Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10
Richmond, Tuesday, April M.
THE VICE PRESIDENT.

agree this; that both are in favor of sending Dele
TO the Baltimore Conv enton.
Whoever shall be taken up by that BODY the vocc oS
Virginia, il fairly and fully presented win carry with II
great and probably conclusive weight Her principIes
will have powerful effect in deciding the nomination. =
And as the question stands in what other way can we so
keep the party together TO election by the
people, and to save us from the direul alternative of
choice by the Senate! We said i'm December last that az
so candidates in the field the electoral votes
might be so scattered that no could obtain mao,ity
that the election would devove upon the Senate-that
"Mr Clays adjunct Vice President might become othe
presiding officer of their boly-and that there was mo.
other way to prevent it, but o the Jackson
vote upon some one candidate We certainly had not
Martin Van Buren, then in eye; because we did not
dream OF his rcecon-and that he is brought for
warby the force OF circumstances which he did desire
out could not CONTROL does this unexpected alter the
case! Is not concert equally, nay necessary than
beore' And how is it to be obtained but by meeting our
brethren in the wgwam, and consulting with them as TO
the great interests of their Party?
1t is from full sense of these circumstances that the
movements going in Virenia--that jefferson and
Amherst and Washington counties have elected Dele
tho Convenon-that similar meetings have been cal
led in the Northern Neck, in Cupepcr, Fauqucr, Frede
rick, Shenandoah, Rockingham, sc.
similar movement has been commenced i'm Pcnnsyl-
vana.-Ne have before us handful account Of a jackson
Democratic Meeting in Columbia county-which norinat-
cd as Delegates to the Baltimore Convention, George Kre
mer of Union, Jacob Gcarleart OF Northumberland one
OF the Jackson Electors of 1925 John H. Cowder of
Lycoming of the Delegates appointed by S,h JAM
Convention This meeting in Columbia has recomme nded
TO the Jackson Democratic Party of the State to hold ano
thcr Convention in Harrisburg the 4th July the
purpose OF nominating Electors, who shall be pledged to
vote Tor a. Jackson, and the nominee of the Baltimore
Conventon-George kremer, and 30 of the most prom-
nent jackson Democrats of Union county, have called
meeting OF its citizens for similar purpose.
"fhe times Says intelligent Correspondent are full
oineros and hope TO us ALL and especially TO those, wo
looking beyond momen;ary success, feel deep and
abiding an interest in the ultimate triumph of the great
principles which have heart. | mean the good
old, republican Jeersonan doctrines of '9S-'99 Now
10 accomplish this object we require undivided counscs
and the united efforts OF all friends. w need the Ia
Tents perseverance and moral power Of Party at this
moment directed to the reelection of Gen. Jackson, and
me election oil some good and true man for the " Pres
dency. need not enter into argument convince
you, am sure, that il the people do elect " Pres-
dent, the election OF Sergeant is certain.
81 look forward confess, the four years of Ger
Us administration with confident hope, that the great OBJ
Jects OF his election will be accomplished The extin-
gushment OF the Public Debt-commerce unshacklcd
by odous restrictions and trade reehe great interests of
the soil exempted from unjust weight of axatioa-he
great interests oil the whole country equally protected
chershed-and lastly the relaxed sinews of the Federal
Government brought back their constitutional veor
and the good odiasoned doctrines times of Thomas
Jefferson Bank arrestedthe doctrines of the
Supreme Court rescindedhc Republican Party preserv-
ed. These can only be done by the recollection of A.
Jackson, and sound healthy, and State Rights Vice
Pre- .ident."
A Washington Correspondent, of some Northern
Journal states the following of the On dts of
the day:
"The President of the United States Bank Mr. Biddle
was IN this city few hours yesterday, and had private
interview with the President and the Secretary of the
Treasury OF course conjecture is busy as to the object
oil inns bfIei, and at this time, unexpected visit Some
say That he has proposed the part of the directors and
stockholders of the Bank, withdraw, on certain cond-
ions, the application before Congress for the renewal
OF The charter of the Bank, with the understanding that
the application should be renewed after Jacksons reelcc
ton But would advise YOU to put the slightest con-
hdence in This rumor
No. indeed! We suspect, not the slightest conf
dence is to he put in this is said that the
Bank is unable to pay LIST of July, the u. States
8 per cents, without drawing in from its debtors
and that Mr.. b. went on for the purpose of getting
the President TO postpone, for the peoples benefit the
payment of the stock until October Ii is also said
that the Administration has consented to the ar
rangcmcnt. The Bank, would seem, has over
traded on the public money; and is now unable to
pay the stock without extension of the time
Perhaps they took up the same idea at first as Mr..
Clay yentred TO promugate, that if the Secretary of
the Treasury dared to pay off the 3 per cents. he
would deserve an impeachment
SCHEMES or CANCELLATION.
Mr. Niles proposed at first, by way OF cancellation that
the protective system should be carried TO the point of
Prohi6fion but as this scheme proven 10 be
dignant mockery, instead of holding forth the flag of
truce he tapered downto clear protection OF 30 per c
-venuriDg to say "for the manufacturers, generally"
that they would be "concnt" with IL and that they "m,,s
have about this, if it be not designed either ruin them
or exceedingly stint the comforts of the working people,
sc. &c.
Mr. Carey, the great champion of the Tariff system pro-
poses IN his new Olive Branch the marimtm of % per
centHe contends, that "he compromise proposed makes
but small Sdcrfce-is light in its operation and 10 be
carried into effect gradually"
There is another difference between tliem:-Mr. N.
seems toridce the in S. Carolina He is silly
enough 10 eer her poliiicansto laugh the bulletin of
the Charleston Mercury of the 26th-and ask, What
next The proceedings of The Senate the 30h March
would shcw that the bill reported in pursuance of Mr.
Clays resolution will possibly pass the Senate 81 %
votes to2 or 20 or by majority of eight
hen the account of this shall reach Charleston we may
exPccta firing of the 'Mercury's'
GREAT GUN;
at which the 'buckskins' of PENNsYLvANIA (yhosc
WOMEN can take of their fields and protect their fire.
sides) will laugh. They didn't much for JOHN
IL SEQ he in
Tony that is offered him, by hditoFs in the south: Calcu
lauug PERSONS who speculate British support. Let
them get 'ready"
Mr. Carey, on the other hand feels like patriot. and
writes like OF He thus frankly addresses
himself TO the Editor of the Philadelphia U. s. Gazette,
who "hesates dislike" of Mr.. C.'s propositions
"ln reply TO your suggestions OF this morning, have
TO observe that the pamphlet in question written un
der deep conviction that, without compromise a
CONFUSION inevitable in South Carolina and strongly
doubt whether any compromise in the present lerment Of
The public mind in That State, will prevent such issue
Affairs have gone too farthe cervesceDce is TOO big-
and the leaders too much named 10 afford any hope Of
reconciliation There few instances in history Of such
degree OF cHervcsCcBce headed by such powerful men,
suDsding ranquily-mOrc especially, when nearly the
whole OF the Southern States however widely they may
differ on other points most cordially agree in their repro
baton OF the tariff, unjust and oppressive"
"tn the present state OF The public mind, il is al any
time in the power ola few violent 10 bring ox-
posion, which could not be suppressed without great diff
hculty and expense.
"The course likely TO be pursued in Tie first instance
great applause by Governor Hamilton, late meeting
Of citizens:
The attitude which has been assumed by your state on
THIS vital questions must keep her in front of the resistance