Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-13

"s sodsss. and De sanitary Lesson to future asp;-
rsnts for power.
place OF Chief Magistrate, there appears TO be more
On whom the opinion of the opponents of Mr.. A
dams can be 30 entirely concentrated as on Gene
raj Jackson Or his merits il were needless for us
TO spesk --nce there is scarcely child in The re-
public 20 ignorant not 10 have heard Of the OBJ
ject'ons OF his enemies, of The distinguishes II
traits OF character for wh ich he is admired by his
friends We may be permitted. however, to u.eo-
ton that which to seems of the u,
mos. import He is honest man &c an ircor-
rupfibie patriot. We are among those who be-
lieve that if the affairs Of the republic cali for talents
they call for honesty and purify much more; and
we have witnessed with unqualified admir- alton the
exsrtion 10y General Jackson during the last pre-.
| sdeniial contest, of a msgnsnnous aud unmat rhed
self-denaI, which gives unques,ionsbie assurance
OF his political purity ard elevation Of soul II ia
an incident IN the transactions of that memorable
day. which shines more brightly from the dark
shades by which il wa surrounded and even
those TO WHOM, General jackson hs. been obnox-
ious, may find many of his imputed errors redeem
ed BY the msgnanim'iy and dignity Of his deport ,
ment on that trying occasion. As he has nobly
disdaIned undue mesns o ausInto pow err, we shall
ave no reason to spprebend The use of force or
y audto reca's il. He who has scorned to bargain
tor place, will scorn 10 bold II by patronage and
corruption; whe the man who will cond sscend to
6uy, y Is no want of charity TO believe may h,ms
sell be bought
As to Gen Jsckson's talents, we have no doubt
OF heir adequacy TO the duties of the presidency
; 10 o,he's be mar yield in the rounding Of peri
3D. the composition OF essay, in the obliquiiies
OF diplomacy, or the delivery OF barsngue; but ne
yields TO none in knowledge nf mankind talent
for sdiir-. and mind fruitful of resources in times
OF difficulty. His sssse,y will draw around him
distinguished ministers, while hi. stern and nt,ex
ibie political honesty will institutions
q ON the approache of corruption
Resolved, therefore, That this meeting view
with deep and anxious concern the mode by which
The rresent administration attained their power,
and the means by which they seek to sustain
Themselves in Office.
Resolved, This, in The opinion of this meeting
the happiness of the people. and the permauency
OF our Institutions. are intimately involved in the
Issue OF the ensuing election of president.
Resolved, That deeply impressed with these
views we will aid. by all legal aud honorable
mean- In promoting the election OF Andrew Jack
son
Resolved, That our Senator and Delegates 10
the General Assembly be, and they hereby, re-
quested to attend such meeting may be held
winter in Richmond, to fran. an electoral ticket
for that purpose.
R-soved. That there be constituted Central
Committee OF Correspondence for Frederick county
70 be nominated by the Chair, TO consist of one hum
dred pereons. whose duty Il shall be to correspond
with the several District Committees OF this eoun
", aud others that may be appointed with these
views IN other counties - Whereupcn the follow
Ing gentlemen were appointed by the Chair on
said Committee
Philip Melon, Nathaniel BuwcIl Col yo.eph Tuly Ste
phen DAVIS, Thomas H. Dmwsll, Alfred D. Ashby, Ww G.
ne:oo' eorge H. Burwe James Baker, DR.. Jane. Hay,
guson Bell Col James Bowen, Col John b. E.,e WiIfora
VIM X Ro hsIsley VIM how Newton Hesdsy
Cornelius e. baldwin Mai I.sac fIi,e, Dr. George Lyns
Simon Osr.on Are6tsd Masiii RichsrS Well. Mi squire
bsL Sr. John D. MLtod, Thomas Lrtl.ton, Wn Castle
John b. Lsrue. George Lane, Lewis Gsorge H.
Gori,, Wm rayIsr, p,w.on M'cormick Thoma, r byrd,
Tsyim, Henry Serves Jos Parr, Or. Taliafero strbng,
W nya W S"h W 3S SsI5ss W. Sew, SAM. curl
Joshua Gore Sep J.seh Miller gsp. rhoms- Collins Capt.
Page Of J4aevs Ma e.ss Brsrs .Vn tsaoIpS, pr
a1' t1"ss1s a0bsr LsswrE Joseph sn, John
Capt WIN ~ Barton, Warner W. Throetnor,on Henry W.
0riek M,jor 5sms. NJ Mason, John Hopkins Alexander g.
ridhaii Robert T. Conrad James MARSHALL Henry M Brent
Cure, Alfred t. sssal JOHN Ricnld,en. Rev atorr.
Reed, John +. Wall, john Bruce, Abraham Miller John w
Sewers, Col James Way. '''' ''-e'
On motion, the Chairmon was added 10 the
Committee of Correspondence.
Resolved. That we highly approve the uea.
su;es which have bven adopted by Our fellow
ciiizens of the county in their several meetings.
aud earnestly recommend to them zeal and yiei.
lance in the prosecution Of our common purpose
-citiz-ns throughout the state who concur with
ne, IA cooperate in such manner they may deem
best calculated to promote the election of Andrew
Jackson.
Resolved, Thst the proceedings OF this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and pnbo
iIshed in he newspapers of Winchester, the Rich
mond Enquirer. andi in such othsr papers as are
friendly TO the object of The meeting
Ga motion OF Nathaniel BIrwell, Esq. unan-
lnlons vote of thanks was given to the COMMITTEES
who reported the preamble and resolutions
On motion of James NJ Mssen, Esq. unani-
nous vote OF thanks gwen the Chairman
snd Secretary for the ability wi,h which they have
discharged their respective duties
On motion the meeting thea adjourned.
JARED WILLIAMS. Charm.
"A. s. TIrBALL, Ssc'ry
We are not surprised >, The number Of AMI jack
son meetings which have baen Gnnounced. One
may call spirits from the Vastly deep but will
,hey come when they are rali@d''l 2 WE Derceivs