The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-30

Rae. F.f y f'T II 7ltfs
Ctarte-Wm. d. Smith, l.. Boyce, II. IL. Briggs
Cfdig-None. ffif. q
Cutpeper--James L. Stringfellow, d. F. Slaugh
ter, Pollard Wood. N
Charlotte-J. M Bouldin, J. G. Hamlet, Jr
Cumbertdnd-J. ii. MeRae, w. +. Bradshaw
Din,oiddie-w H. Martin, E. A. Wyatt, II. J
Heartwell, w. /. Thompson, ]. s. Budd.
EliRabth City-R. T. Daniel, c. X. Mallory
Esser-A. II. Micon, J. G. Cannon
Fdfydc-H. W. Thomas, 7. II. Stringfellow.
Fduquter-J. V. Brooke, w. Smith, b. f. Rix-
ey, X. Beverly, J. w McIlhany.
=, Gloucester-M. Jones, j. T. Seawell w. B.
Taliaferro, G. w Mnnford
. FredericksJtrg-Joh l.. Marye, Elliott M.
Braxton tA
Eoyd-None.
FIuCdnitd-None.
Eranklhi-B. N Hatcher, w. G. Boothe, Jubal
A. Early.
Frederick--N. b. Meade ,-rt rf
GoocatandAJ.S s. Saunders.
Greenscflle-W. S. Goodwin, ]. IL. Wilson, I
HalGec-Henry G. Logan, w. Overbe, M. "A.
Harris, w. w. Wood, N r.. Coleman, G. j.
Faulkner.
Hanoyer-B. X Cooke, E. shelton, r. E. Gard
Henrtco-A. M. Braxton, Charles E. wortham,
Henry Cox, Alexander r. Holiday.
Ue1rst-None.
Highlaad-C. L. Campbell.
Isle Of Wight-R. ii. Ashbon, J. w. Lanson
King and Queen-B. +. Dew, Z. Il. Montague,
j. IL. SagDy
King George-John Critcher, j. d. Rodgers.
King Witlidm-B. b. Douglas. w. L. Hart,
Thomas II. Carter.
Lancdster-John Critcher.
Lynchburg-John +. Slaughter, Thomas S. Bo-
cock, L. p Goggin.
Loudoun-W William Matthews, Henry Heaton.
Loatsa-J. X. Pendleton, H. J. Wall.
Lunenburg-N. Mathews, w. II. Eubank.
Mdtdte,os-Henry Bell, G.. Il. Garnett, A. G..
Hudgins.
Mecktenbrg-R. G. Nelsone, w T. Atkins, ].
w. Spencer, +. A. Williams, G. A Jackson, f.
X. Harris =. Lockett.
Norfolk Cify-J Goode, v d. Groner, z. W.
Face, J Webber, J. B. Pierce, T. t. Chopper,
J. I. Wilbun.
Norfolk County and Portsmouth-G d. Parker,
). T. West, w. 5. Butt, w. H. @. Lovett, o. B.
Lewellen, ii. Etheridge, L. ii. Dashield, ID. S.
Cherry, j. Powers, ID. j. Goodwin, J. o. Conner,
Jr.
Northunibe.'land-W. Brown,
Noaoway-J. G. Howard. 7. F. Epps, T. H.
Campbell.
J. j. Wilkins, J, II. Collie, @. +. Dabney.
Po,chataa,-A. Painter, ]. Jeter, w. b. Royal,
J. M. Finch, G. N. N. Porter, M. Goode, Jr, W.
p. Dabney. ..ss s.ss sta4
Prince Ettiodrd-A. B. Venable, ]. Il. Iiggon,
j =. Fitzgerald. t
Prtnce George--George W, Booker, g. McBath
Richn.ond City-A. NJ. Kelley, p. Wise, J. Ha-
English, John Bossieux, w. Coulling, w. S. Gill
man, A. s. McRae, John Johns, Jr., j. Neeson,
II. ii. Wynne, w. English, ]. r. Fisher, J. r.
dith, w. F. Drinkard. lin addition to these, six
Democratic negroes were admitted as delegates
from Richmond Departure No III 4 -
Rockbridge-A. Patterson a
RusselEJ II. A. Smith.
