MOVEMENTS IN 1fRaINIA
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Ths Democratic State Committee of Virgin,
have isspedsa 1dress 10 the people, in rbioS rib
they NEST decided grounds in favor of ,ba
snsn'sasats ennexation Of Texas to the Union


They say in Speaking of the letter Of ,ba, r. H.
Statesman: "The letter of Mr. w.
.Buren, honest, able and statesmaniike tbopoh - :.
be, has sosOity failed to satisfy oar understond =
tsgs still less can we'yen to the flimsy pretsv,.
assigned by Mr.. Clay, who, we greatly fear h..
stopped to hwn on abolition auxiiaries and Nor
thern zealots for a degrading support" The 81
dress is signed by Thomas Richie, C1oirmoa
and Robert e. Scott, W., D. Wren, Jane. "A
Seldom, John B. Young. Andrew Stevenson
Washington Greenhov, Chas. F. Osborn. Ill.,
H.sEllis, Thomas T. Giles and James Bosbo.


VT Denoon dissenting, and Messrs. Tru.h.s,.


Womble and DENLY absent Meetings bav. 49,.
been heldin Henrico. Madison, Orange, Powba,.S
and Isle Of Wight counties, and ia WiIIioush,.N
in favor Of immediate annezation. g.