Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

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u han the counterfeit Gen. Jackson B,; ,s.s'
'hein' when The public virtue OF their Ieaan
+ statesmen has become prey 10 the lust of .iSsS
, sssrshd'@emeni! When yenality aud cerrup,5on
E nave spread their roots wide and deem into Ia
land. When the weight of popuIsr ine,sn. s ere
J ceased 10 be ieit In the halls of legisIationl IT,
; indeed anarchy will not be far of. and m;i,..
ee,po'isn wi follow just certainly as the E,,;s
follows the bud - '"e "siS
we disclaim on the present occasion cverr M.
IKE local Partially prejudice We S
nom what quarter OF the Union the Pre-;Joo, ~
e u'aMn' PROVIDED he brings with him mimi -
va, W me au'ies OF his station; heart dcro,s,
10 The interests OF his country; due .en.. IS
u'epce 10 The will of the people, and q ,i;sr""a
uon' which nothing can warp, TO adminis,.x "a
constitution in spirit and in truth cue
=. :" can see no sembisnce OF reason for s,;sho.-
using The opposition TO the administrator
nous because OF its early origin. On the cont-s
! ry, weresard 1t as striking prof of ,,,a
Va 'ne people, associated with ptoner ,osy
ior their rshts-a becoming veneratiop for r..
.''nu''ons, anu as eyincing noble resolution -,
preserve them m their primitive purity and -; ~
/ when doctrines of evil omen are p,o.,; 'iiso''
cannot see the wisdom of waiting for ~ we
sures to which Of they any thinsl the nsa.
necessarily lead On the contrary we L..
-, more eHpeaien' to crush the evils at once in
.hei' chrysalIs state, than 10 wait till ,ba,, ia
taken wing and spread themselves over m. ,,
on'' IL Is asked, why has Virginia desrr,ed AZ
Adams, who was the object of her secon,, y. Nir.
" ''e ,as' erection. As well might the unsia.s
wave demand CT the rock, which spurn. !, go
base, why have you left me, V,ra,n;a ION us
nose principles TO which che has cIuns ,h.uS.9
eood and through evil report" has ne, sn
an inch from the ground which She bas
oe.up'su. he man OF her second choice ba. a.
serted her. and not only her, but with f,oI,.s
transformation. wholly unlivalled. nn,ssshy; Si
fie'o o. the Midsummer Nights Dream b,s :, ,ne
any gone out OF and deserted himself NJ u-
NAN VIII care % say that the spirit of ulIr,
me PRESIDENT, and which stands encj1cIea In
AFFILIATED spirits of he Hartford Conven,io, ne
ms when many years ago, bowed doyon ht:e
an sorrow openly renounced the faith in -,,; en-
,'s' cseh pap'izei' and reared and discipljn,ah
and became The accredited convert and ni.
s@iies and Jefferson. There is NOT soI;,a.s1t
OF resemblance, ard hence the rise and ,,ro "e
l he alienaied feelings of Virginia. s'es+''
Again, II is askei, what sympaibv "a. NJ.
between Virginia and Gen Jackson IN rs.,rS ~
'Hose points OF constitutional doctrine ana H.
ilnes OF domestic policy 10 which tbs s - "oee
suehuonsy opposed. We reply. that :, a 10 eo
9s certainly foreknown 10 what exten, esnar.t
!dlAsoh IS prepared 10 20 in relation 10 these s,I.
b,,a ,, W. LAY IN MS festive speech az Pits
oG'e gave IL as one reason OF his preference of
! 1F. adams; that with respect 10 tbas. -,
! % "'y acquainted with his opinions ,vb;ro
! ue "sS IN Gonol as TO those of Gen jackson II
! ,nni,;as - 10y WIN all ms sagaciiy and orpor.
,unii'es OF JntSng, has room 10 doubt, s,s, -.
nave room 10 hope, and ope tbouob go, .
