Richmond Enquirer

RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 28, 1824.

LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS.

At a Meeting of both Branches of the Virginia Legislature, held agreeably to notice in the Hall of the House of Delegates, on Saturday evening, the 21st. Feb. 1824. Linn Banks, Esq. was called to the Chair, and Thomas Ritchie appointed Secretary. On motion, the notice, which convened the Meeting, was read by the Secretary, as follows: "The Member of the Virginia Legislature, who inserted the notice in the last Enquirer, requesting a meeting of his colleagues, for the purpose of forming an Electoral Ticket, in favor of WM. H. CRAWFORD, is particularly anxious to produce the utmost harmony in Virginia, at this interesting crisis. He, therefore, takes the liberty of inviting all the members of the Virginia Legislature, who are willing to harmonise together in the formation of an Electoral Ticket, and to yield their individual preferences, to the ascertained will of the majority. Saturday, Feb. 21. A MEMBER." On motion, the list of the Members of both Houses was called over; and the following Members answered to their names, viz': Members of the Senate—Messrs. Holt (Speaker,) Goodwin, Allen, Chapman Johnson, Brown, Ruffin, Wyatt, Dade, Page, Campbell, Hill, Hoge, Cabell, Rose and Braxton Members of the House of Delegates—Messrs. Banks (Speaker,) Gordon, Randolph, Legrand, Cocke, Booker, Garland, Crawford, Valentine, Mayse of Bath, Robinson, Edgington, McMillan of Brooke, Patteson of Buckingham, Yancey, Wilson of Campbell, Dickinson, Parker, Tyler, Armistead, Carrington of Charlotte, Branch, Anderson of Chesterfield, Hill, Turner, Wilson of Cumberland, Wynn, Ross, Collier, Muse, Brockenbrough, Thompson of Fairfax, Moore of Fairfax, Payne, Strange, Calloway, Holland, Sexton, Snidow, Smith, Lewis, Watkins of G., Bryce, Hall, Mays of G., Maclin, Carrington of Halifax, Pleasants, Heiskell of Hampshire King of Hampshire, Bouldin, King of Henry, Holleman, Purdie, Henley, Kirby, Davenport, Slaughter, Wilson of Kanawha, Reynolds Harwood, Pollard of King and Queen, Carter of King George. Aylett, Hall, McMillan of Lee, Heiskell of Lee. Maxwell, Chilton, Winston, Daniel of Louisa, Macfarlane, Thomas, Newman, Digges, Alexander, Peete, Jesse of Middlesex, Healey, Morgan, Vars, Sherrard, Gustin, Rives of Nelson, Stephenson, Lee, Nottingham, Dunton, Jett of Northumberland, Betts, Faris, Davis of Orange, Mallory, Tatem, Hairston, Cabell, Witcher, Old, Zinn, Dailey, Ward, Woodhouse, Rives of Prince George, Foster, Marteney, Carter of Richmond county, Bramham, Bowyer. White, Rutherford, Caldwell. Jesse of Russell, Wilcox, Kilgore, Bare, Rinker, Mason of Southampton, Briggs of Southampton, Mason of Stafford, Daniel of Stafford, Crump, Velvin. Mason of Sussex, Harrison of Sussex, George. Peery, Russell of Tyler, Carey, Fulton, Bradley, Hungerford, Jen of Westmoreland, Prentis, Chapman, Saunders, Friel, Jones of York, Russell of York, Spooner, Harvie of the City of Richmond, and Moody. On motion, Resolved, That such Members as were absent might be permitted to appear by Proxies:—and the following appeared by their respective proxies annexed, viz: John Laidley