Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-30

sovereign Influence, and 10 preserve society from
sudden and ia,a conv ulscns
And Whereas there IS lust cause to believe that
the ascertained will OF the American People was
not and is not treated by our presen, public agents
WIN The profound acquiescence TO which in the
spirit oil all our institutions il is undoubtel, emit ed
bui on the contrary, that efforts have been made
and still making to defeat, intimida,e and sup
press tby combinations corrupt as they are dis
asuous, by systems OF management equally extern
sive and alarming, and by bring back under art
iul preexts 10 warp and shadow the national coun-
sells, men and long since branded as mimi
cal 10 democracy. BE it therefore Resolved, tina.
we DO disapprove and condemn he origin, cha
racter and proceedings of the existing governmen,
o! the United States.
Resolved. That our confidence in the un,arnished
integrity, experience, abilities, and well tried
patriotism oil General Andrew Jackson remains
unlmpalred, that we regard his election TO the chief
masisracy as essential TO the revival of republican
principles, republican virtues and republican prac-
ices, In the superintendent Of our republican nsti-
1utions and that our unremiited exerions to
plsh his elevation alike due TO the country we
love and the hero who saved It.
Resolved, That committee of TWENTY-FIVE be
appointed iiom among the democratic citizens OF
the city and county of Philadelphia, 10 constitute
permanent committee OF vigilance and superinten-
dance whose duty it shall be 10 draft and 10 circu
late an address TO our feow-republicans through
out the Union, to communicate with similar COM
mlttees IN other states, in the various counties OF
this commonwealth, ard TO ursue generally, all
such measures as may be deemed expedienl in Or
der to insure, at the close ofthe present term of the
PRESIDENTIAL office, the triumphant election OF the
peoples candidate.
The following persons were appointed the COM
mittee:
Geo M. Dallas, Alex M'Caraher,
Iiehry I1orn, Joseph Smith,
:" imam Ouane' Chandler Price,
James N. Barker Geo. Nj Leod,
james M Linnard, Thomas d. Grover,
Robert Patterson. Jacob Sbea,or
John Pemberton Jomes Ron,I,o,
Frederick Stoever, Geo jarrett.
John Norveli, John Conrad
Henry 8 Hughes, Daniel Filler.
Joseph Worrel, J,cob Fr;rl-
Peter n. GroIan, John d. Goodwin
Jacob Holgste,
RESOLVED, That measure of Just precau,ion,
we advise and cXhort our felloyy-citizens 10 be
wary and attentive at the approaching general cleo
Ioh, IN designating for legislative stations such
c"huioates only as are unequvocaly faithful TO the
people cause, especially remembering that the
CONGRESSIONAL representatives, then chosen, may
possibly be constiiulonaly required TO dect the
President In the winter OF 1929
hesoiFed That We do cordially sanction and
iF' 'He proceedings o The Democratic conven-
non OF delegates held at Earrisburgh, on the 18th
March last, their denomination OF .Tobu .9ndre,r
ShufSe, Tor the Office o. Guvernor of Penns lyania.
and their declaration Of undiminished attachment 10
General .GnGre.c Jackson.
ResoIved, That the Committee of twenty-five
appointed by this meeting, be authorized and in
S'fucted to take immediate steps for harmonious
ana appropriate celebration OF the fiftieth anniyer
sary OF American independence.
ResDlyPl HIT .ha ,
vacancies that may occur in their body. and that
the proceedings of this meeting be published in all
the Democratic papers.
JACOB HoLGATE, Chairman.
Henri Horn, sec,y;e.
+. Stoever, s'eS'