The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-31

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cumference, and from circumference back
again. He believed, too, that there were
many such left. and If they would only
rally as unit, and stand together, not all
the Yankees In christendom, however they
may write books and ill offices, cum effect
our overthrow, or snatch the glol1eS OF
Virginia from her brow. We should erect
to-day an adamantine wall of white men to
resist the black wave Of Radicalism. We
should not merely pass resolutions, but
go home and work for the party. each man
building up the wall in front Of his own
house. By such wall encompassed, come
what may, Virginia can never be robbed of
her honor and her character. Applause. ]
PRAYER ...
was then offered by Bishop Doggett, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mr. j. r. Fisher, of Richmond, was ap-
pointed temporary Secretary.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION. ,"
On motion Of Mr.. A. III. Kelley, COM
mittee of seventeen was ordered on perma-
nent organization. The chair appointed
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, Of Richmond Rev.
w. w. Walker, of Westmoreland Walter
w. Wood, of Halifax Robert Crockett, of
Wyths Colonel ID. j. Goodwin, of Ports
mouth William +. Taylor, of Richmond {;
Henry Bell, of Matthews; William F.
Thompson, of Dinwiddie; e. NJ. Braxton,
of Fredericksburg j. V. Brooke, of Fau-
quier; Charles H. Lynch, of Campbell !;
Il. W. Burke, Of Augusta George L. Tay-
loe, of Roanoke n. M. Meade, OF Frede-
rick; Judge Ii. W. Thomas, of Fairfax !;
General James NJ. Walker, of Pulaski; w.
, G.. Meem, of Shenandoah.
The committee having retired the
ROLL OF DELEGATES
was called, and the following gentlemen
were enrolled:
Amclia.-Coloncl Lewis e. Harvie, Il. r.
Farrar.
decentralization. Thos. S. Bocock.
Al6emdrke.-Hon. Shelton +. Leake, w.
W. Gilmer, Maj. &. N. Ferneyhoush, Wm.
Branch.
Ale1und,7a.-C. F. Suttle, Edmond
Burke, NJ. D. Ball, Basil Brawncr.
Amherst-M. II. Garland, Robert n. El.
; lis, Robert A. Coghil.
Augusta.-Major James Walker, D. Del.
lingcr, A. B. Lightner, Robert W. Burke,
j. A. BumgardDer, james Bumgardner,
John B. Baldwin, Chelsey Kinney.
Bedford.-J. l.. Arthur, w. W. Berry,
Gen. Thos. +. Mllntord.
Bland.-J. NJ. French, T. j. Munsey, r,
S. Hoye, s. W. Williams.
Buckinyham.-E. It. Page, Thos. L. Per
kins, J. T. Mckenna.
CampbeU.-J. r. Hutter, Z. M. Stratton,
Col. Charles n. Lynch:
CaroItne.-John H. Taliafcrro, +. G. De-
Jarnette, d. G. DcJarnctte, +. G. Moncure,
+. w. Scott.
CarroU.--Dr. Robert Crockett (altcrnate)
james Is. Crockett, r. Marshall.
| Charles CHy.-Jas. Nj. Wilcox, VIM. F.
Walker, A. L. Clarke, ID. g. Tyler, Il. II.
Carter.
CharloHe.-John NJ. BouldIn, John c.
Hamett, Jr., II. NJ. -.
Observation-Disclosures James Ii. Cox, S.
Brooks, f. G.. Ruilin (alternatcl, +. j..
Chcatham. A. B. Woodbridge, K. l.. Jones,
G. G: McRae-
Oarke.-Wm. D. Smith, W. l.. Boyce,
Ii. G. Briggs.
Culpcpcr-Jamcs l.. stringfellow, D. +.
Slaughter, Pollard Wood.
Cunlberland.-J. III. Nc Rae, w. r. Brad
shaw, Nj. Flanagan.
Dir,oid0e.-Wm. II. Martin (alternate),
Il. A. Wyatt, Ii. j. Hartwell. Villain r.
Thompson, Jos. S. Budd.
ElizaJebh City.-R. L. Daniel (alternate),
Chas. II. Mallory.
Esser.-A. Il. Micou, j. G. Cannon.
FarJar.--R. w. Thomas, DR.. j. String
Fauquier.-J. Brooke, VIM. Smith, B. f.
Rixey, Col. Robert Beverley, j. w. Nell
haney (alternate).
F4.edericks6urg.--L Gov. j. l.. Marye,
Hon. Elliott M. BraXton.
FYuvanna.-D X. w. Bowles, A. A.
Gray.
Ffanklaa.-B. N. Hatcher, NJ. G. Booth,
Gen. Jubal A. Early.
Frederck.-N. B. Meade.
Giles.-James q. Southall, Alex. Nose
ley, Henry K. Ellyson, VIM. Il. Wade, al
ternates.
Gloucester.-M. Jones, Jno. Il. Seawell,
Gen. w. B. Taliaferro, Geo. W. Muniord.
Goochland.-J. S. Saunders.
Greenspslte.-W. S. Goodwin, j. II. Will
Halfa1.-Henry G. Logan, Col. E. Shell
ton, r. E. Gardner, q. W. Dabney; w. r.
Winn. .,...tf..
Hen7co.-A. NJ. Braxton, Chas. E. Wor-
than, Henry Cox, Alex. r. Holiday. ri
Htghldnd.-J. l.. Campbell.
Isle Of Wight.-J. II. Ashbon, Josh w.
Lawson.
Hing and Queen.-B. f. Dew,1 j.. B.
Montague, j. Il. Bagby. -~
King George. Judge john Critcher (al-
ternate), j. ID. Rodgers. rs 4.
King Wilham.-D. B. Douglas, w. Il.
Hart, Thos. Ii. Carter. = =" 4. .
Lancaster.-Judse John Critcher (alter-
nate.) .--. .ee- ~ ,.s.- d.
Lynchburg City.-John F. Slaughter;
first ward; Hon. Thomas S. Bocock, So
eond ward; E. 2. Goggin, third ward.
Loudoatn.-William Matthews, Hy. Hea-
ton.
Lo,ssa.-Joseph K. Pendleton, Henry j.
Wall.
Lunenburg.- Matthew'S, VIM. II. Eu-
bank.
Matthesns.-Henry Bell, G.. Taylor Gar
nett, A. 6. Hudgins.
MeckEenburg.-Dr. r. Z. Nelson. VIM. 7.
Atkins, DIR. g. A. Jackson, John w. Spen-
Ger, E. A. Williams, Il. X. Harris, Philip
Lockett, j. w. Young.
AGddlese1.-Hon. r. L. Montague, j. l..
Smith. A. b. Evans.
Montgomery.--R. G. Trigg, G. c. Whar-
ton. -,
Nonsen,ond.- Samuel S. Shriyer, Thos. II.
Barnes, John +. kilby.
Nelson.-Robert Whitehead, James NJ.
Harris.
.NeD Kent.-R. T. Lacy.
Norfolk Oity.-Hon. John Goode, Col. V.
D. Groner, H.. w. Face, John Webber, j.
B. Pierce, Thos. z. Cropper, j. +. VIII
burn. t.<y
Norfolk County and Portsnlouth.-Geo.
B. Parker, John 7. West, w. S. Butt, w.
81. G. Lovett, C.B. sLeWellen, LII. Da-
shield, D. S. Cherry, John Powers, DIR. j.
Goodwin, John O. Conner, Jr.
Northanpton.--Dr. z. A.. Fitzhugh,
Henry Wilkins.
Observation-Disclosures. Brown.