Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

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HeSotped, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
signed by the President Secretrv and (orynrI,d In
,he Editors OF The Richmond papers also the Editors OF
the Lynchburg Virgin'n, aud Virginia Advocate with
request that they publish the their respective pa
pcrs.
And then, motion, the Meeting adjourned
JOHN COLEMAN, Chairman
HOWELL l.. Brown, Secretary
Agrecaby to the notice published in our last paper
meeting OF the Jackson Core ponng Committee Tor the
county OF Orange took place the Tavern of Joseph Iii
den, ESq-whereupon Ezekiah Richards was called to the
Chair who req"' sting DIR. George Morris soldier of the
Revolution, TO preside who having consented TO act and
Capt John WoolioIk appointed Secretary and he fol-
lowing proceedings were had. viz
The recommendation of the Central Committee through
'heir hartman, T. n. Nicholas 10 enlarge The CORES
ponding omnittee being approved, the following gentle
men added TO the Committee:
iarlton Smith, j. B. Webb, Alexander Newman Benz
Cowhcri, john Scott, VIM. Cole Daie Hord Daniel
nnarin, lewis Collins Isaac Davis ir Thomas Davis
James Beazely Valentine louseworth, Fielding Joncs
Richard Wnsow, Lewis b. Williams Lancelo, Burruss
VIM. Dcadmon, Jerome Collins.
lifs being done, the following Resolution was offered
Tor adoption by John 7. Thornton, Esq.
HeS0lred As the opinion Of this meeiing--tIa' should
majority of the people Virginia express bv am endo
saton OF the name OF p p BARnorn on ibciy t;ta' G
" President that the Electors will themselves bound
expressed To which Resolution Capt John Woollolk of
Tered the following substitute, which after much de-
bate adopted.
ResoiUed, That ia iierpedient to endorse the name
on the ticket.
@hI'er Wilch the meeting adjourned.
GEORGE NORRIS Chairman
JOHN VOOLFOLK, Secretary.
FROM what we are able 10 perceive from all the indica-
lions oil public sentiment, of opinion that the peo
pie oil Orange are strongly inclined TO leave Electoral
Coege untranmeed not doubling that they will so cast
the vote OF Virginia as TO effect an election of Vice pre
dent II possible by the people, and keep from Senate
whose fac,ious conduct occasions gives proof
that the friends of Andrew Jackson have but little TO hope
from that body. Whilst intimate this we hesitate not
TO say that the people of this county preferrng Ju5ge
BARBOUR TO any other candidate Vice President con
prospect OIL success and duty 10 The Republican Party
throughout the Union will iustiiy-Ora &c Press Sepf
Is Printed an Mr.. BGrbour's O,cn COImty]
TO TIE FIR EPI rq92S, or TIE ENQUIRER.
MEssRs EpIToRs,-The time is at hand when every
patriot and lover OF his counry when every friend TO
and religious liberty, whose wish ii preserve nvioae
those great cgaccs bequcahed them by their fathers and
purchased by their blood, ought neither he Indifferent
nor inert The Crisis has arrived for the democrats OF
inns countryto he up and dong-ior, what do behold
but am amagamaon Ga new tangled political parfv the
National Republicans, alias, the Old Federal Party of '9s
ana w. AND the multiplying or Calhoun party) formed TO
defeat the reelection of worthy Chief Magistrate
with combination of interests, q will say principles,
because do not believe there any among so n,oy
an alliance) wide the North is from the South Mi
Calhoun the leader OF The Nuicrs his parzan pres
SEES Duff Green Sc Sc supporting, Mr. CLAY Inv ali NOS
blc is aCmitred 10 be he father Of tt
Unable system which has thrown as il we're fire..
IN me South that is likely TO the very vtals of
our hePubhc would ask any who knows his right
hand from his left ,chat is be expected of an adminstra
ton composed Of such Heterogeneous materials or where is
that
would look among such men for their rulers?
Such being the fact, they themselves 10 their
country 10 oey and to justice, TO disregard all minor
considerations ami personal predilecou n this spirit the
accomplished what they have, and iD this spirit thcy trF
ever be hiumphant) 10 rally around the "Dcmocrac Re-
puOncdh nomlna'lon; become well organiscd-aud when
the day comes for the election President and Vice Pre-
siden of these United States march in one unbroen na
lanX 10 the polls, and have thcir nance rororc C
drew Jackson and Martin Van Buren,; and future
tons will hail them bencfactors of heir country
me approaching Presidential election every indivi-
I de baf Tfniot
~ the ark in which the Interests Of the whole human
family are Embarked y is one of the deepest concern.
The question for them TO decide is whether thev will
eject PRESIDENT who is the uHconprsng friend Of !he
Tarii-the father Of the American System, svsteu,
"nIch mas shaken the very foundation Of Republic
anu Is al MS very moment aGitang The South almost TO
open rebellion; Or ONE who has done every Thing to ar
rest the exercise Of uncons ituona power as pr1cscd
by The General Government; reduce the revenue IN the
actual wants OF the Government; ard to place the
ing interests OF country upon fair and couiae Coo,
ing! Between the advocate for splendid Governe ,,
or one who respects the sovereignty the Satcsl Be-
tIceen The once opponent. the advocate of Nam
mo'h Bank OR ONE Who had the moral frInncss to Put
ms veto upon II; an institution acquiring aud cxerng an
,nnsnce IN our Government which threatened to change
the character OF its institutions and subvcr the
our people, Betreen the advocate Tor extravaeant an
preparations oI money by the General Govccnl for OBJ
Jects nj Intcnal lmprovCmcnt principle unwarranied
by the Constitution, and totally with our republican
ihsHniohs OR ONE who has put stop 10 the current of
legislative proligacy by his Maysville Vetol Bcftrer
The man who has tranpcd under foot the RIGHTS and will nj
his constituents, (as expressed through beir rcncso
uves0 OR ONE who has uniformly respected The SOVEREIGN
FlShs OF The people, Beftcecn Henry Chm that selfish
ambitious asPraut who has love for his country or is
institutions further than will promote his interest
io whenever they ia conflict with his personal ar
grandzement, they have always been disree,r,ed and
iramPled in tho dustor 3ndrc,c Jackson the Hero of
New Orleans, the able defender Of his country its shield
an" protector The poor mans bencfacOr. ard the rich
mln Hienu As Tie Pcrnancncy Of our republican in
stuions, Is Identified with thc Andrew Jack
SOM let Ne ro-ccc him; and when he has served hi.
country faithfully and with honor another term he vs
set like Washington, full Of honors in the immortal me.
mory oil his counrymen and future annals will say re-
codng MS lame aud reading his Veto, "There is the man
VINO preserved the sacred bond Of public rst-the Con
suiuuon the American diamond whose adaniantinc
hTInness ho tools can make impression no C7nv bedim:
INC American Republican honest man and pure patriot
ASK We abourcr, ihe mechanic the farmer the sailor
ask MN who works hard in the summers heat and
winters cold The bone and sincw Of the nation viii YOU
O'Ter your sacred rights and tic rights Of children
ior paper bank charter? No neveI Rc-elcct Andrew
IdcksOu anOllcr lcIm. let hank nllnencc scllce