Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-17

Of Modification in that State are both dishonest and
hypocrca and have practsed fraud upon their people
In saying that it is peaceful remedy, while they know
Il Is not" Whenever the question shall bcairly tested
In this State, have not doubt that the opinions express
ell by Col Cumming over the signature Of "Oglehorpc
will be the prevailing opinions of hrce-ourhs OF the peo
pic, anil hazard nothing in saying, that not single
county be found at this time, in which there Il not
decided majority in favor OF the views and principles
tended for, and recognized by him and the friends of the
Union may rest perfectly satisfied, that should the different
Counties determine TO send delegates the Miledgcve
Convention in conformity with the Athens Resolutions in
event will more than three counties elect Nuifers
but tits confidently believe sing oneno! not even
Clark County. for the doctrine is opposed there by some
6fthe most prominent, and Influential friends OF Judge
Clayton and however strongly attached TO him. re-
solved % contest II with him, should he be found publicly
advocating it,"
=. 1t would appear that the old state parties in
Georgia swallowed up by this moro recent con-
teiition. There Clarke and Troup men found on
both sides of the question. Cumming is associated
With Glascock in the attempt to stem the progress OF
nulicaton-and Mr. Crawford will probably be
found at the head of the Clarke party. Both sides
beginning to be on the alert. I" 1t is understood
(says the Augusta Constitutionalis that meeting
will very soon be held in this county, for the pur-
pose of expressing public opinion in regard to multi
fication. We believe that Troup men and Clarke
men almost unanimously concur i'm reprobatng the
doctrine, and in the solemn determination to with
hold their support from all candidates whatever, by
whom it is advocated" And the " Courier re-
echoes the declaration. An angry spirit seems to
have suddenly infused itself into the social circle
a correspondent of the Augusta Constuonast be-
gins his essay by declaring that "The resolutions
presented to the meeting at Athens were entirely
worthy of their author. They might have been rea-
sOnably expected, from the Laurensburgh advocate
of notification, who presumed to impute dastardv
to the calm and prudent friends of the public well
fre-to men who, on n proper occasion, would be
found in the foremost ranks of danger, while many
valiant toast-maker might be sought i'm vain, with
I'm the sound of any trumpet but his own" 500 CO.
pies of Cummings " Ogethorpe' has been reprinted
at Macon for circulation, at the eXpence of the
. principal men of both parties"
Yet, cross the Savannah river, and we perceive
animated scene in s. Carolina We see
both parties on the move. The Charleston Mercu-
ry says, that Abbeve is saie"-for there has
been recently n most animated and OVERLOOKING
State Rights Meeting i'm Abbeville District Cover
nor Hamilton and Mr.. McDuffie addressed the peo-
pie" The Augusta Courier states that Mr.. Nc DUFF.
lie addressed portion of his constituents at Edge
field Court House Monday week last. We
learn that he used some such language as this; sWe
have nothing more to expect from Congress--we
are thrown on our own resources. / believe many
of you, perhaps majority, believe that notification
is the Constitutional remedy. never could view it
In that light. 1 nuItifer' This is i'm perfect
accordance with what Mr. McDuffie said in his
Charleston Speech two years ago He then expli-
city secuted notification Constitutional RENE
dy, and placed it where il alone can stand, OH a Re
evolutionary basis"
Nor are the Union Party idle.-A Camden (Scan-
dalous Chronicle) States that "Mr. Ponsett having
performed missionary tour through the upper dis
trcts and having cast his bread upon the waters the
fruits are appearing. The Union Party are ASSEM-
bling throughout the State, appoint Delegates to
Convention in Columbia in September next to
get up Southern vention."-Meetngs are
holding in various counties for this purpose
and the most animated speeches are made 10 the
People, and the strongest resolutions are ADOPT
ed. There was meeting of eight hundred at
Cambridge, Abbeville District-also a Meeting at
Georgetown which deputed Thomas II. Mitchell, j.
al. Read, and John Coachman, senr. as their Dele
gates to the Convention of September-and also
in SuJnpter, Meeting of the "Union States Party
aud Jackson Party Of Claremont"--w!,o adopted
the following Resolutions:
"Be a. therefore Resolved That our confidence in tho
Integrity public purity, and successful administration of
ANDREW JACKSON sundminshed, and that the Friend
o the Union, the Guardian of Rights and the Consi-
tntonal Defender of his country, look up TO him with
confidence in the discharge of his high and sacred duties
and VIII 1nwaveringy support him in the same.
"The Committee having consulted the necessary time
Returned aud recommended the following gentlemen as
Delegates:-viz
Capt L. Kennedy, William Mayrant, Esq, Capt f. s.
Beser, Col f. l. Moses Elijah Pringlc, Esq, Mathew p
meayes, Esq; Maj. VIM Haynsworth, Col. G. S. c.
Deshamps, Mathew Mullrow Esq.
'Upon motion OF Col. f. 1. Moses the Hon. j. j. Moore
was added to the list Delegates.
"rhe following Resolution introduced by William May.
rant ESQ. and seconded by Hon RI Manning was unan
imously adop'ed;--
Resolved At crisis ike the present. il becomes the
duty OF South Carolina cali in aid all sons dsn-
gshed for Intelligence, virtue and patrosm; and that
having the most unbounded confidence in the integrity
that he be appointed by the Union and State Rights Party
oil Caremont, delegate TO the Convention be assem-
Died atColumbia on the first Monday in Sept next"
Wirt Stock rising aboUe Clay Stock friends
oil Mr. Writ Chat to say, the Anti mason) begin TO as
sumo pretty decided air towards The CLAW men. The
''Boston Daily Advocate" which carries on its peak
''For President Win. Writ for Vice President mos
Elmaker seems prepared TO claim the of NJ York
oil fennsylvania and Ohio for its canddaes-As Tor N
ork II declares, that he Address Of the Anti ma some
convention, which nominated Messrs eut ard Spencer
anu tel associates "Or the purpose voting for
these candidates Of choice, Writ and Enakcr ne
have selected ticket Of Electors The most sdfisacto
~ assurances have been received, on tchich IRE relv
'cM implicit confidence that these gentlemen if elected
wiz cast their votes for William Writ and Amos Ems
kerr" ~
agdn; "Wlat then can the writer in the Advertiser
mean ny saying that nc Writ Electors II York nomna
tea ny an masonic Convention under solemn assuran
ces that they will vote for the -nasonic candidates
what does he by saying they are at liberty to violate
he honor deceive their constituents and vote for ma
son he should turn be preferable candidate
ROW preferable! because he has the most votes Anti
nasons know no such preference. is Of no value
70 men, IL does not carry their principle with it, They
uu not nominate Mr. Writ for success but for princi.e
AMI hey support him not for success but for principle
"itow then stands this man. as 10 the chances Of
Mr. Clay in New York; To accomplish IT, the writer of
poucal prospects must make the Utica Anti.lnasonc
convention hdys in their address, ne must transform
such men "a Kent and Spencer into Dolificni bgayes
lhere - no alternative. MOI only so he must make the
wholc Anu masonic party n New York a combination OF
hyprocries bariering principle for Office supporting
an a1hering Mason for the Presidency, when the very
Pucpe Oh treF organization is that such man can re-
ceive The votes of Anii-rnasonso
The Boston Advocate insists ,pon II also ,s, 10
Anti Of Ohio fi,e H..