by his proxy, Benjamin W. S. Campbell:—Edmund H. Lundy by John D. Maclin:— William Gilmour by Addison Hall:—John Patteson by Samuel Digges:—Edward R. Hunter by Arthur Lee:—Austin Watkins by Alden B. Spooner:—Nathaniel Colley by Nathaniel Alexander:—William Jones by Miles Carey:—and George Loyall by John Tyler. On motion Resolved, That the names of the Members be called over, and that each member, as his name is called, should state the name of the candidates whom he might prefer as President and Vice President of the United States. The following members voted in person or by proxy, for William H. Crawford, as President of the United States, viz. Messrs. Holt, Allen, C. Johnson, Brown, Wyatt, Dade, Page, Campbell, Hoge, Cabell, Rose, Braxton, Gordon, Randolph, Cocke, Booker, Garland, Crawford, Mayse of Bath, Robinson, Edgington, Patteson of Buckingham, Yancey, Laidley, Dickinson, Parker, Tyler, Armistead, Carrington of Charlotte, Branch, Hill, Turner, Wynn, Ross, Collier, Muse, Brockenbrough, Thompson of Fairfax, Moore of Fairfax, Payne, Strange, Callaway, Holland, Sexton, Snidow, Smith, Lewis, Watkins of Goochland, Hail, Mays of Greenbrier, Lundy, Maclin, Carrington of Halifax, Pleasants, Heiskell of Hampshire, King of Hampshire, Bouldin, King of Henry, Holleman, Purdie, Henley, Kirby, Davenport, Slaughter, Wilson of Kanawha, Reynolds, Harwood, Pollard of King and Queen, Carter of King George, Aylett, Gilmour, Hall, Heiskell of Lee, Maxwell, Chilton, Winston, Daniel of Louisa, Macfarlane, Banks, Newman, Digges, Alexander, Peete, Jesse of Middlesex, Healey, Morgan, Sherrard, Gustin, Hunter, Rives of Nelson, Lee, Nottingham, Dunton, Jett of Northumberland, Betts, Watkins of Nottoway, Davis of Orange, Hairston, Cabell, Witcher, Old, Zinn, Dupuy, Ward, Colley, Foster, Marteney, Carter of Richmond county, Bramham, Bowyer, White, Rutherford, Jesse of Russell, Wilcox, Kilgore, Bare, Rinker, Mason of Southampton, Briggs of Southampton, Mason of Stafford, Daniel of Stafford, Velvin, Mason of Sussex, Harrison of Sussex, Russell of Tyler, Carey, Jones of Warwick, Bradley, Hungerford, Jen of Westmoreland, Chapman, Saunders, Friel, Jones of York, Russell of York, Loyall, Spooner, Harvie of the city of Richmond, and Moody. And the following members voted for John Quincy Adams, viz. Messrs. Goodwin, Valentine, Wilson of Campbell, Thomas, Vass, Woodhouse, and Caldwell And the following members voted for Nathaniel Macon, viz. Messrs. Ruffin, Hill, Legrand, Anderson of Chesterfield, Wilson of Cumberland, and Crump. And the following members voted for Andrew Jackson, viz. Messers. McMillan of Lee, Tatum, Rives of Prince George, George, Peery, and Fulton. And the following members voted for Henry Clay, viz. Messrs. Bryce, Stephenson, Faris, Mallory, and Prentis. The question was then put, that this Meeting do now proceed to the nomination of a Vice President, and carried without a division. It was then moved and carried, that the meeting dispense with a call of the members, and that the nomination be made viva voce. Mr. Thompson of Fairfax, then nominated for Vice President of the U. S, Albert Gallatin of Pennsylvania: Mr. Braxton nominated Nathaniel Macon of N. Carolina: And Mr. Page nominated