Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06

'hsy would probably be reserved from public ex-
posdre and censure- that II enabied the President
improperly 10 influence the election, and weaken-
~ the right of the people 10 make their own
choice- and the STATE Fl kentucky which he re-
presented, thus Influenced by his statements, and
reasoning requested, aud instructed him not to vote
iof Adams bs, to vote for Jack.on, IN whose IA
vo' th"re was = known maturity of the people Of
ne Cni Ell aiss. Yet what was the result!
without any adjustment OF their personal antipa-
,n'es known 10 me iu6lic, Cisy and Adams EN-
brace each other. RE makes Adams President, K
adams makes hiuI Secretary of State, In this
transaction by which the public will was oveiru-
ieu' there Is an Intrinsic evidence that leaves no
reasonable escape TO the mind from the conclusion
mat this coalition Of ttco enemies, and fkeir
J'etuS ,odSJor personal oggraIidtStmeni, and
Pod0er' G"d fheretj:e corrupt. 1t is useless to
appeal TO other evidence such appel might Le-
wider, Dat would not Inform the Judgment One
Rooui aud -uihcien, on for a hing is enou sh
lhpse whDse minds are shut To one rational con-
cius!on, would not believe a niece. sary infefence
iroa other id nee
AN administration thus %, up in The face Of
'ne Nepi esena'ises 0; the people, some of WHOM
soud LOT Iali 10 zee the cOrrup; intrigue il pro
s'esseu' though the means aid ecihc terms upon
winch 1t did pfosress were kept from their know
'suse could noi isii 10 be opposed from its irsi
oisan'Zaton- we are among It's opponents, and
snail continue TO oppose il by all hoaorsbe means,
un'il' as We trust, 'he people viii Discard 1t from
| all confidence.
Resolved, therefore, Tha, this meeting having
the highest confidence In the talents integrity and
pauio'isn OF heir feilow-cltzen Andrew Jackson
WIZ use all lar means IN support OF his election
10 TIE Presidency oiths United States.
Itesolved, That we approve of the formation Of
en- Electoral Ticket by the republican members OF
Tue Legislature, bersuss II conforms to the usag.
oi me republican party from the time of the great
struggle between the political friends of the ven
cradle Jefferson, AMI tn elder Adams to the pre-
sent peTiod-ls more equal than any other mode
that cna be devised under the county divisions Of
this commonw alth- and is recommendatcry only,
aud that we request the delegates from this county
to the next Ge"eral Assembly To unite with the
other republican members of the legislature in
forming Electoral Ticket favorable 10 the cleo
tioh OF General Jackson
Resolved, That this meeting earnestly recon-
mend TO the consideration OF the frisude OF Gene
raj jackson Throughout the state, the propriety of
holding meetings ia their respective counties, and
adopting resolutions similar to the above.
RESOLVED, That the following persons be APP
pointed Committee of Correspondence TO coa,-
muncate with the friends of General jackson in
other parts of the United Sta'es, TO witt The
Honorable W:n. Daniel, Dr. John J. Cabeu
David q. MufTell. Samuel Clayton, Abrsm r.
North, Chisweli ID 'hney, Henry 5. Langhorne,
John e Meem, Davidson BIZ dfute, Colin BUCK
ner, James Bullock. Daniel Blown, ohm Bullock
John z. wilson, Henry NJ. Ddlake, Archibald
Robertson, DR.. Howell Davies, James Benash,
David Rodes, John Hollins, Maurice H. Garland
George Bagby Thomas Rudd, Thomas; WHAT
Robert IL Gray. Robert AIoiriss, and Seth Halsey
Resolved, That the foregoing Preamble and
Resolutions he signed by the Chairman and Secre
tsIies, and forwarded the editors OF The Iincb-
burg Vrsnian. Richmond Enquirer, Consti,uii.
on- WING, U4ited States Telegraph, aud Virginia
ADJ ocate, with request that they be published in
heir papers respectively
WM. DANIEL, Chat. n.
SAMUEL CI.AYroR,
CHIswELL DABNEX,