Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-10

O'Clock. were distributed extensively as the Iatenes
ths hour and the ncsmency the weather would FER
MI: discriminating the unfavorabie circumstance
which operated against full meeting. aud that man,
citizens were not even apprzed OF the intended move
meDts, very large meeting assembled at the hour.
On motion OF Mr. WyDdham Robert.on, Ths,nas
Richie was called to the Chair and John III. Peasant
appointed Secretary.
The Chairman briefly stated the object OF the meet
ing and adverted in glowing terms to tho late glorious
Mr.. wypdham Robertson addressed the Chair a,
considerable length, and moved the appointment of
Committee OF ten to report forthwith to the meeting
plan OF the recent Revolution in France:
And the motion was carried unanimously.
The Chair then announced the following Committee,
VIA Captain Harrison and Lieutenant Robertson of the
Dragons, Ensign Pendleton and Sergeant Taylor Of
the Blues. Captain Richardson and Lieutenant Gibson
OF the artillery, Colonel Bernard Pey,on, WIN. Gait
Guy II c. Allen of the executive Council, and Dr.
Haxall, and v. Herve, Esqs. aud motion ]. Ii
Peasants also added to the Committee.
The Committee having retired short time, returned
REPORT
The Committee appointed by the Chair to designate a
suitable mode of commernora'ing the late
and glorious Revolution in France, beg leave to make
the following Report:
From the pressure of time and from the conviction
that the sentiment Of congratulaton and sympathy,
et ny this meeting Tor the recent ilustrous
Paris. is too deep and powerful to require be
susceptible OF further increase animation, your Com
mittee decline the attempt, and content themselves
with making the following sugg estions:
l. Iha, Saturday next be the day of celebration.
z That procession OF citizens and military, be form
ed at the Union Tavern at 10 o'clock A. Mto proceed
up street to Fifth street-thence to strcst-do wn
H. TO the City Hail. and thence the Capitol aud that
all strangers be respectfully invited to unite.
3. That Mr., Wyndham Robertson be requested to de-
liver suitable address in the Hall Of the House of
Delegates, at the conclusion of the procession.
A. That National Salute be fired the Capitol
Square, at the conclusion OF the Address by the Volun
teer Companies Of the City.
8. That the citizens be requested 10 suspend bust
ness from 10 A. M until the salute be fred.
6. That the Chair appoint six Marshals, to form the
Procession and superintend its progress.
z. That Committee Of Arrangement of l3 be APP
pointed to supernend the execution OF the fore going
suggestions, and TO do whatsoever else they may deem
suitable and sxpsdient
The question was put without debate on adopting the
Report Of the COMMITTEES as whole, aud unanimously
decided in the affirmative.
On N otion the psops OF Manchester were invited 10
unite in the celebration.
On motion the citizens Of Richmond were recon.
menasd to illuminate their houses Saturday mig hit
On motion the procession were requested TO the
tri-coored breast knots.
The Chair then appointed as Marshals Of the Day.
Gan j. b. Harvie. Col. B. Psyon, Col J. Rutherford
Major c. Hyde, VIM. F. Pendleton and Alexander A.
Bolts, Eos
The Chair announced the following gentlemen 10
compose the Com nstee of Arrang ements, viz Cen
b. Harvis Peter V. Daniel, Benz Watkins Leigh, Capt
Harrison, and Crrnet Myers of the Dragons, Capt
B. Richardson, and Lieutenant bson OF the Artillery
Ensign Pendleton and Thos. Taylor of the Light In
fantry Blues, Peter j. Chevalie, v. Hervs James NJ
Johnston and Marcus Cochran, E'qrs.
On respective motions Thos. Richie and John H
Peasants were added TO the Committee.
On motion the proceedings OF the IN ting were or
dered TO be published in the papers of the city.
THoS. RICHIE, Chairman,
JOHN III. PLEAsANTs, Secretary
An "Enquirer' in the last Columbia Telescope is in
every way Observation-Disclosures he be at Jest or in
earnest, he is altogether at fault If he intended his
query for quiz, there is ,ot in it, if for infora-
fio he is still unlucky for there is not one atom
OF truth in Tive scorn the slightest mputaon of ex-
pected reward."-Reward Does the Columbia
Enquirer judge the Richmond Enquirer" by HIMSELF
We ask not, expect not, will accept not Of anu Office
from seen. Jackson" ''Mr Van Buren'-1,o,p or
heregfter.-Bhe ansDered?-As to Mr.. " BIS ideas
about the Of s. Carolina, have received as
little information as the c. enquirer hmself-We
have not had the slightest communication with Mr.. "
b. upon the subject-Not the slightest
WinOis-Both candidates Tor Governor were for Jack.
I1diand-The Clay party have majority Of five in
the Legislature, instead OF Is has been Incorrectly
stated; but the question did not turn the Pre- sdental
election. and Hendricks will be doubtless ro. selected
Senator of the u States
In Missouri, the friends Of the administration have
decided majoriiy-and in Kentucky. the administra
ton presses still claim majority all national ques-
tons.
W TO CORRESPONDENTS A Lowland Vir-
gnian"-and ga Citizen Of Virginia"-will appear i'm
mediately