Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-25

into the United States Courts "his life upon it,
rho Federal Judges would never punish him for act
ing under the authority of the state. Again: he had
heard objected, that State Judges might defeat the nen
ton OF the Legislature by declaring such laws unrOnsii
tuional, "a meant 10 arrest the operation of the United
States Laws He assured the meeting hat this would not
be the certain Judges pledged 10 be govern
ed by the laws OF the State preference 10 those OF the
Unted States But il any judges Shouil DC found With
sufficient harlihood attempt this course their places
would be filled by other men, whu would subservc the
purposes of the party in power. cannot be mistaken
with this respect TO ia, threat Against the Independence Of
tie Judiciary. with regard to the Jury, Mr.. MPO.sm-
riy said there could be doubt that tcy, under the in.
strUc'ion OF the Judges, would alway! bud for the -
porter"
a. for the 'Frigato blockade, he secuted the idea
AMI declared his ineniicn to be hct"that the
Congress passed hill auhorisiug the blockade lac should
instantly leave Washington for home, and tell his
Uuion dissolved rhis is bat small part of the in
AHmmaory matter of speech of two hours. He was
Followed by Judge Harper. Col. Nuckos, aud Stephen
ID. Miller.
There is to be avery large meeting at Abbeve next
fshaFi endeavOr to a',end."- city Gazette.
Several OF the members of the State RIGHTS and Free
Trade Party, and of the Union and State Rights Party
having simultaneously proposed that should 6e
mutually adopted for the suppression OF alproper prc-
tees at our popular elections; meeting, the parties
were accordingly held, which resolution 10 the follow
ing effect was unanimously adopted, viz -
That they would the utmost of their power omlu.-
vor to put down every abuse which may be found now to
exist, in relation popular elections and that for the
five persons be appointed TO make such in
behalf OF the parties respectively may be found
sary."
We therefore, the Committee appointed under the said
resolution, Tor the purpose OF carrying the above object
o e,ecI' having met ana cohSued freely together, 10
h neha oil our respective parties agree, that every
popular election in the City, the Neck the following
regulations shall DC faithfully observed viz
Let Nononey shall be given ijls Of any kind male
regards promised threats held out for the purrose of
procuring or Influencing votes OF preventing or nduc-
ing any person TO withhold his vote.
81. No person shall be imprisoned, any wav re-
sU"ned oil heir hbey-nor persuaded to drink, or be
49, ~ oo -, NJ az mfemPe'dnce and
o''er "P'oPe P"c.'ceS S""H 0e "iSc0u"fehdnced and
cie'u,y "o'ueu' ana no person shaI be carried To The
p a nG expense OIL oi'n'' OF ue parties or Oi ANY oil
'"," " me-
n, al ,oi ''' uo r'tr Utmost e'l9rS TO pre-
vi" a., Noc,cr' Wiu' or CONFUSION, during the canvass
hrarsnce sbr,J L 49, !, @ 't'. i % mutual Tor,
~ 49, 49,, XII; : ~ ''nTTN"y recon''ne"Ucd
70 G conductors fuOhc Journals Vi tins city, and 10 the
81 uo" P'''eS 10 ABSTAIN rom all personality, on
,,L NJ S - ", NV i'"'eu 10 Vou"Ce irritation
1, -ceu'E OF W" c members oil me respective parties,
M % 'o purposes eonnec'G" with elections,
Sai ohy ne heid ~ pnbHcly designated places not
cc% one Oh me week ana TWO IN Ia. Cay FOR each par
o, "e places IesiSnaed Tor The general
"','"Es VI INC paTues, or q" llc central COmuhecs.)
winch places shall be considered as the offices c the Er
so".Se ComhtteeS OF me respective parties who will
Tor INC preservation OF good or.
1i 'I 'O or. supp 1SS'"" az "fIi0t d"d'nten-
t""S' San o'iccs snail not ne opened except for
=, ,, vi business ny VIC CoNnnVeeS) before Z,
% 'ty DC NGPt open atei 10 clock al night, alter
thercin Eefh, -. ,r',,Er"' o. suffered to remain
,, h -, MHe5 Vii'ted al theSc Offices 'lal
" Wv s''P''s' N''"' "''" lh moderate quantities;
n, nv S W REMAIN OPEN Ana 10 other house or place
W ep' oPen OF o''r"'se used at the expense of
''" ,"'e,' T' any 81 Their members, for
P"5,tT n 'u" WI" VII s'" eISIno'
IN 'o money snaH DE raised ny contributions or other
" $50 P:.PVc connected WIN sdid elections except
e ",o"g, VIZ Ior pruning and postage, for the
80 = Af w. u''cu d, Plnlc meeting. OF The parties or
nJ f ,h OF ,'e lire Of t.e oilce' before men
w VIC ieSs'''|o'e compensation 81 such persons
may ne employer detect anu prevent bad ,oos from be-
s E'Sa, OF 10 ioy meo'rS to attend meetings OF their
PHs' VI VI ei' committees or TO communicate intor
The n,rirs 1Is %'is e'%'"s 10 Tue l""i"l OBJECT OF
c Tug Ius raised Tor these objects 10 be paid
mo inc hahds o he Executive Committees of the rcspec
i've ana TO De expended under their direction.
ON Committees shall be appointed BY each party con
s"s " nEe on uG NerE' ana i've In each Of The Wards
VI TIC Guy, 10 DC cdIcd Committees OF Nigltucc
duty shall be TO that iaction of This arrange
neni shall take place on either side, for which purpo,e
shall be their duty to inquire into report to the Chair
man OF meir several Executive Committees any inlrac-
Commitecs, as well as of the members sid parGs &C.
nerolly, 10 endeaVor by every exercn in ihcr powcr
Immediately TO suppress all such nracions or a,io.
and should they TAIL so 10 DO hd the public be made ac-
qnalncd herewith. And the Committee OF Vigilance
Sha make arrangements Tor such rccip ocal vs may
be deemed necessary TO prevent ufracons OF this agree
nient.