Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
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respectable meeting OF the republicans of Souhan,u-
ton, Suffolk county, the 3d inst Of which William
Herrick, Esq was chairman, and Josiah D.upiass.
SECRETARY, abraham i. Rose, John f. Osb5,n.
Charles i. Derisg, H. w. Hunt and j. DOUGLASS
were appointed committee TO draft resolutions ex-
pressive oil the sense of the meeting The following
preamble and resolutions, among Others. were re.
ported and unanimously adopted:
whereas, u is vital primo ipe and main pilla, in
'he elective franchise, guaranteed 10 the people of
these United States by the Constitution of The Gene
raj Government, that the immediate choice or The
electors OF President and Vice President shonld he
by The sovereign people, and not by any other body
OF men whatever :-Therefore
RsSoired That we will not give orr vote N a, s,o
port, directly or indirectly, any Candidate for he
Senate or Assembly Of this State unless The said ca
didale snail be know" TO be friendly 10 the people
Ana whereas, our country is now labnurinp and
suffering under excessive imporsai0ns of foreSn "a,
brlcs, 10 The great deriment and if persisted in
rum OF The prosperity Of country and NJ ll,e
same time giving support TO other governments AMI
thousands Of foreigners IN distant paris of tho ,yoid
while AN equal number Of our own couutrrmen are
ninng in poverty and want for the same patronage
Therefore %
Resoirei, That will not give our vote IN. or
support, directly indirectly. any candidate for the
Senate or Assembly OF this State unless lie said
candidate shall be known to be friendly 10 domestic
manufactures.
And being firmly in The belief that the oroo.d
which we have here taken is for the good prosper,,v
and glory OF our country and that il is a boondea
duly when we owe ourselves and posierty, 10 further
S'"S " HOHpuTaDe way, we 10 HprebV
pledge ourselves to oppose, 10 the utmost OF our
Abilities any other candidate which may be brouob,
before the peopie--And il is Furthermore
Rssolred, That the Senators Of this District. and
the Assembymen from this County, he requested ,o
use Tie utmost OF their endeavonrs 10 procure law
OF this state TO he passed Gas after tile next
sion OF the Legislature may rs may bc ptac
tcable) giving 60 the people direct The cl,ore nj
electors Of President and Vice President of the
United States
Resoired, That The Delegates from ibis town ,o
the County Convention, he requested 10 use tiei. in
AueDce M the said Convention, 10 get the DELEGATES
from the other towns IN ibis county TO Cooperate with
Us IN carrying into effect The foregoing resolutions
Resoired, That we viii not give our support 10 any
candidate Tor the or assembly Of this stale
John fga1ny .Addas for president Of the United
States.
dniigtitiesA few DAYS ago splendid remains Of
antiquity discovered in the field he estate Of viii
liam Greenwood, esq. Of Broodwood Park in Hampshire
About two feet below the surface O The earth esrnted
pavements Of the beautiful Mosaic patterns have ten
cleared the colours still rotauing ~ their original vivid
nes Airadtion exists In the ncichbO1rhOod That mace
Of King Alfred had stood the site Of this field which
tradition had from tine Ia time been confirmed by various
ancient relics picked mp this spot. IL in con.
sequence of this legend that genleeu the family
were Induced 70 sink pits ~ different parts the field
which have led to result likely prove important and
So nterengftO al lovers of Antiquity. The pavenieuts
and Of the walls of six apartments beer cleared
The wOrknien have already broken into Than
vault, and continually making extensive discov
ertes few coins, bones &C. have been found in
INC Fauhe. london gapsr.
4 Nesc Ssar Engiuc.--The power OF steam Is now rev
deTed srlervient t0 the breaking the
lion NJ roads. machine has been invented consiag o.
tSc hu'e6 rollers placed side w siGc about 1ch nyn