Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14

Of other portions of Maryland in that spirit which did
honor to, and immortazed the patriots of Scvcntysix
in the good and just work of establishing pcaceaby md
sobery form Of government worthy Of the descendants
Of Chase, Carroll and Pacu'
The Baltimore Republican assures the Anti Reform
erS that they have little TO expect from any of the
other gentlemen upon wham they had been calculating
that Senate will be erced'-aud it calls upon
the People to elect their Delegates TO the Convention
which is TO be held al Annapolis The Sd Monday of
November.
The Republican contradics in the most positive terms
the report set nboIt that Mr. Van Burc, had any parli
cipa,lon in the recent OF Maryland Il If.
hrns mat, MI the uruiug after the result Of the Sc
natorai elecEnn was Known IN our city, and before il
was possible ior US 10 consult with, or have any
ncIon with Mr.. Fan Buren, lomincnt friend OF his
out OF The city, proposed the adoption of the course
and that in Frederick county, taken to
carry ii into effect within less than twcnyour hours al
ter the result known in that county, when il was ut
tcry impossible for Mr. " Buren, any of his prominent
friends out of that county to know any thing about the
matter, had been their desire TO interfere respecting it,
The Republican adds, that the movement in Maryland
IS local matter, having connection with the Ples
dental Eecton-bu although il may operate to the in
jury Of our cause yet the Editor tes perfectly conf
dent, that shall elect ticket, the first Monday
IN November next, by very decided majority and by
the adoption of the which has been and will be
pursued by our Senatorial Electors we shall secure the
accomplishment of the grand object of procuring such
change in the Constitution OF State, will give TO
us equal laws, and to all our citizens equality OF pr
| could have been obtained by no other means
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
| The General Assembly elected, the 18th ut. Am.
brose II. Sewer, (late Territorial Representative and
VIM. S. Fulton, Qa!c GoycrnorD the first Senators of
that State in the Congress of tho u Stutes-lhc former,
by the unanimous vote Of every member present. and The
latter with only four dissenting votes. 1t is unnecessary
add says the Arkansas Gazettc) that they are long
tried ami unwurcrng friends Of the present Admnstra
ton.
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the election Of Presidential Electors.The to be
taken by General Tckcland the election 10 be held
| the LIST Monday in Nov brr.
A meeting was also held, OH the 18th Sept, Of the
members Of the Legislature, and of Democratic citizens,
friendly 10 the election Of Martin Van Buren,, and Rich
ard NJ. Johnson-who nominated Onrrimus Erans, Of
Washington county, John Miller, of independence
ty, and JOsua .uorrison Of Hampstead county, Elec
| tors
The Wing first carcatures Martin Van Buren,, and
then calls upon the Frcemcn of Virginia cruelty him.
1t pronounces him destitute of all merit of his own-as
if he who had raised HIMSELF from the humbcst walks
of life, TO- the highest distinctions in his State, and
the country without patronage and in defiance OF all RI
vas-lonT before he had any acquaintance with General
Jackson-could be supposed to be without abllI;es-or
to have done service to recommend him. Does this
ex,1avagant assertion of the Wing stand to reason p
How does it stand in the CSC of the 7fu that Mr. V.
B. is to be held up as san avowed District Aboonst,
when he has GcU'rcd himself "an iRfcElHc and unc0m-
promising opponent of any atlemp on the part OF Con
gress Ito abolish Slavery in the District OF Columbia,
against the wishes Of the slavc.holding Staes-and
when even the Wing Editor does not go as far as MIR.
Van Buren, himself, in opposition to the measure: Be-
cause in Tie opinion of the Wg, it is ridiculous 10 ask
for any other consent than that Of the owners the Dis
tict itself,
Does stand in the eye of JUSTICE that the good OPT
Mon Of Andrew Jackson is to damn Martin Van Buren,
Or what justice is there in first disappearing the
conduct of Gen. Jackson-and then making IAN Buren,
responsible for acts and words attributed 10 Gen jack
SON. while Van Buren, 800 miles distant from him.
For an exposition Of General Jacksons conduct-.to
show how false and cxtravagant this charge OF dicta
tion VIC refer TO the able Address Of the Van Buren,
Committee OF Ptsylvania: published on the first page
this day paper.