Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
DDWA STfG.
ruE PREstpeNrIAI. QUESTION.

THE fhk Al 9ut lioN
Clay in Nep yerty.--A large meeting was
held IL the to~e ~ Woodbridge. M,ddirs"H
Csan,y. N. D., on the 2lth oil. purmsnt 10 a
previous Call. 81 which a se,,es OF resolutions
were passed. approving nfthe nomination aud
support OF Henry Clay ss the neal Ptrsidsni;sl
candidate, and recommending tie friensis 81 The
candidate In all the several townships TO hold
meetings and choose deleg aics. 10 NEE, iacon.
veu',nn Al Trenton on the TN October neSi,
10 form Congress ticket The toaitb rssolo-
;...n is as follows;
That ~ pursuing this course, no disfespset
is meant towards the presen, Chit Magistrate
OF TN United States. as IL ~ perfectly upder-
stood ne y IA uoi again be candidate for that
high oitiec. he having p-bllcly aai officially
declared in bis message 10 Congress ofDeeem
Der, 1929 that no indisidusl Ought fd hoih me
oiLee more ,hau n single term, sod reeom
,nended q limitation 10 thai effect, by a re,'s'on
of the constitui,on.
The New Jersey Journal says -
The proceedings Of the meetings Mt Wood.
bridge in this Stale, are not without interest
The ground is now brokea aud Henry Clay IS
fsisly bcfors the PeopieAs a candidate Tor the
h'ehes, oRiee within ,beir gut. And II Is our
hrm behalf that he will succeed We care not
who IL the opposing candidate. whether II be
Jackson, or Van Buren. ar Calhoun VIZ sfs
persuaded lhs, Clay vii take the lead OF a.
,her.
Baltimore At meeting IN Baltimore OF
Citizens opposed 10 the existing ad,pnfiia-
tions OF the Gepcfal and state GosefnneniS,
the following resolutions were offered ~ Nj.
PorTs, and unanimously adopted
Resoirtd, As the sense OF this meeting, that
che time has arrived whrn u become. ,he duty
OF the friends OF The UnioD, and the opponents
A ...ta. A flte
General and State Governments 10 devise and
determine a common md auIma,cd oonae
of action. With a view TO the election 10 the
General Assembly OF Maryland, audi" " change
in ibe Office Of President Ui The United
States.
Res0ired, That IL is the opinion Of this meet
ing thai active d energetic measures should he
adopted in each eounty ~ ihelo'nte. foproduoe
unsnimiiy and concert among our friends VINO
are opposed TO the system OF prescription OF
the State as we'll as General GnvsTomeui and
with view 10 induce ekeriion. ibaI the tcn-
trail Committee in Baltimore he requested Ia
address letters Ia such persons rs they deem
sIpedleni. advising them Of thu, meeting, and
heu views IN relation 10 The Slate.
Wdiat.-Tbe Portland Avetli'er of the %
inst. contains The proceeding, 0l Tho Republican (
bied al Angasts, on the sJth nf July. The I
Address 10 the People oi the State Ms reported T
by Mr.. Holmes, aud coo,hln. u ma.letly uv,ev |
of The course ol the Administration. AID of the
reasons which require tls erection from u6ice. |
IN thrif last H. solution the Convention
Res0Asf. That Ia seeking rellei from the !
dangerous aud alarming eoursn OF The present
National Administration, We. IN common with |
the frienas Of the Unlou. Llhofty, aud The
Sonfiun lou, in ever, part vi the county, |
tuffs our syrs win one accord 10 HENRY |
LAY, OF Kentucky, IN whom We recognise
' eren Republican. both Ia name and in .
laihe,ple-- ~ profession, II "a prncticr Bavng
' ised himsetfIom ahseuruv nv lhe iorer of
LIS o~o gen,ns-nls eloquent voice aud eoer
F'i'c mud have ever been devoted To the cause
81 human freedom and his public srr',crs pre-,
,t9'aenty rn'i,lf hun 10 the confidence aud al
+ eiiVn OF The People"