Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-11

long subssted between them him. they desire
automatically informed, whether you will consider your
self bound TO for him the Vice President should il
appear that such is the wiO majority of the people Of
Virginia
The favor Of an early answer is desired.
THOMAS W. GILMER,
Chairman Of The Jackson and ar6Our Central Cores
Ponding Committee
rive cheerfuly lay the preceding communications be-
fore our readers at the time have idea that
the citizens of Virginia about to rammel their Elec
tors in the vote which they will have give in Deem
ber The Electors will have The facts before them and the
Electoral Tickets which will be carried in the other States
and thus they will be enabled their for
the Vice President, TO election by the Eec-
tors themselves instead OF transferring 10 manage
nient OF the Senate OF the United States The Electors
are worthy OF rust-and have no doubt they will
prove themselves so by the vote they will give Why,
instruct them positively 10 vote for Il, when il may
happen that by such instruction the OF Virginia may
be entirely loor given TO take the election
the hands in which should remain-snd transfer il TO
the Senate! So far the will of the people has been
dictated, II cannot be mistaken. The meetings the East
ern Shore and in Montgomery in this days paper
diiona combinations of the decision which they have
arrived In fact, why press Mr.. Barbour now when in
SO many oil the other States well in this the
runs too strongly, to he mistaken in favour of another
mann VIII such n course help or injure Mr. Barbour!
Will 1t help or njuro the great Republican cause 10 which
he and oil of US are devoted Win promote defeat
election by the Peopie Will defeat or promote an
election by the Senate?l-E. Enquirer.
At a meeting OF the Jackson Corresponding Commit,
tees for the counties OF Accomack oS-l Northampton on
the 2lst day OF August, 1892 Bell Haven Col Thomas
H. keam was called to the Chair, and John Is. Ailworth
appointed Secretary.
BY order of the Chairman in accordance with the sense
Of the meeting, the friends of Gen. Jackson and Of Mr..
Clay generally the place, were invited TO attend the
proceedings of the meeting.
The object Of the meeting having been explained the
following resolutions unanimously adopted:
L. Resotred, That the administration Of Cen Andrew
Jackson has fully answered all the reasonable
which his friends originally formed OF his wisdom virtue
and patriotism; and that il deserves our continued conf
dence and support.
2 Resolved, That the Republican Party, which sup.
ports Cen jacksonrst for the measures and principles
which he advocates and maintains and nert for himself
tcih0W Interior reicS 10 the prospects Of other men TO,
the Presidency has 10 fear from enemies in its Oto
camp than from those in open opposition under the flag
Henry Clay.
g. ResOlped, That the Calhoun Party has shown but
too plainly disposition 10 form alliances for the time being
with Mr. Clay, in opposition TO the just of the
President that deem il equally dangerous the union
OF party, and the union of the State and that the
representation OF the people should be purged of such
members have been elected by the jackson Republican
Party to support lis sentiments and principles and who by
their apostacy have proved 10 be wolves in sleeps
clothing"
4. Resolved That we highly disapproye of resou.
ton passed by the Senate OF the United States restricting
the selection of officers by the President the State where
they reside encroachment upon his constitutional
rights and prerogaves and that approve of the re-
nomination and subsequent appointment Of Samuel Gwinn
o. RESOLVED, That General Severn +. Parker, Dr. Jesse
SimPkns and William Nottingham, senr. OF NORTHAMPTON
and Henry A. Wise, John Nicely, Robert l. Pouson anc
Thomas III Bayly of Accomack, be and they hereby
appointed Committee 10 draft joint address to the people
OF the Eastern Shore of Virginia. expressing the sent
ments OF the Jackson Party the subject of the approach
ing Presidential election. And motion Of Gen Parker
it was unanimously
6. Resolred That said Committee be instructed to in
corporate in the address, accommodation of NJ Van Blu
rem Vice President
T. Resofred That the proceedings Of this meeting bC
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and that they b,
published in the Richmond Enquirer and Washington
Globe. THOMAS III. KELLAM Cbairyo01
| JOHN b. AILwoRTH, .Secretdrv