Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-08

2. Also, an address 10 the people of this state
3. Also, an address 70 'hn people If the United'
States:
{. Also. address to the peonc of the South
| ern States, who are likewise suffering under the
operation of the rarE
! .. Also, an address 10 the people OF Eentuckv ~,
SITTING to them, the oppressive AMI baneul effects
! Of The present measures, and the inevitable ami
hilaticn IT all trade between US until change of
| ihese measures:
g. Also. an address to the mercantile and ship
ping interests of the Unit 4 States conduling with
them on our wrctchei situation, and caIlinp on
them for an united effort, TO cxtricate ourselves
| from the trammels with which ignorance and cupi-
/ dity have fettered US:
! a. Also. TO open correspondence with distinguish
| ell individuals throughout tn United States that
we may gain the aid OF their counsel and co. ope-
| ration:
| s. Also, an exclusive employment of all mocha
MICS at home, aud that decided preference be gil
ven TO all articles produced in own state:
g. Nnd also, the establishment of an Agricul-
turai Society for the encouragement Of every
branch of farming and huSbaniry. particularly
suitable TO the present times
| 10 For the present, the committee recommend.
| ell the appointment OF Committee of Vigilance
TO consist of seven whose duty il shall be- TO en-
quire what branches of industry can be advantage
ously carried on in this stale, without an invesii-
'ure OF any great capital, and 10 devise every
means in our power to free us from this system Of
plumber.
|
zens of this district meet on the first Monday in
next month. until the session of he Legislature:
and that the committees appointed by this meet
ing report monthly, at such meetings. on the mat
ters intrustcd 10 their care, to the end that the
CITIZENS may be duly informed of the proceedings
OF their committees, and the committees regularly
conducted and directed by their fellow citizens:
| And lastly that committee of three he appoint
ed to receive voluntary subscriptions for defrayng
the unavoidable expence of printing reports, me-
MORALS, addre sses, &c.
On motion to adopt the report. and the measures
recommended, MIR. N'Cord spoke in explanation
OF the views OF the committee and in favor of their
| adoption he replied to by Mr. Bynurn who
without advocating the Tariff system, opposed
| some OF the proposed means of resisting il; Col
| Preston followed, and in speech OF some length.
examined the whole Tariff policy and advocated
! the principles on which tile committee had acted
and generally the measures recommended by them:
| Capt Black also made some remarks in favor of the
| report.
| Upon taking the question, on agreeing to the
report, division of the meeting was called for
when il appeared that there were but tyo votes
in the negative.
| The chairman then appointed the following gem
! tlemen on the respective committees under the
| above recommendations
Standing Committee IF thirteen.
W. c. Preston. a. Kirk,
| James Gregg, f. M.CuIIv
| G.. p. Bookter, L. G. Brown
| J. N Partridge, VIM Briggs
| W. Hampton, jr. p. J. M'Cord
A. Banding, NJ Herbemont
| 10 whom the chairman was added on motion
Committee Of Pigiiance.
| James i5oatwright, j. MsCuily.
| John Bryce, James M'Fe,
| j. A. Black T. III. Fisher.
| James Hora.
Committee Of Finance.
| J. Barrett, BL. M.Lanchln.
| Joseph Ellison.
On motion OF Capt Black, one thousand copies
oil the report OF the committee, were ordered to
| be printed in pamphlet form, for circulation.
JOHN j. CHAPpELL, Chairman.
WV. c. CLIFTON, Sec'ry
DR.. K. NJ. Paterson. of the ITnirersit,, nr Penn.