Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-15

othec by tho Tree and cnbi ssed FIR .ges OF p,
pie, 10 oProsicn 10 tbs grealest OF corruption
and intrigue ever praeu.ed in hi. eorny. and there
lore, that he need not combine with OF
every hue and compt xicu to obtain r.-.lsc n They
Know that la the d,scheIsp Of III, du'y, III viii iaks
the constitution for his guidethat he will never
tie upon me laws .r noun, soy phi ie"' bobby, or
pirate about "sys,em," which hs IL upshlS H. Il. fine.
accomplish srS rorio Whatever They Soow 'ha'
he will sps The hon--, ssn'imsn;s al. hi. mud upon
every su.Jec- Vat. being u" p'oes'rd diplcmsi-,,
practices dgu'' ~ te gvci tens io AZ 20.
vaIDmenifhat "a. WI ''ak nothing that is OF RI, az
~ rsh', aid submit to ro,tirx tLet is rops;' sud
hence they ate aaie % comprehend he srcre, Of his
eminent success. N Every negocicu sat too, under
bis edUn,s'rafn
RESOLUTIONS
Rescued, Tha ioasmueh rs ou, BIZ Il II KIT. quar-
antees TO the people OF hi. state '',he solo and
elusive right OF xcverripg thrms, Ives free, cove
reign aud independent sae, Il AT the authorities Of
this STATE forever hcrest.r shall exercise aud enjoy
which 10 not or may not hereafter y the
ly delegated to tic United s at-s OF America in Con
gtess eDbled-we consider all appropriations ty The
Congress Of the United Sa.er the public money for
roads and canals, otLer otess of internal cal
improvement 10 be violation OF both tho constitu
oil The United States and Of The sac OF New Hamp,hr.
and that In b., hall OF the olle Of his state, renew
eddy express appreciation If the Of the pres
placing hl' veto on The bill aPPcpr'tifg money to aid
In making a read In he state o. Kentucky.
R'Ofued, TIA, The ie,ple OF the United States have
never gran any express mower to COL gress 10 char
ter the BaDk OF The United Slae'; ,bst ~mh THOMAS
JEFFERSON, we cot s:teT such tuition,
lpg The funds al the money aiops Of tho
men, 10 be zone Of The most deadly hos i,y -xis ing
against the principles and form Of cur Gems u,ion
nat we ceem 70 goveInm, Mt safe wbith is under tie
vassalase OF any seif-cousuted au,hore. possessing
IN time OF wir 'hA pow % dictate TO the na'ion the
peace hould accept, or TO barkrup, Il government,
by "fhciawipg us aide" Equally do he republican
members OF .he New Hampshire Legislature protest
agans the admission, that the people Of ibis state have
ever expressly granted TO the Congress OF The United
states ihe power 10 ioest- branch OF in baLk within
The limits OF this sats whose specie funds and oiher
ae sba DO here p!ae yond the reach II state
Ia -
enable such bank 10 ,wsllo up o. annihilats every
local monied institution ia the sa'r, a, aoy trying EN-.
ergcney.
Resolved, That 'his Cons ion di,Approves the cor
duc' OF me u'ra parry in rsa,ion the tariff OF 1925
hat inc pro's ciion end prosperity OF he domestic
eu'uy aud paIut curing capital Ct 'he nor b, does
notrtquire the oppression Of tho agicul:uriss and
plaDtvif al n,e stuhihat IL is cur brii.f the mauu-
featuring interests do no; require such inPo,itiou
taxes pom imported articles as stall iass revenue
more w. AN necessary 10 deTay The UdineTy exptG-
ses OF the sovefnment-ha, is tho wish Of the pro
pie OF this STATE after the pa, lie debt ,h, bs discbars
ed, that he duties importauoDs shall Re reduced
met upon such articles ct nece.sary consumption as do
not con e in coupe uon wi h our own manufactures,
and afterwards gradually upon such articles as may be
manufactured wrhn border' 80 that there may
be monopoly IN 10 species OF production, and all
Interests may he equally protected.
