Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-18
BALTIMORE CONyENTION

The Convention meets on Monday The Dele
gates are passing through our city. We understand
that blessrs. Mayo Gooch, Rutherford and Robert
Nicholas for this county, (Ienrico(-and tbot AIessrs
Z. Norborne Nicholas Peter " Daniel Tbos Mel
son, Colin Clarke and james Rawlings from this
CITY, Will attend little delegation from VIRGINIA
is expected to be very full.
The following paragraph from the Milledgevie
Journal, shows the sentiments of Georgia on this
subject: ''''
"BALrIMoRE Conference.-The unanimity at the
various meetings in all directions and the number of those
meetings, express emphatcay the request of Georgia for
her delegation in Congress to attend the Conveno1 rL
call IS distinct, and imperative"
We have various indications from n Carolina
In the county Of Halifax, two meetings-one an
proving of the Baltimore Convention-the other an
proving OF State Contention at RALEIGH ON the
loth June, and recommending z. Z. Barbour as a
suitable candidate for the Vice President THE on
Pohen's OF the Is. Convention claim the superiority
III point OF numbers in these two meetinpsA A IorGc
meeting was also held by the friends Of the Admin
Istrahon In Beaufort County, Disappearing of the
Baltimore Convention, and Martin Van BiIreu and
approving of the StateConvention, and p p. Bar
bour as Vice President Meetings have been held
IN Stokes and Rockingham counties, approving the
Baltimore Convention Subsequently to these two
meetings. a District Convention has assembled at
Wentworth ION the list May,) consisting of the de-
puiies from Stokes, Rockingham and Cas,yeII conn
ties Ihcy adopted the following resolution 13 10 I:
ReSolued, That the candidate who may be nominated
by the Convention elecor be instructed if elected o
support Cen Andrew Jackson President and tbe cam
ddae that may be nominated by the Baltimore Conven-
ton. as Vice President"
This Sub-Convention then nominated Tbos. Set
tie as Elector, and Bedford Brown as DELEGATE
TO the Baltimore Convention
Judge Richardson of $. Carolina is a Delepoie to
the u. Convention.Ile has recently given the fol
lowing toast at public dinner in Upper salem in
Sumpter District:
"Ihc RenedyA free Conference Of the Frce Trad. and All,
arm Stacs through the Of Where all arc e
majority Thus united, the Of f,cyce
they demand WILL in all likelihood pcuceably granted thew ans
tain II ~ apropof manner" ny 'N
ISLE OF WIGHT MEETING
AT numerous meeting OF the citizens of Ise Of WIGHT
county friendly TO the reelection of Andrew Iackson
hed III the Court House, the 10th day of Nav Is32
6eing the day of the Regmenal Muster Doct Rober
Duuer was called TO the Chair, and Willis H. Woodcv an
pointed Secretary. ''''I 'P
The Chairman then explained the object Of the meeting
"hereupon committee was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive Of the feelings of the meeting ybo r,;t g
mat purpose, returned, with The preamble and eso
ions oilowng all Of which were severaly and mani
mously adopted: ~ ""'
The administration Of Andrew Jackson ne preadou, y
me united states has realized the hopes and fulfilled TN,
expeditions Of his friends and has fased tie predicons
ana paled the designs Of his opponents and enemies III,
n"s ui'payed sagacity and wisdom in the Cabinet n,
ess conspicuous than his galantry and skill in the tcne,
eI1 lie daes TO do what his judgment approves and If
me language Jefferson che has more Of the old Roman r
h!U' 'han any other man living" We believe the han
P"es ana prosperity Of our country, depend in great de
zee on MS reelection 10 the Office Of President Of the
O',ueu STATES Tor tie ensuing four years.
~ INC election Of Vice President, desire to pro-