Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12
.NOJ'E.UEN'y,S IN CEODCI,

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he Chton Democrats in Georgia are in motion They
are holding meetngsn the for the
detecting Delegates to the Uon Conventions Meetings
have been called and Delegates appointed in Chatham
Savannah Twiggs, and Epson counties. We have be-
lore us The Proceedings of Richmond (Augusta) and
Bi6b counties The following are the PROCEEDINGS of
Baldwin county, (Mlledgcvillr) where our worthy
friend, firm Republican, and member of Congress elect
Seaton Grantland oilciatcd as Chairman:
"At meeting of the Union party of Baldwin county
assembled at the Court house Saturday, the Both OF
May ie for the purpose of selecting Delegates to the
proposed Convention ofhc Union party be held at Mil
cdgeville, Wednesday the LIST of July newt 10 take
INTO cosdcr ration the nomination Of President and Vice
psioemt OF the United States, Hon. Scaton Grantland
pointed Secretary ~
"a. H. keenan,, Esq, after few remarks, proposed
w. a lennic, Col John a. Cuthbcrt and DR. Tonlin-
son Fort, AS delegates from Baldwin county-wLich nm
on ms motion, seconded by Col. Thomas Haynes was
On motion of Col Haynes, it was moved and car.
red that the proceedings of the meeting be signed by
inc Chairman and Secretary and published
WM. j. w. WrLLnonv, Sec'p" '""' -
The White papers of Tennessee affect TO DENY that
ae Pnelp support of the Judge comes from the SoAth
era mays The Nashville Republican of the 18th takes
FIRE at charge from the Globe that the rea oroans II
echoes are the Wings. But what do we find In iLs
very NO oil the Republican Three and half of lis
columns are filled with the Proceedings of a Public
Meeting IN Albemare, reprobatimg Martin Van Buren,
and recommending Judge White. Now who are The
principal agents of this very mcetinps-Whius MIR
Hugh Nelson, the Chairman is a Whi9 &c &c and
the papers selected for the purpose of trumpcttino forth
their Proceedings TO Tie world are yVbirs VIZ. az V
gnia Advocate, the Richmond Wing the United Sstc.
telegraph and such other papers may be favorable to
e cause they sustain (are) requested to publish them
nc TACT indeed Is unqucsonable that the great mass
ncssce) are Wings
The Alexandria Gazette says that Mr. Bell of Ten.
essre spoken Of as the of Judge White in
The Senate of the United States Is Jud. White then
about TO retire from the Senate Is he about 70 follow
ihe example OF Gen Jackson, when he was announced
Jsrs Nahaiaate Tor the Presidency Howare to
inc following paragraph of his Letter address
ca 10 the Committee of Nashville, who invited him to
The dinner given to MIR. John Bell on the Odd uts-
mS', iS, as The period when could ropciy
the lat few months has been brought the American
rcTPs T., candidate to ~ The hughes. Office within si
my my opinion is most that should participate IL any
The Sentim which lie offered to be drunk on the oc-
casion, follows
If M n Ions hrL tt spGt.r Of tse House Representatives.
Distinguished siao n' Psdp s Of AG%oS bd 81.
If JUDGE eN WIFE, 'IigSa b nli It, o sof.
ul"w from public liie'--fom the Scnate-ute we TO
Understand that his nomination for the Presidency is to
oN""se, or cGnt'm his resolution Time will show
us-lf the following Toast, the same dinner be anv
sign at all It certainly confirms the suggestion of the
Alexandra Gazette
by David shelton 7eae.seeIIcr nag OF Jhae shall wovo
over ms uson ande Bel sound triumph from Hall Of
The Wig Candidate
meeting is announced in Uorcesier- to re.echo the
nomination of Mr.. Webstcr-The last Boston pa,r,
hopes to ''see the spirit spreading and thinks II due 10
e name and character of Massachusetts, TO mnintain
her sound principles and enlightened patriotism ~
we do not see Says this Wing paper) how this can be-
Done except by sustaining the Wing members of The
Legislature, in the nomination of Daniel Webster
we hope to see our friends in the different counties
taking the subject in hand"
The n. Y Courier & Enquircr-N. Y. Advocate
N. Y DAILY Advertiser Columbia Tmes-Baiimore
Putriot &C. &c, at about the Baltimore Conycn
tion' They cant about the dilemma are in--and our
between going either against Johnson or
kivcsi Nc, &c. We would thank them for their eo,,
tons If we cared aught for their advice or abuse But
Tic impudcnce ofthe N Y Courier beats all The eJi
tor is silly enough TO ncrposc bis advice with onr H.
publican fricndsand tell them that fs.wc (the Cou
ricr ~ Coz were the friends of Col Johnson we would
with such nsolcncc this from Enquirer
brethren must see it also DeiSiO1 is your only fororn
hope You would produce the very oppucna1on among
our friends which the lntelligencer prtdiet he nj
fTH"t areS AS for ourselves, practise for the present
upon the maxim, of to 6car and forbear We would
again advise our Republican brethren in the following
strain, notwithstanding the Courier has the isocce f5
declare 1t was ''inspence in to use il:
Be aiSd and nsod U s S gI Poy 3ond Of drifting ooo
, IL lie 9nss as was that Of our orcfatlers re
This seems to all plain saifng--No cool man eould
mistake At. The course, which thus respectfully
peg Iepye to lay down, appears obviously the dictate
o the most Ordnary discretOn that surprised 10
hear any ono say Of it, the Lexington Union does on
The 9th instant: eve wish could lay MIR. RS arti.
Gle before our readers as il is one Of The nest snci
Of Editorial toci which have ever seen ~ mt
Why, it is only rah hastily struck out-bu dispasson
atcly expressed.
The N. Inteigehccr does "not know that any ono Of
our largest cities any city Of any size or sort could
bonst such acis," Uhig P6stmnsier Indeed
We could point him out Office held by such black
swan almost within IA stone throw Of our own
Wing, who has shed his blood too for his country But
lc IS not the = Mastcf, to whom we alluded
As for Mr. Kendall it is not we who mule him % A
sort Of caged tiger but the Wings, who hayc almost
painted him as such.
Iie lntclhgenccf attempts to brings into collision
with MAJOR BHry--in vain. For, stated even DURING
his administration, that this Department lshonred
undcr many pccunary difficulties, which that rrntlen,au
would have seen through, IL he had continued in the
cc-As 10 any other difficulties Nh has cersiuiv
the advantage Of Major b. in his general hcaltbamd N
such business habits as the Office calls for Mr. is pcr.
hafs unrvalied.
H(oy fai!-Docs "onf old friend Ify0hfs offbe IN.
Hepofjs R,ppbiean think he treais as wilb "ib,5n;fg
wben lie quotes from chat "we arc lot welded TO
~ hivcs--that we would most chcrflnlly support T.
Barbour and strikes oVf the name Of Utffam Ssah
winch we also gayceF our Proposition for compfolis.