Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-27

BY Colonel Bryan, ono o. tho Committee OF Arrange
ments C. J. Colecck Whether in the Judicial sdmio-
israion OF or laws, presiding th- finances OF
our Sac. no equally d-srr confidence, ~rd com
maad. our resp .. |, wei, beeou hun, % b. icrni
On the eide OF e olna hose prrn' ~Slkrc by tue
eide OF the mar,,rd II ,hs se.t oii. which va,
snnob'd hv 'be -rc, e.
by job. Huzcr, On oi h. Comm "c % Ar snge-
meDu: Henry ID '-,i't .b'.. .'qn ~ 'nd uode.
waiting supper, o. a. Rsb,s. Sen 'bese
Pai hes, eaGilsS h,u ,o OR hsh co -hi.pea and
esteem
BY James + rsusor. me OF ~" Co,nmiitee Of Ar.
Management sihsn d. Miller An able, honest, and
iah uI IA Tia stvsshe has t,ur.raeo in The ir nc.
IieaI ord, the Il doterces Of cons u,oua ber,y
The Ball. Blk Jury <, aud Ca touch Box. n ocr ep-
poD+a. viii g,v- va tar hearing before the s-eond
We shail never bavs 'u's TO app a, TO the third.
From tho Charleston Mercury.
Al usuSy large s.ss bisgs OF no State Rish,.
and Fr'c Trad Party. nvened al Fayolle'. Tues.
dsy Evening, July ~, 1881,
The Hon. n .pry Dsas called 70 the Chair aud
T-omas Gadstsn, q sproiu'ed to oct a, s eresry.
MIR. Dra. having iri ~ stated tho obi ct oi the
meeting, Hurry l.. Piuckocy, E-u moved that Com.
ue hs app in I'd 20 AXE in's consdsr tbs err
OF the Union Party u neral Jssk ON, and bi, answer
thereto, and TO rrpJt, thereof.
The mcii"u hsN ins been Vns Dimou.y carried, the
following Gvnieuen we're appointed Gu ,hN Commit
NJ. L. Xiii. Ch4irmau. b. E. Bee, Elias Vaud.,hor,,
William p. P,roi Finley, J,coh Arson Stephen
Elliott S. l.. Simon.. CO.. Ca,ei, DIR. +. Y Smon.
Z. b. Lining. c. NJ. r rnan, r. w. Cogt.n. Alex.
and L. =. LLwndss.
The asose Committee having retired, II. l.. Pnsk-
y h,
ted the following Resolutions, which he pr-fae-d with
address 20 III meeting. xplsnatory OF their otiecis
"Rsso!ped, That the delegates DO appointed
who shall M. ct such other dlegNe,. 10 be appointed
by the friends cfF,-e Trade, saii -bls Phil
adephia 10 Sep, next Tor the purpose Of sdtpug
such measur,s as may be deemed txpc|isnt 10 open
tbe ey Of he people Of lie Uoitsi Sac, to The
unconstitutional character and gto.s mju,nce OF he
American SYSTEM AID 10 bring ba,k ;he biessiogs OF
Free Trade. And hat he I'enjs OF "Fue Trade"
In the dhs,en, sie,. sud Parishes ,hrous bout the
STATE he requested her TO scqr,est- in II selection
made by this Mee,i'g, 'r 10 appoint other dele gAs
represent tho m resp.c'iv ly.
''Resofped, Thai a Cvibmit,ee re now appointed 10
act as General Committee CT he State Rish's and
Free Trade Party shall be the duty Of hi. Com
m,tee 10 correspond with In. delgaies OF ihs Sac
Rights aud Free Trade PaTtr wh ,h.y shalt be in az,
tend nee n Convention It Philadelphia, with a view
OF The pcceeeirgs Of The Convention "a may To neces
say or lrf n:ien Of ih ir sops,i ueD. bat also
TO convey 10 the said deiegaies such inorr in 10
gard the views and wishes OF their constituents
may DO reces'lry for their guidance in THAR f,fis 10
Prcmcte The ohjec;s OF no Cow 'ncn
Iesoirei Ina, il shall be the further duty Of the said
%ommiiiee TO ccrasfoai with tus ui.hed pubic m H.
friends OF Stale Rgh's aud Trade 10 he Sou,h rn
s a.es, With vrw 20 concerted action on the psrt OF
the advocates of our principles, in .feoee OF ale
Rgh's, and in oppoiiiion 10 the rictve System
not ooy in relation L, The rH,ris 10 DO made by the
posed Conv ion, bci i.o or tie purp~e II conhin
ing and ting tho tsIeHts the worth aud n u-
ence, o. the supp rters Of these and uspp
among't The people proper knowledge Of tho dangers
to which our free nstu'icns eSpOs-d rou the
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Iicentous constructions OF tho Con. iinuor.
