Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-22

he took relation to the British Colonial Trade. not
only just and proper in ITSELF but in degree necessary
TO the successful issue of the negotiation
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary and be published In the
Norfolk papers, and Richmond Enquirer
RESOLVED, That this meeting adjourn sine de
RICHARD ii. BAKER, Chairman
RIcHARD ID. wEDB, Secretary.
NORTHAMPTON MEETING.
At meeting held iH Northampton county, Ia the Court
house, on 18th May (being the day OF the reguenta
mystery to take into the proprety OF sending
delegates to te Baltimore Convention; athsnel j. Bur-
rs being called TO the Chair and Doctor Jesse j. Smkns
appointed Secretary and the object Of the meeting being
explained, the following Resolutions were adopted:
Resoired, That we approve OF the Convention to be
held in Baltimore Monday 2lst OF this month"; for the
purpose OF designating some citizen upon whom the
friends Of the Administration may unite their votes
for Vice PRESIDENT being DESTROYS operate with
fellowczens from other parts Of the Union, in the
accomplishment of desirable purpose, do hereby
appoint Gen. Severn E. Parker isaac Smith, Esq, Dr.
John Their, Dr. Thomas l.. Nottingham and DR.. jesse J.
Smkns delegates this county in the said Con-
vention.
2 Resoired That while have Our preference,
among those who have been spoken Of for the Office Of
Vice Presiden we iobear to any individual, but
rather leave our Delegates 10 act TO them may
most judcious when they have met and consulted with
the Delegates from other parts of the Union the said
Conventions except that Delegates be and are hereby
not 10 vote for individual who will not act in
harmony and concert with General Andrew Jackson (o
whose reelection there can be no doubO in the admins
traiiou Of the Government.
d. heSOtrcu, nat we nave entire confidence IN the
patriotism and integrity OF Gen. A. Jackson; approve
the measures OF his Administrations and believe he will
faithfully, honestly and ably perform the duties OF Pcs
dent rs any other citizen, aud WILL therefore, support
his re- election.
8. Resored, That he, whose vicious ambition infamcd
him the declaration that he had rather his counr,
should be visited by war, pcsence and famine than An
drew Jackson be elected President utterly unworthy
oil the confidence or respect OF the nation.
BUCKINGHAM MEETING.
Al meeting OF portion OF the people of the county o.
buckingham for the purpose of taking into consideration
the proprety Of sending Delegates 10 the Conv entor
about TO be assembled in the city OF Baltimore; the obcc
OF the meeting having been explained by Col Samuel
Christian. Archibald Austin, Esq. was unanimously elect
ed Chairman, and Benjamin p. Walker appointed Sccreta
ry-On motion,
Resolved, That Samuel p. Christian, Linnuus Boiling
George Nj. Payne, Walter L. Fountain, George Booker.
Granderson Moseley, Thomas NJ. Bondurant, Philip A.
Boiling and John r. Bocock, Esqrs be appointed com
mittec to prepare and report Preamble and Resolutions
expressive OF the opinions Of this eting regard the
mex election of President and Vice President OF the Uni
ted States
The committee having retired for a short time re ported
the following Preamble and Resolutions, which after .
full and free discussion were adopted:
We portion OF the people OF the county of Bucking
man, assembled at the courthouse of said county,
the purpose OF taking into consideration the propriey
sending Delegates 10 the Convention about be assembled
In Baltimore on the 2lst OF this month"; nominate some
suitable person TO be voted for Vice President are o
the opinion from circumstances that have aken place il
The political history of the country that the only security
mat the people have, is TO attend far practicable
their own interests
l. Resofred therefore, That of the opinion tina
Is proper that the people OF this county should be
sentedin the Baltimore Convention.
< Resolred, That Thomas T. Boudin, Linnaus Boiling
Samuel Jones, Charles Yancy, and Edmund W. Hubbard
Esqrs. be appointed Delegates TO the said Convention
whose duty II shall be aid in producing such concer
WIN the republican party, shall first the cleo
uon oil Andrew Jackson President and such person
wee President as can obtain election by the people
ana thereby avoid the settlement of that question by
Senate of the United Safes
D. feSofred, That the foregoing Preamble and Resolu
nd So fnr
waded to the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer for pub
hcaion ARCHIBALD AUSTIN, Chairman.
BENJAMIN p. WALKER, Secretary.
ADMINISTRATION MEETING.