Rockingham-W. III. E.finger L. H Molfatt, S..
p. II. Miller.
Sury-C. w Sntton, b. D, Belschers.
SuSsec-Wm. N. Jadratt, Jas. A. Riddick, r. L..
Jones. .-.-st.s,t.sss- Fe.r Nql r
Scot-G H. Kendricls ctAeR
Shenondodh-G. S. Meen, H. H. Riddlesbarger
Smythe-F. b. Hurt, Fayette McMnllen.
SOuthdmptOn.-E. A Drewry, X. N. Burgess,
John Q. Griffin, r. E, Burgess, r. S. Boykin.
Sp0tsylcddid-None.
StdFord--John g. Shelton.
T,tze,oell-None.
WoTren-None.
Wuaoick-None.
Washington-J G. Fowler H
Westmoreland-W W. Walker, John Critcher
York-M. T. Hughes, w H. Shields, P. Hal
stead, J. w. Johnson.
Before calling the roll some objection was
made to the calling of it by the temporary
secretary; when Shelton Il. Leake an
nounced his wish that the reporters OF
the several papers act as secretaries. He
wanted it understood he didn't want any
Radical reporter to act as secretary. We
want Mr.. Leake to understand no Radical
reporter could be paid to do any such
thing. From this, he may see both parties
were satisfied with his proposed arrange.
ment. .te5sii iii.,t.s, -it''
The Oldest gentlemen present was Judge
John Robertson, who, upon ascending the
stand, was greeted with applause.
On motion, six colored delegates from
the Democratic Club of Richmond, were
admitted, which created some opposition
from those friendly to the "White Mans
party" AS they entered they looked as
if they were ashamed of themselves, and
came in with bowed heads, showing the
degradation into which they had entered.
After deliberations of an hour and half,
the committee returned, and, through their
chairman, reported as Chairman, Hon. Thos.
S. Bocock as Vice Presidents-W VIM.
Smith, from State at large Robt. L. Mon
tague, LIST District; John Goode, Jr., End
do; A. M. Kelley, Sd do; w. L. Sutherlm,
4th do; Shelton L. Leake, 5th do; John b.
Baldwin, 9th do; Henry w. Thomas, 9TH
do; James A. Walker, Sth do.
Secretary-Wm. S. Gilman assistant
secretaries G. Cannon, w. E. Cameron,
Jas. Barron Hope, VIM. Lovenstein, Dab
ney Cosby, Jr., VIM. II. Berry, James f.
Stewart, Edgar Snowden, Jr., John A.
McCaul. f4 ~ f,tt
Sergeant-at-Arms7-Wrt Harrison; assist.
ants-Rich'd f. Walker, Benz. L. August,
and M. May. t.f
On being conducted to the chair, the
chairman. Hon, ThoS. S, Bocock. said He
was much gratified for the honor conferred
upon him. You have come together to
adopt measures to perfect the organization
of the party, so as in the next election the
party may win. Who does not remember
the campaign of go? He remembered il
with pleasure, as the saviour of a grea
people who had conquered but had not sub
dued their enemies. He called upon them
TO arouse themselves, having the grea
cause to serve and the same glorious peo
pie with which to fight the coming battle
1t is not to be denied there was much tc
discourage the people none more discour
aging than the loss of a certain property
meaning slayery,) by whichsthe people an,
State in debt, were unable to pay out. Blu
But there is a hope that the people will be
come more prosperous in the future
Heaven may be invoked, and will, b,
which the Conservative party viii succeed
Who are the Conservatives? they are tn
upper-tens of Virginia. They are the tax
payers, and the only ones who are inter
ested in good government. Who are tn
Radicals? They arc vultures; have n
abiding place, no property to pay take
upon, consequently are more interested i