Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

Car-nfion ehssy TO convene q PLusdsiahia. They
acc net sA,shsd rsmAio nAc'iss admuess Of these
pa,siots xerioos OF their fellow citizens resist the
sysss matte aud peruselous efforts OF dominant party
10 establish aud Pssps,ss,s sys.em. .. once 90 or
In pstae'p- aud odious end ruinous 10 psac
Mes, large portion OF the citizens Of these u States
Therefore. .e
Received. That this meeting, believing a, they do.
that the Ae OF Cooe commonly called the Tariff,
imposing out,hens upon Agriculture and Commsrcs.
avow.d'y ~,h the desisnvf fostering and proceeding
Domss,ie Manufactures, 10 81 with the true IL ten
and meaning OF The constitution -iupoIns aud urjus
q Received, That refsons DO app, lated
dslsssss to repre- This meeting in III. .Ad couvsn.
tioo.
The blank 10 the I'd Resolution wac on motion of d.
H. Clark. filed with ths following names 20 suitable
Persons to regrs..n, them in the said Convention to
Gs,isnd and Rober, Cook. alter which, was
R-:olved. Th., tho foregoing be published In tn.
D''si'' Reporter an: S%r R:s.spa E,qs:.,, Co.,
DAVID H. CLARK. Sss'sy.
AMHERST.
AL meeting Of such Of The ssens OF Amherst eoun.
", n Dr. Jaues Pswsrs Tavern, Al the court hous.
o. ss,d county. Monday The l9h day 81 september.
1881 (xreesbie 20 previous Do'icr) - friendly to
The objects IL ms Anti TAnf Convention, which Il
abeo, o meet In Philadelphia on The S0.h thi. month
-Csp'sin .Hudson NJ. Garland wee called to be Chair
and Henry w QaArls, appointed Secretary. This OBJ.
Jet Of the meeins bavirs been explained by Henry
w. Quaries, motion. the shait proceeded appoin,
the io'iow,ng gentlemen, ssmmnes 10 draft pre-
smble std resslu,irns expressive OF The VII OF be
meeting 20 VIE: Heny w. Qusries, ID ,buey p Gooch,
Josiah Ellie. Chsmpe Carter and H enry Davies who
nAving retired Tor lew momens, returned, and pre-
ssnied 'he following preamble ard resoiu iou., which
were sdop,sd:
We. szens Of Amherst county and State Of Virginia
feeling IN anHoo. ,oc'tods for the pro parity aud h'p
piress Of 'hsse "Uned S,se."-.pd viewing wit.
pain I'll emotions the unfortunate state OF ,htngs which
about to Re produced by The operations The Tariff
Of eDtes vorug 10y all fair honorable mean,) TO aid
our frow.eitz-ns hr, u hoUt The "Ulion in having
these sws abolished modified In such manner a. 10
relieve ez from their unjust and cruel rs.ra.
tons.
Laws il free country intended, or oush, TO b.
Intended Tor The protection and prosperity Of The si-
zeus severaly-sDd whenever hey have the tepdeoe Y
TO promote tie IN OF class Of soeIe " 10 ,he
injury and run OF her, they c-ase to promote he
etjes' Tor which they ought 10 be n,ended-ih.y
come oonoxious' 10 Erea part OF tho eooinuai,y-sLd
no Tree people. boas,ing II heir equei rights and ber
Ties will long submit 10 any lao which 10 unjust par.
mds and Oppressive in lie operations Susn 10 the
iss:n Lsw ~ u now exists 10 ms Uui'ed States.
believe that W.T. enevsr the condition Of the Unit.
cd States such 10 render nsse.sary for
70 impose duties for Revenue. that then Il 10 eonstfu-
t'onof and sxpedisnf to do so-Bu, when duties are
imposed by Congress for the pup Of throw ny GU,
arm OF protection to one sres, branch Ct ndu'ty,
to tho injury aud ruin Of ant Their Il then be
MOI only rexpedien, but 10 violation of the PLANES,
principles OF tho cons tuition.
