Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-07


,erog the charter. OF The Ma onis I.s x -. *. Sc
| They add "Yon will CRAFTY rs, as WI a. many
others OF your by addns TO own
pinons what YOU know Of MIR. CLAWS OPINION
on The SUI, j,e', derived from your known in,ns
ey with him. Bath these .uileu approve in their
replies the surrender IF every eberter-Aod in int
note (w'inen on the 1877 upon the sutj ct OF Mr.
Gays opinion, 'hsy state ''iha have sonslnd d.
that @ in he coDver,at ons have had wi b him
aver imposed airy rsf upon u. we sttnj b: de-
ns no violence ieelne koo Tledgs Of those opn
nns; acc riinsy, state. hat go ! ary i0'-t-
change Of opiri,n, bs' cserrei bstw""n vs.. he
respond with. n have, In let 90 'ohosl ell hp'e
erafbed by us.""Tnst he has Eeiiher made. nor au
hor x-d any pub's snnnneia'i o. 'hc.. opirion.,
uot uprising 10 those who TEN az wi the shai-
act, risc deeasy OF his feelings, which would 'ohid
his doing sny 4 that miyh he construed inio ri
Tor, his tst to advance hi. w.li-earned popu ,rly
by in :irrc means. ""wba !(xsl in. the Ulster S n
"ne ~ nry Cla', tn. pr -stor, hu, ten since,
Of tho General Grand Lodge OF the United S a,.s pre-
pi'ia e. 'nt ma ooryse h' co dju,or. Rich rd R",b
AFTER FIVE long y ars have rolled by. during which
"ma 'he real ani.miso's hal plead d in vain !"
The N. Y. Journalo Commerce dee.srcs, tina, als'-
ter has been received from Judg- M Lear hy ,hs a
Il NJ asons, dated a. Nashville Sept. IL wish abmi
ths Tact OF bis "having prev ousy TO be card
date, unless he should give notice TO :he contrary ia,
meeting OF The Conven ion."- II, now gives his
uce, and declines The honor OF nomina ion Il /, said
mat Mr. Rush had second spplicaii ton, by Exures,
nd s'so desin.d-We no, told what sort o, an ar
swcr Mr. Adam retained "A Society which 40 much
sehors all secrets should lay these transaction, fully
beio e the Public.
Correspouden, OF Ia U. S.'TeIrg-aph, who halls
t'om Ma icon C,urtH use" (prohahiy a. L.o did
from the 90 Dominion ~ and wi o saws be hai iii
ei,.d az Clerk at several meetings ia cha, county,
""nn ire as'f years TO promote Jackson elee Ion
'oto d'clae', ba' he has givop Lin rp and tina, h,
v'ry believes that Gen Jackson cannot get the rofe
mus section Of eomnfryfor reelection, The positue
dectdrdnon ~ Mr.. Richie to the contrary no,cith.
stan"ng"-Ths . ause e. ur'- Hcu,e "Pres." 10, ee.
he nsndaciy OF this Telegraph Corresp,nden,-.ut,
mp ne assertions OF this busy Clerk, who.e name II
and =.
lance that the ODD General ger hroush
'bs section than a; presenapd ell the idle rornour,
10 The contrary are but tus bars to alarm bis or
o excite oppo'i ION. The shameless and unhlu. hipy
etrontery witch could fahrea'e ADD publ n ,ush idle
'nf fn'le tat 10 political ell CT surely deserves the
high-t feiribu ion."
ANTI cKsoN MEErtNGs.-A meeting of the
Citizens OF fredericksburg opposed 10 Gen J,clson,s
70 election (Thomas r. Barton in the Chair and Ro
bert Baylor Semplc. Secretary has appointed Col T.
H. Bolts and r. b Semple to meet Delegates from the
respective counties in that Congressional District TO
select suitable Delegate the Baltimore Convenon
meeting has been held in Fauquier (BerkIey Ward
in the Chair, and Joseph Horner, Secretary which
nominated Major Thomas Turner rs their DELEGATE IN
the Baltimore Convention They request the concur.
renee OF their party in Culpeper concur in the nomi-
nation OF Chapman Johnson and Robert Stanard as
Representatives OF the State at large-and although
they discaim the purpose OF restricting their Represent
alive in the selection OF candidate they express their
unequvocal preference for Mr.. Clay.
