Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
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POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS
The meeting in Florence by the Van Buren, men has
set the ball in motion in alabama Similar meetings
have been called in Madison, Tuscaloosa Green and
Montgomery. The notice in Madison county (Hunts
vhie) has been signed by more than 800 citizens, and
only six out of the twenty four v- papers in crcu
la,ion, had been received. This movement will be
general one in the Staeior bringing State Con-
venlion in Tuscaloosa, To animate Van Buren, Eelec-
tora Ticket in the of the winter.
The Drmc crate ties OF Franklin. and ADJOINING
counties, TO have been led the 10Th inst Tor the
purpose of considering the propcty of nding
s.a'e Convention OF kcntucky. ,h" sh January,
"u"nu'' an r!ccurai Ticket NC The meeting 10 call
ed BY the State Central Committee
The friends of judgr White have laid Mr. Guilds
Kes1lu up the table. by of 80 %. Such
are the bitter fruits of the Judges friendship! The very
hrs state which should have rxcr,ed herself wipe or
the foul blot from the character of her President is
now !" be put asleep, by the influence of Judge White
ftt the Judge calls himself the friend of Andrew Jack
son,
Ne,c more on the Chess Board!-- long Preamble and
Resolution are before the Senate of Tennessee. far re-
commanding to the People OF the IT, States Hugh Law
SON White, " as man enncny qualified To fiji the Of
nee OF President approving gencrai of the principles
and policy of the administration of Cen A. Jackson
&c Nc They have been laid on the table and ordered
to be- printed.
TEXAS
The copious accounts furnish this morning are
very important la all probability Texas is now at war
with Mexico lit is said, that the Administration is at
tempting to negotiate with Santa Anna for the anne xa-
Ton OF tins ne country 10 the o. Stcsit is the great
snmbingbl"c IN the way of his centraii.ing the whole
country the people of Texas will abandon
their federal Rights under the Consttution-They talk
OF declaring their independence of Mexico. Would il
not he better for them TO enter the great Cunicd,racy of
the u States which would protect their political rich s.
land uiles'anl dearest interests?
The following par, and portion Of the J,hg Re.
soul 0nS, adopted nj Sp rg ed. Mass The Boston At
las says The Resolutions cover the whole ground and
merit attentive consideration from Wing brethren
throughout tie ST te:
II so red, Hrc, ore, That under such oircurnsnn-
ces we DO most cordially and enPhltcay in the
nomination of DANIEL WEBSTER, for the Prcsidcn-
G,,h tc - FIJI ,,i
successful exp9under and defender oil the Constitution
may the administration of the Government under the
provisions OF that INSTRUMENT, be most safely and APP
prOpraiely entrusted
Reso'eed, That The essence of Wing principles lies
in the encouragement of na;ve industry and Of every
SPECIES of enterprise, calculated promote public and
private prosperity TO increase c numbers diversity the
pursuits, and augment the happiness the great mass
oil the community, who look 10 THEM own labor for their
support.
i'eso'rfd, That we are advocates fCqual rights of
freedom OF speech and OF the pass and of universal edu-
cation"
~ Henry is in type-anj una voidaBly omitted 10
TEXAS.
WrIIsBupo. Brooke co) Oct I5--'Thc character Of
the Va Legislature, during its three last sessions furnish
cs ample evidence ofthe necessity ofte pie sustaining
their own principles by voting only for such candidates
as entertain the sentiments with themselves Per
sonal and sectional attachments, and voting only in re-
ference n them, unworthy of ope who set n pro-
per estimate on correct principles, the value of H.
brrty, and of representative government. Never did
n period since the commencement of our govern
ment exhibit such depTavity of sentiinent-suel as
symptoms OF power-such dcrelctions of duty-and
such baseness OF management, as has been developed
by members of the Virginia Legislature and of the
Senate of tue United States In these individuals
elected by Democratic communities and by Demo
crauc States, have denied the right of instruction 4
prime principle in every repres NATIVE government and
refused TO obey the will of the constituent body This
state of things is calculated awaken every lover of
liberty and representative government iust sense of
his own rights, to watchul aud asspuouscare for their
peSeryau"n IN no case trusting power where there is
probable evidence that II VIII be abused and to hold
tight rein, at all times the representatives.
Al all times but The especially in times like these
IL is absolutely necessary FOR the people know the DO.
lltical sentiments of those who candidates for their
SURFACES tboT"agh knowledge of the rights and in
tercsts they POSSESS freenen knowledge of those
measures of national policy, and of the opinions
uments Of candidates oT ofce-in reference L, them,
are ndspensaby necessary, that thc people may give
their votes undcrstanngIy for, where the people are
gnoian the principles of those who wish 10 become
their representatives, there be certainty that the
will be properly reprrsc nted.
AT this important pcTind in immediate affairs
cusioned by the death of Col Mccoy II gvcs us much
pleasure by Publishing she following correspondence
make the public acquainted with the political sentiments
ana opinions OF Major Good. The sentiments ex-
pressed in his letter. viii be found in accordance with
the views generally entertained by the friends of tbs pre-
sent Administration 1t gives 0c pleasure ooia.
municate these opinions, the especially as Major
Good IS not generally known in this portion the dis
trct. The citizens friendly the Administration and
To ITS measures will hail them with pleasures and will
no doubt warmly sustain the who will be she organ
of their WILL and whose tilrns will be employed.n Vim
dcnting the principles and measures which have Dne
been dear to them G0-eHe
WELLsBURG, Oct. Z, 1895.
SF-The right which the citizens have to be made
acquainted with the opinions and principles of the can
dldates who desire their suages is, belle We gene
rally admitted Indeed it is necessary that such know
ledge should be made public that all should vote under
standingly at the polls who ntuscd wish tn. rights
! Of suilrug..
So far as we can learn there are this time but two
candidates out To FIJI the vacancy in the Senate occa
stoned by the death Of Col Mccoy namely Col Parrou
and yourself Col ParrOtt has frequently been before the
ctizcns o his county candidate for their sufrages
has frequently been elected, and thereby Ills political
| principles are well known in every portion of the
! district This is not The with Yourself Variou.
ard indeed, opposite suppostions have been entertain
Cd with regard To your political principles you have
| appeared candidate. That we aad our political
iricndsDay, indeed, that all the citizens of tie Distrc
may be fully and properly acquainted with your politca
sentiments On some oftbc political questions which are
the subjects Of public Giscusson is The we av
addressed this note to YOU ana TO which early answer
is respectfully solicited
HE topics 60 which would especially call your at
tenton are the ecarteTng of the United States Bank
or that a" any other similar banking institution by the
Federal Government IN is stead the qurst0n of Internal
! improvement; by the Federal Government; the question
oi Nuhcation and Secession; the Right IS instruction
with yonr opinion of the which it may he car
RED; and whether you approve and would sustain IN,
nomination OF President made bv t