Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

lpy nv which be ever ss2sa5si v.ta dslinauiheA Gen
ersl Harrison appeared TO WELL and that is all Mr.
Clay say in his behalf! He appeared as ii his in
tenons pnre-but nothing is said of what he did
of his capacity shine in the councils Of the nation
MIR Clay has acted prodenuy in this matter, aud
give him credit for it, lie knew lac could not compl-
ment the Hero OF Tppecanoe highly without
ing truth; without subjecting himself to the charge Of
folly prese NATION Ii therefore correct in
MIR Clay 10 remark, that he pleased the feeling
which prompts the people 10 render approproe honos
to those who fought during late war and thu, in
Congress Gen. Harrison always seemed to be well dis
posed lie could not have said less of any former
member of Congress, unless he knew him to be urbu-
lent, misunderstanding ivllow.--Loaisrae 4deeriiser
Tux Wnlrr MkErISo.-We are determined to cali
things by their right Meeting was held in this
Town on Saturday last pursuant 10 public notice The
bell of the Courthouse rang only sir times and pro-
clamston made from the window repeatedly The gen
tenan who made proclamation like the Advocate paper
said, "Come in gentlemen OF all parties invite YOU
all--this is general Meeting But the Van Buren,
men said, Move have had our Meeting now let them
have theirs and lei what they will make OF IT,
About IL 15N b perhaps did accept the invita-
ton but their object to and hear that the matter
should not afterwards be unfairly magnifed into import
beyond its merits, and not 10 participate in the pro-
ceedings We were not present ourselves, but from
more than one of these gentlemen of undoubed standing
and character learned tie following particulars
The meeting did not consist at tarthrs of than
leo persons One gentleman who counted says Us
himself White man-anotier gentleman says so, an
other says 49, another says, excluding the Van Buren
men, who not parakcrs III the proceedings all he
counted 81. The day. vital was very fine and favor
tlemen. long known violent INSTRUMENTATION
now Uhe men, from distant quarters of the county We
cannot here suppress good remark which made by
enc OF the Van Buren lnen who prcsent-an old
citizen of Madison who remembers things long time
back With grave manner, and without seeming
aware, that what he going to sry, would provoke
smile even "ln fact, sir (says he have seen as
complete collection of old Anti Jackson men since the
days of the old Bob Tail Needing" And such feel
authorised to say the complexion of this Whe
meeting there few cptions perhaps but few
We viii publish the regular proceedings
are ftIrnI I'd with thp,u Mai U,li,
Chairman. jeremiah Clemens, Esq, Secretary. Silas
Parsons, Esq offered the Resolutions. There was no
speaking. The Resolutions were passed unanimously
and the Meeting adjourned. Some of the old A n-
Jackson mca gniped hard, told, at the Resou ion
approving the Administration of Andrew Jackson Lut
IN 'st of them cried ".1ye with unusual emphasis and
took it ''far aud softly" And the world ways
Had the motion been made at any time in the day by
prominent Van Buren, man, it is not doubted that Van
Buren, men enough could have been mustered
mens warning To- have controlled the proceedings of this
Meeting, But they preferred to let the White have
1t to themselves. Now, if 'generah Meeting is want
ed, they are ready and willing to go into it, any time.
THuntsrHie Democrat.