Langdon Cheves of Pennsylvania. A motion was then made that the previous decision of the Meeting be reversed, and that the list of the members be called over, each member, as his name was called, declaring the name of the person whom he should prefer as Vice President. The list was then called—and the following members voted for Albert Gallatin, viz:— Messrs. Holt, Goodwin, Allen, Dade, Campbell, Hill, Hoge, Cabell, Rose, Gordon, Randolph, Garland, Crawford, Robinson, Yancey, Laidley, Wilson of Campbell, Dickinson, Parker, Tyler, Armistead, Carrington of Charlotte, Branch, Hill, Turner, Wynn, Ross, Collier, Muse, Brockenbrough, Thompson of F., Payne, Strange, Callaway, Holland, Snidow, Smith, Lewis, Watkins of G., Hail, Mays of Greenbrier, Lundy, Maclin, Carrington of H., Pleasants, Bouldin, King of Henry, Holleman, Purdie, Henley, Kirby, Davenport, Slaughter, Wilson of K. Harwood, Carter of King George, Aylett, Gilmour, Hall, Heiskell of Lee, Maxwell, Winston, Daniel of Louisa, Macfarlane, Banks, Newman, Alexander, Peete, Jesse of Middlesex, Healey, Morgan, Vass, Sherrard, Gustin, Hunter, Rives of Nelson, Lee, Nottingham, Jett of Northumberland, Betts. Watkins of Nottoway, Faris. Davis of Orange. Cabell, Witcher. Old, Ward. Colley, Foster, Marteney, Bramham, Bowyer, White, Rutherford, Wilcox, Kilgore, Bare, Rinker, Mason of Southampton, Briggs of Southampton, Daniel of Stafford, Crump, Velvin, Mason of Sussex, Harrison of Sussex, George, Peery, Russell of Tyler, Carey, Jones of Warwick, Bradley, Hungerford, Jett of Westmoreland, Chapman, Saunders, Friel, Jones of York, Russell of York, Spooner, and Moody And the following Members voted for Langdon Cheves, viz: Messrs. C. Johnson, Brown, Ruffin, Wyatt, Page Legrand, Valentine, Mayse of Bath, Edgington, Patteson of Buckingham, Anderson of Chesterfield, Wilson of Cumberland, Moore of F.. Sexton, Bryce Heiskell of Hampshire Reynolds MeMillan of Lee Chilton, Thomas, Stephenson, Mallory, Zinn, Rives of Prince George, Carter of Richmond county. Caldwell. Jesse of Russell. Fulton, Prentis, and Harvie of the city of Richmond. And the following Members voted for Nathaniel Macon, viz: Messrs. Braxton, Cocke, King of Hampshire, Pollard of King and Queen, Digges. Dunton, Tatum, Hairston, Dupuy, Woodhouse, and Mason of Stafford, And the Meeting adjourned until Wednesday Evening, 6 o'clock Wednesday, Evening, February 25. The meeting convened agreeably to adjournment on Saturday night. It was moved and carried, that the names of the members who were absent on Saturday night should be called over—and that such as were present should declare, on hearing their names called, the persons whom they should prefer as President and Vice President of the United States. The list of the absentees being then called over, the following members answered, and declared their preferences: viz. For William H Crawford as President, and Albert Gallatin as Vice President, the following, viz. Messrs. Clopton, Dromgoole, Oglesby, Pollard of King William, Briggs of Madison. Graves, and Thornton. For William H. Crawford as President, and Nathaniel Macon as Vice President, the following, viz. Messrs. McAllister, Harley of Charlotte, and Watkins of Prince Edward, For