Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-16

sitxtonaI orJair to tar class of citizens for the
american people, will spare efor,
to avert tho sssmies which such question may bring
on ourselves aud our country.
Tariff be held At on The sob
instan,, and that we desire
to attend the Same on our
behalf, and 10 use their exertions to accomplish eons
tuonslly tbs immediate nod6 alton and 6nal repeal
Of the system OF protesting do lee.
The following gentlemen were then nonna ed AMI
chosen by The meeting TO fill tho blank In the last
LUTON, viz:
Hugh Nelson. Thoms. W. Giimer, D.. Charles
Cooke, and Dr.. Charles Everett
On motion u was also resolved, that the membe ~
ofihe dele CATION be auhorz supply by APT ointment
any vacancy. the, may occur, by the attendance
OF any Of their body.
Resoived also that the edit Of the Virginia Two.
cate and Redmond quirsr. and al others, friendly &c
the object OF this meeting be requested to publish the
above proceedings in .h-r respective pap'r:.
b. Blown, Jr. See TO The Meeting.
Ins proceedings al the very hume and respssta.
81, mee.ias held in h. Court House. on Monday as'
x.p,,o.. 80 be found In to.dsy's paper. Alss the
Commute alton Of .vo .vtifer, relative 10 the re-
solution offered by MIR. Rves, In foiioS!nS verde:
'Resoiped That when We sympathise with Co.
brethren OF thu South. m ,hei su rings under this un-
just Tar n policy, wsrd uufsigledly dePreea'e re-
sort TO the dangerous and unconstitutional remedy,
which has been suggested by the a'se dosrine oil u-
Iifcafion." We do no, mean to pass opinion AZ TO
the proPreiy improperly Of the pursUe1 by
minority OF the meeting In voting sgain', this resolu-
that the sentiment contained IN it, there is objee.
tion. Tho ground taken by Mr. G liner, the Chairman
OF the Committee, 10 opposing the resolution, had Moth
ing 10 do with lis uttin lie merit he argued that il had
nothing 10 do with the proceedings OF the meeting: that
were acting 10 concert with the other States, end
especially with South Caroline, 10 pursuing peaceful
and, all admitted, constitutions remedy, for tho evils
under which are suffering; aud that this concert
might be weakened destroyed. and the chance Of ul
timate impaired by any premature
Of opinions confined 10 mere party In sister State.
And we have expressly Understood from many OF those
who voted sganN the resolution. that while none
cordially condemn The doctrine OF Modification, they
p-,ssing any opinion the subject. The second reso-
iuor 10, .eposted by the Committee, they Tassrde6
strongly implying. II not expressing their dsapproba,ion
of any measure wns.eh could possibly endsnger the
unon and the terms ftss we're such could give Of
fence to no party whatever. We vsye not the smallest
doubt that susd the considerations. which Induced
the meeting IT, rajss the resou on.We have no idea
that there sinsis nulli6er In the whole number
OF tho'e who voted against it-wheshe latent fieni
ship for ME- Calhoun and sonse quent tenderness 10
denouneng principles TO which he is welded, may have
inhuenced any, as our correspondent sugges, We do
not profess 10 know enough OF mens secret motives
decide. Charlottesville .dduoeate:
IMdryland-The Bali. Republican shows from tbs
late returns Of the vote. for The Senatorial College, that
the cause oil Jackson rs gained consd rabie ground
In Maryland-and that taking these returns data, II
the Elesora Districts continue they are seven Pre-
woes out oil the Eteven safe Gsn.
Ii shows also from these returns that the Clay
Party should venture on a General Ticket, Jackson
would now casry the whole Safe, having majority OF
abou SOB 1t shows tina, Sin counties and eli
~ ,hs jackson maj iy OF popular votes 10 about THREE
HUNDRED. although the Clay party have f,centy one
electors-and tho Jackfon party but ten! Tue friends
their cause among the people, however Justly they
may depors the system which gives such an-republi
can resus."
shows tina. in these Is counties and one ei,y the
Clay party had last A clear ms of sir
dred aud fifty nine uOtes Oar majority this year is
about three Misunderstanding gain Of not much less
than ONE THOUSAND vorEs.-It shows that Extend
Ing tho calculation to Bsnmore, Anne Arundel, ST..
Mdry's and Calvert counties, where there was a,
the recent election no contest The whole result
HUNDRED AND THREE.
The AnaJaek:Sp m,j ,iy a. the Pre,idsn.ia .Icc.
TWO.
Difference Ia favor Of JACKSONISM-SEvEN.
TEEN HUNDRED.
The result ia what The Clay men call "Me death of
Jaeks0nism!"
the re-ees'on of Gan. A Jaekson to the Presidency of
the United States, Ohis is the 81, of the Clay meet
imgo has been held, aud appointed Col. Stephen
Wright, jos. H. r ,beristn. Francis Mallory. p. j
Cohen, Edward Delany, and Henry Woodis Dele gates
30 the Baltimore Convention.
The citizens of Alexandra not squeamsh or so
polite. They "call spade spade" Their public
meeting oil Saturday last is called by the A. Gazette the
meeting of "those opposed the election General
jackson, ana IN Jdpor OF Mr. Cfoy"-They, too, APP
pointed Delegates 10 the National Convention.
Among their resolutions which ,hey pledge
their purpose TO be only TO prevent tbs con OF
Gen Jackson, Blu, $40 ali honorable and fir
TO place in his stead tina, distinguished and long ried
Patriot. unrvaed Orator, and experienced Stale
Henry Ciay."-Thi' certainly "goes the whole"
The Editor OF the Columbi4 Tia o. the 10Th lasbes
th'se Editors, who believe affect t, believe ina. Mr.
Calhoun late Exposition does support he doctrine
Of qualification. He ptoDouns es any one who 'cop-
sd.rs 1t equvoc P ss "eiiber from defesi OF head
heart teneafh all controversy ''"There is not ma
in Car 'ins (says The Timrs) Of any piry whose in
telgence places him two degrees above idiocy, who
does not laus ia his heart, the utter ignorance OF
Sjuth Carolina aiies which can induce any hone 81
man to Eths author OF this exposition other
than Niiifr, the doctrines ,herein eonsined any
other than The docf 0es OF SJuih Carolina .NnHfcd-
TOM We have, we ihink, right to speak with
confidence this .ubject. The leading OF jec,
oil this paper snse lie essb hment has been the sup.
port of those constitutional prn usually understood
doctrine Of Modification. This paper has been az.
knowedged by friends and foes Modification pa
per- and we defy any TO poiDi out in our soumns
paragraph that squnis towards olheaion, for which
mere 10 not authority IN ibis expo'on There is
ming eqmuoedl hcre--i' Is all pla, sailing.
NEW PAMPHLET.
We received by last evenings mail, from Washing
ton, neatly printed pamphlet of tlty-fve pages,
under the title of "Candd Appeal to the American
Public, in reply to Messrs Ingham, Branch and
Berrien, the Dissolution of the late Cabinet
by John ii. Eaton"-we have not had time to read,
much less sketch its conents--We find in the ap
Pendx the last correspondence between Mr.. Eaton
and MIR. Berrien," never before published IL COM
prises letter from Major Eaton TO Mr. Berren--one
from Gen. A. Hunter, his friend, to hm--and from
General Jones, Mr.. Berren's friend to Gen. Hunter.
There is no letter from Mr.. b. pubsedhis letter to
Major Eaton being returned by his friend, "with a
verbal inmaion that Maj Eaton would not-receive it,"
In his pamphlet he speaks in the berest and most
contempuous terms of Messrs. Berrien, Branch and