Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-09

6piaiou, nat tho idea Of Gen. is moi again eonsen
tng 10 DO put In nomination by the people for re
election was about to assume character so general
to threaten serious mischief if IL should prove un
founded and being himself satisfied that he will so
consent, he was the more anxious that stop should
be put to a rumour, which was working evil conse.
quences among OF the est disposed Of his friends!
10 II necessary to show, in what way this man has
PIevsreated about this very matter, in the letter
which ne has dono tho honor of adore ssnC TO the
Public in the u. s. Gazette Of the 9th inst
The truth is, the impudcnce OF this person is e.
9"ahed only by his profiisacy We did not suppose
mat so unpncped politician could be found in the
Union And yet he talks about Z" consistency and mn.
frtotism"t-We decline all controversy nih such an
antagonist Humble as we are, canuo, stoop to
Yetthe Opposition will go on republishipe and re
Pshag these Immaculate Pfo'ocospraisinS the nu-
NOR as one OF The puresi OF poci,ns-and repeating
m absurd proportion taat Pennsyvana is not secure
or mat II 10 lost 10 Gen. Jackson-Evcry sign contra.
die's such superstition. A meeting If the Hickory
Cloo composed Of the democratic citizens of the Bird
congressional Dis,sct adopted on the 1t inst the fol
lowing preamble and resolution:
'"hereas, eer'ain papers have been published, tro.
iesslng correctly to represent the views of the original
friends OF Gen. j. ckson in this county, being now hos
tile 10 the reelection Of our worthy chief
and said representations, IL uncon rsdcted, might awe
an erroneous impression abroad; IN re fore
"Reselved, that we believe d cided majority of the
people OF this count to bs favorable TO the principle
and policy Of the present chief magistrate, and to his
re.eiec,icn for another term
The Lancaster "Intelis. ncer OF the 81
"The Democratic party of Pennsylvania nominated
and sustained Andrew Jaek,on; and the same Demo.
cratic party will sustain him for tn, abie, and p,,ri
ole integrity which have marx ed bis character
The Harrisburg Reporter" of the 81, expresses
ihis opinion, in tie following strong term:
From the extracts of letters given in this dav'.
paper from the decided character of the to,,,s on III
late anniversary OF our Indepe as well a. from
personal ob,srva'ion and other sources, are con-
WINGED maj Gen. Jackson remains, firmly fixed, The
vore OF the people OF Pennsylvania, Notwithstanding
all tina, hes been devised published and transacted bv
ahe Opporon, 10 pjure his character and that Of bs
m |, N linn III
pie VIII vecoleet the inve,erae feeling with which he
was assaed in almos, every possible shape by hi, en-
emies prior TO his late election they will recol,ec
thai This feeling has been wheed 10 ke-uer action by
tue consequent dissp continent and mor cation result
tsg from their dsiest and with these recollection,
they cannot bat attribute to their proper cause the
fi'us ISLANDERS and eslumuies which h.vs been rsored
10 Tor he purpose II possible, OF defeating his r.el,e
non. The administration Of the government, ia the
hsnds Of Pieideh Jackson has been firm and de cjsd
More public good has resulted from H. With regard to
cur foreign relations and domestic prosperity than per
hap' from any other o tSi, the psople are we'll ss
sured and rsiis6sd; ard knowing and believing This
ihs oPtoh,ion may rumor and speculate, and fret
themselves into fever,h pstu ,nce but il cannot change
ths determination of dim sed and free peopIe 10
contiaus their confidence in good Presdon, to the
end OF his usue' term OF off seq
LIST the Opposition cant and clamor as thew NAV
Andrew Jaek'On will again triumph over his enemies
tbs reelection cannot be defeai.d-It is beyond the
reach of all his enemies.
mr. throatens hold Up mirror that will reaoe, ou, ron,
tina. we ask Of him is that will tho JUS
GUM which he paid soma four five years ago O5rer
hat o have Soen an f s be has the
Fd Of me E.emHn polite enough to talk of veteran
Mo went to very to ali that
buoyant as able to undpTs o S' M
nn 4. ., s S Sy Or enjoy The
"S our strength and spirits still unabaed yet
SYNDICATE the principles Republic or TO strip mpostors of