Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20

tearlessy enter the harbor OF Consannople under our
own proud stripes and stars asking nothing but what
Is right, and submitting TO nothing that is wrong" An
DREW JACKSON has placed our foreign relations upon
e%nencc becoming magnanimous and gallant people.
been wise, and vigiant and faithful.
lie has exposed and punished frauds upon the treasury
by dismissal from office, and established such checks as will
prevent their repetition.
lie has brought back the government those pure and
Iehersonian principles from which fast reced-
ng limiting its powers contracting its patronage, and
cognilng the sovereignty OF the States
lie has earnestly recommended tho payment of the ma
iiona debt, that upon its extinction, there may be no
plea for continuance of the present high tariff but that
the money should remain in the pockets of the people, TO
whom it rightfulIy belongs.
He has, by the wholesome and fearless, exercise of his
refo put stop TO the waseiul extravaganza OF millions
oil dollars, econnoisanccs roads, and canals where
by the people TO be bribed support corrupt adj
mnistraion with their money.
Such are the acts of Andrew jackson: By these IRE
judge him. and by these mpeed to yield him our
jealous support.
In reviewing the conduct of majority of the Senate i'm
rejecting the nomination Of Martin Pan Buren, as min
isier TO England, this meeting express their CEN
sufficiently strong, compatible with the respect which
they have always been taught 10 entertain for that body
They cannot view in other light than direct attack
upon the president himself In the debate upon the nom.
nation in question, ii expressly stated by senator
friendly to the administration, that the president himself
dictated the alleged obnoxious Instructions the lat
ter in his letter to the republican members of the New
York legislature explicitly tho same thing The
debate in question, whilst skingy exhibits The faiI,
of human nature, affords impressive illustration Of
the mudbity of mems conduct and opinions i'm different
conditions OF life Whilst one branch of the Opposition
praed of "patriosm," "nsulted honor' and Americ, an
feeling another, (ereda Fndeus dpeiia depored the
degraded "moras of the COUNTRY as prctexs for oposn
the confirmation OF the minser.io England Where
might be asked was their "patriotsm' and "American
feeling when the foot of the invader polluted our shores
when the ire-brand and the torch played their dreadful
pa-when rapine and murder broke upon the stiffness ne
the night and when "beauiy and booty ever obe offered
TO saiate the appetes of mercenary sotdiery, The
unreasonable annals ofhe Essex un,o may afford the an
Inn Tho npnf, n thaf
cord the evidences oil their "patotsm" their came
rcan feeling"
In the opinion of this meeting among the friends
Of the administration OF the general government in the
election OF Vice President is called for by The present
situation OF the political parties contendng for the ascen-
dcncy in the u 5. 1t is Furthermore believed Thai Tho
Convention proposed to be held in Baltimore in Nav next
presents the most practicable mode of uniting the friends
OF The present administration in support of candidate
Tor The Vice Presidency Entertaining these views il is
duty owe TO ourselves and the political interests in
voved in the contest 10 contribute our assistance 10 bring
about union upon this dsractng subject
BE therefore Resoived That we approve of the object
OF the Baltimore Convention; and that of
be appointed to represent the views OF this meeting that
body. Whereupon, Col. Isaac Overall Dr. Henry l.
Heiskcll, DIR. Joseph Irwin, Samuel Cofman ESQ Mai
VIM. Woodward, Joel Pennybacker and John Haas
Esqs were severaly nominated and appointed dele
TO the Baltimore Convention.
Resolved, That we view the late rejection of Martin
Van Buren, by the Senate, with regret Indignation
consnmmaed by jealousy for rival whom they both hated
and feared
RESOLVED, That our delegates be- and they are hereby
instructed TO sustain the nomination of Martin Van Buren,
for the Vice Presidency long as there is any proba
~ that he will receive the nomination OF the Convention
Resoired, That if Martin Van Buren,, should not re-
ceye the nomination Of the Convention that delegates
be further instructed TO vote for such other friend of
present Administrations may best prevent the distraction
ofthc party.
RESOLVED That this meeting has undminsbed confidence
IN The devoted parotism and sterling integrity ndrew
Jackson and that they recognise him the candidate of the
democratic party oil the Union.
THE preamble and resolutions having been read and
fhpln
were unanimously adopted
Resoiued That the proceedings ofthis meeting be pub
shcd in the Sentinel of the Valley that the Editors
OF me Winchester Nilsi~Nn, Rehn,ond Enquirer and
Globe be requested TO copy them in their respective papas
II. L. HEIsKELL, Sec'y
The Sentinel of the Valley says, that ssThe jackson
meeting at The court house in this place, Monday
ing last, was fully and respectfully attended We obscrv-
ed gentlemen from almost every part of the county who
doubtless represented the prevailing sentiments of the
people OF their respective neighbohoods in relation to the
object for which the meeting called We were part.
cuiary struck with the appearance at the meeting OF
s!aunch old republicans who had batcd in front rank
OF democracy in the days of the elder Adams had assist
cd In putting down the second, and had come for
ward, with head whitened by the fosts of nearly Sc
Veny winters ts testify his appreciation of the admnsra-
ton OF our present venerable Chief Magistrate He was
attended by OF his numerous and sturdy sons which
afforded admirable commentary upon the wise mans
proverb-rain up child in the way he should go, and
when he gets old he will not depart therefrom The
proceedings of the meeting, which will be found in ano-
er part OF this paper may be considered as rejecting
as nearly as may be- the sentiments of the whole county
upon tie subjects TO which they refer"
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
The citizens OF Brunswick friendly TO the re- election If
Andrew Jackson and in concert i'm the election of
ice President respectfully requested to hold pub
lie meeting at the Court. House, the 4th MONDAY i'm
April nst 10 cooperate in measure for the choice
OF adeegate TO represent this Congressional district i'm the
National Convention, TO be holden in Baltimore on the 3D.
Monday in May next. SEVERAL VOTERS
COMMUNICATED
~ a numerous and respectable meeting of the Stock
holders TO the Lynchburg and New River Rail- Road Com
Pany' at the Eagle Hotel in the City Of Richmond on
wednesday the 18th of April 1892
joseph Marx, Esq was called to theChair and Bernard
Peyton appointed Secretary.
Inc following preamble and Resolutions were UNANI-
MoUsLX adopted by the meeing and ordered TO be pnb
lished IN the newspapers of this city (viz)
Whereas, in pursuance OF an act Of the Ieeisaturc in
cooperating joint stock company for the construction of
ran road from Lynchburg to point on New River
BOOKS oil Subscription were opened in Lynchburg and the
amount of about S200 nnn - - -