Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
THE .NEXT pEESID' I,N.y,

pursuance OF CALL signed by at least 1000 ci,;snn
h lan.on county. The meeting was large and respect,
aoc and composed of all classes of people without rya,a
adopted
HENRY RRsoS for the Ho" Of SSSS,a Of WhAM
vs honorable promote ia ms h,e ourselves to
committee of nine gentlemen was then appoin,ed
TO prepare address TO tho citizens of the u States
The Tuscaloosa 'Fag of the Union has The c,llo;,
paragrah respecting the nomination by the Legislature
% After the adoption of the rcso,,,,;oo
Judge White for the Presidency by the House of kep
sentatves OF the last General Assembly some of The
members not sanctonng the which had been pur-
caused inc following document To be spread upon
inc Journals as ebodying the reasons which inanrnc
ca them IL VIII be perceived, that the gentlemen whose
names accompany the protest do not object TO Tho no;
nation oil Judge White, because they uyelcr that son
o'her individual should ill the Presidential chair mi
o.eci 10 ihe nom'nation because il matter with
Wch the Legislature, as Saoh, have nothing to do The
dissenting members accord Judge White superiority Of
en and concede that he stands copspcu
gus among ms countrymen not only for those yirtcs
his political honesty. "9' 'o'
Ihs understand, members House of Representatives
10, the next d no%"q! n L. W1E
INC reasons for said vote, and to spread on tho
That Hugh L. White cmincn,y sincd intellectually.
aei M, r"is sy u" pyss Virtue. rarely Lnda PARALLEL
nal nomination src the place. gen, raj
%aiea an o and IN the We the
san 10 excite harmony and that united effort ofa states
LUGius Z. SINS, cause O "S g. so%TRlpcE,
# 4; RsopSlkns. {. ecA 6. :. FFhhKKhAa,
jolly IL Jones" joNEs. r r y riso NAY,
s s:Ss 6: FRIhss6S W WS s'i Ss%@Ss
BENZ. sNODGn ASS ~ g AAi'oh
paper has been established at WASHINGTON bv MIR
VIM Alexander Rind, Jr., under the name of 4. TLe ga
pea, for the purpose depressing Judge White Tic
LIST No appeared ON Friday last 1t declares that the
object OF this paper and of those upon whom il relics for
support is to appeal TO the people from the dc,aon of The
Baltimore Convention. 1t says that: 80
NO one calls IN question the political pcop. Of Ten
mutt
Jackson ~a first bo"sh S, 10 n0,nno@ precisely Gsne,a
JunS Wb S ""sx" Won undertake to th 'oc who prefer
the party VIVA, RICH, have they Tho fac, sa
Gcn. resist dic,aoa Ba, we arc told TIM" a .S.
oans, him. Arc not G SotS and j. his an
,hs right OF voting secured to them by the Is i, not
him Van Barcns' " 'uus' "N'' that all pa0's prefer
IL further says, that 1this being admitted fviz doo
VS. orthodox republican principles and Qualifications
I'VE hold that II is incumbent the dominant party in
the selection OF candidate Tor this high Office to regard
inc honest preJudices of the minority; we should always
bear In mind that they American citizens and thai
the government should he administered ms 10 secr
the rights and promote the happiness ofall its cmbcrs
- nc minority VIII, no doubt, seize this invitation
,oten and as long they think it expedient They will,
dr'de the party if they canand from their tactics we
take an appeal TO the People
The Republican members of the Legislature of Maine
have adopted the recommendation of their brethren in
Jersey; and appointed Delegates to attend the nom
mating Convention in Baltimore On tic Goth Nav The
tcpublcan Members of the Legislature of Missouri
and the Republican Convention of Mississippi have ap
pointed delegates to the Convention.
a proposition has been made in the Warrenton IN CO
Reporter for the citizens of Warren to meet al Their
February Court and to take the subject into consider
ation-A similar suggestion has been made TO the peo-
pic oil Frederick in the last ''Wnchcstcr Virginian
Sar eot sia-e have Ibid before abstract of
IN. report rom the Majority of the Post MAIZE
by the NJ ntellisenccras wen tho Rrou of The
minority as made by the Globe This the vtrv
decent aartinsbuIg Gazette consider Us yory r
ana very ancandd in publish Rero Written
W Protested personal, and political freud
& So &C.. Sowwn has the Berkeley itself?
uas published both abstracts, 10
call ITS PTeseat conductor ga for havinp
abused on account of having published asa after he
had suppressed the fact of ohc-bu we
may at least say with him.clf-"yer candid frny.