Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17

Othcr, zach strive 10 be
foremost ia promoting reconciliation, and in securing
the success OF the in which they are alike
cd. lhsn, VIII their mutual friends Throughout the
eouny LOOK upon their with satisfaction and
JOY, "s.ead OF pain and modification they have been
eonpeid To do Tor time past. Let their common
inotto b., Union, harmony Cancellation. concrssion-
every thing for Notwithstanding for mcnbey will
merely prove themselves To be worthy of the ars in
which they engaged and ensure Sr th.s.Iyrsa ~;
uhph which will rcsound from the Atlantic 10 the Rocky
,"unans, and from the Bay Of Fundy to the Gulp oi
hcans of Pcnnsy vana a,c amusing Themselves -, The
expense OF The Wings. They are chuckiiny Mt The
discussions between the friends of Webster and of
,iu.llson-Ahd wen might they do So it their o,en
ue,cuoss quarrels did not justify the retort of The
Nhigs.-But The Wings have much better cause for dis
Puung, than they have. The former are quarrcno
about Presidential charlottesville Aey are merely
disputing whether A. b. c., &c. lxc or < Y and "
SC &C. shall DC the mere agents for voting for par.
ALABAMA.
Inc signs are propous TO the Union of the Demo-
Gratis. iauderdaie Madison, Montgomery jackson and
Mobile, have appointed Delegates TO the Convention of
Tuscaloosa The Republican Committee of An,,naa
caieu upon Their brethren in the county to meet
ano co opcrate-lhe Huntsville Democrat calls upon
Morgan, Jefferson, Limestone, and LAWRENCE IN adopt
similar measures The Mobile Register states that the
Van Buren Meeting in that town was fully attended
ano at teir proceedings calculated ensure their
union and triumph in the ensuing election Cen VIM
isyior was IN the Chairand the Meeting unanimously
ADOPTED the following Preamble and Resolutions:
Whereas, the approaching Presidential election &C.
cupes large share of public attention. and the
oec"ne pressing, 10 prepare to il. To piv
iuii eihcency to the popular will and tie ascend.
hncy OF those principles and measures which have s
que.y anu so unanimously received the approval Of
the people of this Siute-And whereas this meeting in
common with their political brethren trouohout The
state who have supported the adninstrao of President
Jackson, and are opposed such divisions nn,,n i,s
friends might tend the triumph of lis enemies l
ter the National Republicans of the East or Nni6ers
VI 'u on,h or by distraction of votes, election by
the IL OF r. much and wisely deprecated bv III.
resolutions of the last Legislature of this Stae-are any
2us to cooperate with the friends of the Administrator
a. Sr thrnn rtn,ts FL. S..s-
And hereas, has become evident that no other cam
ddae is held up throughout the Union by the friends of
.ne administration with few and doubtful exec pons
tnih MARTIN VAN buren,, of New York and that in
the success OF any of the other candidates now Lele
ne people, the principles, measures, and character of
PRESIDENT Jackson aud of the party which susains him
would be at the mercy Of their bitter political opponents
ana moreover that such only be achieved bv
@ ''eIng 'he votes OF the people that udversnres
can carry tne election into Congress- with the ayowed
purpose and hope OF choosing there one of the can
eaates' none OF whom they admit could succeed in
sr competition with Mr. Van Buren, before the people
For these consideraonsor ascendencv of our Ion
cherished Prncpesin opposition TO political chicanerv
@ py Ioutons-lor inc sake OF preserving the eff
cheney OF the popular will and fair expression of that
willard TO maintain that political co i, our
pleren OF the same opinions, elsewhere, which, only
can enable US to achieve maintain any political rood.
Therefore, r s''u'
Resoired, That approve of the State Convention
proposed to be held Tuscaloosa on the first NIond ~
December next for the nomination of an electoral ,;ck
tbe run IN this State favorable to the election of Mar
I'm van Buren, OF New York, to the next Presidency
yenton. - " '"' Soh-
o. Resotued, That in urging the nomination of sucb
unket, we are influenced only by the controing
IPies recited above, but by positive preference of
mr. pdn Buren, either of his competitors uoon The
ground OF personal fitness for the ofcehs eminent anil
tues and experience political orthodoxy of senti
Heht-nls identity with the Administration and that pro-
iy anu purify, which IN long career extending from
humble boyhood through twenty five wears of pubc Cs
To MS present distinguished position in the favor Of his
c"uhtfyHen, has given his enemies nothing with which
TO touch hrs personal character and only such vague
llq no cal
tated are as constantly refuted and put to shame
Alabama will soon be herself The ill-adviscd non,;
hauon OF Judge White by her last Legislature will be
superseded. The Wings will be foed-and her vote
VIII hrown into the scale along with that of line
great Republican Party '"'
The Legislature of arkansas has passed the Conven
non b'i and only waits the signature of Governor
Fulton to become Law. The Little Rock Coz.Ie,,.
OF the 9th ut thinks it is 'pretty certain tia hs will
not VETO itand congratuates his fllow-citizens on
the settlement of this muchagtated question and ON
the hatterng prospect which opens to Arkansas of
speedily becoming of the Suites of the American
Confederacy."
he same paper remarks upon the great Emieralion
winch is going onstaes, that "The ferry at Little Rock
mas been crowded, for several days with movers qon
South-some to Texas but principally To settle he E
tile lands in the Red River country Amony those Oh
nave passed through town since Sunday morning terc
were not less than 300 negroes The road leading from
memPnis TO this place, is literally lined with movers
all destined for the Southern part of the Terror I
are generally from Tennessee and Alabama and Iary,
number from North Carolina sS
Inc Legislature OF Michigan is in full blast under ber
new State Constitution. The new Governor Mason
has addressed the Legisature--and tl,ev L,va iSsj
their two Senators i'm Congress- They cSnnot 10 - ,I
seats uhh Congress has passed law 10 admit Micbioan
lnto Tue Unona measure which it is presumed will be
adopted by the coming Congress- an early period of