Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01


mys CIRCUS unconstitutional bank Oh all the gov
ernnlents in the world us from that pape Ars-
tocracy. the deepest shade OF power known TO man.
90 JNO. DEJERNATT
n 3 On the 9Th lust submitted the above 10
the care oil Mr.. J. Ii Peasants. for publication. and
received his assent publish 1t III his paper OF he
Goth. Accordingly, l conveyed my manuscript
with some corrections. his Office, the morning
OF 2Sth when he handed me The unnouncement.of
Mr.. Clopton, by voters in Richmond. saw by that
notice that Mr. Clopt"n was not consulted end de-
term.ncd after leaving papers IN the hands of all
the printers to T.rrseyere, lowing myself liberty
withdraw on the first court-day III tho district In
the mean ,,ne call upon Mr. Clopion to come for
yard and declare his Intention J. d.
WORKING MEMS MEAIING
Alta large aud respectable meeting o Working Men
tary Hail. on Friday oveuisg Hast Joseph Chandler
called the chair aud J. O. Conner AM Robert kois ap
iue call read the objects which embraced stated in
few app'oprae observations from The char notion
Kca,ng, Joseph McClntock, Harper, constitute
committee 10 dah resolutions expressive OF the sense oil The
meeting,
The committee having elcd for few minutes, returned and
reported the following preamble and resolutions which, alter
a momem'ary discusson, were UNANIMOUSLY Adopted
Whereas the glorious triumph OF civil and religious
liberty France calculated To awaken the eissi
emotions of pleasure IN every republican BOSOM rejoicing ~
with fellow citizens the Working Men are ANXIOUS
testify satisfaction by celebrating this event IN oecom
ing and enthusiastic manner The part winch the Working
Men took that fighting the thick OF the
battle II ragged violence, aud
peaceful occupations when Tie strife done, meets
and piuudes appreciation BE therefore
Resolved That signal by breIh
Working Ncn OF commanded the pupils Of
pny icchnc nstl,ue hail the triumph with peculiar
; delight
Resolved, That consider the order and dccou together
with the of the peope mr,iient when france
without law and without head, perfect pledge tina,
Working Men ready TO cone.d for tHeu rights
Resolved That the raprdy with which the late revolution
designed accomplished proves the eop
oi b that they nave ou ia w; and
cooperate the ano:hcf, aud they uiiiSi be free
Resove ed, aff1Ids the working OF TINS
nifty example may effected
aEshng the geat principles chief OF which general
and national sci of education they
they wl ohy TO themselves aud rally behalf
of their
Resolved That rejoice pest1, laterns condition
the peope regret
TO the adoption OF nUuacha form OF government instead
; molly rc1,ublcan,
Resolved, Tina, committee be appointed draft and io,-
ward iogh the medium OF La Eayetc consrailaory ad
dress Working Men Of Piliadslpia 10 their
brethren Working Men ot Pans.
Resolved great glorious celebrated by
the Working Men Of city and Of Philadelphia
pubic such time an place meeting ler
committee of arrangement, may designate
Ii then, niOI.cn
Resolved That Joseph r. Chandler Boiler, Norris Alex
ander NJ. Pelz Ttonason John Ashton, j Edward
Hadock the committee To draft ie address suol
ised the sixth resolution.
Resolved That the coriues Of arrangements CONSIST of
thirty: aud that Rohet Morris f. West, Edward aydock
John ID Snl RObett Thomas, James ROBINSON, Iatnhert
keatine Nn~S Book, John Dayton, Jas . Conner N.son
Foot VIM Garien, David Bosss, L. Segagnini, Jos Akin
Edward Warwick, Joseph a. McCin,ock, Thomas Ayfes
we'll John Turner Daniel CLARK + Brelsord David Clak
John Thenp on, Joseph Cobb, and WIN Warren constitute
that COMMITTEES
Resolved Tina; the proceedings meeting signed by
Secretaries, Be- published i'll all neyvspa
pers friendly 10 tie cause
''' -'' JOSEPH =. CHANDLER. Chairman
I Ro5sa; & al eGa's'' Secretaries