Jackson .Meeting.-"Ata meeting Of tho friend. Of
ANDREW JACKSON, Win was held Il ,ho e
house, in Warsnon. on Mord,y &c n Sep pmber. 1881
CHARLES HUNroN, q. was cal 4 TO the Chsi, and
iHos L. FAUNrLERoY, appointed 'cse'sry-Whsre-
upn the f,llowrg res ln,ion, IN molten OF Col JSo
X WALLACE, wee unanimously asop,.t:
ResOiped, TIA, Ma hsnsl Tyler Thee T F.uniI.
row, Joo II. Welac7, Inn an Horner, md Oh r. Scci,
Jr' qr' b. appointed C mmitife prepare .ui,a
bic preamble aud resolutions, expressive Of he conf
d'ree OF he i.Dhs OF General JACKSON in hi. admin
'raton, snd report TO this meeting ,h frs, day Of
Oc'. C)uu next"
The lat Abingdon Republican states, tSat "the Scott
Convention htli meeting on h l2h instant, .pt0
agrc.sb'y 10 their journment-aud received IN. II
port OF the Engineer CO.. Long" 10 unde .spds Sin
neral terms tha'i, il contemplated make road from
Sandy river 20 point in. Carolin, near Morgan.
town and That The estimated expense IL 81 200 900 w,
have further undertook tbai The Convention came 20
revolution TO ak the Congress Of ,he Uoi'ed States for
his sun % make the improvement - JT,e do not iu.
lend to say one toOrd about The constit,ionaltu of
such an appropriation by Congress. Because we do
no, consider curse yes sdequae TO snch discusson
aod because, II We did, we would eousid the dj,-
custom prof able one " w, we can ent.r,.in
no doubt, tina, the "RepublitaL" agrees with u,-
that Congress has eon1,u,iona, power 10 mako .ucb
aPpropria'ion-and VI have ii 10 doubt ,ha. II Coz
gress should u'urp such power, the Pe.id n, would
find l. his duty 10 veto he BILL precisely as he did
he MayvlIe Turnpike BIZ
The "Rsrubiic'n" 10 =, boweve- take one view NJ
hl. subject. which aI,o think entitled TO The INNS,
serious consideration. "H no, The Convention Gsys
Inst paprt) selected , most unpropous liz g TO COM
before Congress!-Are not all thu S,u'hern South
western steg roVy moving II by one inpule 10 eC
ec great OF the redu elton nj the duties ON For,
eign good? II the duties tsk of salt sugar aud OF
fee enir.ly may no hope ,ha tSc revenue af,e.
ing fl he paoua! de b., may be reduced ha, b,e
will DO no quabblipg ah,nt the surpu? The money
thus saved ill be left in he po, ke,s Of the reooe and
then they can through their own ate Ciovsrnment,
make .uch Improvements az ,ieV think p,oper'
We understand that the Citizens of SOUTHAMPTON are
very DESTROYS oil getting clear of the free people of CO.
Tor Several OF whom are equally anxious on their
part to leave the couny.It has been reported IN the
Colonization Society, that 200 coloed people in South
ampton are DESTROYS of emigrating Immediately TO Ii
mat many others are also DESTROYS Of pas
sage to the Colony. We have seen letter upon This
subject, which states that although the Colonization So
cety have Just appropriated S5 900 towards an exped
ton from the West the Board have resolved to send an
expedition from Virginia. 10 take off free nersons NJ
color from the lower Counties of Virginia and South
Carolina and that Committee in Norfolk, of which
Mr. McPhail is Chairman authorized to take mea.
sures to this effect.The Norfolk Committee is renue
edto appoint an Agent TO collect the Emgrans and to
raise the funds.
NEE ing OF i!s Cuiz ma o. Uopervji'e and Il ,,i,y
n Fiuqnier county. wac h.'d m the 10 uli (Dr y
hus In The Chair, ADD Dr. I. W. nj h. Sew for III
pupnte o taking into consider The late dsn,e,s If
Southampton and N. Cs,oins-They came 10 res,,n
ion chat the large ard hequen mseing % CT he slav,s
In iris n'ghbarbood snl other p,rs Of the Coui w.
t'ome OF Them Tor purposes known 10 us call fl,
more vgnee on our paris than has hi,berio been oh.
erv'd-aDd ihat although hdttsr oursslva, w.. hevs
az pre'eo hui ll''ie to rehend, presume the ur
fortunate iDhabilaDta OF the places above roenGo, "A
were equally unconscious Of danger unit The
when the fatal iysgsdy commenced Ths ierren,ino
oo'duefa and n'olenee o. III negroes generally Ct lac
we eonfiher aI'o az another why our atentnn
'hould he drawn towstds III m."-Thev tber foe 30,
ganized themselves into eight companies Of na,oI,
and re'o we'd that each mcmbsr Of the association sbouId
Keep in r instant readiness rnusket or ovira,i =.
and recommend TO The Comm ndant, Of The Reg;
meni' ard magiS'rs'er thrcue the rorntv and an
Commonwea'tb, to carry into immediate eHe ct every
pari oil 'be Patrol law.
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