichmonl o.. The !Oth "aI ul
February, lsoU, c. r.,
was called 10 The Chair, and j.. 5. Thompson al,poiI''e" So
crrIar,: COL. 7. l.. Broun explained the objec: ii the
meeting. and on his motion the Cha!: appointed twenty.
zee d.irt,a, es 10 attend said Convention. MS follows:
Isaiah W.lch, James l.. Carr. DIR. :. PATRICK, l. l.. iroui,
John $. Swami, Henry Fl,zhueh, J. u. Htwihan, '- \.
Warlh, VIM. A. Quarter. Col. +. Thomrsoa, il. Z. S!::om'
I : copn.lI. Roh't I.lain, Jacob GOshorn, Nelson Hill, !.
Il. Swami, Thos. ". Shelton, \ J, Dlckiaa"i, ivory Las,.s'
Jos. II. Chiffon, Saml Rust, Thos j. Bus'rr, john L. NC
Clanalran. James II. iroun. and J. e. Carr.
Henry Fi,ziugh, Esq offered The following prsnnloir !"
AMI John A. War,h, ESP, aud opposed by john :. SWAIN,
r. l.. Iraun and J. &. Newman, Esqs and the vote beng
taken on sad preamble and resolutions the same were LOST;
Whilst We feel undlmiuished confidence nthe wisdom ana
WAYS have done, to acquiescc hcartily In the actl"n Of inc
National Democratic Convention, yet Tor Tie enunclatloh o.
a better principle in the selection oi delegates TO TIE fTcd'
tiaI Convention, and Presidential electors and one Tree
from ,l.r dauver Of making such appointments contrary
10 the public wish and aPVrooaaon !" w ''''e 'el'e
serted; be IL resolved, 49,.
That the appointment Of electors for the several IT'S
,lcts Of the State ought 10 be made by conventions oil Tie
p.ople within the respective districts. AMI not b. the CELL
trRl convention OF the people OF the "hoie Siate
2 That in like manner the appointment OF delegates IN
reprcseut the respective Districts. Al Tie Ifcsidrhtiai
veutiun at Charl-si un, ought 10 lie made according 10 the
custom heretofore pracilscd, ny conventions wi'hih ''e
several districts and not ny The central convention.
7. Is. SWAIN, Esd, moved TINT WIN. Old, JE, OF The hich'
mond Examiner he appointed alternate for kanawla
countY In said county, which motion was also lost.
On motion nf john a. Wrath. ESQ, the Democratic papers
OF Kanawl,a and licimond were requested TO publish Inc
proceedings o: this meeting.
~ J. u. FRI. Chairman.
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democratic Meeting In Pulaski.