William H. Crawford as President, and Langdon Cheves as Vice President, the following, viz. Messrs. Miller, and Burton. For John Quincy Adams as President, and Langdon Cheves as Vice President, the following, viz. Mr. Everet. For John Quincy Adams as President, and Andrew Jackson as Vice President, the following viz. Mr. Barton. For John Quincy Adams as President, and Albert Gallatin as Vice President, the following, viz. Mr. Kelly. For Henry Clay as President, and Albert Gallatin as Vice President, the following, viz. Mr. Delashmutt. For Albert Gallatin as Vice President, the following, viz. Mr. Loyall, who had voted by proxy on Saturday Evening for William H. Crawford as President. For Langdon Cheves as Vice President, the following, viz. Mr. Marshall. A motion was made and rejected, that the names of the gentlemen who were in the minority on Saturday Evening should now be called over. Mr. Mallory then requested from his willingness to yield his individual preference to the ascertained will of the majority, that his vote should be put down to William H. Crawford as President, and Albert Gallatin as Vice President. The question was then put and carried that the Meeting do now proceed to the nomination of Electors of President and Vice President of the U. States—and the following persons were proposed, and recommended by the Meeting: viz. 1st. District. (Nansemond, &c.) William C. Holt, of Norfolk county 2d. D. (Surry, &c.) Dr. Charles N. Graves of Surry 3d. (Sussex, &c,) John Cargill of Sussex 4th. (Brunswick, &c.) Mark Alexander, Senr. of Mecklenburg. 5th. (Charlotte, &c.) Gen. John Purnall of Prince Edward. 6th. (Amelia, &e.) Dr. James Jones of Nottoway. 7th. (Buckingham, &e.) Major Charles Yancey, of Buckingham. 8th. (Franklin, &e.) Col. Joseph Martin of Henry. 9th. Albemarle, &c. Col. Thomas M. Randolph of Albemarle. 10th. (Goochland, &e.) Judge William Brockenbrough of the City of Richmond. 11th. (Spotsylvania, &c.) John T. Lomax of Fredericksburg. 12th. (Essex, &c.) Col. Wm. Jones of Gloucester 13th. (Accomack, &c. Robert Shields senr, of York. 14th. (Middlesex, &c.) Col. Ellison Currie of Lancaster. 15th. (Orange, &c.) Robert Taylor of Orange. 16th. (Fauquier. &c.) Isaac Foster of Fauquier. 17th. (Loudoun, &c.) Smith Slaughter of Jefferson. 18th. (Frederick, &c.) Wm. Armstrong of Hampshire. 19th. (Rockingham, &c.) Archibald Rutherford of Rockingham. 20th. (Botetourt, &c.) John Bowyer of Rockbridge. 21st. (Bath, &c.) James Hoge of Montgomery. 22d. (Washington, &c.) Andrew Russell of Washington. 23d. (Harrison, &c.) Joseph H. Samuels of Wood. 24th. (Monongalia, &c.) William Martency of Randolph. The following persons were proposed to the meeting and appointed the Central Corresponding Committee, viz. John Coalter, Jerman Baker, John W. Green, Andrew Stevenson, Philip N. Nicholas, Thomas Ritchie. John Robertson, William Munford, Peter V. Daniel, Jacqueline B. Harvie. The following citizens of the different counties were then selected the Corresponding Committees of the said counties, viz. Accomack—Richard D. Bayly, Samuel Waples, Wm. Gillett. Wm. P. Custis, John B. Walker. Albemarle—Samuel Carr, John Winn, Joel Harris, John Watson, Nimrod Bramham, Peter