Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-18

among those whose general i'i'''" a. ;o;J IN tl,o
s,,n. or nj all cnrpo;r.:s The GOOD iith nhP'eo 40 M
U,i,;noorr nnmjr,,.. So far lis 'r!inia Is coeeie"
Willis, i, vi:d car.'s IL" c"nrSt wac" !" '' ,b
she took u;Sn ;eirrir'G ana i''''P's "''st,
80 ,:',. ryr,,rs !,r ;:nn tie unncr!!fd ipua'i"h
III =: ,o,.rs, Of der .reIa:In ON tiat occasion
> unfortuuat IS rayr s" IN Tie f"E'@ rtcn vi 'I! "
III Dcn.cra: Brethren from other parts OF lhr Cioi
tVs bolrvr that William Smith. NJ Alaaalna, 10
,I, on,Tfed TO 6 the ckce Of Vice President, o'I'
~ his talents aud his political course ana sa'
ins-and doubtless, will receive the warm VI fVir.
rs he has the sincere and undisgu'sea bom il is
gina in the pending canvaSS ana ny '' , 49, do moi be.
arnper sor her to make selection pit - Lar,cori
ievc that Virginia will in any event L, with whom
escencc in the choice OF iaJ"flty " IT,, ,ber, n
oh, 10 noi;,;col aSsociatcd; for as she oet'' l
s'I 10 J .t;,c in their motives aud purposes IN
the me- S. SO she has confidence ina" he'i ;
ills nsrticular will not involve conPTeh'Se % '' ILL.,
c;n!s. which size holds dear and sacred ih"eeu' 'o
:Er,..;n, ond satisfactory explanations touching the
oh;rc.nns which influenced the course OF her he''sa'o'
~ the orc sian referred TO- have IN great ''"sut' '
moved the M and there is certainly no anerha'e '
BE- presented by the coalition aS'"rtmeHI "'I
anr sense induce her 10 hesitate preference LOT 'e D
,imo,e nomination. In fact when We co"slce! le S'u'
e,,,p, of the American empire, It's geographical uVeF
si,ics and those u climate, occupaiion aud podnct''
tlrir various and varying influence upon nls''''S'
op;nous pcipcs and mau!cr, together "ith us "'''
cal divisions into independent States, All" ABOVE a'' w
null;tarous Interests which these circumstances give
birth your committee candidly think mat ue a 'efc"
,,r;n has erery reason for graduation upon the moral
and potical fellowship and concilItao, when mas 'r
yrrn,,gbt out and established by the virtue and inle-
gcnce CT majority Of The people, as Illustrated ny TIC
Course of the Democracy OF th!S country Ana your
committee do no, think they could better conclude tins
utroductios TO the reSorlicns which they are a"ou
70 submit than by invoking the continual pr'S"sEce o'
Heaven in unfolding this basis OF our Union ana "er
ties and we would fam eXclam with The GOOD d"s' VI
old seSto perpetual" In accordance with tie srn;"riS
which we have vcnUcd TO express, we reSpcctiu'Isuo
NIT the following resolutions ioi the consdea""E Snu
adop,ion of the Prince William Democratic Corresponds
ing Committee: r.,,
Pesoiccd That this meeting entertain undmIntsEed
confidence in the WISDOM honesty, and patriotism OF
Andrew Jackson-that no President has contributed
more 10 the true glory the substantial and cntGr pros
perity and the political peace and security OF Inc Ac
rican people-,hat approve the leading principles
and conduct of his Administration. winch lie ms coi
Quoted through unprecedented dliicuiles-ahu ''!'' M
services through the trying period OF an e'S"' .r1
Presidency entc h'u 10 The laStinS S'""'uN ~ ~
uratiun of his countrynen. !,
. Resolced That in the opinion OF TINS Reeuns' tue
Democratic party Of the United Stakes s'ne, at '!:e
approaching election, determine 10 .a,
dale for the Presidency who shall appear 10 oe host az
ccpIable TO the party generally, dScardng all secoh"
preiudices and jeaOusics as unw!se, oeral ent tl,
worthy uu intelligent people, whose separate rights ana
interests are rusrdcd and protected by twcnysI sove.
reiun independent municipalities, whose common wea
and safety are secured by Federal Constitution winch
challenges the experience of mankind Tor additional
wisdom in It's conrvanee, and who, above all, ENJOY
,lc con,inraI service of free Press, which dISpeiEes
interests with sleep less vigilance.