IN Jdr0r OF Henry a. h@e Jar 1Tcsf0c"''
AZ n meeting o, a large portion Of the Democratic party
Of Pulaski county. held al the Court ii1ust' on ihurshsy'
the 9th dar of February, 1860, IL being Court day, on mo.
ton OF Col. Jas. a. Walker, Isaac HUDSON ESQ, was called
TO the Chair, and Lynch A. Curtin, Esq, appointed secre-
The object Of the meeting having been explained by Col.
Jas. a. Walker, to be for the purpose OF appointing dele.
gates TO the State Convection OF inc DemocraIe Party' 10
b. held in the city ar llciInohu, oa '"e W." u Vi CUT
= The following preamble and resolutions were offered by
DR. n. NJ, Cra.c, and adopted:
Whereas We regard the approaching Presidential elec.
ton Of lsGU, as one upon which the ,a'e OF the Union Of
the States may depend ana; rs a .hpsousn orsanL"noh
cess. and rs i, Is the established usage OF the party TO hold
q State Convention for that purpose,
yen;ion to he held in the city OF Richmond, on the 10Th day
Of February, lsGo, for the purpose OF thoroughly organi'
III 1S. ~ Tbs, the Chairman Of this meeting appoint
twenty delegates to represent the county Of Pulaski in said
Convention. and HAT John DirEenTon ana saTnue! Nc
gonrry county, be appointed al'ertates, in case NONE Of
the delegates attend
Whercupon the following seh'e"eh were appointed
James 81. cloyd. John 5. Draper, Dr., R. ". Craig, n. j.
Lloyd, y. N. Clnyd. VIA. J. Jordan. Wm.J Wall. John "
Iloge, Criah rermilion, Or. z. Watson, Joseph II. Howe,
VIM. II. Howe, john TrollinGer,J. L. AlrSander, James u.
Crockett. John laines, Seiastlan Miller, David C. Kent,
John CaddelI, James 4. Walker, aud Of. motion, the Chair
man ana Secretary were addedio the list Of delegates.
Resolved. That she same gentlemen be appointed dele
gale. TO attend the district Convention, to be held in Lewis
burg.
Resolved, Tim. the Hon. Henry 4. Wise, deserves III.
entire appreciation Of every true son Of Virginia, and every
Southern man, for his promp'ncss IN relation TO the liar
p-ris Ferry outrage, aud we rcccMlneiI him as our frs!
choice for the Office Of President Of the United States.
Resolved, That We approve OF the proposition Of the
State OF South Carolina for Il southern Conference, and
hereby instruct our representatives in the Senate and
House Of Delegates, 10 vote for some proposition to appoint
commissioners on behalf Of Virginia, 10 meet tie Southern
States In such conference.
Resolved. Tina, the Iichmcnd Enquirer" and "EsarIi.
n.r," be requested 10 publish the foregoing proceedings.
Resolved. That this meeting tia now adjourn.
ISAAC HUDSON, Chairman.
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Cardinal Democratic Principles on the Slavery
0nestior.

UuG6LlOls
Absolute noE-iE.cricrence by TIC dcne!u Tc'ern-
nent, to introduce or to exclude slaves, IN any OF the
territories Of the Union.
No Federal Slave Code. No congressional us
examination in favor OF slave property III the terrific
rio. and no Congressional discrimination against 1t.
Whenever in any OF the territories tho safety OF
slave persons or the right OF slave property, or the
nrht or safety oil any description OF persons CT pro-
perry, is uuconstitutiona!ly assailed, it * the power
. aud duty of Congress, aut less tliat! OF any and eve
~ other Department of the General Government, u
exercise its proper functions, for tho security o:
equal protection TO tho rights and Nnieiy Of e'er}
species OF persons ind property.
The full and uuimpairtd night 81 popular so'e-
rclenty, emitting the people OF each Territory, on
application for their admission AZ a new state INTO
the Union, TO enact their own State CohsttaIon'o y u
tar and full reference to u popular vole, Tltnou'
force. fraud or Federal dictation, and ty such Con-
~stitu;ion 70 provide for the maintenance or inc pro
1ibition OF the Institution OF slavery rs 10 them may
Seem best. ,..
The same principles as embodied IL the to!!owins
resolutions unanimously adopted b. the virginia
delegation to tao National Democratic toa'ehtie" =
l. Resolved. That the Constitution OF the United
s,o,cx i - COMPACT between Sovereign ana ~co-equal
Sta;cs, united upon ;he basis OF pe-snc:t equality or
rights and privileges.
. Resolved, That the Territories OF the Union arc
om,uon property in which the States have equal
rights, uud to which the citizens OF every State may
~rlsh;,uliy migrate with any property recognised as
sucn IN anv OF tho States OF Inc Union, and in the
Constitution or the United States
9. Resolved Therefore, thu: TIE Congress OF the
Dnitco States Ia, no power 10 nhoisl or pTon!p!t
slavery in any oi the Territories OF the United States,
and such power pertains ouly TO the people inliaolt-
ing the same, when iii the exercise OF riglltiut uu-
thority they form their State Constitution with 3 Wow
to admission into the Union.
4. Resolved, That the Missouri restriction was 3
violation o, tie foregoing principles, and its repeal
BY the "kunsas- Nebraska Law" Wiz wise, just end
q ccssary. ,
psl,.a MIA f'on,rasu hos ,n constitutional
right to abolish slavery in tine District OF Columbia.
5. Resolved, That the duty OF ~aiiording adequate
protection in the Territories previous TO their legal
Organization a. States, 10 equal rights OF rcrson and
property respected under the constitution @! tue
Union, is incumbent on the proper legislative autho-
rity thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
Public Meeting in Wise County.

