Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-21


Mr. Henry Abrams, (n the gallery)-The meeting
wants Bolts to enightcn en- ApplauseO
'oL hchuleu-Ine disaiection in the South produced
oy houston bei Riyner, etc. did ("BOtts, Bolts
20 distract ana lre the SOuth(the confusion was 50
general that we did not hear the conclusion Of the
umcut Col Mem said he had lust had the pleasure Of
exchanging situations az the Exchange Hotel with Gen
- what Is ms name daughter and responses OF
SarSe' WIN Ten Starke, said Col Mem He isa
Nrginan anu an Old line Wing Virginia ought TO call
upon the President Of the United States to enforce the
laws IN the nine rebellionS pulying States-( Voices
That's not my doctrine - and send commissioners TO
those States 10 demand the repeal of their obnoxious
laws (Appausel Col Mem proceeded TO urge the send
ING OF commissioners TO the proposed Southern Confer
euCe, and referred incidentally to Hickman, the brag
CART member OF Congress from Pennsylvania recently
switched by Mr. Edmundson, of Virginia
Three cheers for "EdmundsOn" called for aad
given.
The meeting was further hsrancued by Messrs. P. II.
Ayett, Chopper, OF Norfolk GoOde of Bedford aud 9th
ers in favor Of the resolutions which we're finally adopt
ed. The meeting then adjourned, and, on motion, the
crowd repaired to the Exchange Hotel to welcome Gen.
Stlrke, the Commissioner from Mississippi.
VoTE or rHE RICHMOND DrLEGAuoN.-Wben the roll
was called in the Democratic Convention on the propo
Stiou declaring it neXpedient to express preference,
tae delegates from Richmond voted follows. There
were tity-tour ubSeuJees.
AYEs.-Wm. Old, j., R. B. Heath Jno s. Caske, W.
W. EmoerAke, Juo. q. Hargroye Z. K. Wexford, Jesse
7. Hutchinson, DIR. d. H. Tucker W. W. Snead, I. N.
him5goush, Ro. BaaSeushp, W. f. Sims, JOS c. Court
uey A. Jenkins W. 81 HARRISON j. h. Martin, p. II.
AYlett, Aaun Page Y b. Ill., Alex. NJ. Lyon, Luke Nc
HeunI J. W Atkinson A. G. Porter Jas. Rowe, y. A.
Surlcyaut Jas. Dove-25.
NoEs.-l. w. GlzebyooL, Chas. Ellis, Geo. W. Nun
ford G.. q. Insey, w ). JcuSins, Thomas NJ. Jones,
Fru>iju Thomas, W. H. Lyons j. Porter Wren, RO. +.
Williams David b. Jones' Lawrence ). Aarye, Ii. Ii.
Seldom, ID. b. Lucas, John Appeyard, Geo. L. Sddlec,
". F. Bit,he o. d. Wise Nat Tyler W. W. Dunnayan.,
H. c. Cabe., :. I. BayIy-22.
NANUrcryEE oy WooLlE> Gocos-The Manchester
Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Company, Of this city,
has determined TO embark extensively in the manuhc-
OF coarse wooleus, specially adapted 10 the wants
of Southern planters and farmers for negro clothing
The necessary arrangement, having beea made, aud
considerable portion of t4e machinery already received,
i. will be put Boo operation 90 early dty-ccrtanly not
more distant than April or May. Hitherto, the fabrics
of ths company have been exclusively OF cotton aad OF
superior gulfty Tae mluu1, Of WOO lens has been
repeatedly aClted by The stockholders but not engaged
iu uad.- the au8r,heuson tha; IL would prove uupyoG-
table. There having r,ceU;.y however, been strong
manifestation OF public sentiment ia favor of Southern
. enterprise tle company promptly determined on the
production OF goods particularly suited TO the home de-
mand and they intended TO be made Of such quality
as will euti,l. them TO much popularity the well
known oslabu-ss and yarns made at this factory have
eajoyed for so long time.
ASAcu-Wu. L. Peasey, a veuder Of fish etc, was
fined $40 yesterday hy the Mayor tor assaultiug and
badly bcstiua free negro man, who is also "a huckser
named Henry Mathews. Tie difficulty between the
originated Boa q misunderstanding about u stall in the
market both claiming .0a; the owner, who absent
t-0m the city, had given each Oh, exclusive right TO It's
use. The fine would have becI less the assault
provoked by usotuce but tue penalty Of the breach OF
peace enhanced by the aiy having occurred in the
market place
AulSDTo IT The sidewalk of the street leading from
the Ez,hlnge Hotel to Broad street, through Cou.cil
Chamber Il. -hou,jle cleaned o. t,-lty The paving
coyersirith mud and dirt. Wi,he Mayoror MrBltes at
tend TO .s Tn. same street. which will be thorough
fare, duyac tas session OF the Opposition Convention,
should be gifted every nglJ by bonfire, otherwise,
while tle Convention continues in session. The Com
m,.o o. arrangements should consider this suggestion.
sess,tN5-Isaac Jones, a Wc,hmau, was before The
Nayor yesterday morning, charged wiki tresplssing
the premises Of Mrs Brsujcr on Franklin street. lie
spoke very bad Eu-.eh and gave uuweaujaC replies
While being 1rc-royt'ed. some from the audience
came forward sul stated chat he an idiot and sub
-sct 90 fits lie taken Of uaa called for by his
f.i.r