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

.. All the departed aud surviving Heroes oi til
revolution: We enjoy the fruits OF their vaorou.s
iabours let us emulate their glorious deeds, ar.f
gratefully venerate their memory.
| u. Thomas Jefferson: The immortal author a,
the Declaration Of that Independence which W.,
this day celebrate: We admire his talents aud his
republican principles,
J 2. James Madison and James Monroe ,v-presi
dents of the United States.
e,h. internal improvement, indispensable 10 the
future prosperity OF our dear Old Dominion
| 9t'l. Agriculture, Commerce. and Manufactures
so mutually dependent, that bounty to either de-
presses the others
| III. Inc purity OF Elections, both federal and.
state no bargain, no compromise. 10 understands
'hg' no intriguing necessary to promote the public
good Honesty Is the best policy.
IL The Constitution OF the United States una
du'terated by the latiiudinous doctrines OF exp.-
diency, implication, or construction.
i2'h The State OF Virginia, the land Of our bs,,.
anu our affection We will maintain her or Incl
pies and nobly ,indicate her interests.
18Th. Gen. Andrew Jackson, second 10 Wash
ihgton In hiS claims 10 national gratitude We
h"ii the day OF his election to the Presidency ot
these United States, as a most prcptous opport,,-
nifty to abridge ie Presidential Term of service u
four years.
CO.'EML.vIC.qTED
AT meeting o! the Jackson Corresponding Conr-
mi'Iee Tor Henrico county, held on the 9th day %.
May, 1873, at Henrico Court House.
Edmund Christian Chairman of said Committee
presiding, Robert y. Mayo was appointed Secre.,
ry' me letter oil the Jackson Central Committee
10 Tue Chairman OF this Committee, having been
read, the following Resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That this Committee will cordially
ana zeaiousiy support the nomination OF Andrew
Jackson oil tennessee, Tor the Office of President OF
Tue United States ut the next Election and oCJohu
Z; Calhoun, OF South Carolina, for the Office oil
vice President; ami that we will use all honorable
means to promote their Election
kesolved' That 10 promote vigilance, and ac,v-
~, IN advancing 'he cause for which this Commit
Tee are advocates the following Citizens be addet
70 Ills committee, Edward &. Mayo Chas Wor-
ihan, David a. Shepherd, Fleming Putnam
Jno. e. Mosby, Thomas West, John Stagg, Rich'd
L.lySon H., pabney Cartwright, Sam Cartwright,
Jun Lrtleberry Allen senr. Bowler Fisher. Ed
ward Garter, VIM. Baker, Thos. Pemberton
Shris tlan Allen, SEN Albert G. Hobson, Samuel
bniord, Caleb Frayser, VIM. Cartwright, Josep,,
BAILEY, junior John George, William, Chillrey.
Christopher =. Roanc, Robert Bradley. Snois,
wood bradley, benjamin Iliiliard Beniau,in .
Francis, Peter VI. M0sby, William Pein,.r.
ton, James a. Goddin, Christian Allen. ir. Edw,r,
VI Marraoie, Pat. Gleason, Charles u. Abrahams, Is.
Sheppcrd, WIN. Young, Mathew H. Owen II q
W iliielaw, 10. Priddy, ). Hobson Jas O Brnc
G. Priddy, W. I'll. Mosely, Byrd George. Jas BAR,
ker, a. Biackbourne, Wilson Gregory, John Col.
gun, John T.. Price. Francis Il. Price, Pat H. Gen.
ny, VIM. Blackburne, Francis Smith las WooJ
I'm, Jas. {. Alien, oham Allen, ir Robt. III Uar-
wood, Edward f. Cartwright John T. uarwooJ
Richd OlpLn Chas. s. piicc, Smith g. Ne,-I
New VIVA. D. Barker, Reuben 5. b,akey, John
Bridgewater, Thomas J Bethel, Rich'd ienkins
VIM. Gay, NJ thew Hobscr, VIM Iiaiey, Thomas
titzwilson, Edward MountcastIc, Ricii'd Reins.
Jno Armistead, WIN. Deprcs,.
Resolved, That this Committee will meet =,
Their Court House on the lst day OF every qna,-
tcry Court until the election and on any ntber
occasion that the Chairman may think incctiny
necessary.
Resolved, That the foregoing proceedings be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and be in
IA hp q OIIE Emo
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Charm.
RoBT. MAYO, Jecry.