In tar0r Of II. 4. Vase .IoF 1TeStoe"''
A. n meeting OF n portion OF the citizens Of Wise county.
a, The Conr, House, the 18th OF January, ls6p, Ithat nelna
Court day,J on motion, George r. French was called 10 the
chair. and +. Riggs wa. appOIate1 Secretary.
Tbe object OF the meeting having been explained ny \.
" smith, TO he the appoi -iment OF delegates 10 me De":n,
cratic state Convention 10 he held in Richmond on the l'lh
Of February, ls6p.
WIIrreuron Mr.. 4. W. Smith offered the following reso'u-
,;ons which were unanimously adopted. i,
Resolved, Tina, the Chair appoint one delegate from e"en
uayi.teriai district In the county. w..
w.un.y.d. That Gen. Jonathan Richmond, Of Lee. Chas.
ci,m-r, E.u Of Russell, F. b. Miller and /. $. Miles, OF
/ 60. h. nnnuinie,l alternates.
Resolved. That We, as citizens OF Wise county, and OF Inc
Commonwealth Of Virginia, heartily endorse nnh approve
m, coursc Of lion. Henry A. Wis. in the late Harper ,
rsrry affair; wherein he proved himself 4 patriot auu 4
statesman, and worthy 10 be called 10 ill the highest ONCE
within the gft OF the American people.
Resolved, TliuUn the person ~ lion. John Le'cher, our
,,.trn, able and diruifed Chief Magistrate. Ne recognize
,,I.,,, and patriotism sufficient TO make him IL GOVERNOR
NJ whcm any state may we'll he proud.
In nur.uance Of the first resolution, the Chair appointed
,h. following delegates, 10 wit:
lanes Tyirr. r. s. Hubbard, VIM. Nanoyer, ESQ.,, Ii. Y.
Bruce and :. II. Eickley.
Resolved, That the Chairman end Secretary be added 20
the lis, 81 delegates.
Resolved, That these proceedings Ne Puohshed In INC
Abingdon "D,uo,rat' and licliunnd "snquirsr.
On motion, the meeting adjourned:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
The Case Of Barclay Coppoc.

The admirable message Of Gov. Letcher,
to the General Assembly yester-
day, cannot fail to arrest the earnest attention
Of the people, and their representatives 10 TUE
Importance Of properly meeting this last out,
rage upon Virginia and her institutions ~
forcibly calls for the union Of the South ana
for prompt and vigorous action on heF l'aft, 10
ward off the darkest hour i'll our history.
xr,.c sbc Unanimous Choice OF a Hamp-
ton Meeting.
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
HAMPTON, Feb. Cd, 1860
The weather for several days has been SO
mild and pleasant, that we now find it quite diff
ticult to realise the sudden transition to the
raw buster Of winter, yet we hail its advent
with much pleasure. These glorious oscilla-
tons of temperature, in the middle ATTITUDES,
are without doubt sources Of enjoyment and q
freshness of spirits, which are denied TO climes
Of perpetual summer or perennial cold.
4 large, imposing dwelling, recently erected
by our energetic young towisnian, james Dye,
took fire some days ago, and strenuous excr-
tions were made TO eXtingu!sh the flames, but
without effect. As the house had just been
completed aud ~unoccupied, the general suppo-
sition seem. to bethut it was fired by All enemy
of the owner, and every e~xertion is being made
to. discover who in our midst is capable Of per.
petratins such an atrUcious ~viilainv.
\ large and enthusiastic meeting, having for
its object to endorse Henry a. Wise for the
Presidency, was held here OH Saturday, the 2S;h
ult., with T.. II. Vaughan in the chair and Thos.
Latimer secretary.
Mr.. r. G.. Banks, Jr., offered u resolution to
that effect, and urged its adoption in one Of
the most eloquent aud impressive speeches i
has ever been our pleasure 10 hear. With Il
of eloquence almost unrivaled, he
to carry conviction 10 every heart.
the popular anu artificial defamation, now
80 fashionable, but the eloquence Of deep, con-
centrated thought and powerful ra,iocination.
He reviewed Gov. Wise's political life, and
closed his remarks with q beautiful and glow
ing eulogy on his character.
The resolution was passed with an unanimi-
which wss as just as il Was fatterins TO
Gov. Wise. JACKSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14

Voice OF the Democracy.

