Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-16

Its production and its publication being both
'rion'ed to secret desire 10 bring od'um on the
cause Of Jackson, his friends deter,u,,eI 20 cal
II up at once and vote il down Accordingly on
the 81 day, Mr.. Esnew rose and .nquirsd OF the
gen ieman from Hawkins at what period he de,
signed 10 take it up. Mr.. Rodgers plead ind,s-
position and begged for time. lii appeal was
unavsilins; for, the House d.erinineito,ske /, IN
by "a Votes 10 10; and it during tie dsb,ie
which snsue,l. that Messis l.. AID Turl.y d-l,-
Yerei the above remarks. Acc. r,inr 10 ,he
Banner, Messis. Rogers AID Hope defended
the res luton, as the legitimate consequence OF
the resolutions and Argument adopted on Monday.
M.-srs Egnew, Turnsy, Aiken, and Iiu'ing op.
p''sedi, as unnecessary ana ineypedie,i, caicua-
tel 10 inlure the cau-s OF General J. * son and TO
support the charge made against his friends of in
tolerance and violence The resou on was re-
lreted, yeas 3. nays 34-CThe yeas being Messrs
Hope, Iindssy, and Rodgers )
Aud now what becomes OF al the Glamour
wh ch the n. y. American and the Nat. Journal
are se'iing up against this singular resolution:
The real friends of General jackson are the fret
"a vote II down and surely the fate OF this re=ou
ION es no colour 10 the very liberal insinuation
L. the ~ Journal that these gross s. saomalou-
proceedings he'd their origin with General Jarkssn
himself! his '' unconouerable hatred to Mr. Clsy
and biz determination 90 spare no eGfor, TO elevate
himself TO power on the Iuns fthose TO whom he
attributes his defeat at the last ELECTION"
AN An'i-J FCEson meeting was b ed = 4tuT.
day in the Borough of Ncrfalk. The Herald
says ii was 'redliy both iarg. and rtsp. ctQbie
perhaps more numerous than any zee have ever
seen on any sba.|0r occasion in our town. -
Gen Rabert B. Taylor was called to the Chair,
and Joseph II. R"herteon, Esq appointed Secre
,ary al er The OBJECT 81 the meeting ted
by ny. Robertson, Preamble and Res lu,ions
were adopted. DIR John Fench Joseph H. Ro-
bertson. John Myers and Archibald Taylor, were
Snnoiniet Delegates to attend the Convention in
Richmond, sHd Core spording COMMITTEES of %
were s!so designated. a Correspondent gives r.-
thee jiiI,rsn, account Of this matter lie ia
forms US, tht af the most elaborate preparation
foI fortnight, and The most dexterous givings-
on, - entice eope 10 the meeting, 90 the utmost
number was $50, of which certainly come were
spies j" the camp, and, vulgarly speaking, hal no
business there
The Petersbars In,esencer assures us that the
sia'eInent which we copiel of the Pe,er.bure
Meeting from the 81 Old Do1inian'' is incor ect v
tia, IT 90 was among the most numerous and re-
pec'ahla ever held here by any party, or by an
union OF parties. on any occasion whatever: and
that it can be proUed that tie number of Ffeehod-
ers p'esent Nss bstwsen ftffy an sirfy. much
larger proportion than II il usual to see assemble
a our Town Meetings" - that " with regard to the
! assertion of the Old Dominion that this B,rousb
CO tains 2I0 FTeeholders 1--WE have never vet
heard Of more than 220 being poed at any Elec-
ton of Representative, since the act granting he
privilege was PASSED. aud that ot these AIr Adj
ans will get the liberal Pr0po. tan of 90 u 65.
we have to remark that il Is but the guess Of the
Editor who put il forth -
We have received and 81 al publish in our next
the +. oceedngs OF the two meetings in Louisa
county; held at the Court house on the same day
one Tor Jackson, and the other against him. The
last goes at all events az inst him 4" without
pie igi"s themselves 10 suppor' john q. Adams -
IL Is too modest 10 state it, own nun bers; but
we presume 1t was very thin collection The
Chairman and Secretary OF the Jackson meetip o
on The other hand, safe. that ths number WIZ
voted for the adoption of their Preamble and Re
solutions was counted and amounted to 375. The
resolutions state, that the friends of jackson il
Louisa, ''expect their Representative in the n.xt
Assembly to attend the Conv ention of the msm
bers OF the Legislator, to nominate an L. ectoI.I
Ticket.
We shall publish sIso in our next the Procee !.
Inss OF ne Meeting in rolins, though rumour
states II was q complete failure.
The F'incasrle Mirror states that the DELEGATE.
rom bot9tourt are good men and irue;'' and
hat an . over whelming majority ofibeir constiu
enis sre known to be favorable 10 the siecton Of
Grnersl Jackspn-bu', that " no doubt the Del
eSaes would go into conv enton in a manner more
conGenial to their principles, were they go in
stTucted by their coUsttuents''-'' all thipps con
sidered therefore, it H. earnestly TO be boped tina,
the friends OF General Jackson in this county will
meet together on Monday next 18th inst and A.
aopi such measures as may TO them, seem hes
calculated to promote lhs object they have in
view"