Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-03

I" fredericksburg. We conclude il very nu
merous oneas the proceedings do not the OF
The deputies present do they how many counties
we're repreened-but only that there deputies from
majority Of the Electoral Districts.
Jackson and Calhoun nomnated-the idea of FORM
ing an An'Caucus ticket $50 embsce all the oppo-
nents of Mr. Craword) being rejected-The
was adopted for calling The Peoples Ticke,p I'D eapan
dur &C. The convention themselves with breath
ing hope that the friends of Messrs Clay Adams
they must needs despair Of their candidates. may ion
| the banners Of the Jackson Electors.
The FIRST address that was presented long and tor
full OF rant and uston for publication in our columns
The Convention were wise enough to throw il aside.
The Address, which was ultimately adopted was much
betterthough For instance we deem
The allegation against the friends OF Mr. Crawford 10 he
thoroughly incorrect viz that they disposed cripple
down Tue Navy-army-- Qualifications, &c Thi. is Mr.
McDu'hes Charge OF Radicssm Ii is all n chimrra.-
Neither he the great bis supporters are such
Radicals They are decidedly to Gripping in any
respect the necessary defence naon But this
IS too aie and has been often reed TO require
| further answer
That his friends disposed to devote the national
funds to roads and canals (Which Of them tnE to be
an entertainment on the constituton1 would rather we
should presume, be recommendation than an objection
TO the republicans OF Virginia.
The denunca,ions against Caucus are sunfcien,Iv
S"""s"" ight nave been sOmew hat soened, had The
reasons and experience Of the practice been duly reco
ected' Wehaye before the names of the Republican
members Of Congress, who attended at arscbe,s
mouse IN Philadelphia in 1900 who nominated MI, rerer
son-Among these we find the names of John LspgJop
''e'en thompson Mason, Abram Baldwin, Joseph Epge.
SION, 'ohn Nicholas, Nathaniel Macon Thomas sumper
NC NC from that time this, will the exception Of the
as' election The Republicans have resor;c 10 the same
pes'ea' 70 eo-opersiion and prevent dscord
the friends OF Gen. Jackson think nc stands the
chance OF obtaining the Virginia they are right
10 pressing MS preensions zeal. ut be has no, The
prospect OF succes-Nor he by any cop,ib
gencY VI eVen' be elected President opposition 10 his
pTessn' competitors How Is II before the Electors, NJ.
VIII ge' tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi probably Penn
sy'an'a' perhaps louisiana, and or In Maryland
add even o. Oaroiins, e7snli wanting e5 votes Wbe,
be reaches the II. of II. how will he stand, Give him Ten
nessee, Alabama, Mississippi, PENNSYLVANIA Louisiana
Maryland, indiana, and South Carolina 8 votes
wanting States to make majority How = II. ,o GO,
them Georgia, N. Carolina, Virginia Delaware, and
the Eastern states viii never prevailed uuop e, vote
for him; and Gen. Jackson cannot, bv spv ooss;;,v he
elected Alihe votes then given to him are in
away.
The vote of Maine is by no means dsc;ded
Besides the meeting in Cumberland coun,v
where Mr. Crawford had 80 DOT of The 40
deputies OF 10 towps,) there has been
meeting af Machias IN lV.sb;,c,.-