The proceedings Of sighty-nins counties have
reached us, polling $685. Democratic votes
of which number 29,395, in forty-scven coun-
ties, have declared their preference for Henry
A. Wise; l,422, in two counties, have dc.
clared their preference for Hon. r. NJ. Z. Hun.
ter and Q ,6os, in forty-one counties, have
expressed no preference. There remains sixty
three counties unlcard from, which will come
in by the delegates. These sixty-three coun.
ties poll %, 6s4 votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
PETERSBURG MARKETS, FEB. 9

CUrIvS-raere ~ some activity In the narke; to dsy. q!
VIZ notice saI-r Of common 10 good ut az 20 loo. Prg'
parcel. are wanted NJ lUSt, anu Ie notice sale d! E 10. =
iu;I-qunIiiy prime. TOuAcco-Markc low-r IL. las; 90.
days, mud buyers do not seem anxious 20 purchase. ~
receipts continue fuir. wIpAT-1s in good demand. :"
quote prime red aud white Ut l3Jaljjc. Family sa=pr
white are wanted, and would command afew cecis Ec.'
BscoS-Thr accounts from tie West are very ftrrGs, ~
show an advance in bacon, pork, &C. Prices here ="
consequently higher. F~I"rR-sal.s Of SupeEhae 4: !; ~
5 Ou: Extra I'D ,SaI GO: Family IS UQag w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14

The Field Officers of the Fourth Regiment Of
Cavalry, which is commanded By Col. Sherwin
McRac, yesterday paid their respects to Gov.
Letcher, at the Executive mansion, and was
cordially entertained.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
r,cuuoxn TIT r r,r,, :, ,s;,

81 - 'HS
Tn. -li-s Of rstilc uL Tho s..lss this week were rs fcuess
On Nunday. the 9th, there were 6J head sold; OIL ,hs -
-, on the 9Th -. on she 9Th ., -nssitg s0I head, al Prise
ranging from ~ 10 10 ! very heavy supply, The of.
ration, of the week closing with Ii.t!e or 20 d-uaEd, 81.
over 40 hesd reported for Monday, tn. l3'h.
ll0Gs-Sone In ranrkst this week. We quote Ear-ai-g
at IS to S.h.
SuGEr-Somc henand Cor superior quality at t3wi;,
gross. Light demand Tor inferior grades a. 50 20 Sc ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14

LTNClINEEG M.RKETS Erh. 10

B.coS.-New, freely on the market-scl!iag at II a!!x
cents, according 10 qualify. COKS.-Seilow ST. l :? css',
white ). 4 SIC. Supply good. CoKS MEAL-:;AsJ c,G.,.
according to quality. fLork.-SuprrEnc - - u 6c~ tx.
good White jOao5c; black jJaG5 cents per br.h-! % :ji1.
shea. oats l23 n l.3'Hc. wHrAr.-Rvcrir,s eon'!as'
~light-si;h an improved Ie-,ng. We quote red a.l.;a!<.
white Sl.S : 40 for choice parcels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
OcIcSntcS TO tho Convention.

1t will facilitate tho business Of the Conven-
ton if the country delegates will call at our
Office, corner of Main and 18th streets, and
leave their names, SO that a proper and reliable
clerks roll can be made out. We shall be very
glad to receive the proceedings of any county
meetings that the delegates may bring with
them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14

. A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS of
the General Assembly is requested in the Hall
of the House of Delegates this (Tuesday) eve
ming, at Z o'clock.