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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30
FROM LIBERIA.
Office Of The Colonization Society,


Washington, .Aag. 81, 1897.
Intelligence of the most gratifying ma
ture, has Just reached this office FROM the
| Colony OF Liberia. Our friends through
ont the country. who have been anxiously
waiting for information concerning The
emiCrants by the Doris, " i'll rernsc with
heartfelt pleasure, The following extract Of
letter from Captain Mathews, bearing
date Porto Praya, Cape de Verbs, July -,
1927.
Gas Mr.. Ashmun rnsy not have had an
opportunity Of communicating with the u.
States since my departure from Mesurado,
] have the honor to inform you. for the in
| formation Of the Board of Managers. that
we landed all onr passengers in excellent
health OF Mcsurado, as days after our de-
parture from Hampton Roads. have the
satisfaction also 10 state, that at the date
Of my departure from the Cape, the 2Iss
June all the emigrants 6y the Doris, had
gone through the fever, two young chill
dren only falling victims TO it. and most OF
them were located and working on their
farms on Stockton. have dispatches OF,
board the Doris from Mr.. Ashum, for the
Board, and the Hon. Secretary of the
Navy, which shall forward immediately
OF my arrival in Baltimore. for which
place shall sail in two or thee days. l.
affords me much pleasure 10 bear testmo-
ny TO the thriving and prosperous condition
OF the Colony. The emigrants bv the
Doris, with one or two exceptions. appear
to be highly pleased with their prospects,"
We will only add, as supplementary -
this cheering intelligence, that il is deer
/ pu imDortpnt In 6f ont y, - a.
preaching autumn, one or two expeditions.
and 1t is hoped the public liberality, viii
promptly furnish the means.
a Comd.-M. Gembert, discovered 2.
Marselles on the nigh, Of the 2Ist June.
and NJ. Nicollet on the night of the 22d
June at Paris, discovered new and yer,s
small Comet, invisible TO the naked eve.
On the night Of the 2lst, il was near The
star Epsilon Of the constellation e. Cas-.
sioped, by two hours twenty minutes rirbf
ascension, and by 65 2 degrees of noril
deehn0tion, as well as could be Judged in
the Cloudy state Of the atmosphere. The
Comet appeared 10 increase rapidly as il
declined.
Among other distinguished stranre-~
now in Boston is the young Count de
Verne, who is making tour Of the Uni.
tod States. lie is the son Of the Italian
nobleman. Of the same title. who visited
the United States in 1904, and was tho
bearer OF letters Of introduction of the
great Washington. addressed to the Coy.
ernors OF Massachusetts and other states.
Commodore Potter remained az Neg
Orleans on the 9th July, and he'd scce,;.
81 &C q public dinner.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30

The Pennsylvania, West Chester, Re-
cord, edited by Mr.. Miner, member of
Congress, thus speaks Of the letter Of his
colleague, Mr.. Buchanan:
Mr.. Buchanan. with strict fidelity TO
truth and honor. wholly acquits Mr.. Clay
and Mr. Clay's friends, and vindicates
himself from the charge of carrying cor
rupt proposition. We congratulate the
pubic on the result; we arc sure every
generous and patriotic bosom will rejoice
at 1t. Nothing is now wanting TO put a f..
nal close to this very unpleasant business.
but for General jackson, with the frank.
ness that becomes a soldier, and the in,eg.
rity which becomes patriot, to come
forth, acknowledge his error and retract
the charges made, both against his friend
and Mr.. Clay"
The Cherokee Indians have declared
war against the Osages.
as strangers arrived at the City Hotel,
Philadelphia, on the 22d inst.
Upwards Of 1000 foreign letters we're
delivered from the Post Office in New.
York on Thursday evening and Friday
morning last,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30

Commodore Potter remained at Nev-
Orleans on the 9th July, and he'd sccc,,.
81 cf q public dinner.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30

The Cherokee Indians have declared
war against the Osages.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30

A shock OF an earthquake was Gel, at
New London and the vicinity on Saturday
last, which sensibly shook the houses und
caused some little alarm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30

as strangers arrived at the City Hotel
Philadelphia, on the 22d inst.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
U~NICATED.