3 Rcsotred, That in the opinion OF this meeting,
artiu Pan Burca Of the State Of New York states.
man of the first order of mind endowed with political
saoacty and stored with e~tent snd variety Of posl-
ticnl knowledge and Information not cXcciled IN This
country; that not only believe hun to be great
statesman of great experience III puoc aiairs oul also
man of nAe Xlbc integrity Of sound Democratic princl-
oles and Of enlarged patriotsm and that consider
him firmly and yidcnt!ed with Andrew JACKSON,
in the leading measures and principles Of his Admins
tration. . ,
4 Rssored That this meeting is perfectly satisfied
with the explanations and sentiments OF hlarin an Bn-
rem in reference to the lJUtion Bank, Tariff and other
political questions upon which he has been 80 lSqehy
and particularly Intercepted by his trends ana dcS IN
various parts of the United StateShat we admire The
6rmness unreserved tuness, and the moderation Eit
which he uniformly replied to sn" comm rHicat!ons
FROM every quarlertat his course and conduct on tese
occasions have placed him the highest ground for
genuousness Independence and political honor and
truth! and that believe that II elected President OF
the United States he will carry out into lis adHnl:rs
ton and political course, principles and views OF Fo-
Icy Indicated
5 kcsoIred therefore, The! We approve oC the r",n
nation Of Martin Van Byen of New York, !"!c* Pre-
sident Of the United States, made by the Genera Com
venon of the Democratic Republican purity OF Virgil
MA held in Richmond the lth OF January last; that
approve OF the Ticket recommended by that c"nveh
ton the aforesaid party, and that We will use our best
exrrtions to sustain 1t before the people:
e. ReSoteed, That Vim. Smith, OF Alabama, late CT
J. Il
and werth-tha we believe him to be hIm IN ls'Denno.
cratic principles of sfoess integrity, and OF pure ana
Underwriting patrotsm-that he is every way worthy OF
the Office Of Vice President OF the nted States 10
which he has been noinnatea-ina mat nc SEAL! receive
cordial support w .
:. Rcsolrcd, That the plan of the Wing party in this
State as indicated by the proceedings of their late con-
venon, held at Sllunlon nominating nlongre ucket
for the purpose OF rang different and dscnrdant poll
tica! and personal opinions and feelings in different
TONS IN order procurea ma "y against the single
candidate OF the Democratic party, and lhuS, II possible,
in conjunction with the separate supporters Of White,
Harrison and Webster in other parts of the Unlon to
carry Tue election the House Of Representatives,
calculated bring the elective franchise into discredt
shake the confidence OF the people IN the stability
and safety Of Federal Institutions. and thus, i!om
other causes OF disa.con and excitement attending
such election, TO cndanger the peace, II not the very
existence, Of our happy government.
g. EesJlc, That we warmly approve inc able patriot
&c and satisfactory address Of the Cenra Corresponding
Committee of this Satcand that 300 copies thereof be
procured for distribution among the voters Oi this county
On motion it was
Rcsolrcd. That G. w. Macrae, john Williams and J.
B. r. Thornton, he appointed Central Executive Com
mittee TO procure the Central Address and Electoral
tickets aud distribute The same-to make assessment
of contributions this Committee for that purposs-to
call this Committee together aud to attend to any of It's
business during is recess
On motion it ives further
RcSolced, That Daniel Radcliffe, DR.. R. H. Marseller
and Col. Fcwe be Committee to furnish the voters
with tickets at BrcntSvile; II Chapman, w q. Norvlle
and B. Brawncr, at pumres; w. Fisher, }. z. Carter
and Mason French al Occoguan: and William Tyler,
3. Z. Harrison and e. Ii. EunteR4 at Haymarket.
The business, which this meeting was convened to
transact, having been accomplished, Z. Fl. Hunton in
troduced and briefly supported the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
Resolrcd, That hail The establishment OF Rcpub
iican paper the Jciarsonlan, at Warrenon, with pride
and pleasures wiki pride because it proves that The Re
publican party aruGsng to sense o. leir true in.
terests; with pleasure, because il affords medium for
the dissemination Of those great and vital principles of
the usrious ,nan from whom it derives its name.
Resol1cd That our party have long and sensbly felt
fha r. Pro- ~, nd t,a E,uouipr