The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-19
KING AND QUEEN.
ORGANIZATION OF THE PARTY-APPoINrAsNT
OF DELEGATES.


rCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispa'cb'I
CENTREvILLE. August 10, 1851
AT Conservative meeting held at Gen.
trevire on SATURDAY, Angus. 18Th, pursuant
IN call OF the district chairman, Il. r.
Bowden. on motion, james Tree was elect
ed chairman and George e. Bland secretary.
The chairman having stated the object OF
the meeting TO be the selection OF delegates
to the Senatorial Convention to convene al
Saluda on the oath instant, and OF delegates
TO the County Convention TO convene al
King and Oneen Courthouse on 9Th Septem-
per- -,.,o.
The following delegates and alternaies
were elected TO attend the Senatorial Con-
ventjon: DR.. William. f. Bland, DR.. u.
Anderson, and w. S. Ware. Altcrnates {:
DIR. A. c. Grubbs, W. w. Didlake, and Is.
w. Hudson.
The following to the County Convention ::
r. IT. Eubapk, DR.. W. r. Bland, Edward
walden, ]. NJ. Bew, K. g. Burton, y. +.
Powden, Roderick Bland, Colonel y. u.
Montague, DR.. 6. Anderson, and John w.
Bland. Alternates George Carr, w. s.
Courtney, William EubaUk, DR.. A. Z.
Grubbs, Frank Smith, John w. Mars'on,
r. Fl. Roane, B. w. Hudson, Il. Il. BOW
den, and NJ. A. Mutre.
The following preamble aud resolutions
offered by Colonel f. Il. Montague, were
adopted: -,
The eryatiye.Democratic party Of
Rueua Vista msgisterial district OF King
and Queen county, fully approaching the
issues-material. financial, political, and So
cial-to be passed upon in November,
RESOLVED, 1, That we heartily endorse
e,d ratify the action OF the late Convention
of the nseTvative-Democratlc party al
Richmond, both as to candidates and plat
form. and promise our best efforts 10 elect
our candidates. -,
. That we adopt the organization oil
1869, and hereby appoint one CHIEF OF nun
dreds, two chiefs Of tifties, and twenty
chiefs OF tens 10 register The names OF their
neiObbors who intend to vote the COnserVa-
tive. Democratic ticket at the coming elec'
lion In November, and report the same TO
the chiefs OF fftes, who in turn viii report
the same to The chief OF hundred, who, not
later tnan October, 1881, will return The
register TO the county superintendent.
q. That while our people Will cordially
and honestly support our nomiDee Tor the
House OF Delegates. whoever he may be, we
believe that Or. II. II. Cox is The most avail
able msn in the county for the place; but
II for any reason, declnation or otherwise,
DR.. Cox should not be in the field, then we
declare our preference ir,t for Captain n.
B. Street, second for DR.. w. f. Bland,
third John q. Dew, and our action Is 10.
tended to he in good faith for the success OF
our party.
The following gentlemen were selected
as chiefs upon the adoption OF the second
resolution DR.. w. +. Bland, chief OF hum
dreds; DR.. G. Anderson and James Trlee,
chiefs Of fifties; B. +. Bowden, John w.
Marston, John w. Bland, Joseph +. Bland,
W. W. DedIake, Roderick Bland, w. f.
Anderson, G. G.. Bland, NJ. A. Muire, II. j.
| Lively, George Karr, W. S. Courtney, Or.
| A. c. Grubbs. G. i. Bland, r. G. Burton,
Edward Walden, j. E. Bray, DR.. James +.
Bland, A. G. Brown, and Joseph Norman,
chiefs Of tens.
Addresses were made by Hon. b. f.
Bland and Colonel Il. Montague.
Ga motion, IT was ordered that the pro-
ceedings OF this meeting be published in
the West Point Star and Richmond Dis
patch.
on motion, the meeting adjourned.
JAMES WIER, Chairmon.
George c. Bland, Secretary.