Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-08


,.ho 49,, a., 49, x, 81. i y. II-
,h .S, rvmesf majority OF the people, to throw
"a siee resident into the Senate coinpos
ma,,.. =, VI ,ne most heterogeneous aud discordan
eide ,na;o;, o ~, eohm' an act oil political sui
49,, - yo'''y VI 'nat oody, IT'S well known, Is COM
oPe' anu umcoppromising enemies, and Of friends
III se"ee'ea W sne cause which they once
n;L .sy espoused Thus constituted, the course
,rh.. o,,,, t ' pursue, may DC reauly imagined
,rnsneot nope ., our opponents is founded upon the
prospect Oh distraction and disunon among ourselves
,hnO ,nI s.cure 70 me Administration the u force o.
'hoSe poiucai energies which ought TO be nerved in it,
III n hs. h.. .o.e,,..
~, p, Ecu Sonuenuy asserted that the only object o.
'unno'e .ohvenuon's 10 nominate Mortin Van Blu
n' anu promote ms election TO the second office Of the
'ake 'hs opportunity, TO rcpudiac the
~, m ',sPec' 10 ourselves; ani TO express our belief
I 70 elua''y uhiounded with regard to the party with
nn we arc eonneced the motives which dictated the
pony o' u'' Convention VIC believe, 10 be OF ec-
character The course of Gen. Jack
1n saihis'raon being cordially aPprcved by his friends
10 sustain II in the entire circle OF its relations by Judi
e,ous selection Of Candidate, whose WORTH talents and
support oil the People.
me we thus discaim all predetermined adherence TO
% , person Whatever we viii not withhold in relation
strong sense Of the Injustice which we believe him to
nave received at the hands of the Senate. Upon calm
NV; ps'onac review oil the charges preferred against
en IN mar body we feel bound to pronounce them weak
,;as ~ anu unounucd' We would ain judge the
es " az men Win charity, but we resist the
, orce OF testimony Its weight in the in
oco,s US irres,suby inclines us 10 the conclusion,
"' soe OF ue worst passions OF the human heart; that
envy jealousy hatred and revenge mingled in the dcbc
''uo,,s " MS enemies and dictated their decision.
we repeat mat 1t Is not TO redress his wrongs. nor
rom personal devotion 10 him, that conceive the Con,
.ennoh 10 DC called; but TO deveope public opinion,
nalnoze Tue action OF the party throughou, the country,
"u 70 se u hs' sound constitutional direction which the
me government, end preserve the pcrpetui,y OF the
Rn..,..5 ,..c
h. ~ mergo'e; lha the proposed Convention TO- DO
nen' ~ naoe In May next, meets our full and cordial
'Pp po,,
H.. i,9 i1at we consider il highly important that
ua'' IN order to aid this object Delegates be elected
P'. I, '''s district iherein
n m'J'.on, he following gentlemen were then nomi-
,iooc' James NJ Smith, Charles H. Leland, Richard e.
L. M Monsurc, and Gen John r. Hungcriori.
ao,;I 'oi, Nesoaoed mat The proceedings OF this
a.E oe s'ghea oy the Chairman and Secretary, and
forwarded Tor publication the Editor, of the
snqurcr' The Globe Fredericksburg Herald Politca
Arena
Resoired, That this meeting do now adjourn.
n n Tho E1;,O,J ~, r. S ,,s
the lore.aino nc,; oii., papers WI" please copy
es proceedings from 'he fchmond Enquirer.
crrscrv Co,,>-
A,,oo,,;.e ~, % 1oi>A COoNlf.
the con,v Of no corresponding Committee ioI
J,v al Naw 1890 W ~ ''c COURTEOUS on Thurs
y 'u may, 1857, M Parham Esq being called the
Rcsoiped noo;,o, nah"r appointed secretary:
rot ~ . "l'.""9"yty NAT we approve OF the nomi-
S,,,cs AMI H., 80 Ill 'oi ,esiuch, OF the United
mower 10 nro, hi; ~; use all honorable mcansih our
Reso,rsJ O ,,,,.,i -, oaJe''" ~;
moro Cooran,;an a & NAT we approve oil the Bali
nomination nj v WI eooPera'e IN supporting their
likely ~ oonoan, resident VINO VIII be found most
throqbon, ,Ie IIn;o e Io'es o' inc hepuoican Party
,brorn ON tho So" anu Preveh. me election being
Pnoa, 80 ,,,: e =, '"1 r. Chteo states:
nd',bo, Itnr Ma,"S na, ths meeting be enlarged
buro Iobn -, w - n. oea9orh' Lhonas Massen-
D. ~. ", -, NJ d. MASON Johh IL. Walker Wm
-. - ''" w u" etcTs, Joseph Clanton
Ririso,a w. " I lr., Syrus +. Diard Henry
C " % ' iiansock Joseph Jarrart Micaall Ellis
Tbomas c. I'LL "1 p9 'a,nes' WIN. l.. Kaines
Thomas Dunn, John L. Dunn John r. P,rbanr Ersd;.t
Jackson, Lewis Stuart John G. Adkins Hcnry & IT,
way, Henry W. Eppes James Chambs, C;eorge EicjJ
Wm Parsons, Thomas Potts and Jesse Haryravc Ie
thereto
RESOLVED unanimously That we recommend ,o ,,,e
citizens of this county TO hold public meeting for ,l,s
purpose of sending delegate or delegates TO the Ba;mors