Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

;neuIss,sd npan othsrs. asi he President OF
the Quilted State. ,huuld p.io"g to bis eonnfy
And NJ, 20 /. par,y, he has pIact the oa'o"s
poiiey Of" rswArdiug hs psr,ansl friends, anu
p,ei.hing his eu.m,ss. &c ing IN THIS isi'p-
nicai prinEfpiS. he has elutsd ms vengeance ny |
prescribing meritorious ofIiesrs, AM fesoin"""-
afy patriots and ssbsiiiaiing ior the most par
! 10 their PLACES. men, disiingnisbrh tor no o'"f'
qualification than blind sab.eryienoy 10 ms
will.
| Affecting a profound submission 10 eonstiio.
I fional limits upon Executive poSer, no has ne
coiiaird treaties without tn" knoslefee or
participation OF The S-nate-saiehsd his OPP
puTiubi'ies for ensuring he conformation ~ ai'-
pointDents - rctsd by that holy -rs-aepoh'fa
those ~ tue recess, conquered as un@orhY
/ --sbrosatei on hrs own authority hfH'iss sna
/ laws, by refusing TO execute thnm - tssef''o
the power oG putting his negative upon laws,
/ upon the ground of eIpsdieucy alone, and IN
some Instances Of giving them an unauthorized
and restrictive approval and indeed has SO
! mism4nnged anu perverted hl- powers. "s ~
merii aud 10 receive the Conlempuous rebdke
/ oil some al bii own parry.
| H. has dared 10 emplov his Official power
aud influence to ,eguia and conirol the inter
/ course 81 private Society, And protesting 10
] he e6iueiy satisfied with the public and Official
conduc nj his cabinet has displaced majority
OF them because ttneIr manly rcslslauce 10
! his arbitrary VII.
With resprct 10 those prominent aud eIcit-
| ing topics--tne Tariff and Internal Improve
menis--Gen, Jackson Is claimed by both The
/ coniendng paitles, as iavo"Iing tue peculiar
] views OF .ach-a state oi things rs extfaordina-
j ~ as II Is true and IL evidently founded on
the ooul ding and Inconsisten, opinions which
/ he has al various trmts expressed, upon D1tn
/ TIA yss important slhJects.
II. q, III 10. -
saty. 10 euu.nerste the VaaOus instances oil
misrule aud progigacy, winch have distinguish
| ed General Jacksou's administration. The
! honor, the peace, the safety oil thu Country
/ q M, that his place should be supplied b,
some eminent citizen, rendered lliusirIous by
his services. his talents aud ylrt1e.
And whereas. IN order TO concentrate public
opinion. upon -o.He saabls candidate 10 np-
pose the present ,uenmbru', SaiIo aai
Convention consisting Of Deeget"s from Va.
ron. part. Of the U1ion VIII he weld IN the CITY
Of Baltimore on the second Monday IN DeGcm-
her next.
! /. Re5olred therefore, That IL 10 ekpedien,
| FOR he - i1eny ol lhch,nond opposed to the re
election o, P,e,idput Jackson, h be Iopfesent>
ed III the said convention.
2. Rtsoiued, That thIs meeting erte,tains an
uushaken attachment TO the Un,un Of the
/ STATES. aud the HIShts Of The several States !
aud that Ia all constructions OF the Federal
CDnstiiutiou,upo do bt'ul aud Disputed p0int,,
,hr same spltit OF harmony and mutual good
will ought 10 prevail. winch VAS exercised IN
the 10 nation at thai INST ument.
B. Resolred, Thai we deprecafe all force and
violence, under Whatsoever speCions p1eiext or
Imposing hame II ls rPsurted TO, Tor the puf-
puse of coiupelimg the General b3yerntucat 10
redress The "Iouss, real or imaginary. ot any
one State.
4. Hc89ir,d, That five persons, who shall
have bha one soie, he recommended us suita-
ble person., TO represent tuH Congressional
Disuiot. IN the Ba 0more Canyrn.,an anh
that h. recommended ~ IA aud
proper persons, 10 represent The ate general
Nv IN the sad Cunvenliun
8 Ef5ofped That he friends OF our cause IN
lhis Congressional Drt'iet, and throughout the
Stair, tie invited TO cooperate win Us b, SIM
lar :atetlngs, aud TO elptest their C0ncurre nCr
IN the n,mtnaiIoi OF Delegates made by tins
meeting.
q. Resolred That Central Committee OF
tlriy- inr, any i've Of whom may "a, aud 10
be Co n 'o'"d OF lie aproln ed, Sho
shall he empowered to appoin, Committees of
Correspon ienGe aud Vigilance, aud supply any
vacancy winch may occur IA tao delegation
nominated by this meeting.
! The i've delegates appointed undrr the far
mer part of the 1th Resolution con sists OF the
following gentlemen, v'z: M',srs 10. q. Scott,
John b. Cioptcn, D.. tten'y Cnrua II Ilano-
yer, DR. Carey Wilkinson, OF Coatles CT !
anu kluhard Adams. of HenrIeo.
And the two dciegates selected under the lat
ter part Of the sud rrsoinuon To represent the
State a. large, arr Mcssrs. Chapman johnson
aud Robert Stanard.
, The Comnttrr, appointed under thu OH r.
solution ~ the Central GomInitcn, con,,,ts u
tue follow ny gentlemen, VIZ: Messr.. Jbhn
Marshall, Robert Stanard, Robert Pollard,
Chapman Johnson, Iohn IL. Smith, WIN. IL
richardson George Watson, Nm. III CbaII
Alexander l.. Bots R,cha ii Anderson DHs I'll
Riggs kohr. Gwarhmey, Ihpmas G. Ilowari
i. W.. II, Fhz"hy Isonn, loiun n. t.n.tl, John
Il uodiin, dear, G, bson. 1osepn Mao Samnt
. Snblrt, Obadiah Gath"Iight, Il. \ Catrirgtoo
{ George II. Carngton, Or. Ihomts Nelson
M,Tltn nrewr., H.. John Kerr, Gabriel Rai
5 stpn, T.. ". Root, 5, J,pn Aiian Ddbuey { r,
DAon imbtiake, Joseph Marx, Mlcaiat
Clarke, d.. Jas. BlaT, iitnry Cluhe, Cnarle,
Copland, Thomas Richardson Robtrl Ii. 5col'
john II. Peasants aud john ;. Myers.
On no Ion oil Mr. John IA. Pieasaais Resotr
) eds hat the Genital Ccmmtfee proceel ioflir
10 w,tn IA the appointment ot Committee o.
- Correspondence and Vigilance, which shall con
: sl5t of 100 membrIs.
IS On motion oi Mr.. II. Gibson Resolved 1ha
the Editors of al newspapers published in the
!, STATE. be requested To publish The proceedings
= OF this meeting.
Aud ,nen the meeting adjourned,
CHARLES CorLAhD, Chma.
; JoHS S. MfERs, Sec'ry.
The Cabinet Battle The great guns have
now becen ai,cnarged, with the exception OF
| AID WIN tsa al Iu