Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08

~ III the idea vi prospect OF dissolution OF tb,
union, which we have no doubt many expect. W.
know from woeiul experience that hush p,oR.y
has effected great dea& in former times; and Goi
forbid that these times should return Secret SER
cice money even expended Tor the country's good.
we by no means are advocates for. We wish
things to be done above board, and the Who'll.
country be made acquainted with what is go
ing on.
ut has been recommended that an extra session
ot the Legislature be called 10 adopt measures TO
counterfeit rie effect ct this pcrnicous TariT--Wc
can see no good which might result from this pro-
ceeding were IT carried into operation.-The pco-
Pile have The remedy in their own hands, and we
sincerely hope they will exercise it. It has
Deen recommended that tax of FtFry per
cent be laid by the Legislature on all northern
manufactured goods imported into tie state of
south Carolina. II this is the only OBJECT for
which they wish convention of the LEGISLATURE
the money which would he expended to accom-
piish 1t, would be uselessy applied for we do sin
cereiy believe that we have not a merchant a.
honS us who would be willing TO introduce a pack
age OF any article which would be calculated TO in
sun the feelings OF those among whom he lives"
| what! and Is there TO be extra session of the
| legislature! no legal measures to counterdct the
lafHE DO cpuniervaiiing legislation: open ress-
! 'ance IN South Carolina? no blood shetland no
attempt AZ disunion: Nothing 10 make handle Of
! 10 raise panic against jackson and his friends
and 10 save the Administration under the sInoke-
We condoie with the Editors OF the two officials
| This weapon which they were WELDING with so
much art and dextcrty, is stricken out OF their
hands--and they may excaiiu with Sir Joseph
banks" Fleas are not lobsters," sc. SC Peter
pindar VIII give them the rest of the quotation.
ihey WIN now have TO draw upon their old and
exhausted treasury-and bring again into play their
old scraps from musty and msrepre scented PAPERS
| or the tales of the Six Militiamen-and Uarris's
ietter--and perhaps throw Off Us their friends are
! doing in Lexington, Cincinnati and New Orleans.
new Edition OF the Coffin Hand Bills, Sc. Sc
| Co.M.uU.y7c.aTED
| Al a meeting of the Citizens of Charles City
County, held at the Courthouse on the 3D. of July
1872 pursuant to notice, Tor the purpose of taking
mo consideration the propriety of appointing de
ieSates TO convention TO be held at Charlottes-
vile on the fourteenth day of the present month on
the subject OF the Internal Improvement OF Vir-
! ginia,
John Tyler Esq called TO the chair, and
/ ihos III Wilcox, Esq. appointed secretary. The
chairman having explained the objects OF the meet
lug, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
| LIST. Resolved that we approve orthc objects CON
'el"P!ateu 10 be accomplished by the deputies APP
pointed from various Counties 10 assemble at Char
louisville III order 10 consult of the measures pro-
per 10 be adopted, to advance the improvement of
the State OF Virginia. trour State resources
I'd Resolved, that John Minge, John B. Chris
tian and Edward {. Wilkinson be, and they are
hereby appointed deputies 10 repr ssen, this County
| in said meeting.
3i Resolved, that the proceedings of this meet
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and
forwarded for publication TO the Editors oil the Rich
inond Enquirer and Constitutional Wing
! And then the meeting adjourned.
JOHN TYLER, Cham
| THO ~. WIkLcox, Sec'ry.
! The citizens of Surry had meeting (AIr. John
faulcon in the chair, and Peter 7. spratIcy, Sc
cretaryl and appointed col. c. Crump, coionel
Ralph Graves, John rau!con, II. H. Edwards ana
Francis Ruiin their Delegates 10 the convention
! OF Charlottesville.
The citizens of Greenbrier had meeting on the
Esd u!t., (Mr. Ballard Smith in the Chair, aud D.!
! T. Caldwell, Secretary and appointed Mcssrs
James NJ 'Laughiin, Robert Grattan J. b Bo,c,,n
John b. Caldwell and j. Winthrop as Delegates,
TO attend the Conventions TO be held at Stanton
and at Charlottesville.
| The citizens OF Norfolk Borough held meeting
at the Town-Hall OH the % instant John T. Holi
Mayor OF the Borough, in the Chair and Thomas
u. DToughion Secretary They adopted rcSou-
tons strongly in favor OF Internal improvements
anu appointed Me,srs. George Newton and John
iaoo their delegates 10 tie charlottesville Convcn-
| ton.
We have hitherto omitted TO state that the ''Vir-
| GINA Palladium, which supports The cause OF Gen
Jackson with great spirit, has been transferred
from the town OF Portsmouth TO the Borough of
Norfolk.
| The Citizens OF Winchester aud county Of Fred
erick met OH the goth ult. (Judge Tucker in the
! Chair, and John NJ. Bronze Secretary and ap-
pointed the Chairman; james VI. Mason, X. W
W..
VIM. Stephenson, D. Ii. Allen, r. L, Byrd. M,i
~ Gibson, j. Vi. Marshall and j. +. Cooke their
Delegates to the Charlottesville Convention
They also requested their Delegates 10 unite IN
amy proper measure that may he proposed in lhe
(tonveDIion to procure removal os the restriction
on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road-Also 10
IPromoie by all proper means the adoption OF a III,
memorial TO the next General Assembly, PRAYING
that body to subscribe much stock TO the Chc,a-
peake and Ohio Canal, the funds Of the Stale
and The Interests OF the people may in their opinion
Justly.
! SIGNS, Seat a meeting of 20 militia compa-
nies in Mercer county, Kentucky, vote was r...
Gently ,aken-ior jackson ATS, Adams ga rife
company III Monroe, in Ohio, gave j. g. A. q
a letter from Shelbyvile in Indiana states that j
wiilreceive the vote OF that state, " by majority
OF thousands"
have established at the CITY OF Washington n, W
lpaper the " Washington Chronicle, issued evaty
Saturday at dollars a year. Ii is Handsomely
printed, and its selections appear TO be very good
IL takesno side in the party politics of the ia.
| MIR. Norveil, formerly Editor of the Aurora i
Established new paper at Philadelphia under ia.
title of " The Pennsylvania" 1t is Il WceL
literary and political Journal, printed in quar
form, OF a large size and very well executed II.
contents are miscellaneous and very agreeable. IT
supports Gen. Jackson.
We received by last Evenings Mail The fir;
No. oil the " HagerStoyn Mdir'-a no,y week.,
tjo"r~ei. oe,obiis,'ea 0asnIngton cointy, Md
warmly espouses the cause of Gen. Jackson.
! The Baltimore Patriot of the 9Th gives a on
and splendid account OF the Procession of the Iii
! The frs, carriage contained Mr.. Carroll and Gen
Smth-the two next, MIR. Stevenson (of this cit,
! Speaker of tho House of Representatives. ~.
! Edward Coles, sc. Ac.--We shall publish an e.