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James Lyons (search for this): article 4
James Lyons, Esq., a candidate for the Convention for Henrico County. --Be pleased to announce that James Lyons, Esq., will be voted for to represent Henrico in the Convention soon to assemble in Virginia. Mr. Lyons' exalted character and commanding abilities so eminently fit him for the position, that nothing further need bon for Henrico County. --Be pleased to announce that James Lyons, Esq., will be voted for to represent Henrico in the Convention soon to assemble in Virginia. Mr. Lyons' exalted character and commanding abilities so eminently fit him for the position, that nothing further need be said to ensure him a large vote. ja 22 --10t on for Henrico County. --Be pleased to announce that James Lyons, Esq., will be voted for to represent Henrico in the Convention soon to assemble in Virginia. Mr. Lyons' exalted character and commanding abilities so eminently fit him for the position, that nothing further need be said to ensure him a large vote. ja 22 --10t
Henrico (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 4
James Lyons, Esq., a candidate for the Convention for Henrico County. --Be pleased to announce that James Lyons, Esq., will be voted for to represent Henrico in the Convention soon to assemble in Virginia. Mr. Lyons' exalted character and commanding abilities so eminently fit him for the position, that nothing further need be said to ensure him a large vote. ja 22 --10t James Lyons, Esq., a candidate for the Convention for Henrico County. --Be pleased to announce that James Lyons, Esq., will be voted for to represent Henrico in the Convention soon to assemble in Virginia. Mr. Lyons' exalted character and commanding abilities so eminently fit him for the position, that nothing further need be said to ensure him a large vote. ja 22 --10t
January 18th, 1861 AD (search for this): article 5
To James M. Estes, Wm. M. Caldwell, and others. --Gentlemen: In reply to your call, which appears in the Dispatch of this morning, I can only say that, whilst the magnitude of the interests involved in the contest now raging in the country, and the greatness of the responsibility which will weigh upon the Convention, takes from me all anxiety to be a member of that body, they, at the same time, forbid me to decline any position to which the people of Richmond may call me. If, therefore, they shall be pleased to elect me to the Convention, I will discharge the trust with all the ability I possess, and certainly with fidelity to the great interests involved. My opinions have already been expressed in a public meeting of the citizens of Richmond, and I have heard nothing since to change them. My opinion is: Safety and security in the Union, or out of it. Peachy R. Grattan. January 18th, 1861. ja 19--ts
William M. Caldwell (search for this): article 5
To James M. Estes, Wm. M. Caldwell, and others. --Gentlemen: In reply to your call, which appears in the Dispatch of this morning, I can only say that, whilst the magnitude of the interests involved in the contest now raging in the country, and the greatness of the responsibility which will weigh upon the Convention, takes from me all anxiety to be a member of that body, they, at the same time, forbid me to decline any position to which the people of Richmond may call me. If, therefore, they shall be pleased to elect me to the Convention, I will discharge the trust with all the ability I possess, and certainly with fidelity to the great interests involved. My opinions have already been expressed in a public meeting of the citizens of Richmond, and I have heard nothing since to change them. My opinion is: Safety and security in the Union, or out of it. Peachy R. Grattan. January 18th, 1861. ja 19--ts
James M. Estes (search for this): article 5
To James M. Estes, Wm. M. Caldwell, and others. --Gentlemen: In reply to your call, which appears in the Dispatch of this morning, I can only say that, whilst the magnitude of the interests involved in the contest now raging in the country, and the greatness of the responsibility which will weigh upon the Convention, takes from me all anxiety to be a member of that body, they, at the same time, forbid me to decline any position to which the people of Richmond may call me. If, therefore, they shall be pleased to elect me to the Convention, I will discharge the trust with all the ability I possess, and certainly with fidelity to the great interests involved. My opinions have already been expressed in a public meeting of the citizens of Richmond, and I have heard nothing since to change them. My opinion is: Safety and security in the Union, or out of it. Peachy R. Grattan. January 18th, 1861. ja 19--ts
Peachy R. Grattan (search for this): article 5
To James M. Estes, Wm. M. Caldwell, and others. --Gentlemen: In reply to your call, which appears in the Dispatch of this morning, I can only say that, whilst the magnitude of the interests involved in the contest now raging in the country, and the greatness of the responsibility which will weigh upon the Convention, takes from me all anxiety to be a member of that body, they, at the same time, forbid me to decline any position to which the people of Richmond may call me. If, therefore, they shall be pleased to elect me to the Convention, I will discharge the trust with all the ability I possess, and certainly with fidelity to the great interests involved. My opinions have already been expressed in a public meeting of the citizens of Richmond, and I have heard nothing since to change them. My opinion is: Safety and security in the Union, or out of it. Peachy R. Grattan. January 18th, 1861. ja 19--ts
R. F. Morris (search for this): article 6
For the Convention. --R. F. Morris will be voted for as one of the Delegates to the State Convention, from this city, by many voters, who appreciate his peculiar fitness for the position. ja 18--tde
William F. Wickham (search for this): article 7
To the Voters of Hanover. --Mr. William F. Wickham will be voted for as Delegate to the State Convention, from this county, by many voters, who regard him as in every way fitted for the position. ja 18 --10t
Hanover Court House (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 7
To the Voters of Hanover. --Mr. William F. Wickham will be voted for as Delegate to the State Convention, from this county, by many voters, who regard him as in every way fitted for the position. ja 18 --10t
February 13th (search for this): article 8
e, J. H. Blair, Walter K. Martin, W. O. Harvie, B. E. Meade, F. J. Sampson, Lewis H. Blair, W. G. Pollard. Richmond, Jan. 16, 1861. Richmond Jan. 16th, 1861. To Messrs. George W. Hobson, Samuel J. Harrison, R. H. Meade, P. T. Moore, and others. Gentlemen: My attention has been called to your letter in the Dispatch of this morning, requesting that I would allow my name to be presented to the voters of Richmond as a candidate for the State Convention, to be held on the 13th of February next. Unaffectedly distrustful of my qualification for so high and responsible a position, it would be more agreeable to me, personally, that the trust should be confided to some one more able and experienced than myself; but in the present crisis of our affairs, demanding, in my judgment, the promptest and most decided measures for the protection and preservation of the rights of Virginia, (in the Union, if possible; if not, then out of it,) I do not feel at liberty to withhold from
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