The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26

Iol a laugh tnf here HCnin"s
a" The Administration must be in a dfsp lie.
cline, aud glres g eat drll ofdoctorinz. In
tins City, the ~ tf.Htc1t tolr Physicians del.
ceated TO the Adams Convrnton-and IN fht
county eff arnlnr, SIREN drct as wcTe PIT on tht
reporting COMMITTEE. aud sir on the Committee
Of Correspondence. God SAVE The Common
lceaih."
There IS something nmtahle in the itaIics
ing ofthe word put Wcwill wager that no
one can discover the ohec, oft in ten minutes
by '' Shrewsbury clock -
CONurStCArEp.
meeting of the citizens of PItsv vtula cuun-
ty, friendly 10 the election of Gen. Aodrrw LICK
/ sou, L. the Presidency of the Uuted Sites
was bcd at the courl house of SAID county on
! Monday the 18Th ol November. 1927.
! oil. Benjamin ". :. Cdhel. was Gale TO
the chai. aud David II. ClHk aud Reuben
! Hopkins we've apo I'd cretarlrs.
| The object Ut the meeting having hceh -
! planned, ~ motion mad and seconded he Ia.
loving persons were appointed committee 10
| prepare II preamble aud resoln ions, cvpre-yl
Of The sentiments OF TINS meeting. 10 Nu: Cal
George fownes. Wida L. Chaplin. " lie,
Coles, James Garland, William lurs al, Dan
icl q. Tuckcf. Vincent Watcher. ii DAnirl
! Coleman, Maj Robert Cook, AbnndD & ~hcl
/ ton and Cd. Nathaniel Wilson, vino. hdVin .
| tired for n shori lime. rptu,uod aud rfpoi q the
| following preamble al resolutions, which ueI,
| Unanimously adopted
Tins meeting would have cbeerfully 4 .ft.'itd
the expression Of thar te'lns upon dis nj.
| rStilg subject. uutI tHa e.rcupn II l11s
but, app eheusve Dnai the tate ol.public fccllng
night be mIsconerNei and 90 i'cai purposes
| observed by then sIlcace, they .l'rm II .i ~
! iuts Ia make fhis lhhr declaration OF tine 3
sentiments. Wnte they disclaIm any Imputa
| ton upoh the motiNe-, pdtl iotSm or integrity
ottheir political opponents, they cannot io,na AZ
| stating lew at Their prominent objrciuns 10 III
| pr cent Administrations lheV believe thai
| Adams IN the administration OF the general gov
| frnmcnt. has depart, II iruu thr republican prIn
ciplcs upon which, they think, IT should be All.
| nnistrred lis 20 itiCal course Ia been in
| direct conflict with tn principles they profess.
| II has assumed to himself powers not d"lved-
| ted 10 him bs the constitution he ha, treated
with dl>respect, and threatened with military
! furCe a sovereign State--he has advised tnc
! representative, not 10 br palsicd by thc vii, o.
| their constituents. thereby indTectly nying ne
| people 10 b the fountain of pow cr, he has d
| MED The constitution to be- the limitation Of his
| authority, by declaring that. IA The admloIstra
tion Of this government, he might bc operated
"a on by snperad led Obligations, higher than
| human auth ny'
| Therefore Resolved. That we win use cvery
honorable effort 10 defeat thu election o. John
| q. Adams 10 the neat Presidency
Resoired. That We have cpbGd nce in the tai
cuts, iuteglt and political honesty Of Gen. An.
drew Jackson, and that Ne will use very 9ou
| o,ahlc 0ori 70 and and ensure his election.
RssOired. That h senator from TN, district
| and The Delegates from tli, county b. requc>trd
! 10 represent this meeting uttbrt aucus, WHICH
III conformity 10 the Usage ~ fur rcpuIi p . ,
patty in thus State. Is contemplated 10 be hol,
leu IN the city Of Reinfa3, the Durpo,e ol
oomlnatng electors friendly 80 the election OF
Ge,. Andrew Jackson To 'he Presidency.
Etwired Thai the following prison. be 40
| ,mfrd committee Of vigilance aud corr, =
pom. nce. "ith n,trnctlDr, 10 Cooperate aur
| enmmn cate with o her committees of n.
STATE friendly to the same objects, 10 vat: Col
George Yoanes. Wian K. Chaplin, Col. Ds.
el "olenan Abraham &. Shelton, James Gar
Ian Waiter Coles, VIM Tunstall. Dan'e q
Tuck Mi oberi Cook, ylnrent tic r
60. Nathaniel Wll,on Rev William Blair
}Vm. Walton, Mi. James Soyars, WIN. l. Pan
mel, Mai Caleb B. Hudson Maj. & orge WI
So . Capt James J. Coles. Thomas G. Turs
tail Col Stephen Coleman Capt. James NJ
Williams sen Capt. John White Robert
n shelton George p. Kee,e, Can't Christie
pher ! Garter, Euslace Huui, Saml Bargcr
Cai Thomas II. Clark. Samuel VI Lowell, VIM
GRAY Thomas Raslias. + Y. Nlmb an. ! me,
A. Luck, Capt. Wm. II. shelton, Cd LEONARD
| Claiborne Nathan Iiuchcrson. Capt Abpel
| Bcnnett Can't Ahfahlm { + ments. Doc. Geo
! Caehaad, Ranhcn Hopkins NJ J. Dlgit A.
! Clark aui on motion. the chairman was added
to the ioreg ing committee
Rssoirpa That copies OF these proceedings he
% nard.G 10 the Editors The richmond N
oui#r. tie Uaifpi Staies Telegraph, Virginia
Advocate. Danv,'l Telegraph aud Lynrhaa,s
v. u la, atl request that the, should pub
! li,h ~. ,amc
RAofc5d. Tat the proceedings b. signed by
the Chairman and Secretaries. aud that The
meeting adipu
BENZ. ". s. CABELL, Chanman.
pAy,o II. clAFa secrc,arlc.
II ElprRISs,
/ t. foreg ling p, ambl. AID resolution . were
| entered INTO at al almus spontan 'ous convrn
ton OF The Citizan,, assembled al the cali Of tn.
crs.r. suppose to amour % The nunber %
$50 on 4 No persons Agreed nv to their res a.
ton to hal eject. we haV L, .-quest TIE .o,oi
OF you to publish them IN your papers.
BENZ. W. 5. CABELL, Chairman.
DAVID II. CLARE, }scc,e,a,;es
| COMMUNICATED.
Al a numerous and respectable uratfag 81 -
citizens of the county OF Amherst. b.lt At -
Court House on Monday the 18Th Of n vrmb-i
loZ7 with the view OF promoting the re-rlectio,
OF The present { lef Magistrate Of the Cnurl
STATES, IN opuostion to the pretpusions OF Gen