AT a meeting of n number Of the citizens Of Monroe couu-
ty, at the G'urt-H"use,o on Tuesday the l6th day of Octo-
Der, 1877; for the purpose Of devising some suitable manner
oi communicating the wishes OF the citizens Of this county,
To the President and Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company, and to the Virginia Legislature, uuon
the subject OF the contemplated rail road from the city Of
Baltimore To the Chic: Hugh CapeIton, Esq. was called tu
the Chair, and John Hutchinson, ir. appointed Secretary.
This meeting feels considerable anxiety. that the rranj
object which the Baltimore and Ohio rail road COMPANY
has IL view, IN tine construction of Il rail way, from the civ
of ba'iiuorc to TIC Ohio river, should be ehected: and is
DESTROYS Ia aid in consummating that object, nv sisac.;jna
the wishes OF the citizens of this county, in relatiom 70 a
route and direction for said road across and west Of tho
aiicghany A!ountairi that important informs ton, it Is be-
iiev"d, may he communicated, so as to turn the attention,
ot the company particularly to an advantageous route,
which may he found to cross the Allegheny in, and pass
through this county, presenting in its course. uPrhoas. few
eT obstacles and more advantages than any route vet uro-
posed. This meeting is aware of the restrictions imposed
upon tie SAID company, by the Virginia Legislature, as to
the western termination Of the road, but il looks with con-
hicncc to the repeal Of hose restrictions, = hen the compa-
ny will be Cuablcd TO give due consideration 10 anv suc-
ScsiIons made III a suitable manner, as it regards the route
and direction ofsaid road: therefore,
Resolved, That Edward IL. Bailey. CHARLES Baldwin.
Charles Lewis, isaac Caruihcrs aud Hugh Caperton, be,
and they are hereby appointed rs a COMMITTEES on bsbau
Of this meeting and tho citizens uC this cO:,niv, 70 dra urb;
? suitable mrnnrial to tie President and D:frcrnrs Of the
Baltimore and Ohio rail road company, and to lire VIRGINIA
Legislature, setting forth the views aud wishes Of tho peo-
pie oi this county, upon the subject uf the contemplated
rail way from the city Of Baltimore to the Ohio river.
Resolved, That the surveyor Of this county. or his dppi-
~ he employed to ascertain the distance, by actual meas.
urcmeri from the mouth of Indian Creek TO the top Of tho
Allegheny mountain IN this county, at is lowest elevation:
and that he furnish the committee hereby appointed. with
the result Of his iabours in that particular.
Resolved, That the proceeding e: ibis meeting he sim.
cd ~ the Cbairman and countcssiguCd hy the Secretary.
mud pnSlisIed in TIE Constitutional "hiE and Richmond
Enquirer. -. CAPEl.ION, Chairman.
Jouv Hcrcu1sov, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

IA he Editor orMs Y,rg;a;a H@roIs' SD

1n The Editor ofMe Itrgjaia Herald.
SIR: An humble and obscure individual who looks calm
y but with n'Gch interest upon the rartizan warfare Cant
ed on by the respective adherents of Jackson aud Adams in
our public prints, who needs nat the vitupcra ton and yuI-
gar Tihaidry Of hireiing Presses, would respectfully ask an
swcrs to the following interrcgato,ics. He feels confident
that unless the editor is bound To secrecy that lie will rive a
candid statement of the facts as ihey tTansuircd, as the
Fress OF the Herald has never been prostiiutsd TO subserye
ihe sinister purposes of any party Whatever.
Were not va ItuTes made 10 you by certain friends of
Gen. Jackson 10 become the advocate Of thGt Individual
for the Presidency?
Was not an offer of So 600. made ycu, provided Won
would surrender your Press to a jackson Editor, or uprn
lis columns to promote the election OF that candidate for
the Presidency?
Aud was not Gaegrr made you cf Il large additional
mu'nhrI OF subscribers or patrons Of your paper, If YOU
would edit your paper in such a way as tn answer their
ends, III " word, did not the friends Of Gen. Jackson emdca-
vor to AjTe your Press.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
600

