Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-29
CIIaUyAU0UE C0IIVTY.


TO the Editor ofthe albany .7rgu,. drfed Oct II
Our Convent m was held Yesterday. Nineteen tow n,
wsre rePresen'ed More ,hau fifty delegates were
present. The utmost harmony, c6rdialiiy and good
feelisg prevailed. Republicans long esfangrd from
esch other met as friends and brohers and exchange
pledges ri 6dei'y 10 the democratic cause aud rppo.
sitlon to the no-,an, principles Of poli ca Anti-ms-
sonry Judge Ph'o orion OF Poniret, republican in
t"-hog ADD principle but he friend OF the late admin
s'r'Uon presided; AMI CO.. Ezra CoFvis aud L A. o..
borne. E-q we're secretaries.
Judge Eiial r. Foote, oil jamestown, and Ernest
Mnileu, Esq. OF Dlnkik, nominated tor the as.
scmb'y This il strong .ickc', and will unit. in il,
support every republican vote. The county feels tia,
II owes debt OF gratitude Judge Foo. Tor the i'm.
portant services already rendered.; aud ha- long
anxious TO dschage it. mccras embrace the oppor-
tuni,y with joy, of dcposing their ballots Tor 20 old
tried and fai hiul friend Of the people. The talent,
principles and professional experience of Mr.. Muet
peculiarly qualify him Tor the station for which he is
nominated; and L. does appear that even frenzy or
delusion cannot prefer 10 these men, comparative
stranger In our county, one unscqnainted with our 10
col interests and wishes and whose insu cirrcy
Ms Legislator has been recently demon-ir ated Tn.
following resolutions amin ,usy adopted at the
Cow eDtion:
Resoiped, That we highly approve Of the measure.
OF 'he General ADMINISTRATION, by which abuses have
been corrected, deiauiiors ppni.h~d the
nights OF the sstss recognized, the West ladia trade
restored piracies suppressed, our general
creased, members OF the cabinet kept rokng for the
natl II, insr AL ofrec oueering FOR themselves Ind the
government brought back to its ancient republican
track"
Resofccd, That while we feel a d.op inere, in the
cause OF iuternal Improvement; cannot consent IN
hartar our principles Tor interest the
'aon OF the con'u uiiOn OF country by appropria
Tons iron tbs common treasury Tor cal and priyats
purposes
Rcsoiued. That while we anxiousy soug lat for the
appropriations for the Improvement and of
barbors on the shore OF Lake Eie, and within the Dor
ders OF our country, nricdI 10 The general inter
es's OF commerce, yet eicgged the bill containing
such appropriations with Others for mere loo pnr-
poses, cannot bnt commend ,hs homes. and fear
INTEGRITY OF the President, in Withholding his signature
ih"refrom.
Hesofccd, That approving Of The principles and usa
gss oil the republic party cordially concur the
nomination o. Enos L. Thfoep Tor the Office OF Gov
ernor, and Edward p. Livingston for Lieutenant oy.
eruor and VIII give them our cheerful and vigorous
supper.
RESOLVED That we heartily concur with the nomins-
lion OF Jos. Sibey, OF the ol Monroe and Ahra-
ham Canine, of the county 81 leans, candidates
for Senators from his DE-, jet.
RESOLVED, That we consider the present party who
are arrayed against ;ho old enemy ofhe repub
lcaD party, coDce aed under name, but possess
Ing all the III ,erness and hatred Of liberal principles
and our republican Institutions that the
slsnderers oil Jefferson, aud those veterans whom
we are ndssttd Tor the freedom aud liberty now en-
Joy.
Resoloed, That Tai. Convention view viii, deep re-
get that spirit which is abroad, brsotng 10 view
with d;suut aud jeal uy, the conduit Of Others lats.
W esteemed by The con,Duni;y; and more especial
w lament that ,he peace OF society and the happiness
oil the community should be broken by of exer-
moaiion 30 Wig ronsy prosecuted, and that too
the men'al right, 81 Tree citizens.
Res0 ued, That as men, and as citizens of free
pubic, -regaTd ihs approaching ei' ciion impor
tan and that as tpuLlicacs, 'se vii unite with the
fried friends ct county ard will all bouorabl
means to restore the honor OF country to its former
standing.