Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27

cund political maxim that the freo trade 10. aud
be more widely ereuiates, the will be its
prosperity, aud that OF tho major; every restriction
which s not indispensable for purposes Of revenue
'hoai which VIII impede lie progress. and not uDfre
quentiy jeopsrtze its security"
Resofred, Tnnthe profession and promotion OF Com.
merxe as respects tito bste IN diff nj
parts o. NE oLop ana Win foreign psiions were among
the principal hieh led the formation Of The
+. deal Govefuu cni.
Resoiped Thai .aw, ,ds wi h references TO the pc.
Guitar ocs,p Of any class OF czsrs whereby tho
sreas body OF he people ACC axei to pronos those OBJ
Jecs, are Oppressive and mol in conformity with
the sp'ri, OF the cons'ituer.
R,sofred TIA VIII the national debt Is paid, 90
more dude. GU 'osiso ipera ieus should be sxacIed
the Government.
Resolced Tha,the psrpstuty of hs Uni,n can hardly
be nsiu'siosd a'oo srsaa pie., aud that therefore
mere p.cinisry consider atoms should not be allowed TO
come 10 comneiison with an oS ct go important
Reso'red Ths' spirit OF eonril alton ~ qrircs he al.
enon II al! eon'ilerae TO the con psiui, Of our
bteiLrsn OF tho South. ADD that Their fore ID. iii laws
should b. 90 mod as ,o meet the de Il tho rea
sonsb'e par, OF Ina, sscNtp oil our country. sf
Resolred, That this meeting highly spprove Of the
Cow niion TO be held by ibe ends oil Free Trade 10
Phis.iphis on be 30h inst and 1t a, eleven delegates
be chosen 10 repres his said Cow n,ion
with rover ~ bll up such vacancies az may occur
The above re, or, AMI Iesolut ons wsr- unanimously
accepted, and the 10 10 ng genilsn en- tppou dele.
gates in pursuance Of no last resolve :-Piekeripa
Doise Jshn Forre'ser Gideon Tucker, wm Thorndike.
John w Rogsre, Thos. p B,DerOf, I,ase Nrwhai, Da-
sid Neal.
(sIgned) JOSEPH PEABODY, Chyn. 4
DAVID A. NEAL, Sec'ry.
TARIFF MEETING.-An agricultural! Manufac-
turing and Commercial Convention is called TO meet
at New York on the 26th October, 10 offset the Anti
iafh Convention notice has appeared in the Phila-
dephia prints, signed by l57 of her citizens and adj.
dressed to the "Friends Of american, lndstry in the
city and county Of Philadelphia" for the purpose of
meeting and appointing Delegates, in order 10 counter
act the "strenuous eort which is about be made 10
disturb the present prosperity of our country by SEEK
ing to put down our Manufactures, and all Internal
Inpropements"-aH Internal improvements
which this notice is put forth.
MR.. RANDOLPH.
The York Evening Journal undertakes TO say,
that Mr. Randolph is ''now travelling in the South of
France and has intention of resgning his commits
sion. After the heat of the Russian Summer is over
(adds this decorous Renegade) he may take an excnr-
sion to ST. Petersburg TO enquire into the health of his
secretary OF Legation, and report the of the
Cholera" sc. SC.
The report of Mr.. RS visit to the South of France is
untrue He was in England at the last accounts. Let
tiers have been received in this city from London in
August stating that he then spending hi. time with
friend in the county OF Surry-that he was still much
indsposed, with bad cough, and occasionally splitting
blood and that he expected 10 embark for the u s in
the next month September -That he shas no inten-
llon Of res'gnng his commission" is equally false We
are distinctly under the impression that he has some
weeks since resigned it, and that his resignation has
been accepted by our government.
MIR. HeSehlah Niles is pleased TO repeat the story
from the Evening Journal, along with calculation from
the Boston Courier OF the 'scos of the mission to Rus
sia'-which Mr.. supposes TO be enearly correct''-
elf the salary and outfit be ailored''.mark-not
claimed by Mr. r. but auooed by the administrators.
