Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

approaching election for President and Vice President Of
the United States.
whereupon, the following persons were appointed :
Henry Bueher, Henry Crangle, j. G M'Alster A H.
Hamilton, John NJ Forster
The committee withdrew short time, and reported
the following resolutions which unanimously adopt
ed P
ReSolced, That in the opinion of this meeting the
extraordinary result OF the recent elections within the i'm
mediate sphere oil the Bank of the United States plainly
denote the workings Of influence which if not sran-
gled IN its BIRTH bids fair prove dangerous to the ber
ties oil the country.
ReSotced, That the opposition of President Jack an, =,
large monopoles, gives him new claim TO the support
oil the democracy OF which, as far as we are
concerned, we pledge ourselves TO give him.
HeS0teed, That we have entire confidence i'm the Ia
Tents and republican principles of William wilkins and
la ms devotion to the best interests of Pennsylvania
- heSored, That it be recommended TO the friends of
Cen Jackson in Dauphin county, TO meet at their usual
places OF meeting in their respective townships ON Satur.
Sy e zoh oil October inst and appoint Committees of
vigilance TO further his election.
The following preamble and resolutions were then of
iered and unanimously adopted:
The democratic party of Pennsylvania by its
lves IN the Convention, OF the 9th OF March last no.
minated Andrew jackson for President, William wilkins
Tor Vice President Of the United States and George
"o' or Governor oil this State; these nominations have
becn approved by the people The late election of Cover
nor VOL has conounded the opponents of Gen Jackson
The Presidential question prematurey forced upon
the people, and it has been decided by the peone b
election OF electors OF President and Vice President on
the second day OF November will REQUIRE another effort
oil he dcmocractc party TO sustain aud
PlhSiPcS anu sOunu naNlmS oil Government The
oil Jackson and wilkins urged activity and vigil
lance, by the untring eSeons their aided
oy powerful mOned arisocracy, the Bank OF the United
states, whose there good reason TO believe
employed for the unholy purpose introducing into onr
elections bribery and corruptions. Witness
l. The funds furnished by the officers and agents of the
Bank at the late election in Philadelphia.
The Loans of the Bank TO Editors of Public Journals
aud the course OF their Journals
The draft of the President of the Bank sent lately to
an edltorot an anti-Jacksou paper in Pittsburg.
This is state of things revolving to Frecnlcn Pres
dent Jackson has sustained his integrity. Ills predictions
verified anl his objections proved by the conduct
tne Bank Appeals are made, if the freemen of this
Union were about to elect President of the Bank in
stead of President of the United States; as if the Con
sntuon contemplated nothing more, by the Chief Mag-
trate desgnaes, than an agent of the people sign the
Charter OF Bank The Bank loudly proclaimed bv lie
agents as the stay OF the government the hope of the pat
riot and the bond of the Union of the States
TO every thing else, the only of the fitness of can
ddae for any Office is his opinion of the Bank of the Unit
eu states When the agents and officers of monied as-
tocracy have the eonery for such and by such
ea 10 invade me sanctuary OF our Fights, it is time for
treemen 10 act. Therefore,
ReSoiced That in the opinion of this meeting the OBJ
ecuohs oil PRESIDENT Jackson TO the Bank of the United
states, as am institution dang our rights are fully
sustained by the facts which have lately trsnspired
heS0lGed That III the opinion of this meeting, Bank
oil the United States, be created with facilities ade-
quate TO the object of the institutions without granng to
powers, and creating influence, which in the hands
bad men, may prove dangerous free institutions
heSOtoed That the public services the tried integrity
the clear head and the sound heart of Andrew
eminenty recommend him for re election TO the Office nj
President of the United States.
ReSofued, That the nomination of William wilkins dis
unguished Tor his liberal and enlightened talents as J
sts and as Senator, meets hearty appreciation and
that we will yield him entire support for the office of
Vice President of the u. States.
heS0tred, That we will all honorable means 10 en-
sure the election OF Jackson and Wilkins the candidates
Tor the democratic party of Pennsylvania for President
and Vice President of the u States
itcSoiced' That the Proceedings of this meeting be
published in all the Jackson papers of this borough
Hesotued, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the President Vice President and Secrespi
SAMUEL POOL, President
JOHN KNEPLEY, m
HENnr RUNroN, Vice Presidents
Geo. I H. Bmehey. {socretaries.