Senior Editor IF Ec Enquiyer.-TLe interview he
tween MIR. Van Buren and the senior editor of tie En-
qu'rer, ought 10 be drama,ised, and five had any pow
eS in 'fat way we should certainly attempt IT. Could
one have lain qe'du behind a screen, and overheard
ae conferences, not at EFfurth, hat Saratoga. There
the doubtful result OF the Presidential election was
settled, and the votes of New York and Virginia given
BY their respective dictalors 10 Gen. Jackscu.
So, the senior editors has been boastinc OF his in
iiuence over Virginia! Very natural-uo man has or
can have, better forSaaiion for his boast. The Gscre
'i"a of the thing is a different question.
The following loter IS from a responsible source.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
assumes The god, affects the nod.
An! Gems 10 shake the spheres"

4 "u know that vanity is = predominant tTait in the
Character al The senior editor Of the f:0n1jrer. This
ied ''im 10 boast, very indtsG. Getty, of ;ha Influence, at
trih"'ed 10 bin, ever the people o. Virginia. The cau.
itdeHt assurances gwen 20 Ls friends in New Yotk, a,.i
elsewhere. Of the Tesn|j Of the Presidential siccfjon in
' Hg'n'a' paTtooS more Of the tone c! an auioCrat SPEAK
Iig % ms S"je"ts. than of a Eirginian speaking Of the
JIecB'eR OF his state. lie relieved LIS friends from eli
apprehension on account Of the ueet;uns NJ ia. reonIo
10 ' Telnia for the purpose OF boIdipg y Convention at
HichRoEJ and forming an electoral ticket favorable fo
Tie administrations by the assurance that \ legislative
c'uciis would render inopcratjve any messure of the
kjaf. Ill your opposition 10 caucus must proye ma
Vaihng, as the potcDtata in Virginia, las riven his
pledge 10 his friends ia New York dat there shall he
one, ard you, who so we'll know Low fl,at Ioachi-
merry IS r'ay Cd upon 6y the master woykmcn in R;eb-
nlohi' may perceive, ho'y easily Mr.. Richie can fulfil
hs promise To his hicnIs in t!,ai respect. viii toe
independent waters IN Virginia submit TO this dir.
talon, and thus al tie sacrifice OF tlieir interest ard
t'cI reputation, enable Mr.. Ritcl,i. to redeem tho
p'cdgehc has gwen Il caucus has heretofore been
TesUried TO, and acqniesced IN. foIn i've unaniini,y hat
%pcrYadrd tic people of vi gina on tie subject CT ciioo-
si"S a President. Hut cyeu, then many persons, tho IL
favor Of the result, were opposed 10 the mode. The
constitution having given 10 the p63DIc the right OF
choosing n President, il was iho0ghi by many tliat
tbe intervention &C any brdy Of incB (uot expressly clio
sen for lie purposc) wjHh ;hc view Of Influencing t!,ci-
votes, &" as 81 1cIhuous II not indeed Justly cxcepiioua
be, and violating m some degree the spirit OF the con
sttutlnn. IL Ibis be tue IN relation To- q legislative
Caucns-wbich. from the inequality ofrepresenialcn in
Virginia. cannot be considered as a fair test of tho &C.
tual opinion 81 he people, hoy mGCh greater 10 the OBJ
lection, when the people themselves arc divided on a
question so interesting and so truly important The
only electoral ticket submitted to the rooule shcnld he
orc formed by delegates, not Of the iphisla:rro. hu,
CHOSEN for frat specific aud sole object. Let the
trends oi both The candidates proposed adopt this mode
and the election vii, Thea come fairly before the peup'e
without the intervention Of any machinery BY yIicl
U'ey are delu@cd and cheated cot Of their rirh,7. and
laughed at and fiiiculcd ~ tbc uya@-,-e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
10 Me E,Ato.s Of tie CanstihlionnL HIT.

