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

h. Vat ri tv lie dssing IisrsI. w. w
ny . ayDsared to well, and tna' !. ~ IN.
C,r ran say in his behalf! he aPpel'eIr b,, hr did
tnons were pure-but nothing is salu D IS thn nation
le'to IL; c,,ncv to shine in the councils OF Tie I
% ciav has acted pIudently in this MAI, nn,n
@ him credit for il. He knew he couu ~" Js,orard
80, The Hero of Tippecanoe highly "l''yu. brgc of
nu truth without sublectl"g bercfors correct in
ell or esentation 1t was l'eIio - SAILING
81 ,i,r 10 remark that he was pleased "t hrors
Which prompts the people to render and liza, in
70 those who fought during the l'tc w.. hc we'll DIS
Cnrrass Gen Harrison always SrcncA u " Nv t-r,,-
- man He could not have said less oil any ..n,
psmbrr of Congress, unless he knew MN 10 1yusr.,r
lent misunderstanding tellow.-I0usrWe ''"'''
,,.. yurr MEEr1yG-We determined 10 Gu
h ,b.;r ri,,Lt names Meeting WAS lro III t ,'s
'rnwn on Saturday last pursuant 70 pucl.I ,i nro
h.Il Of the Courthouse was rang oh'J 80 Ti rem
pe'. ,; made from the window repeatedly. l"e e.
10 ho modr proclamation, like the AdVocate P"P't,
ea;d "Come in gentlemen Of oil pares-"e, ins'is
ST. This is general Meeting But the an Ia,
III aid Move have had our Meeting, no" Jet ' ~
men '; and .t us see what they Will make OF IT,
Ahor l2orl5E B Iren men perhaps uu Hc'IP. i ,,r
,hoir object was to see and hear that Tie atte
hnnd not afterwards be unfairly Hasnleu ''' In, r
~ hs vond its merits, and not TO participate III .,e
ancG w. ,rcrr not present ourselves but from
| ro tRan one of these gentlemen OF uh"ouots
and character we learned the following ~,
The meeting did not consist III ia' t'' VI .rs tS
| nm ncrsous One gentleman who conh''u' s"Sn ~
t:lIf :, White Iuan-another gentleman 81! - "
n,nr saws Is. unorr says, scudi"g the van nTF hs
mon who were not parakrrs III he pfoccees u" g.
onnn,rd 81 The day, wi,ha was very nle unu
Lio Gar mectinr We observed IN town: SEVERN r."
,lemen. long known violent Amt w.
uoy White men from distant quarters OF me cou'i.. w.
"onnot here suppress good remark when was aue o
a ar tho Van Burrn men who were PTrseh'-"'i oii
"i,;,on nf Madison who remembers things long ule
hack. With grave manner, and wilnn , sa':rLa
aware that wa, he was going to say would proves
smile even lin fact, sir, (says he) nave never
complcc collection of old ANTI men SINCE ;t
Jars If the old Bot Tail .eeting And snch we ,' et
nuih,rscd TO say was the trre complex ol ms
n.tnn the r. were few exceptions perhaps &c
We Will publish the regular proceedings as SOON 10
arc furnished with them Maj Isaac "e'nof" c M".
Chairman jeremiah, Clemens: Esq, Secretary. o',as
Parsons ESQ. offered the Resolutions lhrre was nv
sneakn'r The Resolutions were passed unanimous!
and the Meeting adjourned. Some OF tue oa ni;s,
Jackson men griprd hard, are tod at the ktsou o'
ANNOYING the Administration Of Andrew JACKSON ~
mr. of Them cried 'Iye, with unusual emphasis al:
in,k il fair and softly" And so the "orid "ass'
Had the motion been made at amy time IN inc Ga! y
monument Van Buren, man, it is not doubted mat val
Buren, men enough could have been mustered al ,
nens waning to have controlled the proceedings OF tn
Wrr,inG But they preferred to let the White men nav
it to themselves Now if ''general Meeting IS %hns
GU "'e' " ' fHuntSrWe Democrat.