Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06
FRANKFORT, (K.) Nov. 90

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STATE CoNyESTIoE.-We call the attention Of our
friends throughout the State, the adjournment of our
Democratic State Convention, last Spring, to meet in
this place again the 9Th OF January next choose
delegates TO meet in National Convention for the pur-
pose of selecting suitable persons for the office Pres
dent and Vice President.
IL will also be highly important for our Convention 30
express their opinion on the allahsorbing question of
National Bank.
The day for re-asscmbling will be auspcious The
glorious anniversary of that day when the American for
ces, under our Democratic General, Andrew Jackson
triupPhod the British enemies of Republican
institutions. The day will be very suitable for
lebrate the great tumphs Of American Democracy
under the Democratic c}ieitan over all the in
sdious and corrupt Vaccinations against our libcrte,
and the purity of our Republican Institutions Of the Bri-
tsh Arisocratic Wing Bank Of the United States and
their British Wing and Tory allies in Great Britain.
We hope that all the counties i'm the State will be re-
presented IN Convention.
With johnson and Van Buren, or Van Buren, and
Johnson, Democracy will continue to triumph in the u.
States.
Gen. Matthew Lyon has boon elected to the Senate
from the counties Of Caldwell Livingston. and Trigg
by majority ofabeut 300 votes to supply the vacancy
accustomed by the death of Col. Enocli Prince. Gen
Lyon is firm friend of the National Administration
.4rgus.
The Circuit Court Of the United States for this Dis
rct is still insosson in the capitol i'm this town Tho
grand jury which ompannccd tho second day of
the term, is still in session They have brought in
indictments againstvarious individuals for frauds the
treasury accompanied with perjury and forgery The
cases OF the United States Thomas 1rple Esa arc
continued until May term The against John Bal
tyf were ID progress whom our went to press
The court Will probably adjourn in twoo three daysB
The Enquirer anu ho 9Jolitioaisis-Thc Richmond
Enquirer bepinstobe little alarmed at the movements
OF the Fanatics atthe North trepeats its old threats of
the wonders ii vii perform in the way Of fighting Sc.
ccssion c in te fanatics interfere Gin an irnpro-
per manner" ~ s. Tdcgr0ph.
"Ihe abolitonisis at the North, the fanatics as
the Telegraph calls them the supporters Of Mr. Cal
houn and Mr. McDuhc-the Fedcralists alias Whips-
the parzns Of the Telegraph, and go hand in hand with
the Ndliiers of the South Previous 90 the late cleo
ton in this State the following notice appeared in the
Federal papers Of Boston,
"UTJhe Colorcd Voters O. Boston, in favor Of sup
porting Mr.. Davis for Governor, Mr.. Armstrong for
Lieut. Governor, and Mr. Lawrence for Representative
y Congress, requested TO meet the School Room
in Belknap street, This Egenine, Orday) November
ut Z o'clock THOMAS DALTON.
JOHN r HILTON"
These colored gentlemen were urged by the Adolf
toniss here 10 support the entire Federal Ticket
bracng the men devoted to their interests upon which,
was the name Of the Hon Henry Lee, the gentlemen
nominated by the Nulfers for the Office Of Vice Pres
dent and Representative elect from this city 10 the State
Legislature Thus it viii be that the Tclcgraps