ALEXANDRIA, Esd Oct.. 1927.
GENThEHfEN: When in al'Ieicn 10 MIR. Rrchie's late
TRIP to the North, yen gave hun the title OF Poteniate.
you were, perhaps, not entirely aware OF Ike i,,stness and
~propriety of that designation. So intoxicated was he
by the attentions PAID 70 h;rn ou his journey. tha,
what Dryden says, i'll his celebrated ode, OF another
Po!entaie, Alexander the great, may be well applied
t. Sir. X. F
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
F,om Mc LU1chb"rg J mgjaian.

We have received "A second communication from this CON
tlcmau, from which we learn, that, in disappearing Of the
proceedings of The General Assembly Of the State, which
would limit the power of Cor. ssz over trade to regulations
having revenue a.onc for their object he designed to eve
il as his opinion, that Corgrsss has a right 10 impose a Ia
rG of duties "'avmg for It's object the protection and e,-
enlargement of domestic manufactures"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

Dc lne members for that purpose; any Two or ,nS5sS e.
'es'Ne'' i"at n COMMITTEE of five be appoiufea
" WIN oIher committees in the different
counties. and that Nicholas C.. kiDne,. .IeGarsnn
sluar,. ~ m. Clarke, Thomas ]. Mtchic, and wi.
IAN h!n"ty' be the committee for that purpose.
Resolved, Th"t the Editors OF the Staun,o, Sect.
Tor aud constitutional Wing, he requested To- nnhitsh
me proceedings oil this mee;ias in their respective mi.
peas; E'
ANCU'D STUART, Presidents,
Ia W ApDELL, Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
RAkiAoad, SON ~. l8s7.

CIR; 1 have this moment received you, letter enclos-
ing nc a copy OF the Resolution of the Corresponding
Committee, adopted on this day.
ihey entirely reuhuve all objection on my part TO
accept The appointment Of Delegate which, is offered
inc; and ! beg you to assure the Committee, that l
viii endeavor 10 discharca its duties.
With great respect, yr. oh. ST.
CHAPMAN JOHNSON.
WM. II. CABELL, Esq.
Chairman q ne Corresponding COmmiiee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

Captain Fonrs, Of tho sl0Gp Of war Peacock, states ;Eat
new propositions for peace with Bueros Ayres, were a.
bout TO be offered, the terms OF which were such as. ii was
believed, would be accepted; the Emperor of Brazil having
therefore abarAoncd his claim to the Banda Oricntal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

a !'ous motives. We have e1ch OF US an inpo,,an, s.,L.
az issue; and we can only hope to couiusract the baier,I
.n"e"oe o u the formidable .conbinatinm aga inst which tho
Administration of our Government has 10 con,cnd b..
correct kiowledge OF the causes which brought i, into ex;s-
~ " w Shal hnd 1t unsupported by reason, truth, mr.
we % c"ua'fy' we shall wat no guiGe to dircc, us i'm the
" Z pursued. Ei.CTCS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
sUNDEY FEEEuoLpEiSs.


Ic Ae FreehoiTcfs Of ORANGE COUNTY.
tELLoW-f iTIz&Ns: Such OF y0u as are opposed 10
the election of General Andrew jackson {, the Pres
cency OF TIE United States, are requested 10 assemble
together Al the Court-Rouse of your county, on thu
fist d2y ofvour next November Court, for the PURPOSE
OF appointing Delegates To represent Won in tie Amir
Jackson convention. TO be held in the City of Rich
@oEd, on the second Tuesday of JaruaIy next; and to
adoPt such other measures as may be deemed expcrii<
emf aud proper for promoting your wishes in relation TO
Ihc approaching Hicsidcn;ia! election.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
MANY VOTERS.
NrNRIrO COI,VTy