His calculation also takes in the outft-the expense of
the Concord to ST. Petersburg, sc. SC. win these
gentlemen be pleased TO wait for the facts?Or ia Mr.
~ instead oil making his paper "a Register OF facts'
determined TO sink il into a Register of estimates sun
positions and guesses' II is fast very fast losing the
character it once enjoyed of being the best Historical
Reference in the u s., and degeneratng into am ordi
nary illibera and unjust parzan paper.
More "inadrertence"-A Committee of Vieilane,,
we have The right reading of Macbeth atlast
To The Editors C Of i ifelNrni-rn see no more
GENTLEMEN: Having discovered my humble n,me
annexed to the list Of those compo the An-Jaekson
Committee, which was done entirely wi,bon, wv
knowledge or content, respectfully reouest tbo.s
VINO may have placed il hre TO ressnd ths &C, by
hing to do with political mattrs--,he candidates al,
stand in the 'ame relation to me- and equally respect
eNh' am gentlemen, Your,
sooner. 5 r, ' O III
Richmond Sep. 10. 1881 r. o.
The INIT Jackson Party are still moving in Virginia
;agreeG friends of the Administration are perfect
~ Wiling 10 measure strength with them as soon as
ney please. But the Anti Jacksons do not agree among
themselves in the names they assume and the han,
ners hey display For instance, meeting of "sup-
cry cizens oil Berkeley county, the I2t at which
Gen. Boyd presided, and Mr.. H. Waite acted as Secre
ary ana Charles j. Faulkner, Esq proposed the pream
Die and resolutonsthey call themselves the National
Hepuumcan psr.y.They approve Of the design of the
10 'he reelection OF A Jackson-and thew apnoint a
committee TO meet the committees OF the other committee
IN the 10Th Congressional District of Virginia 10 nom
nate Delegate TO the Baltimore ConventionTbev aIso
ADOPT the following resolution: "
"Resolved That this meeting will tal,e no o,,,or
the subject Of the Senatorial representation in said Co
venion, the hope and expectation being entertained
at some step VIII be taken in reference thereo b ,b
Nalonai Republican party OF the city of Richmon1 ~
whose consideration the subject is respectfully submit
eu WIN the assurance that this meeting will concur in
any appointment that may be so made - "
But the notice put forth by the citizens of o,ao,
taxes ground at once II is directly addressed to those
VINO are opposed to the recollection of ANDREW
SACKSoN and friendly TO the election of HENRY
OhAf' TO the presidency of the United States"
SHUFFLING IN THE RANKsp,
Ire Opposition al rome loss for a CanfiJa,. a.
run sgap.t Cen Jstk'op. Some of them ere alarmed
ny 'he signs In * enucky. they cav II Mr. Civ
sanho eariy bis own State with him whe. ebarc. bss
"e oil succeeding esewhere. SINE of his T. ior, a,s
ev nksn in helr al glance, aud tbivsrug in HE
%ho'- Inc Editor of he Providence Literary SnbaI
'ein VINO has been 40 iong devo Ell 20 Mr. CLAW WIZ
mounted bis pane under The Ediiorsl he ad spos, ,o
zoe nom at OF Gen JAtk,ons installation WIN arid
ms loyalty 'osueh lengths pa lon upon The world H.
,oIgeu isneI oil eulogum in Mr. il Fl rsor's nan . ia
iokug on Tor another eand date. now de eIsres ,bat
henfy Clay blasted all his pro spects Lfns. a., g.,
sune., by blending then with those OF Job% oinr a.
ans '-"Our eour's ('sys tive Subaern) ba, he,p on
"afo; we baVe toed and iugged snd oed and ,.sd
away 'hs Dst'er period Of s and our only a,d
VA, ueen 'hs io's OF mouey-be aecrnla lson If oss
sno ne neglect and eoniumely Of political deneod,
n M wouil noi di'hs srien ", il we could oply
oie 10 Heniy Clay as candidate for the p,esdsn.v
Day We oehtld nothing in bis favor Tba, he can ~,
ray goo1iy number OF pes,o1al frispds !. $3.50
DO couoted but q what avail I, MT ;fbs