Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-03

denomnaes this vicious league between the be,raycrs Of
popular rights and their ancient enemieswhe they de-
nounce the entaty of convention 10 produce
union and strength and confidence in the ranks f an.
Demeeracy, nevertheless employ without scr,nlae sac
means To concentrate their party overthrow that
which they hope To divide.
The GREAT. WnrrI MEkriSo.--Saturday las, was the
uay appointed Tor the meeting Baltimore county which
we have been told astonsh the natives and prov
beyond all doubt that the vote of Marysnd win e gven
70 Judge white as acanddae for the Presidency The
great "hite meeting turned out 10 be very Lfac The
managers IN the business, like Owen Gendower could
eail spirits from the vastly deep. They called the
people; but, Ike Gcndowcrs spirits they would moi
come when they were called be denied that
hcy had every opportunity 10 give notice of the
MESSING aud to muster their forces Hand-bis were
prncc ana circulated throughout the country and The no
ice oil II was published in all papers of the cv des
sea on IN The most imposing style Every thing was
oone 10 procure general attendance Still the d,v
came, bu. the people remained home Az The hour
aPPoacned, the managers the look out for Tho
coaiing OF the people Ia obedience to their call h, o
vi me most active among thcm shocked pcrhaos at The
neglect to attend the CALI became suddenly too much in
disposed TO give his attendance, and returned home
mere were few who attended, among whom there was
aconSdersble portion of those who approved of ill.,. e.
resolution of the former White meeting decar;ng thai
they would support who was opposed 10 The nre
seat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the second resolution do
cisng that they would support one who was moi on
posed 10 The Bank; but they could not and woul, moi
usGce TO support Judge White Alter do
lay an attempt was made organize the meeting bu no
one could be found to the chair who was ,vorahi
to Judge White; and finding ssible to do any h;n
In iurhetance OF the object for which the meeting was
been organized. '"s
We have not been disappointed as TO the result of ,
meeting We were well satisfied that White men in Hal
tnore county were like angels visits, few and far be-
weeh; anu have consdeIcdthe movements of his friends
In that county OF too little consequence TO mer onv mo-
uce-ilad we believed that they had strength sufficient
10 render Their movements of any consequence or had
we DOUBTED the intelligence and rmness of the friends of
OF Stna III
nave accompanied the publication OF the noce of Tho
meeting with remarks in relation io !, r., c Le
my the utmost confidence that it would turn out ne !,
has done TO be total failure suffered il 10 PASS with
out notcc-We trust that if any of our friends have en-
ertaned doubts respecting the propriety of our con,s
IN relation TO it, they will feel satisfied and ogrec
that we had substantial for having acted in The
manner we have donc.-Bak. Rep.
ENruNcING REsoLUrIoN.--The Legislature of Conncc
ucut mas instructed the senators Congress from thai
Sate by majority of about toTiy vote for expun
ing from the records of the senate the rcsou,on cos,
dcmnlng Andrew Jackson conduct with iegard Ia tic
ueposiies Mississippi will follow the example OF Con
nectcut but ono of her senators tJudrc B,cl is ga in
dependent OF the will and wishes OF his constituents tina,
Their instructions will be wholly disregarded Modern
wings have utite regard for Instructions
pun
MississIrri SESAroR.-Mr. King, of the New yort
saeiican ana NOAH OF the Star, have discovered that
The appointment of Mr. Walker fill the vacancy in The
Senate, accustomed by the expiration of Mr.
term OF service, is unconstitutional and that Mir w
VIII consequently he prevented from takng his .,, ~,
der the recent gubcrnatoria appointment In snnnaU
of this position these Editors re,r To ,he o ~
lanman, who refused seat In i.25. and !, - ~
mat MT Van Buren, voted with the majority I'M <<t<
OCCASION. The Opposition prints are copying ,lI <8<<&
= elcs on met he Mississippi appointing $500
are chuckIing al Inspect VI icating III Lie
may be That some OF these Editors Indulge the hone a
foindextcr will be continued until the Ierslatn,e of
mississippi shall have displaced him This would be in
keeping with the course adopted in Rhode island where
Nir Robbins elected by the votes OF Senate boso
term OF service had expired
But the case OF Mr.. Lanman is not in nont Tbo,
the 2rd or
and on the assembling of the new Senate on The 1,b ~
qrci OF the same year, Mr. l.. presented commission
from The Governor othis State dated some time nrevo
appointing him Senator fill a vacancy ,eh;rI ,ro,iJ
Nerejter occur He was very properly refused seal
,,e circumstances IL his appointment had been
'ue 'J"F me expiration OF his term, the case would
nave been quite different Indeed it is useless to discuss
s point as The principle has been decided cases
hartn ~ Hardin, of Kentucky, Mr. Baker of Illinois
ana Iondcxter himself and probably other gentlemen
nave been admitted without question to seats in the
Senate, under Executive appointments to il exis,in
vacancies. AS 1t regards the of MIR Ianmon The
i9lowng article, copied from the Intelligencer will
snow INC grounds ,i upon which he was denied seat:
Senate b b question was yesterday decided
u@r commission from the Governor Tantc bore he Srpg
has been uaced such e nS auction
,u" Of SI presume !, may now be considered
say a9Pp''d 81 come TO s appoinieat cas- be made
BnrAKrns AnrAD r'-JgInf 1oiN he Mn . hi. o,a.
ton frequently asked in reference to our Instructed
senator Mangum. lie has refused to obey But from,
uihIcr oner speeches. beer MIL
To INFORM the people ichat he ,ci DO We have no oh
lection 10 Alr Alangums appealing the people, but
we Insist upon II, that the true issue shall be presented
TO them Does he mean to resign and trust 70 re-
eecuon II he docs, fair play requires that the peo.
pie should at once know it, before the election of their
members to the General Assembly
an ihat the friends OF Gen Jacksons Administrator
ASK is to have distinctly understood whether the in
suuctcd senators re-appointGen thcA election of
anoheT IN hs stead to come before the Il Ieesa.
lure we have The right to infer, from certain mystical
ailusions to an appeal to the people, &c and from The
TACT that Senator is take the field aa chief o,o,
IN tins district, on behalf of himself and Gen Bor;o0y
that Mr. Mangum enertans some designs which 7ho |
docs not yft think it prudent disclose
ile 1t IS yet in the peoples power to defeatLe dark
cohrIvanccs OF their political enemies we warn ,bcm
against what cur Senator and his political man
90 we warn them that there is forming a Combination
between the bank-whigs and nuiiers fhroughort The
state whose object TO prevent the people from under
standing the true question which will come before them
al the August elections They will cycry where s,r;vc
10 nculcatc the idea, that in ccctng members of assem-
oy DO question OF national politics will be inyolvcdbot
lhe Legislature VIII not be called upon to elect Sepa
Tor at ITS next session. But let them only sncceed IN
eeeung majority OF their party (under any or ali
me yarey OF names which that party las assunedl and
wi Mdngum nidy TcsgH, and DC Tocfcotcd!
hnrj that the people should be viOant
IN every county IN ascertainng clearly the
cPies OF thcr candidates lest they may be duped 1bc
Opposition party are every where sacrificing differences
OIL minor points, and ready to give their candidates
united support. They viii cautiously avoid runn;ng
double sets OF candidates. and will untedJv vofe ,.
uChtt, Without ln0Inn about