Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27


licans. to submit with patience and coaientmen,
TO the inst AMI res-or.sie administration of that
power, and TO yield to IL their support Sup
port which republicans never give to power iin~
properly exercised over them and they VIII
always regard power exercised over them and their
rights improper, which is in the hands OF men a
gainst the will of majoriy-as the same cause
will pronounce The same effect. so the same means
by which power has been obtained VIII DE EN-
pioyed for its continuation. II an administration
of the government is created by the Will OF n ma
jnrity of the people, in consequence oil their con
fience in the members thereof, il will noting to DO
for a election. but TO conduct the affairs Of the
government with the same patriotism, integrity s
virtue which first inspired confidence - But when
an admnstr ation is got upb by con;rvianco and ina
nsgement, by cunning or corruption, against the
will OF the people, IL will resort TO the came
for its continuance in power, which were success
fdlly used 10 obtisu it Look, for eXempliti
cation OF this truth, TO the course of the present
administr a,iun-new, and heretofore unheard oil
powers claimel by the president without the con-
rent OF constitutional advisers, the senate Now,
expensive and unnecessary missions to foreign ma
lions CRAFTY faYoTite adheIents ard supporters
army of electioueefing ensneers. at great pub
lie expense disp atched into various sections OF the
country 10 recoDnoi,Ie routes for roads and canals
even where no road is practicable, and no water
for a canal--to deceive the people and create X
pectations that they are to receive great benefits
from this administration, which can never be rea-
iized-thu, attempting to cheat and deude the peo-
pie with their own money: exciting and fostering
sectional feelings OF interest aud OF prejudice, by
fsvouring extravaganza measures beneficial 10 one
and ruinous TO another portion OF the Union
whereby to array one against another, that they
may retain power. The members of the cabine
going forth to make speeches to the people, fiat
tering an terms to them, but Intended 10 praise
the president and themselves, and to Yiify
and SANDER Patriot who has rendered much
service 10 his country, and stood high in thu
confidence and affections of the people. Dsmis
sing useful public servants who would not eulo
gize the administration, aud tewarding with Office
and public money, those who most vlely slande
its opIoseIs.
To avoid all these things, by elecing the man
OF the people, would be great gain, in vindcating
their majesty, restoring the government TO simpli-
city and purity, saving the peoples money, anC
avoiding the corruption Of public manners.--
Wherefore;
Resolved, That we will use all proper means tc
promote the election of General Andrew Jackson
10 the next Presidency.
Resolved, That we approve of the formation
of an electoral ticket by the republican membe1'
of the Legislature, and that request the dele
gates of this county 10 use their best Efforts tC
form one favorable to the election Of Genera
Jackson.
Resolved, That we approve of the plan which
has been proposed of eecting delegates TO Rich
mond from all those counties which not repre-
sen,ed in the Legislature by the friends of Gen
Jackson, for the purpose Of aiding in the formation
of Jackson electoral ticket, aud that we recon-
mend the said plan to the friends Of Gen. Jackson
through the State.
Resolved, tina, Capt Joseph w. Scott, Raleigh
Chiffon, Alexander Clements, Capt, Miles Carey
Jacob Early. Daniel Sratton, Semon Austin
James G. Desring, Odin q. Clay, Joseph Gaddy
William Jones, S,esling G.. Anderson, Doci. WIN
w. Austin Barnett Finch, 4 chiiIes ID. Johnson
Charles II. Lynch, Doct. WIN. IL Is Christian
Maj Benjemin Halen, Maj Douglas B. Hancock,
William Z. M'AiIiser, Capt. Zacheus T.. Chesth-
am, NJ j Joseph M'Allister, John Arlington
Capt John Rosser, Col Robert franklin, Capt.
Jno. l.. Woodson, and Captain VIM Dinguid be
appointed COMMITTEES of vigilance aud conespon
denee in The cause of Gen. Jackson.
ReSoIUed, hat the Editor OF the Lynchburg
Vuginian. RichmondEnquirer Washington City
Telegraph and Virginia Advocate, be requested to
Tres mrs srt;ttures 6tferr. ~ 'ioi-
]. 3 RISQUE, Chairman.
C Wn; ~ A 1unn% Secretaries.