Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-15

act with the party to which they
sss0Pposes that they will not be true to their
MPdffy can he imagine that they will act with the
D'Opposition. Such supposon would be very rdicu-
lous If the White men, as he calls them, should act
with neither party the Opposition would left i'm the
minority even upon his superstition, in the House of
Delegates, and the Administration majority in the Sc
would overbaiance the majority which he claims far
the Opposition after the addition ofhis White men sup
posing that the returns TO be recevcd should correspond
with the results of last wear But additional returns
have since been received, which give additional gains
20 the friends of the Administration Good as he il at
figures, he is, therefore, thrown into the minority
hopes to receive from the White men He will have to
try it again baltimore Repubticm.
Cot EDWARD LrcAs JR.-By the following pro.
ceedngs twill he perceived that the Democratic Repub
cans OF Jefferson County about express their feel
lngs OF respect for his firm and unnchng Republican,
by requesting MIN TO ParIake of public dinner such
time as he may designate The occasion is winch
ought to enkindlc IN the bosom ofevery Republican the
liyeest emotions OF gratitude for the success Of those
principles which they cherish and admire. And. il
will take place in the ncighborhood of Shcpcrdstown
where the young men of that place, who grow
ing up may have an opportunity of witnessing the
SION 1t may possibly prove valuable panacea to those
Federal principles which have been ucucated i'm them
since the memorable Cossock celebration Charles
DEMOCRATIC FESTIVAL.
At meeting Of the friend Of the present Adniinsira
herdstown, Saturday, The I'd inst Mr. Conrad Bmire
was called to tue Chair, and Henry Bedinger appointed
Secretary.
On motion of jacob Morgan Esq it was
RosOired, That a committee of five be appointed to
draf resolutions expressive of the of the
ing
Whereupon the following gentlemen were chosen
Jacob Morgan, Dr. Richard Parron, Martin s. Brown,
John Bowers, and Edward Lucas,ir The Commit
hayng retired for shor time reformed and report.
ed the following resolutions which were unanimously
adopted
Resojced, as tho opinion Of this meeting, That The
Democratic Republicans Of this Congressional district,
friendly the present Administrations have abundant
TO be grateful for the recent triumph Of principles,
the prevalence Of which bold be nseparably con.
nectcd with the dearest interests welfare and happiness
Of our beloved country
q ReSoIeed, the opinion Of this meeting, That some
public demonstration Of gratitude and thanks should be
qiven distinguished fellow.cifilcn and ucighbor
Col Edward Lucas, for the faithful and satisfactory dis
charge Of bis public duties for his 6rm aud undertaking
support Of Che prominent Of the pceent Ad.
Ininstraton his zeal and untrug cxcrons IN the
port Of the Democratic Republican cav, for his
manly and triumphant yndcaiiosof the pfcsent Adni.
nistraton Of GovcTnrrs thc various charges
ed ca .,ott attempted m be thrown upon it,
3. RcsOiJcd, therefore, That a public entertainment
be given, by the Democratic Republican citizens Of this
county 10 Col r. Lucas, testimony of respect for
his character former services aud continued confidence
in bls fidelity and future usefulness.
4. Resoired, That
he committee Of arrangements 20
carry into effect the above resolution.
s. Resoired, That
be committee wait upon Col
Lucas, and IN behalf Oi this meeting invite him 10
partake OF public dinner Mt such time and Mace os
may by them be desienatcd.
The blank in the 1th resolution was filed bv The
names Of Jacob MORAN. Or Richard paryou g5r,r.s
Cameron, Adam Link IT,. Daniel Markell. sam Hum.
rckhouse, John Wysong Van Swcan0gcn, Robt Bay.
Tor, Solomon II. Moxlcy, Jos. Granlham Solomon BIZ
nife, Beniamn Wilson, Heroine T. Opic, IT,. Braxton
davenport y Lucas, Jrl Michael Foley David n Tuck