Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21
cs which have sucked lis blood,

fear that it will be successful The naval officers not
only dbhor all comm mon with such mcn, but they
know that such union would be fatal 10 the navy it,
self. Ii the people of the Uated States convnc-
ell that practices like those developed in the case o Wat
kins, Allen ani Leonard Bnney, Hay, Filebrown. Sc
&c. approved by the o'ccrs of tic navy, and the
establishment cannot be sustained without such cOrrup-
tons they would sweep 1t FROM the ocean Sooner
would they see their farms exposed to pnnder and their
cities 10 the flames OF any nsuent invader, than thus
feed the canker Of corruption at the heart OF their
government
We affirm that there is hostility the navy in the
present administration. On the conlrary, there il
strong desire, aud fixed determination "a lar as the
power OF the Executive extends 10 sustain its character
TO increase Its energy and To place it in condition
which shall drive from shores all danger of invasion
from the Eastern World These positions we shall
maintain IN future number by reference the decara-
lions, principles and acts OF those now in power
As leans ot eHecng these Objects there also an
ireri6e resolution to the abuses which have
crept to the administration of the Navy Department,
erist tchTe they ioW. and egect phom they may In
doing this the administrator has fear, that will
be sustained well by the officers of the navy by the
people oil the United States. Whatever uniavorah lie
impressions may be made the minds of some oil the
former, by the ialsehood OF the lntelligencer and its
kindred prints they will find in the progress OF even
that OF the dearest objects of those in power is
TO redeem the navy from the ell cts of bad aimins,ra
ton increase the independence of its officers preserve
Its ships husband its aud prepare for
harvest Of glory.
We shall resume this theme. TO-
HERKINER CONVENTION
ALBANY, Sep. live lay the official procee dinK.
Of THIS body before our readers this morning. They
will he read with Interest. The resolutions spak IN.
language ct the Democracy OF the Sa'c AMI the Ma.
non, anu viii be escry where bonded 10. The ad-
dses', which we are constrained TO lay until Mon.
gay an abIe ami powerful appeal to the judg
ana rernhlcan teei'eg- OF an inteliisent p ople.
Ii will b. perceived that l2t ega;es l2S being
the whole number } answered 10 their nance; aud that
every county, except Franklin AID Ca,taraugus was
represented; Among 'hs delegates, those familiar
with Our politics, viii recognize tho Of some of
the soundet ani pu ha, have aided in sustain
ing the republican party through every trial. aod a
gainst ,ls effort of every lac ION that has so ght i
overthrow " was tn most numerous del, gated Con
vention h-ld ia ;his Safe anl in pesona cha ac-
ter, worth, and political .aedng lees; equal 10
any that has preceded it. We confess that we yei
PRIDE in referring TO he movements # gr' snd pa
trioc party, which ;hus lends it, a!lo upe Int
men, and hu preseGts for the suffrases OF the leople
the candidates OF ia selection.
Upder rrh circumstances, with the u.usl UNION
and ENERGY. the resell can not be doubtful. The sig.
Dai snccr-- ri the republican candidates is a. certain a.
that reru9 ans act with iheir accustomed Lar.ony
aud activity T4rgus
REPUBLIC.a.N STaTE CONVEWTTON
The TO ven ION met pursuant 10 Adjournment, whom
MIR. WRIGHT, from the Committee appointed for hat
purpose, reported address, which being read was
uhanimously adoped by The Convention.
Mr.. Wright from the SAM Committee, further re-
ported the following resolutions, which ware uGani.
monsy 8greed to-iud the address an resolutions were
ieierrel to the same Comu.itie- Tor publication.
R'solDtd Tba thu election Of Mr.. j der.on in 1900
and ot Gen.J ackson iO 1923 oud in the AN
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fyiog evidences that there IL amoug he democratic
yecmanry OF The country, sufCisN Intelligence 20 de
trc all deval'on- from sound principle, and suf lent
energy TO apply the constitutional corrective bring
The government back 10 the republican rack -
ResolDed That the prominent acts OF Gen Jack on
Administration, have added u.ire to his brilliant
character as he defender oil his country, during tn
he war; and that hi. whole 'minstra has re aiz-
ell he mo7' sanenine exPectAous Of the friend. of de-
mocFacy' an evnceS h'' adh r nee 10 those exalted
principles, which governed '' the mind that founded
aud tn mind that reformed, " sys em"
Resoioef Thd' the Message OF The p e.ident assign
Ing his for rel citing the bill appropriane the
ruoiic money 70 the Maysvir Road aims doctrine
o vital Importance go the integrity Of the Union and
the just rights OF the States and should form part al
the creed OF every sound republican.
Resofoed. That the determination of the President
TO Introduce rigid biIity ia public officers
and gene al system a! retrenchm mt and reform i'm
the public exp nd;ure'; and all his efforts husbard
the osonrcea Of tn n.ton, in such manner a. t. nav
of ths NATIONAL debt, and present TO the world tn
sublime ec,ace, o. Republic of more than wv alv-
millions ST happy people ia the 81 year of her exit
ence, Tree from debt, and wiki all her immense re-
source unietrs et, Are emitted the APPRECIATION
OF ali who have the interest the honor Of hs Nation
az hear, aud VIII command the admiration OF the
World.
ResoiDed. Thu, thi. Cow ntion consider. it duty
to call TIE aeUuon OF the electors OF the several con
sfef'Io""t olc'rc'- to he great impsr ance # select
lug men tor Congress- who will the Pre- sid.nt
III the noble stdud whih he has taken The side of
correct principles, and which Intimately con-
nscted, not only with the interests of this State hu
WIN the harmony Of The Union, aud the perpe.uiy of
our free Institutions.
Resolved, That the appointment of MARTIN VAN
BUREN, the fdvSrits son OF New York, = S.creiery
OF State, is gratifying evidence, that under tn. pre-
sent Administration, Stale has It's just W iglt in
the Councils Of The Nation.
ReSOioed That this Conv entiOn heartily respond. e
the sentiment which has been so generally expressed
by the republican parry, in the aes Of tue
UOi0n. that Gen JACKSON should again be "A cSndi
date To- the high sat which me nov fill with 90
much honor to himself, and usefulness t. hi consd,u
ens.
Resolved, That adherence to regular nominations
l. the polar star OF ouUpolcs security; and at a time
when our aiversare found their hopes OF upon
divisions, the efforts of every republican should aim
though differences as TO may exist yet, in the Lam
qua OF Mr. Jeiierson that every difference Of opin
ion, is not difference Of principle"
Resolved, hat The coalition contaminated by the
nomination of Francis Granger and Samuel Stevens al
the Utica Conventions with the avowed object of induc-
ing the antmasonic and working -mcn's parties whose
profcssed principles directly war with each other
OF these parties and lieutenant governor from the o.
her, is an unnatural and an unprincpled alliance, and
deserves the reprobaton of honest of all parties
On motion OF MIR. BRYAN of Livingston, it was fur
ther Resolved, That committee of three be appoint
ed by the President to apprise the candidates Of their
nomination. and 10 ascertain whether they accept the
same.
Albany, and Mr.. Cargl of N. Y, were appointed said
comnittee.
1t further Resolved, That the several delegates
attending this convention, institute a corresponding
committee to promote the election Of the candidates no.
minated by the convention.
On motion oil Mr. BRfNGERHoFF Of Cayuga. Resoly-
ed, That the thanks of this convention be presented 10
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