RtSoiued That lille Ibis onvsuiioD d'aprroves the
doctrine that any state has ihs right frcby TO re-
els, law OF The United aes, il IL squIly nvsrse TO
the docrn1 OF consolidation o; all power in the Uniied'
States contended for by the ultra party; that the Safe
disposition which has bsen manitesed BY the leaders
ct that party that the United States judiciary shall
sumo power which belongs Only to The Sates--rowsr
which has been expressly E'an,ed by The peo.
pie Of his STATE any other tribunal than their
eg la:ivc ard judicial tribunals 1t is The belief
this Convention, that there is redesmng power in the
whole people Of the Uni States. fully adequate 10
stop and Ultimately TO prevent all sncToaehments on
state righs; and ha, the idea should Tor a mo.
men' be induged 'ha, any state may alone become um
pre- "h OF madly rom tie proper 'phere in the grea,
system oi the UoioD, ard thus rashIy dissolve OF
the 'saered es'' which in its several parts
The excellent sentiment ci our President tbs sub.
j-ct 10 worthy TO be engTsven on every Amsr
hear. 'ihe UNION OF the Sia'e'-Ir MUST BE PRE-.
SERVED"
RESOLVED, That the official course OF ANDREW
JACKSON fully ju',ifss the expectations OF tho sroDg
friends TO his election end ial.h.s the predictions OF
his enemies that the welfare Of the great republican
party requires his hi. present office Tor
NJ other term and that will chssrfuliy une our
efforts with these OF the friends OF he Uuion in the
other States, TO effect that Object.
RESOLVED, That tia Convention, swsre OF the salu-
tary effects which may attend the interchange Of sen.
men's Of the great republican party throughout the
or-believing that the gre al interests OF the North
ms South, the Easl and the Wet be better concilia
ed by hGldmg comuupion with each oihsr aud yield
iUs points OF minor local difference, than by reitera
ton OF epi'hss, calculated to widen The breach by fan
ming The hme OF local prsjudices-do recomme nd to
their republican brethren in oh'r States, friendly TO
The re election Of ANDREW JACKSON, to elect dele.
gsesequai to the number OF electors RI President 10
each State, TO attend general Conven6n to he holden
OF Baltimore, in the Safe of Mary land, the third
Monday OF May, 1882 which Convention shall have
Tor It's object ihs adoption Ct such measures will best
promote the recollection Of An'rew Jackson and the
nomination OF candidate 10 be supported q Wise
Pre- sdent at the same elc lion.
RESOLVED, That John L,ngdon EiwyD, James Far.
ringoD, A:lond Ciro, Charlie. +. Cove, Frederick A.
Sumner, NA,han g. Babbitt, Samuel G. Webster, and
Jared W. Williams, be delegates fo' the S a'e Of New
mpshire, to attend National Convention, at Bali
more, On the third Monday Of May, 1882 provided
majority Of the States shall accede TO the nla
ton contained in The foregoing resolution ard thai
the gentlemen herein natEel shall have authority 10
choose substitute or substitute: to supply aby yacsu
cy that may happen in their nun Der.
Resolved, That IL is the opinion OF this CoBv0nHor
that State Convention OF Delegates, equal 10 the
Der OF representatives. in the Safe Legislature shoul
be holden in this State often, at Iesst, in
every two years; and that this Conveno authorize
and request the Republican Central Committee, 10 is.
cue circulars 70 suitable persons 10 the several town.
"mmeDGck The choice Of dale yates in Con.
ven,on al Concord, on the 81 Wednesday OF June,
1882, for the purpose OF nominating suitable candidates
to be supported az Representatives in Congress, and
Electors OF President sni Vice President al the x
election. Al'o 10 nominate such State, Dsrist and
County Oficsra, NJ may be thought sxpsdient
RESOLVED, That Francis N. Fisk, Nathaniel G. Up
ham, Cyrus Barton, Abner p SiiDsoD, and Robsrt Ds-
Wis, BE- the Republican en,ral Committee for the en-
suing year
Which were read and undniu,, ,sly adopted.
On molten Of Mr.. Whit,smors Of the Senate, the
Convention proceeded to ballot for Candidate for Gov
efnor, and
His Exs.llsnsy Samuel Din'Bors had I4l vs,..
whersupon, on motion Of Mr.. Chase, ID vss r,soIy-
ed uDsDim6usly, that This Convention Will support
Samusl Dnsmore candidate for Governor for the
year 1892. JAMES HARRINGTON, Chs.
Is. b. FRENCH, Secretary.
From the Philadelphia Ansrissn sen,in.L
The following letter has been sent 10 US Tor publish
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