Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-09
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MEETING OF THE STATE RIGHTS AND FREE
TRADE PARTY.

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CHARLESTON, July 81 -Agreoahly TO public no.
tce, large aud rsspss iabis Meeting Of the estate
Rights end Free Trade Party" wac held on MonAay
evening last al Flycl5's Room. Els. H,rr,. E,o
was called to tho Chair, and Henry Bailey, Esq an
pointed Secretary.
The Hon. HtHry Dsss. Chairman Of tn. General
the estate Rights Atsscis,iox," pttf,e,d by an AID.
dress which wsrs unaninsu,ly adopted. The Aadrefs
and CoE-'i'u'ior will be eund in another portion OF our
paper.
On motion OF General Hayns. it ". Resolved,
That committee be aPp.nisd 10 pomina,s Diners .:
eodingly, consisting OF Barnard E. Bee, James Fur
guson, G. b. Eskhard. Jaes Rare, Artaur hidilefo on
Samuel Burger and WA. p. Findisy,) wko retired for
the purpose Of cos'ijefipg ihe sutiast.
Genera! H.yn, then submitted the foowisa reso.
luton relative 10 'ha HfPe.hFmrnt 81 Dsssaies to IN.
Free Trade COsy'nios 70 be t'd 10 Philsd.ipsis,
wb:ri wac unaplG'su iy sdop''d,
The State Rshs ard Fac TfaaS Party OF Charles.
ton, having understood that in the resent
of ID ilegAies 10 The AniTAdG Convention, 10 be
seDbled at Phisdf ipha, 10 September next il has been
supposed that we lad undertakes 10 #onirai. Repre-
senaiives for the whole State lake ibis method OF
informing friends throughout the STATE, that in
lseDg, Delegates, rssidug in different paris OF the
country, to represent as in said Convention, il wa;
merely our Disniion 10 pay BoHeS tribute OF re.
Ppeci 10 the shtractsr and talents CT the gentlemen Sc
lected, end to avail Ourselves Of their servces; and
that 1t was not our Intention 70 ae for the STATE, but
ly for ourselves. Time and slrsums'ansss not having
admitted OF previous consultation with our friends in
the interior, we were reducsd 20 the necessity of
ing for ourselves, and trust that the ccurss pursued
VII meet the cordial appreciation Of The friends OF Free
Trade throughout the State. The State Rights ard
Free Trade Party OF Charleston, will cordially unite
ia any measures which may be adopted to secure
JWl able and united representation OF the whole party
at the proposed Convention, and for ha purpoSe
agree to consider ALTO representatives. all those
gentlemen who may be selected by friends in di-
feren' parts ef the State, TO represent them, and we
respectfully recommend to them the adoption of SINH
lar resolution
Barnard E. Bee, Esq, from the Committee appointed
10 nominate officers Of the Assoc a,iop subnisd ,bs
wa una anil aIv -
President, HEATING SIMONS.
Let Vise President, JAMES HAMILTON, Junr.
3d do do NATHANIEL HEYwARD
4th DO DO ROBERT j. TURNBULL
9Th Sh DO 90 do do R RdpAs Ho o Rsvnr
Corresponding Secretary 70 be appointed BY the
Standing Csmmiitee)
Rec'g Secretary, CHRISTOPHER L. BLACK.
Treasurer, CHALES f MILLER.
STdNDLNG COMMITTEE
Henry WIN. Psronnsau, Ssdgwiek L. Smons, Ste.
phen Elliott, Bsnj,mn a. Markley. Campbell Dou-
glas, Alexander Mszysk, JAsob F. Ainxing, John
Margrath, I'sae f. HolmsS
Barnard +. Be,, Esq then Submitted the following
10 relation to The late snimatipg proceedings Of the
State Rights party in Alabams, which Vas cordially
and uDanimeusly adspsd.
ResolOed, That the State Rights asd Free Trade Par
~ Of Charleston has sssn with he lvelsst emotions o
Eraiihea 'isD, the decided and gosnDou, dsmonsra
tons Of publis spirit in The Stats Of Alabama, ~
unequivooaIly uufoldsd ia tie rsesst sslsbrsfon
Of the anniversary OF Gar National IndspsndsDcs
at Menigomsry, where The true doetfiAss OF Slate So
versgniy, Constitutional Liberty, sHd fstlossl Union
were msniainsd, with gsnsrsus ssihusssm snd man
ly and enlightened zeal. That such so exhibition was
worthy OF The nislliS well patriotic spirit Of
that young but powerful State, az there Is fertility
with which God has blessed the rich valies OF her m
nieent Rivers that STAND The blasting curse Of tbs
system, against which her gallant are now 10 com
Inon with ourselves, lifsg up their voices We thank
them for the cheering sscsD they convey and pledge
ourselves never to abandon the sacred vail the
South 10 again In psy'essioD OF The blessings Of Frss
Trade, The Constitution 10 rsBorsd, End tbs Union
placed on 'hs hrm bssss these nssiimsbls bshs 6u
will insure.
Be HJiIther Resofped, That the thanks Of III,
mestDg be raiuTnsd TO The Hen. d. xos II Lsuis IN,
worthy and distinguished representative Of AIsb.u,,
fJr his able and eloquaDt opsrssn with the Del,
lion from South CsroDs in nsnraI.ing ,bo,. n,ibsi
pies and that polisy which the sxs,sns, liberty
aud happiaess OF the South dspsnd.
Thoroas o. Elliott, Eco. submitted The foIIovtns
Resolution relative 10 Tho "Ssuihern ChToueis which
was uesnimsuSiy sdopied:
Resolved, That tho Southern ChrsnisIs be recon.
mended TO 'hs patronage and support Of the Sat,
Righis party
William p Finley, Eco. Then offered The foIlsvIn,
rsIshvs - ibe Msrine Hospital, wbish was earrieG
amidst the cordial acelamaionp Of the meeting
The Free Trade and State Rights PARTY have seer
with regret, the proceedings from which IL appears
Na sonirset has bssn made win Contraeo, fesid.
Bg in DE City OF Washington for the areetion of q
Marine Hospital ip this Cny.--They have reason T.
believe, that the alleged ebesFn.ss Of sueb
eonirsci will bS foynd 10 arse enii;ely from the in
feiiory Of The Workmanship end materials, and tina,
work Of the same description can be done az eheAuy
by our Charleston Mechsncs, 40 any 10 the United
siaes-IfI were otherwise, however, this would f,r
hish 10 sufeien fea'en for sending Noslbsra Me.