Minor, Alex. Garrett. Alleghany—James Merry, Henry Sise, John Crow, La- cob Persinger, Michael Mallow, Wm. I. Hanes, Stephen Hook. Amelia—Col. Philemon Holcombe, Major Rodophil Jeter, Austin Seay, John Booker. Amherst—Charles P. Taliaferro, Arthur B. Davies, Richd. Harrison, Wm. Duncan, Thomas Crews. Edmund Penn. Augusta—Judge Archd. Stuart, Chancellor John Brown, Briscoe G. Baldwin, John H. Peyton, Wm. Kinney jr. James Crawford. David W. Patterson. Bath—Samuel Blackburn, Charles Cameron, Robt. Brat- ton, Adam Dickinson, Adam Given. Charles L. Francisco. Bedford—Peachy K. Gilmer, Wm. J Walker, Wm. Cook, Joel Yancey, Wm. Campbell, Callahill Minnis, William Bedford. Berkeley—John S. Harrison, Israel Robinson, Moses Hun- ter, Wm. Somerville, Levi Henshaw, Wm. Grantham, Wm. Goode. Brooke—John Connel, Robert Marshal, Cornelius Guest, John Hindman, John Wylie, John Edie, Wm. Murray. Brunswick—John Jones, Peter S. Beasley, Andrew Field, Phil. Claiborne, John L. Taylor, James B. Mallory, Wm Gholson, Isham Trotter, Geo. Mason, John D. Wilkins. Buckingham—Samuel Jones. Wm. H. Perkins, Bolling Branch, John Patteson, Rolfe Eldridge. Cabell—John Laidley, John Samuel, Edward M'Ginness, James Holdesby, Wm. Buffington, Elisha M'Comas, Abel Race. Campbell—Abner Early, Benjamin Hunter, Christopher Anthony, Joseph M Allister, Wm. Rives, John B. Dabney, Adam Clement. Caroline—Henry C. Coleman, Wm. Harrison, Wm. Gray, Reuben Garret, Henry H. Dickinson, John Pendleton, John Dickinson, Charles Todd, Lewis George, Rd. Buckner jr. Charles City—Benjamin Harrison, Francis H. Irby, Chris- topher S. Roane, John Minge jr. Jones O. Christian. Charlotte— Col. Wm. L. Morton, Wm M. Watkins, Joseph Wyatt, John P. Richardson, Henry Carrington, John D. Richardson, Claiborne Barksdale. Chesterfield—Wm. K. Johnson, John Baker, John Burfoot, James Howlett, Charles Woodson, Wm. W. Patteson, Jas. Elam. Culpeper—Lewis Conner, Phil. Slaughter, Richard J. Tutt, Daniel Brown, Martin Fishback, Thomas Spindle, Zeph. Turner. Cumberland—John Hatcher, John C. Page, John Holman, Samuel Anderson, Wm. M. Thornton, Geo W. Crump. Dinwiddie—Joseph Goodwyn, Robert Pegram, James Scott, Wm. Wynn, Peter M. Hardaway, John C. Pegram, Edward L. Pegram, Cadw. J. Claiborne. Elizabeth City—Rev. John S. Westwood, Samuel Watts, John T. Smith, Robert Lively, James M. Vaughan, Gill A. Cary, Wm. Hope. Essex—Archibald Ritchie, Henry W. Latane, Richard Rowzie, Wm. Garnett, John Smith, Thomas Gresham, John Trible. Fairfax—John C. Hunter, Wm. Moss, James L. Triplett, James Sangster, Benedict M. Lane, Charles Z. Brodwater, George Mason of Thompson. Fauquier—Wm. Skinker, John P. Duvall, George W. Foote, John R. Wallace, Inman Horner, Thomas F. Tebbs, Eppa Hunter. Fluvanna—John H. Cocke. John Timberlake junr. James Magruder, Barrett C. Payne, Miles Cary, John Winn, Geo. W. Richardson. Franklin—Benjamin Cook, Patrick Hix, Samuel Hairston junr. Charles Powell, Christopher Wingfield, Geo. Minifee, James Callaway. Frederick—Gen. John Smith, Augustine C. Smith, Charles Brent, Beaty Carson, John Mecky. A. H. Powell, J. S. Jucker, Charles Aazid, Joseph Belton, John Thomas; The Ltlever. vidl Johnson, Thomas Shannon, Charles Ding uag. Gurs-Charlottean Suhlow, David French, John