Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
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MEETING IN JAMES CITY COUNTY.
Inc "h elton canipayn opened 10 lana C,,, County
Oh h"ndiy last GIL itat Newfoundland 81 ,,ii,ns.
burg ana Mo i,chmL X Garrett .; fnrk e.,nty-
both Wigs Nuiics and the only ,un,ia,es M ore.
a.ht i"r Hir Gt"g"rys slippers -sidrsSed the people.
ihr"us"ui the Day thcr ,yds at sensation aud d.
VISION among the Wing of them being Tor
Ter aud the ~ the u rs puugng IL olutpn and
others ndH"cating Leigh aud the minority of Ia! The
eohnty court sat late; aud Bell Tor
al 10 assemble aud hear the candidates speak. Col Ale.
tandish flrst aud continued some time speaking
he declared himself Ia be- Republican; said that he
had always been one. lie was he said, Republican of
ti school oil i1joOnc of ,li Why. ui the Tor:
Republicans, OF that schoi lie i.an, he s,a 10 SD
uet he was not nenbgr of the great Democratic Re.
publican paity-of that Tory Republican, party NOW in
power, winch he SAID saing under false colurs in
company with the old Federalisis--iurninr round and
looking significantly at old "Chingachgnoh rs he is
sometimes calied-he only Fedcralisi within the dis
tt'ct Speaking of the United States Bank-remcmber-
hS 10 forget what Pesy lvania had lately done Tor it,,
Scionci sai II was dead, To be revived again
"e So'' sara ne was opposed 10 Tariffs and Internal Ian
pfoVehen.s, To Gen. Jackson and his Administration
lsoeia'naion, %c, and 10 Mr.. Van Buren,, who, he
sa'u, aGYocaied item ALL md much He declared
hi,s' to DC in favor Judge White for the next Pre-
sideht, and eulogsed that gentleman highly! Unwilling
lac sad, TO veil any of his political opinions he invited
such us chose, 10 call him for the-und expressing
ms readiness 10 ell enquiries that score tooa
hts
DIR Garrett then and addressed the people
In u neat aud appropriate nradon speech lie com.
.encco ny fea2tkngi that when he from lie,n.
Pon.n'i ana nc could not help expressing his very
great aslohishnicnt finding that lliat gentleman
naa widrawn, and Colonel Nc Candlisb so late eau
uua'e Tor the Senate, taxing ms place. lie thought he
siu mat the mystery coulG be easily explained; Tor MIR
McCandi,si, no doubt finding his prospects for
seat IN the Snas completely bIust.d Ia, had re-
tired from that contest and was content TO take if he
eonii Setlt more humble in the House of De-
,egu'es' Mr. barrett said he Wing and Il States
gnt man, and contendcd that the States la all cases of
inracicn OF the Constitution, were the only Judges of
'e 'ioue ana measure OF redress lie said that lac
ia aVSr oil Judge White next President aud onposed
oil supporting.
The county candidates having concluded their re-
mahs ana taken Tier seats, Capt Anderson the AID.
iisraton, Van Buren, candidate for the Senate rose
ana awaiting himself of the invitation given requested
coI McCandlish TO slate his opinion as 10 Tho K,ht of
instruction. This apparently slnpe question ccas1ned
us great jangle among the Wings as Pauls appca did
70 ,'e Council oil Jews IL soon separated the Leghs
ana fharisees, from the iylers and Sadducees for OF
such now, is the unud and iuined unto of Multi
ication W higs i'll Williamsburg The Coon. rose, and
after renarking that though intending he had omitted
70 Speak on That subject said that he admitted in its
nii extent, the Right OF INSTRUCTION. lie said that the
people mao the undoubted right to instruct, was
the Imperative duty of The representative 10 obey Inon
an enquiry made by OF the Pharisees whether Inc
thought Senator bound 10 obey an ulonaI
instruction given him by the Legislature lJ, t,nL,nI
replied" Yes, sir The Legislature as the constituted
organ o the people, has GIN instruct the S.na
tors III all cases constitutional otherwise and the
Senator, as Servant oil the people, having himself no
right 10 fudge Is bound in all eases, either To obey or re-
sign This seems nav to he the apple OF discord aud
date "a nicT2 sSnnd and orthodox opinions than tos,
before the people ~
The County Candidates having ceased speaking Cant
Anderson once more stood up, and requested t be hcnrd
ior lew moments. He commented pretty freely up,n
what the candidates had just said aud begged liza, t
present would note their glarng Inconsistencies These
gentlemen, said lie, have just told you that they VIE
opposed 10 Gen Jackson, his administration Proc,
nation, Protest, and Force Bill, and to Mr. Van Eurrn
because he approved aud supported lhcm-wbiIe NJ t
same time they supported Judge White, W ho was The
personal friend of Gen. Jackson and advocate of His
Administration, approving also of the Proclamation Pro-
"sl ana fofce Dnl-who has gone far inscrd as 4,
rUn rs '-iaTirirtI GTptdn ANDERSON rcnnnucG the
people, too that these gentlemen, only few wears
ago, were warmly supporting aud voting MIR Van
Buren,, Wee presdemi-whe now, without .l!cpinp
single Objectionable act OF his since that time they are
bitterly opposing and denonncng him, and advocating
another individual Of the Jackson party who is adj
mted all sides TO be greatly MIR Van Buren, ini
nor and who is the advocate and approver of Those very
measures which they condemn Mr. Van Buren, for sup !
porting!l Ex-senator Tyler who present on this
occasion, being asked by OF the people what Inc
thought of Captain Andcrson's Statements said as ! !
have been informed There great deal OF truth in
them.-lt some time after before Tie meet
lug adjourned and when departed there appeared tn
De many opinions and much confusion.