Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14

for such others may wish to remove, and 10 report
on the SOIL climate and capacity OF the country 10 sup
port the number VINO may pooaoy remove TO and reside
on it, to hostile tribes negotiate treaties OF peace
and arrange all matters in dispute that the cmgating
Indians may have protection and saety and, finally TO
report plans for the general Improvement, comfort and
curity OF the Indians.
One would have supposed that the ares field was here
offered for the exercise these planihropc feelings for
which OF the Society Of Friends in Pennsy vana
have been honoraby distinguished; and the President
with that soundmcss of judgment for which he is
makabc, naturally looked for aid
bling him TO better the condition OF "the poor Indian"
and accordingly associated townsnan Roberts Vaux
in the commission with Governors Carroll and Stokes
We must conessit is with surprise well regret that
we have understood that Roberts Naux declines the APP
lpoltinent.-I6.
The sublime meteor the strength Of tile laugha
bic failure yesterday, says that the administration is
state of collapse Since he joined the good society party
his hgurative expressions have become truly sublime
''The Meeting, continues he ''was, de ath blow TO the
Jackson party" What! when the officers retired in con-
fusion from the laughter and disorder which rendered
them inaudible? However, the meteor must do il is
bid, and put the best face on the motter-Id.
Great onion Meeting IN .q6beuHe.-On the 2ls, ul,,
meeting OF the Union party OF that district held a
Fellowship Church, the vicinity of Cambridge TO pro.
mote the interests OF the party-but TO which the public
generally wereinvited attend The people were address
sed by Capt X. Cunningham, and Judge O'Nea on the
politics OF the day OF the Judge il is sad that ith his
peculiarly flowing and eoquence he took up all
the schemes OF Notification, and exposed their absurdy
nothing or to blood Those who attended ON this
were estimated at about thousand After the people
partaken OF well furnished barbecue, Col Lomax was
appointed President, COL Griffin Vice President and Capt
H. Child Secretary. The address aud resolutions which
had been prepared for the occasion by Messrs Pope
f. Williams and James NJ Craken, previously appointed
committee, then submitted the meeting and unan
mously adopted.
The address is plain sensible appeal TO the judgment
-"agumentave rather than lanciiul and is alog ether
creditable TO the gentleman who composed IT, Though
may not be able find room for the whole of it, we
shall make various from it at our earliest conye
niencc.
The suboined among the resolu tons adopted and
refer 10 the leading object of the meeting.
"ReS0ired, That we will cooperate with fellow
citizens in other parts OF the State i'm any other course
action which may be calculated remove the causes OF
public excitement
/ "Resoired, That still regard the project of nulica-
ton dangerous political heresy, not warranted bv the
constitution of the United States, and as such not entitled
either 10 our respect or support
Letters were read at this meeting, from several dstn.
guished men, who unable attend-and those from
Edward Bellnger and III. nj. Tompkins, Esqrs really
admirable.
Towards the close of the first Mr. b. introduces the fol-
lowing opposite "reminiscences for the especial edicaon
our opponents and for own instruction. "Thc Free
Trade Party have always boosted that theirs are the prn
cipes which upheld Mr. Jefferson and which he sustaine,
that his election sawed the constitution al its last gasp
Is the remarkable fact forgotten that SO, Carolina on
posed that election? On the authority OF Mr. Rutedge
he considered hostile the then organized
DESTROYS OF destroying the independence Judiciary
radically ana an principle hostile TO the National Constiu
on-Accordingly the elder Adams was Preferred an,
when has prospects were hopeless and thirty times die
they VOTE AARON Bum!
certain that for Mr. Jeerson's success neither The,
nor theirPredecesSors entitled praise" Thus il tcG
when Mr. Jefferson a candidate for power-and tlu
az as when his name only be used for party
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