Fast, Nn well, James C. Wyatt, John Dixon, James Baytop. Glovces: 2r-James Dabney. Juiu l. sieaw-ll. Tbos, Dos B. Watkins. Win. A. Ford, Peter Guerrant, Joseph K. Roys- Goochiand--Thomas H. Harrison, Thomas Piers., Thomas ter, Richard Toler, Wm. Gray. Oglesby, John Itoberison, Jumcs Audersuu, Abuer Junes. Grayson-MartinDickersou, Joshua Stoneman, William Greenbrier-Ulogh M Laughlin, Christinn Piercy, Jokg- son Reynolds, Janes Frnzer, Aduison Frazer. GreensvilleWm. H. Brodnnx, Lewis Dupree, E: H.Lun- dy, Nat. Land, Robt. Wilkiusou, A. Claiborne, Thos. Spen- Halifar-Wm. B. Banks, Thomas Easley, Sam' Pointer, cer, James Goolrum. Thomas L. Spragins, Sanuel Williaws, Clenuent K. Car- rington, BenjaminiGreen sen. aldson, Samuel Kercheval juu. Thonias Mulludy, Ephraim Hampshire-Jokn McDowel, Jonathan Pugh, Wm. Dou- Dunn, Warner Throckmortou. Johu Iopewell, Samuel McMechen, Isaac Vanmoter, Jobu I. Vanmeter. Hardy-Jethro Nevill, Edward Wifiams, Pavid Spohr, I. Vanmeter. Harrisen-Thomas P. Moore, Fred'k Burdit, Tho's Wat son, Caleb Boggess, Jacob Stealey, Jesse Lowther, Thomas Heed. Henrico-George Savage, Mosby Sheppard, Jesse Fray- ser, Jobn S. Ellis. Samnel Cottrell, Benjamiu Mosby. Henry-John O. Traylor, George Hairston jr. Dennis Marshall, Dauiel Renmoy, Robert Allen, Carr Waller, Peter Smith, John Dillard. Isleof Wight-Robert Buttler, George Wilson, Parker Wills, Charles Wrenn, Willis H. Woodley, Jacob Ii. Duck, Thomas Smelly, Willinin Holleman James City-Burwell Bassett, FrancisPiggott, Arcber Hankins, Henly Taylor, Allen Marsten, Micbael B. Warren, Edmund Waller. Jefferson-Daniel Morgan, Jobn Briscoe, Hiram L. Ople, Wm. P. Flood, Janes mie DovW Hunphreys, Braxtou Daveuport. Kunawha-Samuel Shrewsbury sen. Jobn Reynolds, Joel Sbrewsbury sen. Andrew Donnaly, Philip K. Tbompson sen. Alexander Quarrier sen., Daniel Ruffuer. King & Queen—Hobert Pollard, Francis Row, Wm.Todd, Richard Gaines, Wm. A. Wright, Robert B. Hili. King George—Younger Johnson, Theo. Hansford, John G. Stuari, Wm. F. Grymes, Austin Smith, Alexander S. Hooe, Samuel Oldham. King William-John Roane, Wm. Gregory, John Mill, Walker Hawes, Thomas C. Nelson, Thomas Todd, Obrksto- pher Johnson. Lancaster-James Ball.Josepl A. Carter, Italph Edinonds, Armistead Currie, George W. Downman, Benja. Waldey. LeePeter Fulkersou, Joshua Ewiug, Joln Fulkersom John D. Sharp, Wm. Heiskell. Lewis-Wiliam G. Stringer, Weden Hutfman, Thomas Hacker,Jowathnn Wamsley, Robert Young, Jacub Larentz, Asa Squires, Levi Maxwell. Loudoun-Wiu Ellzey, Joshua Osburn, Win.T. T. Mason George Rust, Janes Heaton, George M. Chichester. Losiss-David Watson, Frederick Harris, Leroy Chan dler, EdmundPeudleton, James Michie, Wm. Nelson, Ar thur Cinyton. Logan-Peter Dingass, Wm. Hinetrman, Benjamin Smitb John Cook, Joseph McDonald, James Shannon. Lunenburg-Joseph Yarbrough, James Smith, Wm. B. Cowan, George Craghead, Wm. H. Taylor, Wm. G. Over- ton, Haney Hatchett, Sterling Niblett Jr. Mudison-Miclael Wallace, Hobert Hill, Linn B:aks, Wesley Erv, Iichard C. Booton, John Hume, Wm. Maltory Mason-Edward H. McDonough, Jeese Burnett, William Sterrett, Nicholas Yeager, Wm. P. Hale, John Henderson, Charles Clendenen. Mathews-Ool. Christopher Tompkins, Col. Th. Hudgins, Thomas