Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
V.Hs. Corresponding Committees
Louisa COUNTY.


At meeting OF the Van buren, Corresponding Com
iltce Of Louisa conny, held by adjournment, at the
Court holsc On September court day, the following Ad
dress OF The sub Committee, appointed Tor Inc purpose,
at the last meeting Of the Corresponding Co;nlt!ee, was
presented md unanimously atoptrd:
Fellow Citizens THE first Monday IN November next
is the day appointed by law for the meeting OF The people
Of This Stale the Court houses and other places OF
election in their respective counties, to choose electors
for President and Vice President OF these Uhed Satrs
day, al all times important t. the irerInen OF Virginia,
but much al The present time, as we shali en-
daaYor 10 show yuu in this b-iei addtess
In the Convention, which formed our happy Cnnsl!-
luton, parties plainly and distinctly marked
An Arstncgalc party, who IL favor OF splendid
Government, with the power Of ruling TO be placed IN
TIC hands of c jc,o, and the expenses OF The Govern
10 be paid by the many: The other, the Democratic
party who in favor Of pain economical Govern.
mcn lie administered by the majority the benefit
OF the 1choic all hearing equal sre Vi It's burdens
The latter, having najSity, formed present Demo
cratic Republican Government, under which we have
lived and prospered, without parallel III the annals ct
the world,
The aristoc7a,ic party have left no means untred,
that u name. since the foundation of the Government
gain aSccndrncy and put their principles into ope-
ration. free construction OF the Constitution, which
would deprive the People and the States Of their reserved
rights has becn persevengly attempted. Bank OF the
United States would Increase teis power, by enabling
them to buy up talents and Cypress their opponents a
protective Tariff makes the wealthy more zach, whilst II
ln2nverisilcs the community But Internal Improve
ueuts by the Central Government, in cOnn"Son with
the other wo ncnaed The grand lever to over
turn and destroy every democratic feature in the Con-
sluton. We informed By high authority that at
the time the NAYS willie road bill vetoed By President
Jackson. there ans IN operation for involving the
T. States in dcbl OF more than two hundred millions
of dnlG-s for Internal improvements Fellow citizens,
by the patriotism and moral courage OF our veteran IRE
sdrnt these unrGpulican and destructive schtms
Of atistucracy arrested and laid prostal. al The feet o
the sovereign people He has also amlcaby settled our
foreign affairs with the Different Powers Of Europe, and
cnpYiIcd the King OF the French 10 how to The ScePe
of EleTn Justice, paving 10 our citizens upwards Of
FIVE millions rt dollars for damages committed on the
commerce by order Of the tyrannca DEGREES OF the TO-
vcrnnrnt Of France This patro! and chiefia'n OF De-
ncracy is about to retire from his public station TO the
calm Of private life with his bow enwined with aures
from the field of Battle and the cabinet, and you are re-
CURED t. choose his successor
! -Four candidates presented to the American people
TO ill that important and responsible o:i'ce i!rer OF
tie number are brought forward and Supported ny the
very party who have been opposed 10 President dickson
and the srncral course Of IL administration; and 1t Is
fact notorious that the three. should he get all
the votes % the Electoral Colleges. calculated Oil by his
ICs. nguine friends, be conslItuOHay e!tcted
President This evidently shows The weakness ot tie
party ana their anxiety 10 collect their scattered and jar
ring lnelbers and by iung ana dividing The Dem"cra
tic party to deprive the people Of their rgh! oil choosing
q President and thereby throwing the election INTO Ion
uress where prrchance one Of their party might be con-
| frir,d into Office The three Wing candidates are,
Daniel y rbslrr Of Massachusetts; General HARRISON o
Ohio and Judge Whir, Of Tennessee. The fourth CAL
ddar is Martin Van Barren, vi New York, The only De-
mocratic candidate before the people Mi an buFeh
was unanimously recommended to the American people,
as the successor Of General Jackson by The Baltimore
Convention, in tile Spring OF 30, which recommends
lion was approved by the unsnmous voice OF The Demo-
CRITIC mesnbrs OF Lie Virgins Legislature last winter
Mr. Van Buren, is native of The State OF View YORK,
who by his talents and personal c5erons, has hiled
with usefulness and dignity, The most important onces
OF his native State He has been Secretary OF Stale
and by his aid, contributed greatly 70 assist fresueh
Jack son in bringing 10 happy and glorious termination
cur differences With The various powers OF Europe lie
was nominated Minister Plcnipotcntory 10 the Court .
