Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

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patronized if subservien, and prescribed II indie
| pendent.
The development of these proofs OF unhtness
! and incompetency In our present rulers has been
attended, as might be expected iTom an Intelligent
community with progressive increase OF strength
ia the cause of the people. The patriotism OF our
country has rapidly rallied round the standard OF
| him i'm whom the hopes of republicanism at this
| crisis exclusively cent,e. The Hero OF New Or
leans has become the avowe ed political favorite in
| several states, wherein he before enjoyed but a
measured popularity. While his adversaries weigh
ed in the balance, are found wanting, his sterling
virtues and signal services, deriving lus're from the
| contrast gain upon the affections and confidence
OF his country men.
/, is scarcely requisite that should speak 10
you Of the attitude maintained by Pennsylvana. in
this vital struggle. Her march is onwsrd and I'M
| wave Ing; with hourly augnen,ing energies, aTis-
Ing from hourly deepening convictions; with no
purpose but national redemption, no guide but the
torch Of truth, agents Of conversion but reason
and the love OF country. Her pathway is clear,
direct adopted: she ~ i'll steadily pursue il. until
the pledged exer,ions OF her Democracy shall be
crowned with ,uccess. Ehe project we no., sug-
gest for CO. operation, promises advantages OF
an obvious and Efficient kind. Il will be Iecol
lected that they who WELD the patronage Of
government controui and direct an organized force
throughout the states, and tina, to such fo:re,
concert of action and identity of purpose are com
municaied by r single impulse. An engine like
this in the BANDS ii reckless politicians, is ex-
remely formidable. Against a scattered, anxious
and honest people, it is especially dangerous. Its
operations may be conducted with the mystery of
the executive closet, and its effects be frs perceiv-
ed the last riyet Is fastened. safe mode OF
cncoun ering this secret enemy of popular rights
is 10 accomplish, through the agency of cores
ponding committees. perfect understanding a
rhorg the friends of ANDREW JACKSON, in
all the states and 10 produce, thereby, the power
at Simultaneously supporting one paramount Oh scl.
We urge il, therefore, upon your attention as q
measure, not OF necessity, bu, OF prudent pIecau-
ticn: which Is unaccoinpan;ed 10y evils of any
kind, vii! bind us cl. ssly together, and add
the precision and effect OF the final struggle loI
constitutional regeneration. We shall rejoice to
hear of your having sanctioned the plan by
nestly ahd actively aiding in the formation of
committee within your state.
We are, Sir, respectfully, your friends and fell
low citizens,
CHANDLER PRICE, Chairman.
Henry HoRN, Secretary.
RESOLUTIONS.
At a meeting of The Democratic Jackson Com
mitee, held IN the city OF Philadelphia, on the 18th
day OF January, 1927, the folio wing resolutions
were unati:nonsly adopted.
Resoiosa, That in order a more per feet
union aud cooper alton among those " no are en-
gagged IN mani aiming the sacred sovereignty of the
people, by promoting the of ANDREW
JACKSON, II is expe!ient, that we recommend
to our iel!ow-cizens tie var ious ates and la
The District OF Columbia the AZ poiniment of COM
;ni'tees OF Correspondence, with which this Com
nitiee m"y communicate: upon all subjects Of &C.
ncral importance.
Rcsoiycd, That the foregoing resolution be for
waTded IN a circular by our Chairman and Secretary
TO all those whom they may DEEM disposed to as
SIst IN It's execution.