R. Yeatinan, Philip W. Spark, James H. Roy, Dr. Seth Shepard. Meck!enburg—Thomas M. Nelson, Thomas Taytor, Abr'm Keene, Grirt Green, Wm. Taylor, David Shelion, Peyton R. Burwell, George Rogers. Middlesex-Richard M. Segar, John Chowning jr. Georg• Healey, Henley Wootward, Robert Blakey. Monongalia- Nicholas B. Aadera, Thomas Wilson, Wm Haymond, Ninrod Evaus, John Evans Senior, James Scott, Booz Borioughs. Janues Tiblrs, Col. Ralph Bet kshire Col. Jesse Lee, Saiuuel Hauway, John S. Barns, David Mus- grove, Aaron Bosher, Ricliard Watts, Owen Jolin, John H. Palsley, John Jones sen. Nathan Hiall, Josinb Jackson, Isaac Means, Enoch Scott. Monroe-Andrew Bierne, Matthew Alexander, James Handlev, Samuel Clarke, George Bierne, Robert Coulter Richard Johnston. Montgomery-Charles Taylor, Gordon Cloyd, James P. Preston, Joha Flovd, Wm. B. Charlton. Morgan-Wi. Sherrard, Samuel Waln, Barnet Lee, Wm. Johusion, Arcbibald M-Donald, Isaiab Buck, Jobn Uuger, Jacob Reichard. Nansemond-Joseph Prentis, Jaaob Keeling, Wasbington Gmith, Col. Hardy Cross, Ben. B. Baker, James C. Green John C. Cohoon. Nelson-Spotswook Garland, Jesse A. Jopling, Robert Rives, Johu M.Martin, Abraham B. Warwick, Eamdou C. Rives, Tbomas S. MeClelland. New Kent-Win. Chamberlayne, Wm. E. Clopton, Wm. Ratcliffe, John A. Taylor, Beverly Crunp. Nicholas-Samuel Niel, Edward Ryau, Robert Hamilton, David MeCoy, Charles MeClure, James Giveu. Norfolk County-Mordecai Cook, Neheniak Forman, Col John Hlodges, Willis Wilson, Wm. Wright, Geo. A. Brown, John P.Leigh. Northampton-Nathaniel Halland, Jacob G. Parker, John E. Nottinghain, Jobn Simkins, John Bayley, Southey Gof- figon. Northumberland-John H. Fallin, Wni. Routt, Samuel Downing, Samuel Blackwell, Wm. Hudnall, Joseyn Ball sen. William Basve. Notloway-Ricbard Epes, Samuel Morgan, Tyree G. Ba. con,John H. Wight, Austin Watkins, Richard Jones, Kd nund Wills. Ohio-Richard MeClure, Wm. Irwin, Peter Yarnal, Wm MeKinley. Sam'i Sprigs, Wm. Faris sen. John Suodgrass. Orange-Isnac Davis sen. Thomas Kowe, Wm. C. Willis, Catteti Conway, Thomas Sorrille, Thomas Coleman, Urial Mallory. Patrick-Greensvill Penn, Harvey Fitzgerald, William Critz, Martin Cloud, Charles Smitb, Jesse Cord, William Handcoek,A. Stuart. Pendlcton-Gen. Wmn. MeCoy, Harman Hiner,Jobn Cun. ningham, John MeClure, Jacob Greiner, Michael Hinkle. Pittrylvania-Th-nias H. Wooding. William Swanson jr. Wm. Tunstall, Champness Terry, Thomas Muse, Daniel Coleman, Robert Wilson. P'owhatan---WVo. S. Dance, David Flournoy, Jaunes M Harris, Benjamiu S. Mende, Jacob Micbiaux, Jos. Hobson. Preston—Wm. Johoson, Wmu. Price, Charies Byrne, Jona- than Brandon, John Rodehover, John Stemple, Wm. K. Smith. Prince Edward-James D. Wood. Osbaurn Lockett, John Clarke, Jesse Michiaux, Robert Kelso, James Matison, Edward Booker- Samuei C. Anderop. Princess Anne--Jesse Morriss Sen. David Waters. Ratly Sorey,John Cornick, Lemue! Cornick, Jacob Hunter. Prince GeorgeAllen Teaple, Jobn P. Huunicutt, Wm E. Rives, Thomas P. Cocke, Richard Williams, James Y. Tenple, James S. Gee, George E. Harrison. Prince Willuam--A. G. Dade, John Macrne, Wm. French. Philip D. Dawe, James Foster, Cbarles Hunton, Addison H. Clarke. Randoiph-Col. Arehibald