Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-15
E'OH1E'ACS.
GEORGIA.

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Convention to .Noninatea DyIce President-A Con-
venton OF Delegates from the friends of the present adj
ministraon in the different parts of the Union is called to
be held in Baltimore the third Monday in Nav next
for the purpose OF nominating suitable person TO run on
the Jackson ticket for Vice President lit is desirable in
order to preserve harmony among all the friends of
the President that some should be selected to fill the
second Office, whom they cordially supports and as in
this case 1T necessary to consult the wishes OF the whole
Convention Tor this purpose seems most proper and
pedlent No State is united in its attachment to
Cen jackson than Georgia, and she should not there
lore let tins Convention pass unreprecnted The Geor.
ga Journal has proposed that meetings should be called at
our different Superior Courts for the choice of Delegates
and has recommended the appointment of our delegation
in Congress to discharge the desired duty By referring
TO another column, it will be that the citizens OF
Washington, in Wilkes county, have held meeting, in
which it was resolved that Senators and Representa-
ves in Congress be reqested to represent interests
and opinions OF this meeting i'm said Convention and i'm
that body TO unite with the Republican party of the Union
in selecting candidate for the Vice Presidency of the IT,
States" This example should be initiated, either in the
way proposed by the Journal otheTfor without
vigilance our cause may be defeated. Recent events
have fully shown that the opposition the admin
restless, combined and mPacablc and il suffer
selves to rely too much upon strength and fail
TO make the necessary exertiOn, minority by dividing
our may succeed IN forcing upon us man whose
American people.-.7thenian, March g.
(From the Washington Netos.)
On Thursday Feb 3d. about II o'clock political meet
ing was he IN Washingon in the court house, according
to notice. for the purpose of appointing delegates TO
the Convention which is to be held at Baltimore i'm Nav
next, for the purpose OF nominating Vice President
Mr. Samuel Barnett called TO the Chair, Mr. Will
liam w. Smyh, appointed Secretary, when the following
resolutions were introduced and supporedb by Capt David
r. 1illhouse. They passed without a dissenting voice
HesotUed In the opinion of this meeting it is essential
to the preservation OF great political rights, the several
members OF this confederacy that Gen Andrew Jackson
be reelected Presidenothe u States and that some com
peten citizen be selected by the great republican party at
tached to Gen. Jacksons administrations to be supported
by that party for Vice President Of the United States
Hesofped mat we support the purpose of the convcn
ton proposed TO be held at Baltimore in May nextand
that the Hon. @. NJ. Troup,J. Forsyth, r. r. Wilde w
Thompson, j. NJ. Wyne, +. i. Foster, IT. G. Lamar ID
Newman, and A. s. Clayton, Senators Representative,
from Georgia. in Congress be requested represent the
interests and opinions Of this meeting in the said Conven
uon-and in that body TO unite with the republican party
oil the union in selecting candidate for the Vice Presden
cy OF the United States
Hesoped, That copy Of these resolutions, signed by
he chairman and Secretary be transmitted to the dele
gates named in the preceding resolution.