Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

The augusta Constituencies" of the 10TH gives
the Delegates TO the Contention for only the follow
ing lS counties, viz Baldwin, Bib, Burke, Column
ba, Gilbert, Greene, Gwinnett, Hancock, Jackson.
Jasper, Laurens, Mcintosh, Montgomery Muscogee.
Newton, Oglethorpe, Richmond, Scriven, Thomas
Warren,-and states, that 'he general Indifference,
II not aversion, to the proposed Convention in our
State, evnced by the non-election of Delegates is a
very satisfactory proof that Georgia is not at all dis
posed to any violent policy"
South Carolina.-The die is cast-and the State
Rights Party have carried their ODDS i'm both
Houses. They will have 81 members i'm the House.
and 81 in the Senate and the Union Party 81 i'm the
House and III in the Senate. We may look out for
Storm Yesterday, the Legislature met under n
call from the Governor-We shall await the result
with great anxiety. 1t appears from the following
proceedings of the Union Meeting at Charleston
that this party have determined TO take no lot or
part III the dongs of the Convention:
"MEErING OF THE UNION PARTY.-A very large
Meeting Of the Union and State Rights Party ofthe Parish
es oil 81 Phlp and ST. Michael, held last night at
SEYLEs IHos. BENNETT, Esq called 10 the Chair
and VIM ROBINSON, Esq. nominated 10 act as Secretary
Iol' DhAYroN opened the meeting by some pertinent and
impressive remarks adapted the OCCASION on closing
his observations offered the consideration of the Meeting
some appropriate resolutions. RANDALL HUNT, Esq.
followed and addressed the Meeting for shorttime i'm an
animated strain, concluding with proposing Preamble
and Resolutions a substitute Tor the Resolutions offered
by Col. DRAYroN, but which, being amended, were
adopted as an addition TO those submitted by the latter
ueman' ) l.. PETIGRU, Esq. was then called for who
pOee IN his usual effective for some time JOEL
H. folNsETr Esq succeeded, being loudly aud vehe-
menty urged TO address the Meeting and in few spirit
ed remarks closed the proceedings OF assembly The
following are the Preamble and Resolutions adopted which
on oeng put to the vote were carried by very large
jority.
"N hereas, citizens of the United States OF
America Tree, sovereign, Independent and powerful
naon recognised and respected by every civilized peo-
pie on the Globe; and whereas, allegiance to these
United States is immediate and direct and of the most
sacred obligation; and whereas the doctrine of Nufca-
on AN unconstitutional, political hercsy supported only
by party In this Sate and whereas the Union of the
States Is regarded by the of our national ex
sence, oil our present uneXamped freedom, prosperity
and greatness and the best if not the only
OF our libertes-lt is therefore
"ResolUed, That the Union Party of ST. Philip and ST.
Michael will be firm in their allie glance to the United
States and Will by all legal and constitutional MEANS re-
sist any act of Modification.
"Resoiued, That consistently with these principles we
VIII not in any directly Indirectly sanction an
act OF Modification either by the Convention or the Lc-
gsaure, and that will not offer any member of our
party, a candidate for the Convention
THOS. BENNETT, Chairman
w. ROBINSON, Secretary"