Earle, Adam Myers,John Stal- naker, Isnac White, Thomas O. Williams, George Buckey, Daniel Hari, Joln M. Hart, Thomas O. Williams. Richnoad County-Moore F Brockenbrough, Richard Sireet, Augustine Neale, Joln W. Bejfield, Tbomas Dobyns, Richard Durrett, Carter Mitchell. Reckbridge-Andrew Reid, Alexander Shields, Win, Pax- top, Joho Alexander, James Caruthers sen. John McCle- land, Isaac Caruthers. Rockingham-Peachey Harrison, Augustus Waterman, James Clark, Samuel HI. Lewis, Joseph Mauzey, Jacob D Williamson, John H. Camumel. Russell-James P. Cairell, Joln Jesse, Robert Dickenson, George Gase. Wm. Price, James MeClewer, George Cowen. Scott-Andrew Mclleury, Isanc C. Anderson, Hiram Kil. gore jr. Jumes t. Stewart, Jobn C. Martin, Lewis Harris. Shenandoak-Jacob Kinker sen, Philip Williams, Jacob Ot, Wm. Carson, Anthony Spengler, John Galewood, Wm Steenbergen. Southamipton-John Urqubart,James Trezvant, Jeremiak Cobb, Carr Bowers, Wm. B. Goodwyn, James Rocbelle, Benj. Blunt Jr. Spottsyivania-Thomas Minor sen. Jasepb Herndon, Mal- comb Ilart, Robert Crutchfield, Gabriel Loog, Therrit Towles, Oscar M.Crutchfield. Stafford-Alexander F. Rose, John G. Hedgman, Anthony S. Ficklin, Duff Green, Wm. Ford, Wm. B. Peyton, Saml. S. Brooke. Surry--Nicbolas Faulcon. John Peter, Archibald Davis, Randoiph Fifchett, Wm. II. Finch, Jobn Faulcon, Peter T. Spratley, Richard Cocke. Susser-Nathaniel Cargill, George Blow, Hugh C. Bel- sches, Wm. Parham sen. Wm. F. K. Rufin, Benjamio Har- rison, John Nicholson. TazewellJohn Laird, Henry Bowen, Hezekiab Harman Joseph D. Peery, Wm. Williams, John Wynne. TylerJoseph McCoy sen. Sampson Thistle, James Stea- Jy, John D. Wells, Wm. Johnson, David Hickman, Joseph McCoy jr. Warwick-Matthew Wood, Henry Crafford, Rd.McIntosb. Samuel Dann, Thomas Mallicote, Hinde Russell, Jobn Young. John Morrow. Washington-Edward Campbeil, John M Preston, Abram Bradley, John Goodson, John Clark, Natbaniel Dryden, Thomas Fulkerson, Peter Minick. Westmoreland -Thomas Stowers, Ricbd. T. Brown, Jobn W. Hungerford, John W. Jones, George Glascock, Jesse Monroe. Wm. Taliaferro. Wood-James H. Neal, T. F. Saford, James Riggs, John Taylor, Mattbew Cashell, Maubias Chapman, Wm. Teft. Hythe-Alezander Smyth, Joseph Crockett, Joseph Kent, Gieorge Kincannon, James T. Gleaves, John Stonger, Kichd. Mathews, John P. Nye. York-Wm. M'Candlisb, Samuel Shield, Thomas Griffin, Frederick B. Power. Jobn F. Bryan, Jobn Coke, John Ten- nis, Allen Chapman Jr. Norfolk borough-George Newton, Miles King, Philip Barraud, Thomas Williainson, Stephen Wright, Alexander Jordan. Petersburg—John H. Brown, John Hinton, Joseph Bragg Richard Field, Thomas Shore. Robert Bolling. Williamsburg-Htobert Saunders, James Semple sen. Wm. Browne, Alexander D. Galt, Leouard Henley, Jesse Cole, Hobt. M'Candlish.

On motion, Resolved, that the Central Corresponding Committee have power to fill all vacancies in the Electoral Ticket, or in the Corresponding Committees, which may arise from death, unwillingness to serve, discrepancy of sentiment on the part of the person nominated, from the sentiment of this meeting -or any other cause.

Resolved; That this meeting do now adjourn sine die.

LINN BANKS, Chairman.

Thos. Ritchie, Secretary.