Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-14

we must DO permitted to say, that hold ncontro-
Noruoe rum mat any policy pursued by party what
soever which prompts them the whole OF
A. administration condemn all and approve of
ong, must DC wrong-must proceed either from
oil Judgment or determination TO dsapprovc. A large
majority OF the good people Of the U. very
OF the measures OF Gen. Jacksons he has
effected more IN our foreign relations than any President
VINO mas preceded hm.his integrity and patriotism
undoubed-he has negotiated treaty with Great Britain
securing TO the profitable West India trade which our
ormer administration either by Encouragement of
influence, could not eiiecthe has obtained from Frace
Denmark, Brazil and Mexico compensa,ions for spoa
tons on in which, heretofore none OF our
administrations could succecdhe has turned ont of office
set oil men who fatenng the spos of the Trea-
sury.
BE IL therefore Rcsolred, That we will use an fair
ana honorable means TO promote the reelection of An
drew jackson as President of the United States consider
ing him most worthy and that he has used his best efforts
preserve nvioate the Constitution and interests the
countryand we pledge ourselves accordingly in oppose
uon TO any other candidate who may be named.
Resoiued, That John H. Pcyton, Talbot Bragg DR. l.
keil and Lewis Harman be appointed to Tho
friends OF Gen. Jackson in Augusta county, to act with
me legislative Convention, TO be holden the city of
Vice President OF the United States and of Forming an
Electoral Ticket for the people OF Virginia.
hesofoed, That view with feelings of indignation
the course of Henry Clay and John c. Calhoun, and their
pazans in the rejection by the Senate of the nomination
OF Martin Van Buren,, as Minister to the Court of 81
James, and regard most dsgraceul attempt TO over
throw patriotic rival, and 10 lower present worthy
hesoired, That the thanks of this meeting are due TO
tho Hon. Littleton W. Tazewel and the Hon. john Ty-
er our representatives in the Senate of the United
Tor their enieavos to confirm by their the appoint
ment OF Martin Van Buren,.
hesoiced, That the editors of the Staunon Spectator
and kichnond Enquirer be requested publish the pros
ceedngs OF this meeting.
1e'0''ea That this meeting Ing do now adjourn;
TALBOT BRAGG, Sec'ry.
The Woodstock Sentinel speaking of the rejection or M
Van Buren,, saysThe burst of popular indignation lin
MI 1tras Inner lln,,.l
pond to the general wish by placing the name of Mr. Van
Buren, upon the Jackson Ticket for President.
The Winchester Virginian also puts up Mr.. v. b. for
The Vice Presidency.
| TO THE EDITORS OF THE E.N-oIyyPED
In your paper OF the 4h instant, l observe an article
signed by ga Freeman and purporing be citizen of
Meckenburg, in which he has taken the liberty 10 use
some structures upon address which the Senator from
the HALIFAX district lately published through tic Whig to
ms constituents the character OF which is well known
lar as MS remarks properly apply TO that address, and
the manner in which it made one of the people
shall not question his right of comments but leave the
matter to be decided between him and his modern piia-
hrofist on the one sdc and those whose rights the Sc
nator represents, ON the other.
Not content with this, he chooses 20 step farther
and to espouse the Of those Editors between whom
and the Senator there had been conflict of opnion Inv
exhorng them 90 on, as his ti,nidu was bold enouph
10 meet the question and the consequences The Sena-
tors t'idify, however, did permit him make the at
tack under an anonymous name; and GA Fireman." bold
as he u.s. should have appeared before the public in his
own character that he might have gone forth world
with mark upon his forehead and be known wherever
poor way to avenge them.
cannot whether by design Otherwise ga Free
man was badly located in that paper by being placed
Immediately below able production advocating dier
principles and when he reads and dgests that paper
cannot sanity in his dsordered imagination it will be
utterly impossible by reasoning of mne TO make him
'tsdne" enough to comprehend the impracdcabty
oil efecting any safe scheme OF abolition.
Now, Messrs Editors, do not suspect that GA Free
man holds slaves but by that law which requires that ga
man snail be Just before he is generous he will probably
be deprived OF that particular species and there
that he has real interest, in such
property lie well knows that the State of Virginia
not one oet OF territory the hababe globe whittier she
can send her slave populations if their were
then, does he encourage you Editors 'by all the obi
gauohs oil patos philanthropy and religion openly and
manuly TO follow up your ginning an honorable and
happy termination of this important obiect unless his oh
Ject be 10 let the emancpaed slaves in the Com
nonweah TO exercise and enjoy all the rights and priv
eges oil the white MANIA state things to be deplored
by every real friend of this State and of this Union
AS "A freeman is so much puzzled for the distinction
ne senator draws between that school of ancient milan
n"Py ana modern PhldnthrOpy Ito the latter of which
e PROCESSES 10 oeong) and is grevously concerned
know, he shall have it from Ancient phan
liberated their slaves without fec reward-moden phi
ahropss hnding them no longer profitable choose TO sell
mem TO the public at very high price, pocket the
moneys or having none themselves, very liberal i'm
emancipating those OF Others This take TO be the dsno
sion OF GA Freeman" although il NAV not be erncfI,,
MS saon Anu so FAR as he is DESTROYS OF being ranked
among the nodeTn piiidirOpsfs, who according tn his
View consider the black side OF this question the better
hai ne Is welcome TO be numbered co-laborer with
me Editors OF the liberaor, the Genius OF Universal Eman-
cipaton, and the like, with all my heart
Richmond, 18th Feb, 1882 ROANOKE
TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.
II (sTnNy I.IE