s., Jaifcs and rejected By the Senate, among WHOM
were several vi his competitors ne was shnrly Inere
pter 81, cLed Vice President Of the United States by
LARGE majority Of the people He was the hr' ara warm
suHpor,er of William ii. Crawlnrd, Of Georgia, i"T RE-
sicut il! "a, and Of Andrew Jackson, "l tennessee III
IS. lie has since approved and supported the no';'
isra;ion resident Jackson, aud pledges himself la
f rIrctcG President he will carry out his political Prn-
rpIrs Mr. Van Buren, has received Il suihcIency Of
cuInuny and abuse lie Opposition party, 10 satisfy
his friends of his competency and integrity To dIscaarge
the duties Of the office 10 which he aSirrs, ana hot"'"s
but apathy and division among The hrpuhlIcahs III iesc
l. States prevent his election: -,
Fellow citizens, Univn end fiction was the baite.ary
durinr the Revolutionary struggle by which our iathtr'
obtained the liberty which We enjoy. tn'0n G"d Hal'1'
as preserved H. and and aci0n must be the watch
word by which it will be handed down to the latest pos
terily. Thcu 10 the polls one and all! Let the mrs
Monday in November next lind every man al us pos'
remembering the effects "i DIVISION last ia III ne ~
mucra,ic ranks in the Key Stone Stale OF tins Union
EnIcss there be edep ming spirit IN the people OF rem
sylvana the effects of Whggcry and mISfnc Caring
the past wear will doom the people OF that y:cHl 9tar
through all time, to become The operatives III m t's"o
mill ul n rluned Aristncracy. Arc the Tree s"fh S'h
Of the Old Dominion disposed to become fellow an" Gu
lborcrs in such an nglovous asoca'on: we nope mol
| we trust not ..,
Tie following resolutions were tlien uaaniaona'!
adopted: -, :.
E,soIrcd. Tha, lGG0 Democratic Electoral Tickets q
prncured for the voters Of this county.
EesOlrtd That the following gentlemen be appoinset
committee TO distribute the tickets VIZ AL tne Souf'
hcusc DR.. WIN. A. Gillespie, ReT WIN Cra%i"Eo, JOS
X pend!cton, Hugh Goodwin j., and Jos L!psI'n'S
Fsors AT Jacksons Or. a. Anderson, Elisha Jackson
Henry NJ. Burnley and Stephen Farrar. E:qs; and
hcclanicsvilie Richmond Terrell, Charles g. HopNih
and Hiram SANDERS, Esqs a.,
RcsOircd That these proceedings DC Pcoi'Sivu =" "
Richmond Enquirer, and Jcferson ian Heproicaa'
4 nd then the meeting adjourned.
RICHMOND TERRELL, Chairman.
JouH r. QuARLrs, Sccrrtary
rThc fcoaiun RsrrLcnn will pisnss corr tnc aSoFs:
MEETING IN PORTSMOUTH.
4, , ,,peI;ng IN Portsmouth. OF the Corresponding
Cnmn,ittcr for Norfolk county, favorable TO Inc electro
NJ Martin Van Buren, as President, ana " m Sni,i
V;cn PRESIDENT Of rhe T. S. held at the Tavern OF VIM
Portlock on Monday, the 18th August 1902 l'e 'oio"
ing Resolutions unanimously aooRieo:
Est Resoircd Tint feel lmPetIousy called Upon
express OUT high sensc of aprrooat,on OF '"e p
,t coyrs,. Of Andrew jackson. To him, under Prov
ds 1r we owe tie continuation of this precious UnD
";,h all lis inestnaJe prviIegcs the remoT1 Of u
AIorgins from bo'1ers tho sHe's"n OF Tie laf ~
The honorable adjustment OF our Claims VIVA - H.
,;nrs and last. though least the eXtirPt,Ion OF h'
.onIl1 81 RcrubNcanisrr, the Bank of the u s. We i'
nea that for these and many other benefits con'cFfea
our blessed country by his energy, p1'i"tlS'nG -
an,s he is entitled and shall receive, IL: uon'e o. u
hearts. ,on 6dcn,
in the integrity, patriotism and talents of Martin van b
REM that We rccogaze in him 'he "feS,sc ano usco'
promising opponent Of any attempt Oh the part OF 20
rosr IN abolish slavery in. Tie District OF Courao