The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17
TO THE REPUBLICAN PEOPLE OF VIR-
GINA.

RICHMOND, VA. January rs, 1910.
At at meeting of the State Central Compttee of the
Republican Party of Virginia, held at Richmond,
Virginia, January 18th,, 1876 it ordered that
convention of the Republican party Of the State be
called, to be held at Lynchburg, Virginia. We'd
nesday April l2th 1876 at II o'clock. NJ. 1t will be
the duty of this convention to select two dele
gates from each of the Congressional districts, and
fonr from the State at large, to attend the National
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to be held at Cincinnati June
l4h 1885, also to choose two electors from the State
at large, and from each Congressional district Of
the State; to form State Central and State Exec
committees of the party, and to do such other *
as to it shall appropriate in preparing the par
y for the Presidential campaign of the yer
The basis of representation of this convention is
that Of the lower House of Delegates, fixed by tie
state constitution provided. that each county is to
have at least one delegate, and the city Of Rich
mond six delegates.
The committee further drecte /, in order to secure
full, free and fair representation, that the dele
gates TO said convention shall be chosen unifol mly,
on.the fourth Saturday in March at the respective
Courthouses of the different counties. and in the
wards OF the several cities, except in the city of
Richmond, and the fourth Monday in March is FIX
ed as the day the selection of the delegates
city.
Under this call, each of the counties and cities OF
the State will be entitled to the following number of
delegates:
Accomac .; Albe,na3e, g. Amelia, I; Alexandria, 2;
Appomatox, i; Allegheny /; Augusta. 8; Bath, 1;
Bedford. 8; Bland /; Botetourt, 1; Brunswick, l;
Buckingham 2; Buchanan. l; Campbell 8; Caroline,
q Carroll 1; Charles City, l; Charlotte q; Chester
field 2; Craig, /; Cumberland, l; Culpeper, l; Clarke
l. Dinwiddie, L. Elizabethe City,l; Essex, l; Eau
quicr,, 2; Fairfax l: Floyd /; Frakln 2; Fsuvana,
Frederick, 2; Giles, l; Goochland, L. Greensvlle, Il
Green, l. Gloucester. Grayson l. Halifax, 8; Han
over 2; Hcnrico, 2; Henry. l; Highland, 1; Isle OF
| Wight. /; James City, and city Of Williamsburg, i
King and Queen, l; King William l; ,kyng George,
l; Lancaster1; Lee, d Louisa, 2; Lunenburg l. Lou
doun, 2; Matthews, T. Madison, 1: Mecklenburg, 2
Mddlesex, 4; Montgomery, l; Nansemond l; New
Kent, l. Norfolk county, ?; city of Portsmouth, i
Norfolk City. q Nelson, 1; Nottoway. L. Northamp.
ton. l. Northumberland Orange.l; Patrick, l. Tage1
| Pittsylvania, 4; Petersburg CITY, 2; Towhatan,
Prince Edward ]; Prince George, !; Pr nee William
| l; PuIasEi, l: Princess ANN. 1; Rappahannock, i
Richmond City, 6; Richmond county. I; Rockingham
Q; Rock bridge O. Roanoke, j; RUSSELL l; Shenandoah
2; smyth l; Southampton ]: Scott, l; surry 1: Stat
ford l; Sussex, l; Spottsvsna, /; Tazewell.1; War
wick l; Washington, 2; Warren, Il; Westnoreland
| /; Wise. l; Wythe, l; York, l.
The attent ion Of the Republicans Of the severtl
counties and cities, is respectfully invoked to tn
cali and they earnestly urged to see to it, that
| every county aid city is properly represented
| By orderof THE COMMITTEES;
| Richard II. Carter, Chairman,
John R. Popham, Sec-ry.