Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-19
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Georgia Journal.
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We ley bsfore our readers, The proceedings OF a
m'e'inE at Ahens. on the snbjec, Of the convention
proposed 10 he held at Philadelphia. II 10 HOPED thai
contemplating meeting, will be held in all the ccurt 20
in the Sair-ihst ihs proceedings OF the NEE ing
Athens may be co, armed, other delegates appointed
or that both may be done, just may proper 10
the people whatever done, .houii be done speedi
iy-There Is no time to be lo.', Georgia Is 10 bs
presented.
''' " '''A'''' NJ JOHN Ohm NJ. BERRlEN,
WM. CASTOR,
RICHARD HABERSHAM
EDWARD TELFAIR,
JOSEPH CUNNING,
were appointed Delegates 10 represent that ecmmu-
The meeting al Athens, included these gentlemen In
ills tske, thus raying. fer in It's power he
proceedings OF the Savannah meeting. 1Ib.
FREE TRADE MEETING.
All persons 10 favor OF selecting Dssea to the Gan
era Convention 10 be held at PhiladeI pha in Sepea
Ger 1es' Tor the purpose Of exprssOs he vi,ws Of The
South up"u he sutiset OF ,h- uueonstiutiousy ofthe
iarh OF 1925 are requested 10 meet at the ChsEe this
| day at o'clock p. NJ.
August Q. 1881.
snsudanes on the q 'ESs ssd res
on motion Of Gan. Edward Harden, the Hon VIM
IL Crawford was called 10 the Chair, ard.A.busy Hull
was appointed Sreretsry. -
The Hon Judge Clayton explained he obi,et Of The
meeting and moved he appointing ut Of coo mi.,.e 10
nominate Delegates to tho CONVEX VII ish as
r'e w. Judge Clay,oa's speech heresi'srl
Mhefeupon The Chair appoiussd the following gen.
tleIner, uamtly,
The Hon. a. S. Clayton Of Clarke county. H,oe,
holt E,q. OF Badvin, Gen. T. Harden OF Clark DE,
Burke, Doct. - Hab.rsham OF Ssvannsh, Tboma,
Stocks, Esq OF Greene, GIN. J. ". Harris Of Eibsrt
Game, Aodrews. Eq of Wilkes. P.,,ick Caroes. +. a.
OF KehG ord. Edward Paine E.q. Of Clark y
The Committee having retired FIR a short fine mad.
report, which ef,er discussion and anendmep nj 81
adopted follows VS.
a. public meeting OF the peope;assembed from dif.
erens par' If tie ate at Athens on the 3a;of hngn,t
inst to lake into the no ice Of o,ono,i,o,
70 old an An'i-Tar c nv ion in The City of phi;s
resolutions were sdop'eJ:
RESOLVED That the Of act Of ssid Cony snon 90 far
"s propensity peecsabic end constitutional means OF
redress ef g'ievans es resuI lug en- II uni q; ana
equal ouribens OF the Tariff So tenn, is spp,aved and
that II is expedisEt 10 hate the S,a,e Of orsi. ysnrs
sented in The Ccnv snton.
hesoIved, Tha, joan NJ Berien OF Chstaam, Angus
~ :. Ciayen OF Clark, Joseph Cumming OF Chatham
william G'ssoo OF Jo., Richard Habershaa Of do Alex
sndsr IsEa'r OF de-, William Cumming OF Hic6mood
mm. III. Torrance Of Miledgeville, Ellis shorier OF
re'nsm, . tmes Csmek OF MDisdgevil~, John Foyd of
Camden, John Wing6eh of Morgan, NJ. b. Lunar of
roman, ;. Harlow OF BGIk., james Corner OF 81
Sinons, Joel cIswlcrd Of Sparta. Warren Jqurdsn Of
Jones, end Sesborn Jones OF Coupbu. he and ,b.v
are hereby, appointed Dele gates for the purpo,e sbovs
sSrressed and shat they uuie with their Ilo9
'on ihs o,hsr pats oil the Ueon Ia their hest ron.
""ts NouK'osS. q FepeI OF modihsniion of
sfidTsTif system "
Resolved AS Ibis meeting .nieris;ns TIE po,t live.
~ devotion 10 the Union II tbs States ard to r,,vsn,
msnndsraandiEg o. its vsws, that our Stats Dele
gdes De Instructed 10 sonns their distractions and III
result tlersof, eSriu,vsly, 10 a removal OF the on
preston undsr "hieh The eo,nry ishours IN ses.s
ausnes o, me sys'sn s@esatd and Aba, they r-fsnln
ron az corporations iending eiiher directly or temoie
iy' 70 'ne dsInenhsTment OF The Union.
a tes0ivea' Iha' II is expected by ibis u.esirx tba
'ucir Geiegses viii oppose tina said system or the
m frsfr falt IL
sy.
On motion Of Col. T. F. Foster, (, was
hesofped. That the Chairmen and Secretary sign
'ha proceedings, and that they be published -
;, VIM. II. CRAWFORD Gin.
A. HUH, S.e'y. % ~
hNri-TARiFF MEETING I'm PRINCE GEORGE
Az meeting cf The people OF Psiose Go q. Couu-
~, az we cqn'- House, on The last pursuant 10 o.
nee' 70 determine on the expedieney OF sendng ID Il.
xaies 10 the AnTa'if meeting TO be ted a, phiI,el
Phia, on the 30 September nex', Gel John p Hun
henu Wa called to The chair and Thomas r. Coste
adopted "e't
ResoiOed, ~. That we regard The pre,,n, T,,a
Ii ws OF he UDed S:ass Ubiquitous H. prnsio,e on
pssvs IN operation, sdyeTse the iuieni and .ni,,
We Constitution and danger 10 the int srt,v Of ,bi
Unior. b''V " w"
~. That we entirely approve Of The proi.e,sd Con.
Venion Of tho Giends Of ate rshis and Of .o,si ,ot
y Philadelphia, the 80 Of sep,embe, snd ,"s
maj ib,ir united sppea to the sense and The ,,n,sh
y our felIow-sitzsns, will relieve us from The in1os,,
south from desolaiion. 'a'' VIZ
, 81 That we deFuls tbs following gentleman. viz
,so"ge Harrison, q Col. John p Hupnic 81 ard
'r b'gn hu'ssll 10 represent In The said Convsn-
on' AID to adopt such measures for the s,,erIion
u rights and tbs redfes Of wrongs as NAV 10
he seem beet my 81
JOHN p. HUNNICUTr, Chairman -
iHoAAs p cocSE Secretary.
=. n " -Tne following snIelo indicates
PAT we have not mistaken The views OF M, nass, 4,
ppesr that Mr.. Mclean has explisily dissyewsJ Al,
Dgnexion With the masoDs-tbst he bss dsela,sd NJ.
or accept me Ao'i-ms'obie nomination. and,