Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

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there t ,oor de.d exIes killed ny nus ro,d. and
co. Tinted States Bank also the our Co
, more i'm pcr'aut .an n &c nS' ,e nlSurs should
vern1nent N INC ,kcn fson Ger hrso'n those shane'
si i.nh; whose dcrrlc'ian TO .''" -. ,j ;o,erest
race 10 our Gorernr'rn'i ne ,ho Iabnriuc man in
r;culture he has t'stereo !iie m''',Ts 81.
OF our aA 49, country; H. has aided IN renewing t"s
al nf the Revolution IN gslsing l'e'r nasaeI'n
Ie" snc aud in niakng the few remaining DAYS '.3
CO i've less grievcus. In concluslen ifleGus u w
m Iy Virginia, ask in triumph, what has ne no'
20 "a render lasting service 10 his dear country
We therefore, being fully satisfied with the p!esent
noinstraton invite your united aid IN eiect'ng "s Jus
.rrcessor that man who stands pieCSeo 70 carly o"s
views Of the present Administration; ana IN ooins o.
we come the following resolutions: H..
1st RtsoIred, That the present Aomthist'stoi i"O
fulfilled the Of the great body OF me Aerc
People and that Andrew Jackson is ehl'eo W oo' o'
diminished affection and gratitude :. -.
Cd Psso,red, That we will cordially unite with our
brethren of the Republican party, IN supporting t
ton of that distinguished man, Martin van u'eh Oh ~
VT 40 the successor Of venerable and Veneratco
President.
Sd. Resotccd That all the charges brought against
Martin Van Buren, of his being Aboonist, &c, &c,
are mere arautous assertions Of his political ices; and
that his late in the Senate of the w. States proves
him the true friend Of Southern rights.
9TH Resolucd That Judge VIM. Smith, OF Alabama
the defender of the Union against the dIsorgan'zg
effects of Modification, will also receive our coroai sup
port for the Vice Presidency.
5th Resolved That the Electors selected oy the ne
publican Convention last winter, nave our en'ie eo",
dence and we will use all honorable means TO promote
their election ,ha
9Th Resoired That these proceedings be signed ny The
Chairman and Secretary and forwarded to the ttichmono
Enouer, the Petersburg Constellation, and Washington
Globe for insertion in their next papers
(Signed0 G. LANE CORBlN, Chairman
Jons JosEs, Jr., Secretary.
COMMUNICATED
Republiea" Corresponding COMMITTEE J0T montgomery
We, the Corresponding Committee TO, the county OF
Montgomery have thong hit proper to add 70 the commit
tee the following names, being the most men
of the party in each neghborhood We could ado naay
more but we thought it unnecessary We, however,
have in this county, large majority in this county Tor
Fan:
Capt Joseph Barnett, Charles Thomas, Capt David
Barnett sr Peter L. Star, James Barnett Capt Jacob
Kent, COL Walter Crockett, Hugh Crockett Capt: no
bert Crockett jacob Cooper Capt Charles Willis, Capt
Samuel Shankln Joseph Watterson, John Pepper, ESQ.,
James Kirby John Evans, William PanstaVern, George
bert Henderson, Jonas Henderson, Samuel Henderson,:
Giles Thomas, Thomas Brown, Redman Eakn, jacob
Dosing, Jr., Davis NJ: Bennett Esq, 'ohn releFmah
William Argabright, Adam WALL william I eanS' Sonn
Barriqer, Henry Ribble, John Martin, Edward Bane
Henry Price, John Price, Adam Price, Younger Hard
WICK George Kinser George P Pepper, Jesse Pepper,
Michael Brown, Harmon siiord, James Wyson, Benz r.
Wyson, Moses B. Lloyd, Capt. VIM II. Howe John
Wygal, Michael Jordan, Hy- Hance, Robert NJ Craig,
Sg::!: Shields Esq John Rcines John G. Cecil, Wm'
Grayson, David Hall, Thoaas Bowyer, Dan detcrman,
Simon Pelerman Bird s. Sllls John Gril!s, lillian, B.
Baskerville Stephen Lester Joseph CossheI Jon" mar
mon, Jacob Kester, Adam Fisher, Samuel Lucas sen,
William Miller, John Nice. Taylor, Rice D. Montague
VIM Wade, jeremiah Kyle, Jesse Reyes, VIM. New!er,
SEN, David Page, James Wade, Bugh Gibson, Michael
By order Of the Committee,