Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06
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.,ee,;ng of the Republicans Of the county Of
Al ,nrc convened at the Eagle tavern, in the vii
Of Nayville, Tuesday, the 18th instant, Joseph
az, ESQ of Jamestown, called to the chair and
Manson A, Rislcy, of FredOn'a was appointed Score
r Thomas A. Osborne, Esq, explained the object Of the
,g 10 be the appointment of delegates to attend the
s,Tial Convcn;ion to be holden Of Batavia, on the
~ Of October next; and tlereaPnn' IN obedience to
, passrd by the meeting the Chair named the Hon.
pn,n,n Walworth, Gen. Horace lien, and 'fhos. A.
r2ruc Esq, committee to nominate s1d delegates.
oiLo. Walworth, Chairman OF thr committee, report.
The names Of Ebenrz"r a. Lester, Of fredona, and
n.rn Willis. OF Ripley, as suitable persons compose
lid delegation; and on motion Of Benjamin Randall,
ed report was accepted
~ was then moved and carried that Thomas A. o.
,rac, Ernest Mulett and Thomas B. Campbell, with
-, Chairman and Secreary Of the meeting, compose
,mmce TO draft resolutions expressive of the views
md feelings of the republicans Of Chautauqur in rela-
80, 70 our political affairs; and motion of Judge Free.
,n the meeting adjourned until tomorrow evening, at
On Wednesday evening the meeting convened pursu-
IN; 10 adjournment.
rhos A. Osborne, Chairman of the committee TO draft
resolutions, reported the following; and motion of
William Smith, Esq seconded by Judge Walworlh they
were unanimously adopted:
RtsVced Thain the view Of this meeting the presc
peculiarly favorable time for the exercise of calm
and deliberate reflection the part of the electors of
county, and Of dispassionate review of the principles
n
n. republic.
Essolred That in the absence of all local and exciting
c,scs we invite the most rigid e1a nation aud scruti-
n the principles and Of the republican par
which have heretofore guided country through
,,;y crisis, with safety. honor and glory.
R.solred, That we cordially invite the active and
rflc cooperation OF all who may agree in the tunda
en,A principles of that party, in the support Of the
nddaes presented by its accredited representatives,
s<.nbed in National Convention ut Baltimore Us the
y certain method of securing the ascendancy of those
r,,cpes and the onward march of the Republic in its
uuoaraIerd career of prosperity and renown, aud
nucuarlv invite the united energies of the young men,
IN whom must devolvc the defence OF our country
her Constitution and laws, in the support Of those
c!dacS.
Pcsorcd, That the nomination Of MARTIN Van b.
ggy rs to the venerable patriot who pre-
% over our national affairs is but cchonr the wishes
md sentiments Of the Democracy of tho land Tina. we
,;d Just tribute to merit and distinguished
,.;t,t-and that hail the elevation Of the profound
bnl7r and statesman ~ The highest hnnors ia the gift
s the American people, indication of correct
and healthy state Of moral and political sentiment, and
sale guaranty for the prrpeluaton of free institu
iiuaS
..asa candidate for the Vice Presidency, is Just
f,nnlIulent him, for his volunteer expedition and
olcndd achievements in the late WARRIOR his manly
m r.rscverimG efforts behalf of the unfortunate deb
or The war.worn soldier and dccrrpid scd,nrn of his
nuv and his isressness and SUCCESS in crushing that
.,naca spirit which strcve to sacrifice, the altar VI
.,ctarlan ambition, civil and politica! freedom.
Heso'red That lo'k upon the late Of the
lated States Bank in unexpectedly demanding of
.nc the State Banks unusual quantity of specie
sh. herald Of another crusade against the prosperity
Il glr country and the harbngrr OF attempt to
hi Of its privileges from the necessities Of
The peoplc We therefore meet this first dawn CT
e,t panic BIZ calm and deliberate resolve that
charter Of the present National Bank the incorpora
m Of one, in any form character whatever, is
wholly unauthorized by the constitution, and highly
a. 10,
C.Gary.
