Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

TONS are made cpenly-in the broad view of
the whole country. They are not the result
oi secret conciaves conducted in darkness and
mystery. IL any thing corrupt or criminal ere
Intended by them, the people would have an
opportunity o' seeing aud defeating il.
more danger Is to be apprehended from the
concealed Vaccinations Of political iutripuers
playing into the hands of their fayourite can,
d'daies under the guise of feigned disipter-
es'edness-and pretended regard for the
rights Ot the people. These are the men who
FORM corrupt associations and enter into polit-
cal contacts for the disposal of the peosle's
liberty. They know their deeds TO be evil
and they shna the ligh,
More danger too is to be apprehended from
an election by the H. Of X. where the vote Of
one representative is equal to that of "a or Sc
o'"ers, man from mere nomination at which
| every Representative or Senator votes alike
| Yet tits ons of the most desirable and .sn.ci,,
OBJECTS OF such a>nomination;to save the coun-
Try from the od0us effects of such An elec
| ton. 0~
Again II is objected to the meeting which
nominated Messrs. Crawford and (,alIstin
IN AZ u was constituted Of but a small minori.
y OF The members Of Congressman there.
lore does not express the vs. ishes of the nation.
by whom Is this objection urged By the
very men VINO were restrained from uniting
Win the meeting-brcause they knew that
Messrs. Crawford aud Gallatin would obtain a
msJ".''y OIL votes By men, who were op-
Poseo 70 The meeting, only because thew
knew 'heir tavourite candidate, even if every
member had attended, would have been
thrown IN the back ground by Messrs. Craw-
Allhaa been invited to attend with view
dividuals who received the mos, vote. sho,,,,,
be recommended to the nation. The meeting
II rs uue, was comparatively thin.bnt mol
w'thstanding II ascertained the fact that aIessrs
crawford and Gallatin were the choice NJ
more OF the national representatives than anv
other oft the candidates-and this fact Yyarran;.
the belief, that they are preferred for the Off
ces OF President and Vice President by more
Of the people Ut the U. S. than any other of
the candidates.-Hence thew are pronerlv r.'
presented as the national candidates.
LOOK well to your rights, Virginians ?-Au
tnort IS made to cheat you, by combination
oIthe Parfizans Of.the minority candidates.
They are perpetually caucusng to denounc.
caucuses.- See with what bar.faced effronte.
~ your understandings are insulted by the pro-
ciamation of the caucus recently held 10
Fredericksburg-in its denunciations against
caucuses 1t has made out an electoral t;c-
ket headed the Peoples Ticket:'-to RIM in
competition with the ticket made nv large
majority of the representatives of the S,afe
OF Virginia last winter in Richmond. Was
there ever more impudent missioner p
People" ofVirginia, are you prepared To
suffer yourselves to be thus guIled by few
struggling individuals, who, associating toeeth-
er their desperate efforts in miserable unto.
treat with contempt your respectable national
and state representatives
You are not. The suspicion of possib;,;tv or
such result were treason. VIRGINlUS.
L
The CaueuI Of 1900 was hold a, MaGaeSe,s hs,r,,,o
house In Philadelphia, house then known as the reonS
ais attended. Some doubt exist to those whose
NeSoiss sseSsns aIhom nS
GS ss" Joss
Ts.as s RIsnsei Bishop = d ynu Y
ss;;;s ssf css
SOM ca oss EssssS'a so Sesn k sls%s
Trigg hn 7sg Cabe Mat Claw .o Jun" j. 1Iss%
Aseo s So ca Nat Macon sraaard Wa
{sou,s SaIS'pa Thomss SsorgsS Ja Jose
(ren9 w Coles Claborne-oi these ma nv are yet Hy;
Congress- viz. Nat; Macon, De cid Holiness John Randonb
asd Edwsrd Livingston The venerable Langdon
aud presided such. " '"e mseuns'
least opposition and A. Burr as v p "''HoU' uAe
Inf next important Caucus that of sOs-when 81.
sia II. saopss os ms.s and
ne United Stats were for James Madison as Geo n.om
p a 8 j. a. Adams following
sdg Tsslor Of s. g. asR S viz
T. =; nv Giles OF Va Mr.. Montgomery OF Md Mr.. Smile
81 Penn MIR; Mitchell Of n J.. Mr.. Kirkpa,rieI o9 N.
Mr. bradley OF Mr. Tia, Of Ohio mr. fI paas OF
On Mr.. Gess motion, the following ,e.o,,,;on No..
unanimously adopted: '''on was u
Re.sss A. The of,bi. meeting thu, June. maa
son. Q. me Saas Of virginia. be to the
Of President OF he n.S proper person to ill the
lh Of March, isos and that eo1~e ;nyeO from ih'
Vice President Of BE- sSe p5sssp
aas Ies , OF wee resident for the ern That In
.Ans Tue foregoing recommendations the members rI
ies meeting have acted In their Individual cbaIac,er
n NAV nsy nave been induced adopt this mea-
ali n ~ o. nion to the Republicans
external and Internal affairs and as the Sest oss 70
consulting and respecting interests and wishes OF ali
ns 20 interesting TO the whole People Of The
The next caucus 18th day, Isis when the follow
,Ss"goysMessrs Anderson, Brent, g. w. cy.mpbeu Con 4
@ UIa w'ofd Cgus Sregg, Howell Leib Pope, Robn.
inso Sml5 OF TAFT Taylor Turner vsrua Wosih
Rsprxstas;us, Me.srs. Bartie,. O. Hail. Harper Green
Coudi Morgan, Richardson's Hynemas Andersnn' R oyd'
Srown' gswiord; Davis Findey, Lacoch, Lyle, Piper
CLAY, Dawson dholsm, Goodwyn, HAYES Taiiaferro ie
ps,r mspn 3d., rsasan new.on Aston, oecbrsn King
hall, Troup, II Clay, Desha, johnson, M'Kee 5,m,ho
nsw, Morrow, PoiodeIte ssys
Gen. v&rnum calIea to the chair; and MI, p a,
sohnsog spPSntea Secretary The venerable Fndley
Whole ss osios-For Vice President Mr. Langdon Sd M
pointed. p'"enee &c. ap-
Caucus Of iste-den Samuel Smith In the chair and
James Monroe IS, WIN. n. Crawford s. '"' were
ds republicans have attended Con-
ford haze been members Of tbem-Mess Madison ava
he