The hamers OF the CONSTITUTION Of the United S,a,es
the three great branches OF Industry apricul urs
merse ard manufse'ures-bu, that hey .bouli stand
upon their own foundation, and or fall upon III cir
swn Intrinsic merits.
lis true, we live in Q section Of country, where we
fee very sen'i6y the operations OF this Iaw-but 60
mush 90 a' our breihren Of the South, (who are the
immedate victims Of this unfortunate sys,em and can
not withhold from the that sympathy 10 wlish N.
are so justly entitled md feel dspos, TO aid Them "a.
Jar ss We san son''u onaily do soy in removing ,his
apple OF dissord from country.
We have the uimos, sonhdeuee In the tpisdop, intel
hgenee and justice Of an American Congre.-and tina,
Ike America Congress they will look upon the whoe
nd ann ha
their proieeiionthst the msjor,y in Cpsress will be
disposed to orbear, and 10 li,ten the ianguag. oil
the minority ard TO modify those laws which have or
rsysd enc part OF the community against tho her, and
10 restore 70 our common country that peoe. union
and harmony which 10 so nessssary for our Ioli,ss
safety.
We etnr OF, az Amerieans, look upop The seer which
lsnow presented in South Carolina, W, hout fe elir
dreadful sPprehs n.ion for The suit, and ,hould This
unfortunate "Tafif Sy'te,n Iiii be p.rsstsd in we
ssnnot tell he long may be before the bic
plains which GRIN with the bleed of b.
sen'. in achieving our Independence, may b, igsn
tho scene OF desolaton aud Wat! Az broihsrs and
imembers OF the same great family, feel hsr su-
alton, and the hope that IN. light Of u and Justice
will ere long d''pel the dark aid gloomy clouds whish
now surround b~i!
Therefore, Resolved 1, That we highly approve o.
The Anii.Tarif Ccnven,or. wbi.h !, abou, NEE, in
Philadelphia, the S0ih this month; and W.. bell.
thai the wisdom and intelligence OF 10 members VIII
have tendency TO open the eyes OF Congress to III
true and Ferilous situation Of our country:
R~soved, That we will fend ID =sgstes 10 rem.
resent this seup,y in the said Conve n aud ID thew
be instructed 70 all fair and hos can. (no
Incompatible with the Consi,u,i,r) In having thes
laws pealed mod fed
.. Received, That III my II Watts, Josiah E lie
Chiswei Dabney, Henry W. @ iarie. and Champe Car.
Ter be apponed D. lgates TO ,Le said CoIven ion from
this soun,y-
4. Rralved, That we regard the present Federal
Constitution as the wses ard bet which could hty.
been devised by man and he Unicn OF these Stat.
ne the only iure IrSeston for safety and happ
peV. -
Resolved, That the proceedings Of hi, M ine b.
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, ard p.bshed
In The Vrpnisn JsBtr oman, Richmond Enquirer and
Charlottesville Atvosat-.
Aud on motion. the NEE Ting adjourned.
HUDSON nj GARLAND, Chdir'u
HENRY w. QUARLE.. S,ey
Ja.NII-JH-dSO."TC CONTENTION.
inns convention assembled at the long room of the
AheDnum Building, Baltimore, on Monday, IL O'Clock.
John G. Spencer, E-q. of New York, was elected
PRESIDENT, Messrs- Rutherford OF New Jersey j. Bsi.
iy OF Massachusetts, Sloan of Ohio and Elder of Penn
sylysnis, were elected Vice Presidents, and Messrs
Hsett OF n. j., Emory Of N. H., Barber of Vermont,
and Leavitt Of Conn. chosen Secretaries The
delegates having handed in their credentials were call
90 over. The Baltimore Patriot says about 100 members
were IN Attendance correspondent of the Nat Jour
nal reports from 80 TO 90.Their movements were I'M
certain The aforesaid correspondent states tina both
Judge Mclean and MIR. Rush had "pu aside the