Esorcd That we pledge ourselves to sustain the pa
uc BENTON in his efforts to blot from the journals Of
L. Senate the unauthorized resolution, consigning 10
oVuy and reproach the venerable Chief Magistrate of
nation, no. by sickly and efrminac resolution,
repeating, altering, and resembling the sad resolution,
bal by completely and efecuay expurgating the same
.;ou the records of that body.
esored That the attempts Of the Opposition to smooth
and plaster the fragrant and nexcusahe acts Of the
lnk and their uniform disregard of the sacred right Of
Instruction, to uphold it in its outrages, evincc steady
md uniform determination 10 adhere to their acicnt
JrinrtpCS
r.soIrzd, That We have full and undinnished conf
tncs, in the eventual success Of the for
storing TO the people the sound, uniform and constu
onaI currency OF gold and silver, which have been so
vigorously and faithfully prosecuted by venerable
President and his fearless and ncorrupblc counscnrs
and iends and notwithstanding the republican Eagles
n for time be Gagged by the dper Monarch yet their
cTenna liberation and circulation among the people, is
mclcy.
hsoiccd That we approve Of the law passed at the
:l session of the Legislature prohibiting the circua-
Of small bank notes, necessary to give
rcency metallic currency its certain effect Will
!. fill the vacuum caused by their withdrawal with
4 tn. more desirable substitute of gold and silver.
hSolred, That dcprccate the efforts making by
The fanatics Of the North and the factions of the South,
mdssoye the bond Of our Union, and plunge the
~ into civil war; through the agitation Of the slavery
question.
Rssor,d That we have no fellowship or sympathy
With the few misguided zealots Of the North, who at
Tempt prostitute the right of free discussion to purPo-
SIS II" Instruction, rapne and MURDER and 10 make the
mail carriers and postmascrs Of the Union the unwilling
4 instruments of etfcctng such diabolcal ends.
hcso'rrd, That highly approve of the conduct OF
The ostmasrrs Of New York and Charleston, in rcla
Ton 10 the detention of the incendary missiles, design
3D. their tendency, if not in their origin 10 scatter the
Union into fragments. and deuge its tarcs portions IN
blood and concur most fully in the able and conclusive
Arguments and OF the Postmaster General. con-
ln"d his admirable letters ~ the Postmasters OF those
q Giles.
Rsored, That deprccntc any attempt the part Of
congress tn interfere by icgis the existing rcla
brcen master and ssreant III Tie Distrie, Of Column,
Hs UNJUST 5rcausc interfering 10Th the yhts Of Prscate
property; inexpcdicM, because ssnrIy putting IN
jeopardy the continuance of glorious Union; if notun
ainnOHa as violating the spirit notthc letter Of that
Il 'o%"'0a etart"r Of our rights Il
Esorsd, That in the opinon Of this meeting, i the in
NN4'arS, seeking to inro'rc The South IN sercls Uar
IA To Salrs IF foreign Gorernment 1t ,oou'd be tho
81 ' Of OUT Gorcrnment demand that they should be
gen up to the injured Stntcs, punished by their oon
sd0Hs: and TINT nrrfus"t to comply 'coutd be just
al asf ''ar: and TINT upon this principle atone The en-
engagement by Great Brtoin Of ncighborny Indian
""i$ 10 'aassaercour dsfcneeIcss citizens the roncrs
KS lsteeHse far the par prosecutad by our Government
E'eed, Tint consider that ,chat foreign and
0scm Ha''on o,ccS to another, matter OF right
SS Se'sderatcd State to its sister SUITES matter
Eli T"mNy and justice: and if the strong anduasd cxpres
. MANFRED abhorrencs and Indignation, does not deter
' fell designs, ,oM BE- the driy Of The sersral States