Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-05
ANTI TARIFF CONVENTION.

the grievances Of the people OF appealing TO pubc
OPINION OF appealing to Congress for redress Is there
TO be any volence-any thing expect
cd which amounts to Modification Some OF the
friends OF Mr.. Clay may defeat il by such mis-
representation OF its object, its tendencies But
mere Is nothing like it, Instead of leading force
Is Intended to prevent it, Instead of the sword il is to
use argument Instead OF producing disunion, il is
calculated TO defeat THE very of such meet
ing shows, that ii intended TO substitute some other
expedient. in place of notification or force.
we give some credit to Of the Opposition for
holding very different and juser language than their
Brethren. Even the National Inteligencer seems to
discard all aPprehsnsons upon the subjee: to wait
quietly for the development of the Convention To the
republication Of the Proceedings Of the Meeting a,
eters0urg the intelligencer, nothing 10th" subjoins
the following remarks;
1--WE copy the above as sample Of tho proceeding.
a. meeting. which are now being held in so many
different paris oil the country as TO indie ate pr,tty
general movement among hs opponents TO the proe
ton Of manufactures. We no, at al sorry TO ,es
these evidences Of disposition concentrate the opip.
ions oil all who are dissaiied with The prescnt Tsr
10 fnvor Of certain specific notifications Of il. W..
shall Then sec how lar they coincide ia opinion a. TO
'oc nature oil the sievaeces under which they labor
and how far ihey agree upon ,,ers of fact A
Interchange Of opinion may result in sot, Dg sons
Themselves s'ms general principles, which ,e.m at
present to be wan'ins ami may be, that they may
that respect which Ccnsre" has thought e. to pay
to mer, defamation OH This subsc. II the Psepi. Fl
'h' south labor IN realty under sny grievances,
properly aribu able to the poisv of the Gsvsrnme,,
we shall 70 among the first 10 de,i,e to See tho.s
grievances tedrcssed But they must FRS, be proved
to exist, independently OF cireuD,iancss OF sell eli.
mate, aud population, over which circumstances tn,
| Gsnerai Government has no eontrol."
We see the Spirit moving in several parts OF the
southern States-and We hear of meetings in some of
the Counties OF Vrgina.-A meeting of the Citizens OF
Richmond, has been spoken of among the of
the Iarifand we understand that in few days the no
| tice may be expected
Letters from Washing ton-We warned our readers
our last against letters from Washington in the month
oil hugust-We referred TO in point and the re
der will see in the corrected from
the Globe. how completely ialsehood has been <.
po,ed-lhere was no reply TO MIR. Berrien In type
written, or thought OF by the President-and no rcmon
STRANGE on the part of his Secrearies.Wi the vera
cous Journals who have propagated this asehood
the justice TO publish the correction? We doubt it,
with similar suspicious, hear Of the rumors rela
i've TO the "bellige rent operations" between Mr.. Ber
ren and MIR. Eaton, sc. &c.-In truth there are some
papers oil so discreditable character reckless in
assertion and proverbally incorrect in their state
ments that il is sufficient know such articles are in
them TO create suspicion of their truth. They are
Witnesses whose perjury is stamped upon their face
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
| we nave received very few reiuros snce our las
paper. Zoe 'oi'owing is the vote in .dLbemarie:
| Wood, 376-R ndoph. 370--Neison, 273 The
preeios n5' hoard from, blu, doubt of Rice wo5d
and Thomas Jef.rssn Randolph being elected
For Congress.- " illisn F. G. ,rdon, without CD TO-
siV"@,J osa, .1ugt.st ,>O,.s ,,,,..,.. .,,,ou
| The election tor Princess .aIne Co,sutv IN, 6rs
whleh occurs m The d.tfc look place 'terday AND
| N
certain the number o. votes poled but lie srn from
uemen who came 10 late last nigh, tina, Mr.. THON
| AS NEWTON received a maj,fi,y Ct 1879 oy,r his
| "Pnonent, Nj. GEO. LOYAL '
| We.sIs learn tina Ms. JEREMIAH T LAND W..
c'sd to r,vr',sni tn. CJuity NJ Prin:-ss aaas /.
The Dext Legislature OF this State by large pai,rv
| over M. CHAS. II SHIELD, the late Delegate from
that County rBsoeo,,
From the Fredericks5ug Herald -"The slec,IOn 70,
SPoHsyiranta County took place on Monday last The
| itll,s ing is the Iesui:
For CongTess-Ct Hou'e-P.uon, I99-D,de. IO2
| Freely {" 257- 30
| Stale Senate
c,edg.-'P4,kef' ieo- Dickinson, o. Upsasw. ~
Ct He 2i0- 81 TX
| Ho, Of Delegates
FreG'g-Po"ti, 200 -Fulcber, SO
c.. Ho Ill I95
uTThe Pre.nst Of Mrs Andrews y.t to bs heard
from Powell ia 90 doubt elected Desea,e
Richmond County
For CongTess-fAiaferto So -CTinn I56
state Senate HUI gsrio;d lO4 -Ba,ye IO2-Fitz.
hugh 80.
II. Of Deiegafes-Carter, lob .apham ST.
Cine election for tbs House of Delegates /, not We,
decided, as Lancaster aud Richmond counties form
| the on. election district for one Dsiegate.)
In 1929. Taliaerro b,d majority IN Ri.bmood
| county over N won OF 20