Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
pO1JTYc9L. ORGANIZATIONS

POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS
The meeting in Florence by the Van Buren has
! set the ball in motion in .7ubama Similar meetings
have been called in Madison, Tuscaloosa, Green and
montgomery. The notice in Madison county (Hunts-
Vhe) has heen signed by than 800 citizens, and
only SIX out of the twenty four or FIVE papers in circu
| Ialioh' mad been received. This movement will be a
general one in the Statefor bringing ont State Con-
'.nn1: ~ TUSCALOOSA {" nlna,e Van Buren, Erlec
torhl Ticket in the c"urs,. Of the winter
me H'h' cra''c les of Franklin. and adjoining
couliirs was 10 have been h, ID the 1911, inst for the
purpose at considering liz, pr"prr,y eff rrcn,rd;,r
State Convention ut k"nnrky. i!. 9Th January 10
nominate an Eecnrrl 7 ick.i &c In, r,cs,;m ;!iI
ed By the State Central Committee
The friends II Judge White. lave laid Mr. Cu;,rs
Restitution up'n the table. by vote Of ~ to 20 Such
lie bitter fruits of the Judges r'ndsip The vrry
FIRST State which should have rxrrrd herself 10 wipe OH
the foul blot from the character If her President is
now to be put asleep by Tic influence Of Judge White !
Yet the Judge calls himself the eud Of Andrew jack
son!
.Nr,r more on tie CHESS Board!-A nn- Preamble and
Resolution before The Srnae of Tennessee, f'r
nding the People Of the u States Hugh Law
son White, " as man cInnrny qualified to NIL the Of
icr Of PIeSdan, approving gcncrnhy OF the principles
and policy OF the administration OF Gen A. Jackson,
&c, &c. They have been laid on the table and ordered
to be printed
TEXAS.
The copiouS accounts we furnish this morning are
very Important In all probability Texas is war
with Mryicn 1T is said that the Administration is at
tempting TO nrgotiule with Santa Anna for the annrxa-
ton of this fine country /" the T. Satrs-lt Is the great
stumbling block in the way of his centr"-'ng the whole
couutry-And The people of Texas will never abandon
their federal Rights under the Constitution talk
Of d. caring their Independence of Mexico. Would il
not he better for them to enter the great C"nedricy Of
the u Staeswch would protect Their political rish s.
land titles, an dearest interests,
somt onS adopted at Sp img:ed: Mass The Boston At
las says the Rcsout ons cover the whole ground, and
merit attentive consideration from Wing brethren
throughout Il e Stte: =.
Il so 'eed There; ore, That, under such crcumstan-
ces we do most cordially and enpaticui!y the
nomination Of DANIEL WEBSTER, for the Presden
CIV OF the United States. To him, the powerful anG
successful cxpuunder aud defender of the Constitution
NAV the administration of the Government, under the
provisions Of that INSTRUMENT be most safely and APP
prupriatcly entrusted
" Rcsoired That the e. scnce Of Whig principles lies
in the encouragement Of navc industry: and Of every
SPECIES of enterprise calculated 10 promote public and
private prosperity to increase the nuubcTs diversity the
pursuits and augment the happiness OF the great mass
OF the community, who look 10 their own labor for their
support. .
freedom Of speech and OF the press and Of universal cdu
cation"
Il HEXnY is in lypc-anJ unavodabIy omitted, to
make room for the very interesting intelligence from
TEXAS.
Wr1LsruRG (Brookr cn.,) Oct. l5.-lIe character Of
the Va rusulure during its three last sessions furnish
ample evidence of the Necessity oftr people sustaining
their principles by voting only for such candidates
entertain the sentiments with themselves. Per
sona and sectional attachments, and voting only in re-
ference them unworthy of people who set pro-
per estimate Correct principles, on The value OF IL
berty and of a representative government Never did
a period since the commencement Of our govern
mcnt exhibit such dePravity Of srnti'n"nt-srch as.
sumptions Of powcr-such deFelctions OF duty and
such baseness of management, as has been developed
by members Of the virginia Legislature and OF the
Senate Of the United States In these individuals
elected by Democratic communities. and by Demo
cratic States, have denied the right Of instruction,
prime principle in every representative government and
refused 10 obey the will o the constituent body This
state Of things is calculated 10 awaken every lover OF
liberty and representative government I" just senseot
his own rirs to watc.u and assluous care tor their
preservation, in trusting power where there IS
probable evidence that il will be abused. and to hold
tight rein, al all times over the representatives
At all times, but the especially i" times like these,
il is absolutely for the people 10 know the po.
ltica sentiments Of those who are candidates for their
suIraaes. thorough knowledge OF tn" rights and IN
tercss they POSSESS rrcmen Knowledge OF those
measures M rational policy and Of the opinions and SEN
tmrnts Of candidates for oihce-n reference to them,
are ndispcrsahy necessary, that the people may give
their votes unerstandingy for, where the people are
ignorant Of the principles of those who wish to become
their representatives. there can lie no certainty that they
will be pr Ipcrly represented.
At this important pcriod in our immediate affairs
when we have Senator r elect TO NIL the vacancy &C.
casionrd by the death Of Col Mccoy 1t glv~s us much
pleasure by publishing the following correspondence. 10
make the uuhc acquainted with the political sentiments
and opinions Of Nlaj'I Good. The sentiments cx-
pressed in his letter, will bc found in accordance with
the views generally entertained y the friends ct the pre-
sen. Administration. II gives .uch pleasure 10 com
municae these opinions; the more especially as Major
Gopd is not generally known i'll this portion OF the dis
tricl The citizens friendly to the Administration and
hail uth flI
no doubt warmly sustain the who will be the organ
of their will and whose talents will be employed in VIM
dcating the principles aud measures which have long
been dear 10 t!em-G0-rHc. ~
WrllsBuRG, Oct. 7, 1885
SlR-The right which the citizens have, to be made
acquainted with the opinions and principles OF the can
ddacs " no desire their suagcs is We believe, gene
rally admitted Indeed. it that such KNOW
eJc should be made public that all should vote undri-
stulingy at the polls who intrustcd with tbs rights
Of suirag..
So far rs wc can learn there are this time, buttwo
candidates out TO fill the vacancy in the Senate occa
stoned by the death of Col Mccoy, namely, Col Parrlol
and YOURSELF Col Parrio has frequently been before Inc
citizens Of his county, candidate "r her SURFACES
has frequently been elected, and thereby MS polltlcai
principles are well known in every portion OF the
district THIS is not the with yourself. Various
and indeed, opposite snpposons have Iteh entertain
cd with regard to your p'ca principles since yoI
onucarrJ as a candidate. That AID our ,"ltcai
freuds-nay indeed that all the citizens OF the Dstric
may be fully and property acquainted win your Ponlca
sentiments OF The poitical questions WHICH DIT
tho subiecs of public discussion is the reason we have
addressed this you and to which an early answer
is respectfully solicited 80 r
The topics which would especially call your at
tcnnn are the cchar,cng OF the United States hanN'
or that of any other similar banking institution ny inc
Federal Government in its stcad the question OF Internal
Improvement by the Federal Government the question
Of Ratification and Succession; the Right 1T instruction.,
veil. vour oniuou Of the extent TO which may he car
rcd and whether you approve and wmud sustain the
nomination of President and Vice fies1us"l naoe ny 's