'"H is"suId' would Sill be suite emf 10 e,conrs
Us 10 Pefsrvere IN our course, hen ,Iespair bron
l"s over me desolaiion Of The past darkens sYsr,
present OBJECT, and oyeT.p reads everv ST.
| pect with The deepest gloom 'e Pps-'
| uses0'Vso therefore, That while we rviJI ,.
winning ana implicit 90. dience to ,ba co.pi,
s"'hofiiies winch exist, will use all f.r 81
80 means 10 eject change more consonant
win lie true features of our feierafiys sn.,..
"oie Jpst 10 theT ghs and privileges of ,b 49,.
anu more piopltoust 10 the perpe,rruy of tls ,I'
GU that we regard the evidence aj,s.1,,
oeoIe me pubic as amply sufficient to verify III.
n IT,. SV'I I understanding between John
" Ausihs and Henry Clay, b. which thew 49,
enaDlea 70 elevate each other TO Office. con;,,Yv,
Inc s''oSes' ND cations Of the wishes of he neoi
NsSo.Eeu' 4 nat we regard The example Jus
go " pos'"s 10 auction the highest Offices OF
s'st', as an indeli5!e stain on the renubl;c,, 49,;
y OF our country, and as marking the snnrn.rt
mai decay @! public morals which ia the consra
ioTefunner OF tie ruin of republics
N''oNeu' nat we regard Gen. A. J,c,.on
=" ~ p''e anu Zeeious patriot As man void of
! sphe ana PROOF against corruption, and a. I,syt
qualified by the sound and practicai cas-, nr.s;.
hind as by The purity and elevation of his uorsr.
10 Ill the highest office in the gift Of f;ss ps"
pie VI "ee 1seo-
,,1S ssoiys1' The delegates being considered 60
w"hdr'wn) that our Senator and DeIeeatss IN r.
o'ate LsSsIaiufs be and hey are berebv ,s,n.s,,
20 sid IN The formation Of Jackson Tlckei S-1'
Aeso'Ved That ia d5rtion 10 The persons bsro,a
=, NoIdoh FORBES, Down ng Con. Wro.
u Chandler, Gerard Hull, Senr James Senisss :. 80.
S'ephen ID. Pits, Esqrs. be appoint ed comm,,rsa
10 correspond with other committees in This ss
tofal district and elsewhere. s''''
Resolved, That the Editors of The Riohr.. !,
Enquirer, u. ) Telegraph and Political Areo..n
requested 10 publish these PROCEEDINGS ~
JOHN p. HUNGERFORD. e5,,,
II WM ROBINSON, Secretary.
~ meeting of The cit zsns of Halifax co,,o,1
opposed to the election Of Gen Andrew JscE 80,
TO the Presidency of tbs Uoitsl States hell 80
the 26'h Foy 1927, "''' vi
Mayor JOHN ;. Letgellen was called IN The. .d.i
and Henry p HaIfisld was appointed Src,s,sS
3 A4''I lew appropriate remarks from t,srsr.l
EHwaId " C~ffngtOn, explanatory OF the otiec,<
% ths meeting the following preamble and fssn.
Inions were submitted aud al pt,d Vvitbon, = H.
sentient voice: we
We portion OF the citizens # Halifax eotjnYz
are dscIde - oppo-td to the election Of
Ahue" Jackson to The Presidency Of The IJni-
'eu states, bceause we think him unfired for an.
Ohcs' 10 winch wisd m, pruienoe and moderation
are he PIE requisites; by temper not Ofiouslv fee
/ ~ violent and oyefbesTing; because we know
ihai he has IA many evil Offices, and we bava
I never understood that be has displaved 10
tie dischafge OF their duties, talents vvhScl.
elevs 81 hin shOve The level of ortinsrv sr,s..
men We s'e aleo, that sn' stterbpt l. now 49,.
King oiemove MIR. Adams rom the P,ss,a.,%.,
I Guar, end 90 lace Gen Jackson thereoo ~, 10
I on prncipt; moi because a change Of measure ~.
/ sApeeteui 90 because GeA jackson j. ony,oss6 ~,
'he arm aud to internal mp ovsrasot mi ~
Gao ca - ufgsI by its eneai..Y Tic sdrnisSS.