Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-27
Richmond, Tuesday, March go.
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and respectable meeting of the friends of
the Administration in Jefferson county have appointed
Hierome L. opie and Edward Lucas as their Delegates
TO the Baltimore Convention They reuucsted to act
I'm concert with such may be appointed for the
same purpose by the other counties OF the Congressional
District"
meeting of the National Republican Young men in
the same county, have depued Messrs John ]. Brown
W. Yates, W. c. worthngton, and Andrew Hunter TO
the Clay Convention of Washington.
The Winchester yginian calls a meeting OF the friends
OF the Administration in Frederick county, for tine pur-
OF appointing Delegates behalf of that county 10
the Baltimore Convention
Poee Of Ne,o Jersey.-A meeting of the Republican
members oil the Legislature together with number of
citizens, convened at Trenton the Iith-Among others
they adopted the following resolutions;
heso'red, That we approve of the Republican Con-
venon proposed to be held at Baltimore the Sd Tuesday
IN May next, for the nomination candidate for the
Vice Presidency-That consider adherence 10 regular
nominations principle of vital importance the union,
I o,"e'o"eS, anu success OF he great parry me
peoples that we will cordially acquesce in its
and that he recommended friends in the several
counties who have not acted in the NATTER appoint
delegates TO that convention.
Resored, That recommend our fellow citizen,
MAHLON DiCKERSON, as suitable candidate TO be
supported by the delegation of New jersey i'm that Con-
venon and that they be requested TO present his
the first choice of New Jersey
ReSoired, That we view the recent proceedings in
the Senate of the United States, in resisting the nomna-
ton OF Mr. Fan Buren,, while he prosecuting a ne
gotaiion OF the highest importance the country and
thereby subecng us to expense, and interests
jeopardy, act OF wanon unprecedented and totally
unjustabe party violence, unbecomng the character of
the Senate, and deserving the unqualified reprobaon
the people.-And therefore, resored further That the
delegation from New Jersey, be requested to support
MARTIN VAN buren,, as the second choice of New
Jersey for the Vice Presidency
poice Of TennesSee.-sA meeting of the citizens of
Davidson and of other counties in the State was held at
Nashville on the loth-Thcy to the following reso
luons:
Resoued therefore, That we deem it expedent to send
delegates to the Convention Baltimore, that
ton with our Republican friends of the several States
the Unon tried and consistent Republican candidate
be selected for the Office of Vice President of the
United States.
Resoued, That we consider it inexpedient TO request
members ct either House of Congress represent
said Conventions because the election of Vice President
might devove upon the Scnatc and because of the para
mount duties which upon the members of both Houses
growing out of their official stations.
Resored, That in selecting proper person to be sup
ported for the office of Vice President the election
we consider it wise and just act in with our
citizens of the u States, who approve of the mea
sures OF the present administrations; and who friendly
TO the reelection OF present Chief Magistrate; and that
will not determine candidate without seeking their
aid and advice in general convention.
Resofred That the delegates appointed to represent
and who may be present Baltimore, authorized 10
supply any vacancy that may appear, they deem
cessary
There follows list of "A persons selected from the sew
raj counties of Tennessee Delegates the Baltimore
Convention
| Police Of Louisiana.-A large meeting of the friends
OF the Administration, members of the Legislature,
zens OF the SC. Sc, n. Orleans on
the 9th March. "Great numbers of the l-known and
we-ried supporters of the good (says the New
orc"'sr Ea bressl ihronred the immense room and an
to time, sending forth their acclamations TO swell tho e
neral enthusiasm within'-G Labatt in The Char "A
X Taylor Esq. and Gen. j. b. Pauche Vice Presidents
Inc meeting was addressed by Mcssrs ]. r. Grymes b.
Marigny, Cen Ripley, and J. J$NIercicr-and thew
unanimously adopted the following resolutons
Resolred, That consider the rejection of the nomina
ton OF Martin Van Buren, Minister to England bv e
senate oil the United States of gross injustice and
Ppeson indicating entire disregard the best
OF the country, and fixed determination ON the bart of the
opposition degrade the Chief Magistrate in the cstma
uon oil ms own country and of foreign nations
IteSOiDe0, That this meeting have a.
the Senators representing this State i'm the Conpres f
United States, have lent hcrvote TO the consmmaon ot
measure az war with the feelings and wishes of large
majority oil the people they represent and contrary 10 the
| dignity and honor of the nation.
iesotred, That we have undated confidence in the
WISDOM integrity and patriotism of ilustrious Pres
dent who has administered the government on the prnc
pies oil equal protection TO agriculture, and
commerce; literal construction of the Constitution with
exercise OF express, not implied powers firm adherence
to democratic princpesto individual and municipal
TO the sovereignty of the States and the sovereignty of
the People, 'o'' VI
Resolved That recommend to our democratic re-
publican brethren throughout the Union as candidate
Tor the vice Presidency, Martin Van Buren, whose emi
nent abilities statesman, aud unceasing devotion to
his counys good, enttle him to their admiration and gra
tude. So
er-neeing is called of the friends fine onnos;
ton in New Orleans approve of the course of the Senate
OF the u s. in the rejection of Mr.. We.
Democratic meeting has been held i'm Zonesville
oho) "ior the organization of the Republican party of
the county of Muskngum, and for the purpose of oyinT
expression of public sentiment on the late reiccs
haruh V an buren,. They adopted the following Resolu-
lions
ReSol0ed, That highly approve Of the proposed Bal
ore convention TO select candidate for the Vice Pre-
sidency, and that the Delegates from the oh
al district be requested to give their suages that pcrse
cuted patriot, Martin Van Buren, of New York
HeSOiUed, That the sentiments expressed i'm the Mes
sages oil Gen. Jackson, in relation the Bank of the Uni
ted States, are in perfect accordance with our own and
we believe that the happiness and tranquility of our coun
Try loudly call upon every citizen oppose re- charter of
that institution "
= Resoped That we regard the imposition of tares, ci.
Their direct or Indirect by the General Government m tho
purpose of building up class the community or one
secuon oil the country TO the injury Of another as impo-
hc, unwise, unjust and calculated by desroyino
interest," to weaken the bands OF our federal Union
Hes0tved That entertaining these opinions we regard
he tar laws, as they exist oppressive and ShIv
injurious to the agricultural mccacal interests of te
west. " WIG
poice Of PennsylraniG-W desire the readers allan
on to the following interesting article from MIR Rapuets
last 'Banner of the Constitution. Let him mari aud
mediate it: ~ CIV"
"Pofticdl Speculotion-It is known TO our readers
hat TINS journal takes side in party politics 1t endeavors
10 advocate principles without reference TO men and !;
can only SO lar have leaning TO as they favor the
principles which it incuIcaes. Notwtbstandino III
the elevation of particular candidates. at the next Pres
sdential Election must have upon the future dcsne
the country and, know that all our ,ders .c an
interest on the subject, shall occasionally o,,c H.;
speculation upon Politics, uninluenced bv
WIN the political character of Pennsylvania orr native
state, we profess to have acquaintance acouircd
during legislative service Of FIVE years i'm the House nj
Representatives and the Senate and as her prescn nos
uon' III regard iothe Presidential contest, is some hat sin