Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

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men at the prompings Of personal feelings either
OF parality dislike, the united action OF the par
y II the Opposition, conflicting and contradictory in all
respects except in common desire to PROSTATE the De-
mOcracy, cooperate cordially surely examples of internal
contention and difference win not be found among Repub-
Icans who have stood side by side in many struggle
The rights Of the people, who have adhered firmly their
political integrity aud TO the uied usages Of the Democra
cy, and who actuated by spirit of mutual concession and
disintercsted devotion, and animated by noble ardor
nave often ard sgnay tIiumphed the best ec
ors and The strongest combinations OF the Aistocrdcy
albany argus.
N. YcRx, Sept. 2O.-The disagreement between the
sincere part OF the Anmasons and those who profess
Anmasonry only for political purposes, will probably
soon approach am open rupture In the Albany Argus
yesterday morning, find four extracts from
entitled an Appeal to the .fntim0S0HS IF Columbia
County. OF the persons whose subscribed
this appeal, it is said by the Argus that 'hey
dcd and active An'imason sincerely and continued to
act with the party until the haerant compact be-
tween the AntimaSonc leaders and the friends of high
mason"
The sgners of The appeal thus call on the electors
whose names are presented by the AnO-masonc party
disclose their Intentions:
eve call upon those candidates. and particularly the III
divi'ual who is nominated for county, come
ont and dvow for whom they will vote, il they shall be
elected thcy really intend for Mr. Writ, what
possible objection they have declaring that nten-
uon! Can hi minded aul honorable men wish to OBJ
tain sra2es which they could not receive, ii they de-
ci"red tor whom those sutirages should be CASTE They
owe it 10 themselves the doubt upon this sub
IJect-hey owe IT 10 the cause of Anti-nasonryOr
ny sincere iends OF AMI masonry will support them
under present circumstances gain, the Of the
friends OF Anti masonry, we call upon them declare
themselves Aud We submit To a candid and imporia
community, whether refusal 10 do So he construed
In any other light than acknowledgement that if elect
ed they vii! not hold themselves bound for Mr.
The appeal is dated Sept 14h and subscribed by the
io'oWing citizens OF Columbia county: James Kerlcr
Gran iIckner, William Huns Ezra G. Spier, Prints
Johnson "nIan haight and Luther King. We pre-
sumo hat this call will elicit avowa Of the nien-
lions OF these gentlemen whose names are on the Anti
10 sSngor GGGG text a. to the candidates they intend
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not remain silently y En-. Post
Among the consequences of the coalition between the
leaders of the Clay and the Ant-masonc party, take
leave to direct the attention of our readers 10 the docu
ment contained in the suboined from the Ange-
ca Republican, the signcrs of which, determined
none but honorable means for the elevation OF their yO-
rite candidate, have found themselves obliged by the late
dsgacelul acts OF their party in tits state to Seccde om
lis ranks.
from the Angelica Republican,
EFFECTS OF THE BARGAIN.
1t will be seen by a communication from the town of
Cuba, that ttcenytcO of the former adhercnt Of Mr.
Clay have stepped forward Simultaneously, aud entered
her formal protest against tic corrupt coalition lately
tered into 10y the Clay AMI an.i-na-oac parties They
as lar as we can learn all men OF unpedchabie chaac
ter, and devoted friends 10 their country They fully
aware OF 'he hostility and persecution to which this step
exposes 'hcmbut their duty 10 their country 10 be
paramount with them, TO all other cnmsid, rauons.
REMUNERATION.
We the subscribers having several years been
friends of Henry Clay, and Wishing all honorable
means 10 elevate him the Presidency of the United
States have steadily adhered TO that purpose But we
llon has been attempted by which the friends OF Henry
Clay III this State made to unite with party, which
has been hitherto and inmical to the interests Of
Mr. Clay and whose sole Objects to elect Francis Gran
GER an Anu mason, governor of this State, and 10 OBJ
tain our vote for electors Of President, whose attachment
10 hf Clay Is not only doubtful but who have publicly
pledged themselves TO vote Tor Mr. rt, the ami
&c candidate for the Presidency. Feeling that this col
unnatural as il base and Inconss MT i'm princ-
pie, we as the friends Of Liberty and equal rights do
solemnly PROTEST against this unhoy coalition; and ral
e Ihan contribute directly or indirectly to This Union we
unhesatingly and publicly avow, that will give our
votes and influence to the support of ANDREw JACKSON,
and the candidate for Governor who shall be nominated at
the Hcrklmer Convention. Cuba Allegheny CO., n. y.
Sept 1882
William Hicks, Absalom Leonard benjamin IT. Pearsc,
Asa H. fla" ley, James Harrison, Russell Harrison s. b.
Wardweu, j. Parish, Nathaniel Briggs John S Saytcr,
Jacob Bower John Uucr James Strong, James o. Spen-
Ger, Russell Coins'ock Harvey Hicks, Morgan l.. Com
stock, Kendall wilder Jacob Balwin, l. S Marshall Da-
vid Siarky, James H. Andrews.
The meeting Of frshmcn, adopted citizens Of the conn-
try, and friends to the administrations took place last eva
ming at Tammany Hall A large number assembled on
the occaon Dr. Macnevcn placed in the chair, Den.
mis- Mccarthy and william James, r appointed Vice
Presidents and Thomas j. Brady and James Shea Secre
lrics The Standard of this morning furnishes the fol-
loving account Of the proceedings.--U.
The President announced TO the meeting the objects for
which they had convened, laid before them the claims
that the present administration Of the country had their
support; reminded them Of the persecution that they had
undergone and The susrings they bad passed thrOu gh
aud conirdsted these with their happy condition az
citizens Of this cuvahe land favored with institutions
WhlCh extended alike To al the enjoyment Of personal IL
betty and The security Of personal rights The remarks Of
Tie President received with enthusiasm, and fre
qucnty interrupted by flow Of feeling which could not
he suppressed by many Of whom bad suffered under
an inolcran government hat had forced them from the
land OF their nativity, TO that only spot in which they could
DC Tree 10 express their opinions Of men and and
Tree 10 participate 10 tho blessings Of the country Of their
choice.
The meeting was addressed by the Honorable John
Mckcon oil the Assembly, Doctor Rice, and james g.
shea, Esq The remarks Of these gentlemen were AMI
mated and iorcible. They sustained thc administration
OF Andrew Jackson by exposition Of the course be had
pnfsued reminded hc meeting OF the services be had
rendered The country in ,, field and in the cabinet
poke Of bis honesty aud independence OF character w ch
could not be influenced by am consideration 10 the per-
Torrance Of any act which he conceived would be iniu
70 Tie country, violate solitary article of III, Con
stiuuon and urged their countrymcu support such
man because such man j. most required to stand
against he vaccinations and coalitions which have been
formed 10 break down that Of national policy which
has sustained the country, since The days Of The immortal
/ Jefersop.
RESOLUTIONS offered by the Honorable John Mex con
which were unanimously adopted. They were expires
sigc OF c views tl which te meeting bad been couven.
cal, aud We viii take pleasure iu publishing them Tie mo-
mehi hcy orc furnished 20 us.-W We cannot omit the
mark Nat Mr. Mckeou made 10 The meeting that he pre-
'umed they were convened, not Irshmenbua as aaopt
cd American citizens e natives oi tat country which in
sister city effort bad been uado not only 10 ulviIu
awe bn TO msrcprcseui; aud dat the proceedings upon
mat occasion, demanded ot te adocd citizens natives oil
Ireland, residing in ts grca city an expression Of ho
attachment TO The present administration and their entire