4 meeting Of tie citizens uf ilcnrico County ou-
n'sed 10 tie election OF General Andrew Jackson, as
PRESIDENT Of the United States, will be held at the
Court-ilouse Tavern in the City of Richmond, on the
Btu aay OF November next, THAT being court day. !
tor the purpose of appointing Delegates TO the Conven.
ton which viii assemble in Richmond on the end Tues
day in January next, with tie object OF forming an E;-
lectoral Ticket. SEVERAL FREEIlOLDERS.
Oct. 22ad, 1927.
The Citizens Of PRINCE WILLIAM, opposed Il,
the election of General Andrew Jackson as President
o' the Nniicd States, are respectfully requested 10
meet at the Court House of their County on the Sc
conc Monday OF November next, for the purpose of
taking into consideration the eXped:ency of senjju~
Delegates 10 the Convention which will be held in
Richmond on the second Tuesday in - January next;
beirg the Gih day Of Ina, month,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

1914 sHEET1NG. width without a sesm) just
received by WILLIAM NEALE 90.
NJ Also, 81 heavy Bu.sia Diaper, Tor table linen.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
NEETYNrGE

-. :" TIE CITIZENS OF King VIZ. CorSTY.
! .c I ieehn!dets and Citizens of King William, wbs
az "N0ur oil the ~ election OF Johu q. Adams In ,I,,
'ieS'"'"'y' IA preferences Ia Andrew Jackson, arc ,eouest-
: Z. % meet al the Court House, On the fourth Monday in
'"Ns".sf next, Tor tie purpose of appointing Delepa,ss
tor the Convention to be held il. RichnoDd on Tho s.corns
Tuesday IN January nc%t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
800

We received too late for tins impression, the proceed
'ngs OF the Anti-Jackaon meeting at Salem in Eau
QUEER. There has also been one ct Warrenton. The
election OF Delegates was postponed 10 a general meet
ing al the Courthouse.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

Why did moi the Enquirer yesterjar, publish Col.
Bourne's letter 10 the Editor of the Scioto Gazette,
IT was received one or two days before, in full tim.
for II TO appear in that paper. The statement from tho
Ti!ler, announcing Bourne a ncto pi,i.ess against th.
'coahtion," was greedi:k caught al the frs, hop. His
being Receiver at C!iicothe, sen in law of Gen. Me.
Arthur, Sc. were all particularly enumerated. Well.
this witness has given in his evidence, but the ENQUIRER
takes no farther notice Of Gen. ElcArtl.ur,s SOU in
law"
900
h"''i be seen that Chapman johnson, esq. is appo;.-
teda delegate 20 the convention from Augusta. Meet
inss are called IN Norfolk, King William. Brunswick,
petersburg, Greenbtier. Berkeley, Orange, Ohio,
brooke, beside those heretofore mentioned. CI,ee,i,y
friends, cheeriJ! The bcidness TO avow, the for,i,ude
10 maintain, the patience aud trouble to explain and
enforce our opinions, and success Will crown tue cause
of liberty and the People!
-a0e-
.NcIs Y0rh.-Wheu, two mon tbs ago, eight electors
were conceded 10 Gen. Jackson ia this State, The Con.
cesslon vas received by the Jackson prints, as y proof Of
literally. as the elections in neighhorinr STATES adj
vanced, and with a view to iraueuce them, cipht was
thought too small 4 number by the Jackson editors. and
hcetre were clai'ned-from treice they Increased the;r
IN n few days to SLaiecn. New jersey teinr now
ready TO vote. they advanced their demand successfully
10 etshieen, TO fUentg, to ttcentyjour. We for csaw that
IN a short time they would claim all, &accordingly, there
oe'ng a sort of crisis on hand in Pirg,nia, and as good
stimulates friends, and proporlionabIy depresses
the Enquirer receives and publishes q letter
from little Ca.sius Cambreleng) claiming
the whole vote of New York, '.exccpt 8 or j districts.
very possibly every oacm The jackson men, we
have not now 10 learn, go the whole hog.n Wei
done Cassyus.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

