Old virginia.!
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Old Virginia!


Wing State Convention, numbering ','0io
than 800 Delegates, assembled at kicnilioiiu -, o'
The 7th inst. VINCENT WrrcHER caieo 10 o,ue.'
saay w So,,rY.1L was called to the ohair
.,xo ron, 4 Committee of seventeen, heaoea oy
e., EDWARD WATTS, was appointed to nominate
officers. who reported the name OF bESd' " Al
v,ys LEIGH for President with ten eminent cit'-
-ens IS Vice Presidents and four Secretaries
s,eecbes were made by the President, by ANDRE"
HUNTER of Jefferson and JOHN JASNEY OF LOU
DOM. In the evening, the Convention was ao-
dressed bv RICHARD H. ToLEK and Hon. JOHN
NJ po-rs with great eloquence and force.


Or Thursday morning Committee OF seven
teen was appointed to nominate ticket OF Pres
;dential Electors similar Committee to report
the names of seventeen Delegates TO Baltimore,
and a third TO report an Address to the People
WYSDHAM ROBERTSON being Chairman of the lat
ter. WIN. BALLARD PREsToS State Sen ator and
relative of the eminent ex-senator from South
Caroliaa) then took the floor at the Presidents
call, and spoke with great fervor till 3 o'clock.


At4 the Convention reassembled, and the tol.
lowing Delegates to Baltimore and fresioenua
Electors were reported and unanimously adopted
D;as Dezeyo.es.o Bclt:more: Presidential Electors:
= RoeERT B: TAYLOR RoBr. II. WHITEFIELp,
, WuJIAx RoBIRTsoS JOHN L. SHELL,


}. WILLIAM :. ARCHER HENRY T. lRflNG,


4. RICHARD II. IoLER, JOSEPH II; lRNN0'


e IIn1TI TyRRELL V. w. SoUTHALL


7 RosERr.E ScoTr, JOHN JASNEY,


8. LAWRENCE koASE, EDWARD J. IYLoE,
o RrsJ w LElcH RALEIGH Il. DANIEL,
N Roarar M'CAspIsH MoREAU Bowers,
n RopERr Y CoNRAp. ANDREW HUNTER,
l2. JOHN II. PEyroN. ALEX II. IL. oTE~AKI,
I3. WM. NJ PEYToN, VIM bALLARp rRfsToN'
ID. WYNpKAm ROBERTSON, ANDREW ;; FULTON.
Is. ALFRED BEcKLEY, ALLEN l. CAPERToN,
Is. GIDEON D. CAMDEN, AUGUSTINE J. smith,
II. EDGAR WILSON. JAMES W. STEPHENSON.


VINCENT WITcHER made an earnest and stir
ring appeal in the afternoon and JOSEPH h. iR
WING in the evening, after which we presume tht
Convention adjourned though 1t had not at th'
hour of our latest advices. 1t was a glorious
gathering, and strengthens our hope that tn
'Old Dominion will cast her Electoral Vote thl
year for her most illustrious living Son. Thre
cheers for the Mother of States and of HENR,
CLAY.