Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23
ORANGE COUNTY

hgreeaoy TO public notice, meeting of the People of
orange on the 18th inst the Tavern OF James
u biskey Esq rthe purpose Of taking into
The propIiey OF tucng the Senator Daniel f. Saug
from ms District 10 vote against the election.
oil D. W. Leigh ESQ., 10 the Senate Of the United States,
anu 10 promote the election OF VIM. C. Rives Esq Mr.
1ooy oowherd was called TO the Chair, and Joseph
Hdeh ana w Fry, were appointed Secretaries here.
upon The following Preamble Resolutions being offered
by Or George Morris, adopted
whereas ia the tight and consider the duty Of
,he Sinzens oil such Government ours, truly and
iearlesy express their sentiments with 10 public
men and public measures:
Resofred therefore, That we have the utmost conf.
eence IN the wisdom, hrmness honesty and patriotism of
General Andrew Jackson, and highly appioye of the
general course OF his AdminsrationTbat we belisye,
oy ve'ong The Maysville Road Bill, and the Bill for re-
catering the United States Bank lie has saved mione
OF the public money, aud thereby been able 10 nav or
the public debt aud reduce the Tariff to the reve.
nue. sysem--Tha by the wisdom and prudence of his
measufesin Administering the Government he has rem.
aered his name dear 10 the American People, and covered
himself with glory.
Rssoired, That the majority OF the Senate Of the Uni
ted States, and more especially Henry CLAW Daniel Web
er 1ohn T. Calhoun, and the minor tools OF the party
suc as george Poindcxer and othersby irving to dis.
grace the President OF the United States have covered
themselves win indelibe disgrace, and utterly forfeited
The confidence of The American People.
HesoiUed, That although we al 6rst thought tbe pra,
was wrong, IN the removal of the deposites from tina
Bank Of the United States; yet conduct of the Bank
since, has convinced that the President was rgbtand
mat he broke OF OF the horns OF the Beast and pre
vented ], from doing greater mischief
Hrs9ITed That disapprovitg oil the votes OF Senator
l
Leigh-'he restoration OF the deposiles-and the motives
oil The Presidents in relation thereio-I ia exnedien as
wen Tor his Information OF our opnionsas security for
ms giving effect TO them at the approaching Session OF The
oepera Assembly he be insiruc by the uual6
ed voters oil this Disrctand that the following Letter be
anu 49, hereby addressed TO him. Of our wish
es relative 10 his action, upon the subjects referred TO- as
our Representative. 10
TO DANIEL F. SLAUGHTER, ESQ.
SIR We the undersigned constitutional voters of te
eouny OF orange approving the general course Of the
present administration, and highly disappearing of thu
cohuue OF The majority oil the Senate the United States
Al heF last session. do hereby instruct YOU our Repre-
sentative IN the Senate OF Virgnia-not only 10 vote
against b. W. Leigh Esq, as Senator TO re present Vr-
gha 10 The Senate OF the United States but TO use your
besl endesyors TO secure the election William c. Rive,
Rtoiped That the following persons be and are here
by appointed TO obtain signatures copies OF the forero.
ing letter, and requested diligently TO use all honorable
means 10 arouse the people OF the county, TO the
Oh co operation in this measure Of instructions viz.
Hezekish Richards, Lewis d. Collins
Thomas Robertson, George Morris
pHui Fedier, Richard Fl. Willis,
DDe,yamn walker, Conway g. Macon,
Sooef Dedinaa William ID. Clarke,
- ~ lave Joseph Hiden,
.ooer' cave, John c. Harris
! Michael l.. chart, Colby CowherJ
r.'ydh M DAVIS, James Nj. Macon,
Daniel Miller, James Newman
| Thomas Davis Gao, H,r,s
George 8. Blakey, John Sbihet
Sa'eu Conway Cowherd Sblett,
James SHms, Winston Shifleu.
Resoiped, That the Editors of the CuD. per Gazans
sHehmond Enquirer and Washington Globe be requested
to publish the foregoing proceedings
COLBY CowHERD, Chairman.
j. w, ra H'Dr"' seere'a,ie.