Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26
From the Jackson Missis.ippian of September |
TRIUMPH OF THE PEOPLE.

That portion the citizens OF tins county who /, cono
mon with their brethren throughout the State are striving
10 Cast OIL aud no doubt forge and despse very name
as well as the unhoy and unpopular principles OF Null.
cdon ny enisling under the banner OF Whigis; gave
is ou rory and uTncodt or modern Wing il you please
"a dinner in Raymond OF Thursday, the Attn inst A
large number OF persons present The invitation
was extended to al without distinct ton of party. IL was
iny believed that speech from the lips OF Mr. p. him.
sell would produce magical effect in his favor and AN
opportunity was Afforded him of addressing about foe
hundred OF those citizens whom he has so long misreore
sened insulted aud betrayed. We have no, Time now II,
speak particularly Of the merits oil his address We think il
was near hour ard half from the commencement ,o
Tue close aud contained nothing than The billings.
gate and slang with whci the Bank
oe"ci0rS and presses have teened for the last months
coa'eness aud misrepresentation for which this gen.
uemsn so preeinnen in the United States, was re-
marked nponhy numbers, aud his reputation in ,hs partj
cuiar, was lnly sustained this occasion For INSTANCE
alter declaring with upled hands and eyes presence
OF multitude and his God, that elt no ILL will towards
The President oil the United Stses-ha he harbored not
one "Hind or reVcgeful feeling, either personal poi
Cal, towards any human being und, the wide spread
Canopy oil heaven he designated Martin Van Buren the
"Scoundrtl Of KindsrhO0k"
The respect which is due nv eyerv citizen nhe,har ia
private or public lite, to the HON the prople OF the
u D have elected TO the second highest Office their elf
would restrain every honorable public man from arm iur
TO him undesevedly degrading cpl bet a. scouedre
we do not wonder, however, this language of Mr. Pon.
dexter. He has been elected President pyo tenn, bv
Bank bought Senate OF this body and il Mr. Van Buren,
was out oil the way, he would occupy his place and there
would be but one obstacle between him the Presiden
cJ which, in quence oil the Incumbent n6ru,es
would probably be removed. Senator Black, whom,
MRS Royal says, goes over to the Bank rslher too
often Tor her, nso addressed the people for ,hout
ftoo hours and we will asrribe TO any Que OH the
ground whose penetration enabled them TO ascertain
what lie taking o. more acuteness than ordiuary
persons are blessed with. Like Mr.. PoIndexte and
Davy Crockett he declared that il was not him who had
fWHed but The Fd,ty which he formerly belonged to-
ADD the President OF the United States He he said he'd
violated 10 Pledgeshad changed on 10 point We would
ask him question: Did lie mol, before his election after
me removal oil The dtpostes declare that he believed the
policy oil General Jackson with respect TO the
Bank IL he made such dccaraon his former lends
have nisreprestnied hm--some OF those Lo sustained
n'n most zesousy have been guilty oil la,ehood. But
he has not chaEged.
After the Senators had Finished about three or four
CLOCK r. NJ, was proclaimed from the stand that Ro.
bert j. Walker, Esq of Natchez would address the peo
p'eIn TIE courthouse IN reply 10 Mr. Pondt xier To
this great aversion had been manifested 10y the piebad
party throughout the day. Neer hundred persons sgi
cd request TO he committee Of arrsngemens that Mir
Walker should have The privilege OF replying 10 Mr. Pon.
dexter This request refused by The committee al.
hough Mt r. hal challenged any respectable opponent
10 come forward and discuss with him the pfopriey of his
senatorial course Exerons made 10, prevent the
people from hearing Mr.. Walker. AT one lime il was
generally understood thar dinner would be served al
about TIVE o'clock and that MIR Pcndexier would make
dm"er speech IL was wen known that this arrange
ment would prevent Mr. w. from speaking On that day
The Democrats, in orJor that should take
place WITH The dinner, determined to bear Mr.. Walker
sPeak az II o'clock, A. Nj As notice was post.
ca ny mem 10 s elect IL was announced by the Pon.
deztert'es that Mr. p. would speak at all precisey
which, however no the case, he did not get on Tie
ground before L. Tie speeches and the dinner would
have consumed The balance Of tie dsy AZ SOM there
FORE the Senators Concluded their address the Demo
efa ia accordance with previous Hodce assembled at
!ho Couft. House meeting organized, by calling
MAJOR j. Montgomery 10 the Chair. The objects Of The
meeting having been stated 10y Gen Fooe 10 be 10 ssce
tain WHEELER or not the people OF Hnds county would
sustain Po'ndexier aud Nnllhc,io. Oiter preIilnna.
lies having been settled, Mr. Walker at the of the
snd. Of Cen Jackson, delivered thrilling aud power.
ul address, eondemnsory OF Mr. Poindv xer's Senatorial
course, aud in reply 10 his mcr,ing speech which We
hope 10 be able 10 publish in our next.
We DO not say HAT there was an actual test of the
wi mot -I Al i'll
large majority Of Tie persOns present tLfoug oui the ay
opposed 10 Poinde xefisn aud in favor of The Heyo
OF re" orleans notwithstanding tie numbers hat ure fol-
lowing IN br P0Ddcxtei's wake Enoash was witness.
60 20 convince impartial minds that Kinds county is true
10 dcrnccicy aud tie Union and decidedly ogposed 10
Black, PonGeHhr, aud the United States Bank The Pie.
pairs were ~ possession Of the TACT that Mr. r. would dine
~ h1n belore ~, aud all his followers rallied;
but We met them, aud came on triumphant and the
great Poindcxier dinner terminated i'm Jackson Demo.
e,"c meeing u which Ihe following resolutions were
Resolrtd That n j. the wish Of The meeting that an
address be delivered 10 them BY Robert j. Walker T. O.
~ review Of the Senatorial Of the Hon. George
Resoiped That Col Hansbrough. 1. r. Nicholson. p
w Edwards, Alfred Johns, James McRaven Sr W &
DemOss, g. j. Beau banip Jordan EIIer John Stecfs
Iho9. ~ Williams George Il Fall, Ro. H. Scott, j. H.
Mallory, NJ. ID Patton, Vincent Murphy Msioe Rohe,fe
John Wsson, ~ X Moss, A. q. Cabanos Mail sno,o'
II. -. kcdwne Calvin Benkston be appointed delegates
70 he Democratic Convention, 70 be assembled In the
town Of Jackson the rst Monday IN November next
hes0ced That IL is expedient 10 have called session
o. me Legislature OF Mississippi, aud that The new coun-
ies Of the State are eni led 70 representation therein
Resoivcd That nis meeting have undimnished conf
dence IN The paio'sm and wisdom Of Andrew Jackson
mgy approve o. The measures Of his Administration, and
oecloedy condemn the course pursued BY Mr. Poindex.
Ter IN ie Senate Of the United Safes as directly opposed
TO his solemn pledges entirely adverse 10 the viii and n
teresis Of The people OF Ibis Slate.
Resoiped That copy Of he address Of Robert j. Wal.
kcr, Esq Do procured Tor publication snd inserted In All
'he democratic newspapers 10 this State.