UtI Mis satisfy he Jacksonians HAT Noe Jtrsey is
against Mefr id0R
"The Legislature of New jersey commenced its annual
session ut Trenton on the pa inst. The President of The
Council or Senate, the Speaker of the House Of Rcpresen-
tatireS, and all the Clerks aud Door keepers were chosen
from amongst the friends of the Administration In the
SENATE, the parties stahd-Fnr the Adminis,r alton LO-f
jackson a; and in the House of HcpreSertalivcs-Tor the
Administrations o-f"r Jackson 10. njoint meeting ,here
are, of course, two to ons in favor of the administration
The Editor az the New Brunswick FREEDMAN says, that
the majority for Sir. Adams, in 1925, will exceed TIE.
trIoUsANp." Pb,,;r On
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
hthNY FR~EEuoLDEUl

'" nc lt0l1e y EelVOrd county.
such OF you as are opposed 10 the election of Cen
hrdre" jackson are requested to assemble a., vorr
next November Court 20 unite with your ielicy CIT
IZens IN other parts OF the State in appointing Dele.
gates 10 ihe Convention proposed 10 be held m Rich-
mond on the I'd Tuesday in January next Tor the
purpose Of forming an Ant-Jackeon E!ector;@ Ticket.
MANY CITIZENS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
NELSON COUNTY

The citizens Of Nelson opposed to Gen. Jackson's
election 20 tho presidency OF he United States are RESI-
pcctfnly requested to meet at their Court in Novem-
Der next, with a view Disappointing Delegates 10 meet
those which may be appointed by other Counties in
the State, for the purpose nf forming a proper Elec,o-
raj Ticket, Oh The % Tuesday in January next.
h!iNV GIr,vy,Nc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
AMHERST COUNTY.

The citizens OF Amherst wlo aye opposed to the O.
lection of hTdIcw jackson to the Presidency of tho
United States, are respectfully Invited to attend a NEE.
tng to be held at Amherst Court House on the 3ra
Monday III November next. The object of This NEE
ting Is TO appoint Delegates torepresent this county
IN The proposed convention 70 be held in TIcl.moEd, on
tie 2nd Tuesday in January next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

To the freeholders orLOUisA County. opposed to ,he
United States. "
A"u are invited to attend al your Cont house q,
TIE FIRST day OF Jour next November court, to take ip
TO consideration Tire %propriety Of appointing Deieast
or Delegates to attend n Convention rropueed 10 r.
held IL the City of Richmond in the month Of .Taoua,,
next, for the pun So Of dominating Electors whose O
pDions shall coincide with Your own; and 10 ado
such other measures as maS br deemed cxpedient ab,
proper foi promoting Your wishes in relation TO The ~
pTcncu,ng Residential election.
SrFMnAI FnHruaLpERs or LOUISA.
Louisa, 7b October. 1927
Il meeting ofsucH Of he citizens of CHESTER
I lLiT} p are fficrdiy 90 thc election of John Cuin.
cy adams as President OF Csc L. Siates. vii Ee hell
at Brooks's Tavern in the town Of Manchester. ON s,
turday tho 10th Nov. nest, Tor thc purpose of arpo;nt
,"g dri' gates to the convention, which will assemble
IN EicImond on the second Tuesday in January neyf
with tic object of forming Az electoral ticket.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
TNANkliN COUNTY,.

Tho citizens of franklin County opposed 10 &c
jacksou's election 10 the Presidency Of The Unit
States are requested 10 assemble at their next Move
her toa't w!ih a view Of cooperating W 18th their {
low citizens ~ other parts Of l!c state by appoints
Delegates TO tie Anti Jackson Convention pronos
TO be io'dcn in Richmond Gil Inc %. Tucsda, in ~
uary next. MANY CITIZENS.
Tie Citizens ofrOWRATAH opposed to The ere
ton 81 Andrew jackson 10 the next Presidency .
respectfully reque,ted To meet al the Court House
their county on the "a Thursday OF November ne
Chat being conrt day for the purpose OF taking i.
consideration tie expectancy Of sending delegates
ihe convention proposed 10 be held IN Richmond
the second Tuesday in January 1923.