"RosOiucd, That il shall be the duty said ON.
mi,ee 70 call meeting of TIL. Patty, a, such lime,
ard places, and such occasisns key my deem
expedient, eth Tor The purpose OF laying fcrmSt on
bstIe tbs Par y or of receiving instructions froa IT,
relation TO he rrep.sed Conven ion, wi h r-tafd o
any o.hsr matter VII Oh may f|qure the action Of Ia
Party
"And whereas, the efforts which have lately been
made, and are now In progress, the part of The Ia
rir party the North, rivet the American system
upon the settled policy of the country particular
y the formation of Associ tons, and the estsblishmen
OF Presses there 10 be devoted TO the disse OF
the pernicous doctrines which that system is oun
ded, renders il indsPensably necessary that counter
acting measures should be resorted TO And whereas
the State Rights and Free Trade Party of South Ca
Iolina, have at all times cherished and they trust have
manifested sincere desire to enghen the public mind
the subject OF the unconstitutional character and IA
tai effects OF that system and still unwilling while
any hope shall remain, 10 omit any la their pow
er TO disseminate correct information this subject
And Whereas from the condition OF the public press in
this city, the mea are not sufficiently afforded of dis
semnating the necessary information among the people
therefore,
"Resolped. TIL t an evening paper ought to be
forthwith established in this city in support of the lust
principles OF Free Trade and strict construction OF the
Constitutions and that, for this purpose, i, shalt be the
duty OF the said General Committee to circulate sub
scripton papers, and TO invite John A. Stuart Esq the
distinguished editor of the Beaufort Gazette, to take
charge OF the editorial department OF the same.
".fnd be ii also Resofped, That this party will pro.
coed TO establish State Rights and Free Trade Asso
ciation-the annual contribution to which, OF each
Der, shall not exceed One Dollar and Half-And il |
shall be the duty OF the General Committee prepare
and TO report to adjourned meeting OF the party
prope- rules Tor the government OF such association
That the said Committee shall also correspond with the
friends OF State Rights and Free Trade in other parts OF
the State and OF the u. States, for the purpose pro-
curing their cooperation in the formation OF similar
Associations, in that, by united efforts the
blessings OF Free Trade and equality Of Taxation may
be secured 10 country and the harmony OF the d-
iereDt section OF the Union restored"
TIE foregoing rssolu,.-ns having been separately
considered and unanimously agreed TO, II. L. P.nek-
Dey, E,q. then moved that The following gentlemen BE-
appointed Delegates to The Convention, which was ear
red smits. The acclamation of The eetpg:
'Langdon Chsyes Of s. Peters. Hon. Alfred Huger
OF St Thomas and 81. Dennis, H;n Judge Colcock
Of Charleston, 4. Holmes Of Charies,oo, Col. F.
X. Huger OF Psneleion John Fraser OF Charleston.
Col Waddy ThompfoD Of Greer vile, Hon. w. ] Gray.
OF b. a.for', Col VIM. Pre- sion OF Columbia mes
Lyman Of Cba,lsson Chancellor Harper Of Columbia
Col. Thompson T. Player Of fairfield. Col. A. P. But.
Ter OF 'sehsd, j. d. Wiiherspcon Of Lsbcattsr, CeI
Edred Simkins OF Edge field, Col. III. N. Cruesr Of |
Charleston, DE-. Tydnsn Of Prince Geofgs, Col. 7. |
p Aston OF AL Stunts, Col. J,hn Csbiey Of Camden
Cha les Macbeth OF Charleston"
Mr PIDdkbey iben moved that he following gentle.
men be appointed "a General Committee OF The s. ate
RI ths and Free Trade Patty" sgreeatIy 10 the 2pd
Resolution; which also carried amidst the acesma
lions OF The mee,ns:
Hon. Henry Deas, Chairman, Ella. Horry, M. l. |
Keith, X. Cunningham r. j. 1urnbull, John Hume, |
John Magratb, Charles NJ. Furmsn, Jacob F. Mintzing
DIR. Benjamin b. Sifnons, James Poyss, S. L. Simons
Jacob Arson, H. w. Perroneau. Benjamin A Markley,
Campbell Douglass, Thomas Lebre, b. T.. Bee, DR.. |
Thomas Prioleau Stephen Elliott. Henry Horbeck, l.. |
III. Kennedy, j. L. Pezsnt, A. NJ. Hertz, Philip Co |
hen, Andrew Pay, James Robertson, Ker Boyce Alex |
Mazyck
The above proceedings having been gone through |
the Committee the subject Of the letter Of the IN
ION Party" TO the President, announced through their
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