Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-26
COMMUNICATED.
Jfadi al atsrdm pdrtsrn.
buckingham resolutions; Basis Of Representation AMI
Political yMouen,ents 6yMe Dominant PARTY, &c

COMMUNICATED.
aadi At alsrdm partern.
Buckn gho,n resolutions; Basis of on AMI
Political Movements 6fHe Dominant Party, &C.
&c. Sc.
The public will see prob.bIy In. above resolution, in
prn aud they may he taken for the calm and cool
considerations Of the People Of Buckingham, wish
TO give succinct history of III" proceedings u thar
day, and some that have preceded them.
Some or years ago, tho opinions Of tn. penple Of
Buckingham fofestsiird by the speeches OF or
gentleman Lawyers, and no one answered them. The
same sui ec in alter that, brou gbt be
fore the people and only Individual arose
the Experimentation tho appointment Of Driegates
there were two speeches made in favor Of The srocra
ic Interests. When these two speakers had finished
speaker arose in the opposton-and he was imnc
'y informed he could not spsak-he would disturb lhs
then election.
The her day-tho object Of those resoIu,ions benr
before the pecplea gentleman aud stated the OH
ject Of the meeting snd asked Or thu appointment OF
Committeeman satisfied with that another gentleman
arose and argued the principle before people
The reported resolutions brought forward. Thu,
forssfaIns The minds Of tho people on all
This 10 the chance The great Convention Question has
hsd in Buckingham. The writer Of this article got up
10 cay. ihst all he wanted the resoIuions-and that
was unfair play argue the subjsct fore the peops
until the resolutions were before Them, when in,nedi.
stely considerable noise made and . yo, iierou
coll for committee. The resolutions were reported nj
last and a. read, substitute wa. offered Tb,
ProPoser OF the substitute then addressed The Chair and
stated that he was ready thenor at any other time h
ehar nsht indicate, TO support his subsuis.-Thc
S"d" ne slcpped about yards
paper; IN the me an iime, another gentleman and
went into an elaborate support o. the reported rcsoI
ions, and he was again cut out oil his isGt speak
matter though last, il not least-whfn the char
held up the Subsur TO he voted Tor, or sgainst and
the Report for, or sgans, the Aye, and Noes were
called for otter each oher that no on. wih pro-
srety could have Voted ot the subSitue-( pinons OF
gentlemen may dfsr this point bu. TO the writer IL
30 appesrs) and when the vote wss isken how many
vo'ed Tor tie resolutior probably 10 I2-and out Of
That number appeared 10 the writer there
erAi from other cOuniies.-I hope The people Of the
other counties Fl this District will take those reso.
TUTORS a. the csluy expressed seDtcns Of tho peo-
P'o OF Buckingbsn.--I hore the Representatives to
whom they addressed will not take IL SOL hone
the enlightened snd philosophical people Of virginia
viii not take " sofOr whose edifIcaon they are 10 be
put IN print u il said JThe writer vas informed by
Veiy respectable gentleman, that more signatures
could he obtained TO the Substitute than 10 tie Report
a. adopted (is but justice to the Chair 10 state inst
" did not hear the appeal made il-snd that in offer
Ing he vote, j. was not Intentionally done, and lie
net conscious was donr) 1t so; but such is the
effect Ether through hsaring or not hearing, thu.
discussion Is to be confined to the dominant Anti Com
renuon paiv. IL such things exist IN all the
counties oI Virginia, what would he the e1cc The peo-
pie OF virginia would remain in eternal darkness IN
an arocfacy indeed would rule with rod Of iron No.
thing but the Press would save the peopeand 10 The
Press the writer sppsss,-Do gentlemen believe that
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