Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
JACKSON MEETING.

CINCINNATI, ONO, September I5-We are
gralfed In presenting to readers the proceeding
OF public meeting OF the friends and support ers o
Gen. Andrew Jackson. held al the Courthouse Ia
this city, on Tuesday evening last. The meeting
was one OF the largest held for political pur-
poses In this place and we believe a greater
number OF the friends OF Gen. Jackson y ere presen
than had ever previously assembled In mis- coun,y
Tor slmllsr purpose. We assure cur friend
throughout the Union, that the Cause of he people
Is steadily gaining strength this state and tina,
the number OF Gen. Jackson's supper ers IL con-
stantIy increasing. Not man, TO our know edge
has deserted the cause since the last Presidential
election while numbers have united with u. in
support OF the Hero OF New Orleau- IL is true,
we have 10 contend against the pos er, patro nage,
influence and treasury OF the government bui we
pave just and righteous cause our side and the
issue cannot be doubtful. GRenubJico,
JACKSON IN OAiO
AT large and respectable NEE Ing OF the citi-
zens OF Cincinnati and ct Hamilton county, favor
able to he election OF General ANDREW
JACKSON a PTesiden, oil The Unite1 States,
held al the Court House, in pursuance OF public
no'ice' on tuesday evening, September 18Th, 1926,
CALVIN AsHBURN, was called to the Chair
and ). REYNoLDs appointed Secretary
Mr.. Gazlay, from the committee apponte ed for
that purpose, offered the following resolutions
which were read, considered and nnaniU,0usI,,
adopted
Resolved. That we consider the election Of
ANDREW JAG KSON, of Tennessee, 30 the
next Presidency oil the United States as iden flied
with the dearest and best interests of the people
Resolved, That our confidence in his talents,
integrity ard patriotism, il in no wise impaired:
but mas INCREASED since The last Presidential eec-
ton.
Resolved, That it is with deep concern, we see
the whole pa ronage OF the present administration
devoted more 10 objects connected Mi,h their own
Per-onal advancement, than TO the good OF the
nation; and hat this consequence has resulted ON
the manner Of Mr.. Adams election
Resolved, That presidential succession from
Tie family OF the Secretaries, anI-republican and
traught with The most dangerous and corrupting
consequences
Resolved, that the continuance of the same ner-
in the office of President for more than iou,
years, has tendency TO proAuce combinations for
oihce and power, dangerous the public welfare
Resolved, That we will use best exer.ions 10
procure such an amendment, OF the coa-tiiujon as
shall secure to the people the election of their Pres
ideni, Independent OF Congress; and to limit the
eligibility to years
On motion of Mr.. Henderson,
Resolved, That committee of 20 nersops he
now appointed, which shall be called ihe Jackson
Committee IF Cincinnati, or me purpose of
promoting the election OF Gen. ANDREW JACK
SON to the next Presidency of The United States
and thai they have powers commensurate with the
object OF their appointment to add to their num-
Der to appoint sub ommittees TO hold CORES
pondence with other Jackson committees through
out the Union and to do every thing which TO
them shall seem fitting and proper, 20 promote
The cause of the People in choosing their fist ex
ecuive officer.
Wtereupon, the following gen lemen we've an
pointed NJ organ Neville Elij,h Haywood, An
drew Mack, Jane w. GALL, Thomas Hender
son, Robert L. Lyle Samue X Miller. S epben
Msciarlsnd Moses Dawson, John Foibe Jope-
than Pancosst, i"oInas snnh, % Springfield.
Nicholas Schoohmsker, OF 10 .mtrg, Thomas
Morris, OF Belnel, james Foo. , -phen Wood.
OF Miami, " lillian PIsit, Arlhm fIenrie, of Mi.
ami, Lndsly Bfoadwell, Of Reading, and Samuel
M'Henry, Of EiizabethioUn.
Resolved, Iba' the proceedings Of this meeting
be publishedin the newspapers Of this city. under
the direction OF the Chairman and Secretary : and
that they request other editors, friendly o the cleo
ton OF Gen. Andrew jackson, 10 give public,
to the same.
CALVIN WAsHBURN, Chairman.
s. REYNOLDS, Secretary