Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-02

The little orators OF the Senate, addressing himself in NJ
Calhoun, (,he Pesdent based his obiec,ion o ,h M;
ser' III great degree, upon facts ana crcumstance
connected with Mr. Calhouns avowed hostility 10 ,ha
Minister. What decision would great man. naooani
nous man, have adopted under like circumstances, Wou
he have seized this opportunity OF becoming bn,seiS th
exccuoner of hated and dreaded rvap Par obc,u;sc
ouen naione seeking too the respect and conidenc,
OIL MS country would have turned with oathin from u
deed lie wouldhavc said "lhe Chief Executive Of IN,
country has pronounced this deserving of its con
ndehee-a former vote Of the Senate has ratified that dc
ciaraton, and twenty three Senators have this d,v re
peated it. III the testimonials Tor this man were mcl
" moro equivoca, will not, where nncro,,s dnt, -
not demand H. expose myself the dishonorable mpu
tauon Oh desire TO Cypress rival now placed within
"my power" Such would have been the sugces,;on,
oil mind such as should challenge the Confidence or the
admiration oil this nation, and the acts of its
have accorded We leave the parallel be,,vcen ~; 49,
others ii they can. " NC run oy
The conduct OF the late TRAVELLING sro,,;,
Clay, is more ignoble and disgusting &c posebl th y
Mr. PRESIDENT OF the Senate; for this man acted NOT only
under the circumstances produced by political rivalry be-
lore the nation, but under the full knowledge of cror
ment towards himself by Mr.. Van Buren, OF cborscey
as opposite as is light from darkness Before Mr. C,I,v
was nominated to the Senate by Mr. Adams for the pace
o secretary oil state the opposition of Mr. Van Buren, 10
Mr. Adams and to Mr. Clay was as strenuous ne tho, o
any other politician in the naon Mr. Van Buren, b,yin~
win virginia andhe South the election of vii,
nam III. crawford. Notwithstanding this, when MIR A.
dams proposed Mr. Clay the Senate as his PRINCIPAL CO.
auJu'or IN the government, Mr. Van Buren, then a mem
Der OF that body yielding Mr. Adams the uncon,sted
s Vi seSculg ms own agents, voted for Mr. Claws
appointment to the Department of State The opnosition
y, MI an Durcn was open and direct hostility upon
VIC Oh te administration before the nation and
not ruthless effort TO cripple the executives b, dn,
its own means OF testing its measures Blu; ,bc IeoH
.eedt OF Mr. Senator Clay to policy magnanimtv ius
uce and patriotism portrayed in the L as
lent 10 Tie late disgraceiu intrigue i'm the Senate In o
reverse oil all that has just been stated in reference o his
,va ana .he picture no doubt will be justly APP
r'''"eu W tue people. CRITIC.
JACKSON MEETING IN MORGAN
at large and respectable meeting of The cit,o,s .,
Morgan county friendly to the prese nj administra
10 me reelection OF General Jackson held pursuant 70
Pu1hc notice. at the court house, Monday the 2nd
yuSoo Ash'Jr' Esq was appointed Chairman and Jacob
heichard Secretary; whereupon the following prea,nbe
anu resolutions were submitted and adopted with but two
AT period like the present, when the wise posperos
administration OF our governmental affairs
no 0h,y oy those who on late occasion were
"eSheuin tue balance and found wanting and were bur
ed from their gotten places by the INDIGNANT voice Of
miions oil ireemcn; but by in elevated public rn
o are emery indebted for their promotion TO their ar
ue PROFESSIONS oil attachment TO the administrations and
Mho having effected their object by being placed for
une beyond the reach of their constituents threw off be
mask oil deception they had assumed and now oyirno on
open osy to the present chief magistrate TO whom he
friends oil American liberty large a debt Of craft
ude not only for his unrvaed victories over the enemies
OF our country in the field but for the able and
ny manner in which he has discharged his dutio. m D.
Oh the United Staes-it is peculiarly incumbent ON
friends 10 assemble and express their opinions in relation
thereto IN manner not TO be misunderstood
On taking retrospective view of the acts of tbs admin;
lsa,ion It's friends here assembled feel that they have
ample cause Tor congratulations They look with pride
pleasure 10 the prosperous and happy condition Of or
widely extended republic furnishing abundant evidence
oil the wisdom of the choice which placed the
ushed ciuZen at the helm Of national affairs
hhongst he many acts which give him strong claims to
the renewed confidence and support of those here 90
sembed are the rerenchment of the public eypsnditres
the wholesome reform which has been ntrojuced
dpna oc.t..
menhe payment of more than forty millions of The nub
nc debt IN less than three years, with speedy
VI 'he ota eNungushnent of the whole-the amicabIe
state OF our foreign relations and the unnar,eIod se
winch mas attended negotiations with foreign mowers
, VIII 1 Inuiah tribes-the strict adherence TO the
uiS WIN "hch he commenced his administration "to ask
nothing that was not clearly right and 10 submit 70
ing that was wrong These acts and the REGARD which
has been paid TO justice in the ulilment of all our
mens, have caused government 10 no res,oct al
honoured at home and abroad, while their tIurnce
our cizens larger share OF prosperity and
the face of the globe-Wherefore FNOf'' 0
lst BE 1t reS0iced, That we entertain continued ord
uhaDaed confidence In the wisdom, virtue honesty and
capacity OF Andrew Jackson the present venerable
magistrate Of the United States
I'd ResOlred, That we cordially approve of hsrc-nomi
70 me presidency and feel highly graied that he
has yielded to the wishes OF large majority of his
Tymen, and consented TO the nation second fine
and that will all fair and honorable means in aid
his reelection.
Sd. Resolved hatace erceedn gy regret the
ed course pursued by representative in the state
ature, who having at the time of his election as well ne
previous and subsequent thereto, declared
y TO the reelection OF the present CHEF magistrate of e
United States nevertheless failed TO attend D,tBEc
meeting Of The friends Of Gen jackson called nv nub
the 18th ult. - '''0''A0iu oh
ATM Resofoed That the vote of our said representative
against the reelection, under existing circumstances of
mat well tried faithful, firm consistent republican and
friend OF Gen. jackson, Peter " Daniel to the executive
council, meets our decided Misrepresentation
9th. Res0iUed, That the chairman of tb;s rooo,;n m
point three citizens of this county friendly TO the
and that any more of them bc
orlzed 10 attend any meeting Of the friends of Gen TcL
son TO be held in the city of Richmond TO nominate
oil president and vice president of the United States and IN
promote his re-eecon and in of the inability NJ the
persons so appointed TO attend, then that Peter Daniel
Esq In whom we have entire confidence and he
by appointed and respectfully requested to represent the
Jackson party OF this county i'll any such meeting
In pursuance OF the first provision of the 9Th rcso,,
luton, the following gentlemen appointed viz Jobn
SherraTd, John Bohrer and Samuel Crone1
D. ReS0fUed, That these proceedings be signed bv five
chairman and secretary, and published in the Wncleser
Nlrglnian, Richmond Enquirer and such other popers in
the state as are friendly the objects of this meeinp
JACOB ASH it, Chairman.
JACOB kEIcHARD, Secretary.
HANOVER MEMORIAL
We are requested TO publish the following Memorial
presented to the House of DELEGATES Monfav