Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

Of sound heads aud p1e hearts. and have nothing to
fear.
In thus falling into the views of Convention we wish
expressly understood, that unless the people of the
Counties represented, that the voice majority Of
the rhole State shall be there shall oppose any dc-
tt0n Of the State upon the important in agitation.
We know how these assemblies sometimes gotten up.
The acts Of all such conventions for such vital
should be resubnted TO the people for their approval in
primitive assemblies OF the people themselves. The Con-
vention is advisory council We know that few
may assemble in some of the counties and call them
selves the people of the county Against all assump
ton OF power, shall most strenuously protestI6.
Judge Berren has been treated in this paper as Md
liter We had heard this contradicted before by those
who might be supposed to know but learn from
source entitled to perfect credit, that he is not N
Ger.-.fuguSta Courier
LANCASTER, (Penn.) Aug. 2l.--we publish in our
paper OF to-day several extracts from the Pennsy
Reporter showing the movements of the people in yar
parts OF the State in reference the approaching
election. The Democratic party is thoroughly aroused
of their duty, and il is idle aud ridiculous to sup
pose that an Antmasonic fraction, which can only num-
Der 22 members of the Legislature of IS3 can have
the slightest prospect OF success The loving press
es OF masonry informed their readers previous the
last October election that they would have decided ma
jonty in the State Legislature, and they published their
authentic accounts from every portion OF the State that
such would be the result; and yet there six 10
in the Legislature against them! They now cndeavor
by the same means TO keep up the spirits of their deu
ded followers, by tales OF the description. The
result OF every election since 1929, shows that the
lactous spirit OF Antimasonry is the decline and
4 that many hgh-minded and honorable men, who went
into their ranks from honest, though mistaken mo-
uves, and detest the bitterness and proscrp-
ton which mark all the features OF this anomalous
party We have recently letter from John Crary,
Esq, OF the founders OF the Anti Masonic party in n
York; and the American Sentinel remarks durng the
four years that he member of the State Senate no
man was more distinguished for zeal in the of poi-
cal Anti Masonry than he was and he at one time
the candidate OF that party for Lieutenant Governor He
has addressed the Anti Masons OF New York. and has
nounced the coalition that has been formed there between
them and the friends OF Mr.. Clay Having been convinced
that the purposes of the anti Masonc party were exclusive
had all ,I,a
objects oil their enmity to subserve personal and polica
views he declares his discrimination TO abandon the ranks
motives OF its leaders, teHigencer
MOVEMENTS OF THE People OF New .YoRK-a
county convention of the republican young of Cayu
ga, is called i'll the last Patriot by hundred and sir
teeh young men, The Patriot says it will be Responded
to by every town in the county.
The republicans OF PctoT, Ontario county; Seneca Fail
Seneca county; NoItoich and Pitcher Chenango county
Eaton and Fenner, Madison county; .Hiddieser Yate
county, and Enfield, Tompkns county; have held larg,
meetings. approving of the administration of Andrew Jack
son, responded to the nomination OF Martin Van Buren
and apPlauded the veto with enthusiasm
} At Il large meeting of the republicans of Herkime
county, on the llth inst Hon Sherman Wooster chair
man. and Wm Small and w. c. Grain, secretaries spirit
ed resolutions were unanimously adopted, approving
the nomination oil Jackson and Van Buren, and of the vet
InghaSt were appointed delegates 10 the conve
ton, and John Grdues, 4biiah Becktcorfh and 4rphar
AT LoohfS TO the senatorial convention.
delegated meeting OF the republicans of Essex count
was held on the lIth inst and Cen Joseph s. JVeed an
pointed delegate to the Herkimer convention Spirite
resolutions adopted approving of the veto and of TN
nomination OF Jackson and Van Buren,.
Every where the best spirit is abroad The democracy
animated by the importance of the contest and the magn
with an aacrity that triumphant ISSUE e'Fr arlno
call for meeting Of the republican treemen If An
, son county vermont published in the last Mtldebur
gus' signed by one hundred and seventy republicans
me noIee concludes with this emphatic question: eth
question u.s. shall Andrew Jackson be sustained or shat
me c9TTnptng influence and poO0er Of The Uted STAR
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