Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-24

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ss,'.d in A, .nd -, n,ancr lime we NAV expose the
III, . ss all .rh;h n, Isss one ~ me ;udipi
INNS roncs,ns m he drtv work i'm his true colors
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,, .,on,,n.n,s ,o, ,he ~ ia o Conyress n would
10 -, veil n Nr uouc h.,, that The re
co,,,aon oi Gen Jackson ,as The Introduction or
The priaepie as provision lie never as
se,,ed ,hs, Ch;, Magisra:e shouJ dsiranch Sc mem
hersor Css IF lis ON, ~ crs "a IN willie held eiyibe
by The Con,;ona prinriple ependiny for its sanction
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Lis sugeesoo nv aScso,i,y Foreign Minister'S from The
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from tho n Y JouIicr and E.quireri
The following let err from Mir Philip Hone to the Secre-
issy Of the Wig Conrenfion calculated call ,ha,
body TO serious consideration OF lis and the con-
sequences of their continuing i'm the cxecie of power
which intended extend yond the election
in April
For The udi, iduals ho composed the Convention we
entertain the highest senmcnts of respect and take
sure 10 bearing testimony TO their and WIKI prn-
cpic. Pu they certainly should aware that their an
poinment was mere experiment, aud ne int to
continue beyond the day OF lection. The ery te
given TO them. Convention carries with il the ides
OF bod, appointed Tor ecc duties and does not con-
situte rowing commission, without limitation OF powers
or OF the time OF its connuanc and very general
ing OF apprehension was expressed when this body did
adjourn after the termination Of the April contest
They can 10 nothing OF general nature without inter
ferng with the du-s Of the General Connit,se aud j.
they their ate non 10 special they are
sure to inei iere h the ward COMMUTERS. In either al
Tentative they are certain OF creating esousies and Diff
cues without the possibility OF doing any good. But
Of this certainty Of evil resulting from the
doing any thing we distinctly contend as do min
Of the wings OF the city,at the People gave Ia.
convention power TO continue their alter til.
election They are body unknown 10 the political or
eanzaion of the city, and we ctuy submit to the EN-
the poprety of adourung sine die These remarks arr
made in spirit of full confidence in their desire TO serve
the People, and under conviction that there is danger
longer exercising power which is questioned by those
Who originally conferred il for a limited period only.
BosToN, June g. 1881.
To Seneca Setoart Esq one of the Secretaries of tn
JPhig Convention of .Nttp York
DEAR Sin: 1have read in the New York papers III,
of me ting of the Wing Conv n,ion whe
was held on the Sd inst emily TO my departure
from the CITY, at that meeting the two following rcso
luons were adopted, the first OF which as follows:
"Resolred hat The firm and fearless course OF tn
Senate of the United States in resisting Executive usur
pslon entities that body TO the gratitude aud con6denc
OF their country"
The sentiment Of this resolution meets my fullest an
mas, cordial ,nnroh,,;on st tia, ,be Wb;o. nj N.y