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

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#e'e offered BY Major Thomas Hii aud unanimously
adopted:
Res0eed That address be prepared and published,
f Inc purpose OF exhibiting the claims of Martin Van
Buren, upon the Republican party and indicating him
against the aspersions OF his political enemies and that
VIM: Smith, l.. l. Handy, James NJ Bell Thomas Ill.,
ST. Gabriel freeman, James Richards, Thomas B. Male,
and Edward Freeman be appointed committee for that
purpose, who shall report SAID address to meeting to
be held at July court next.
Reso'ecd, That sub committees be appointed, one in
The Jetcsonton District, Gahright District, cnd&
one in the Court House District collect the necessary
funds to detray the expenses and that Capt. James
Stark, Randal! Siallard, George Freeman, and VIM
Coos, De appointed TO the Jeersonson Districts Major
James Richards, Charles G. Bailey, Capt. Thomas Hum
ph7eys and Samuel Walker, 10 the Gathright District
and that Peter Hansbroush Capt. Edward Beale, Thos
HILL jr. Major Armislead Brown, Robert Bowers, John
S Petty. and Joseph n. FAINT to the Court House Dis
tr!ct; to accomplish That end
Rcs0ired, That the Cores onding Committee for Gull
Perer be enlarged, and that the Of the following
gentlemen be added to The
Dane! Rosson, Jas. CcYin. Joel Henry Jas. Shotwe
Lewis Cnrbn, Jas. Strin9el!ow, Chas Sparks Albert
u Berry, Walker Sparks, Jos Settle, Jos c. Bartlett,
Jas Utlerback, Augustine Hawkins. Benz Pratt Aaron
House, Sars'l Berry Geo. " Towes, Thos 3. Male,
John Nj. Blossom Reuben Rosson Simeon Lewis Benz.
BaLc!ldge, A. Dennis, Henry Sringftow, JOS Male,
Cornelius Tanner, Richard Brown, Edmund Bickrrs,
Reuben Vaughan, Richard |. Tut, John II. Freeman,
John Lewis, Albert Thomas JOS. Bowen Ricld Payne,
j, Gabriel Gray, j., Joshua Tinsley, VIM Booton, Pas
chael, Hutcherson, Robertson Coons, Simeon Is. Way
land, Thos. o. FInt Cate. g. Crop, Rev Thornton
strngieiIow, Zach Griffin Robt B5wers, Jas B. Lew
is Griffin Read, Jas Collins Thos. Bsckham, Jas.
Bckc's, l. l.. Handy, Maj Yincey, VIM. R"ss, Jas. J.
Hudson, Marjecai iag.r Reuben Hudson. Thos. Hill,
IT, Jas NJ: Bell John Slaughter, Jas. 7. iaac"y, Win
Walker Thos. g. kenpcr, john r. McCo mick, Geo.
Singleton, Dennis Hudson hos. Stale I'd Geo S9il.
man, Alex Pendlccn, CEas. Beasy, JAS. W Ulz Geo.
Doyle, Thornton F. Petty, Ma wager, WIN. G. Allan,
Chas. Pinckard, BENZ Fars Epnj Wharton, Larkin c.
Male, Fcsncis 3. Stout Ed yard Ely, Edward Bsss,
JAS G. Watson, John Pcnber!on, Thornton B. Colbert,
Rot;. Pembe.,on, Ssta. Shairack, Edward Freeman,
Robt Green, sr J. NJ. NJ. SLcpne1d Abraham Curtis,
John Quinn, JOS nskeep, Psyton Bolts, Henry T. FAINT,
John Gordon, John Wiltshire. VIM. Smith. Enoch Ia.
bier. Chas. Brown, VIM Green, Morgan Wood Robt.
Yancey, P. Hill, Thos: v hat.on, Adam Y. Smith,
WIN. s. Grinnau Henry F!eis, Moses Hudson.
SeS0csd, That The Secretary Of this meeting coin.
muncate with the sub committees named in the second
resolution, touching their object.
KesOrcd, That This committee will NEE: again at Ju-
y and that these proceedings be published IN
The Culpeper GGze..e and Richmond Enquirer.
GABRIEL FREEMAN, President
Thomas HILL: JR., Secretary
WARWICK COUNTY.
Al meeting Of the Democrntc Republican Committee Of
tic county Of Ea'asieE held asrfsaiy to notice on SG;
turaay TIE 25A Of Juae tire toIo,cing .3ddres, G"a
Resolutions rerc nRaatmouS! q @aoPtcd
ADDRESS.
FELLowCIrlzEys: Having labored successfully wit
most Of you in the two eectc that resulted in the ee
we have watched will. the most scrutinzing eyes all the
measures Of The present Administrations and, however
partial might have felt towards the time-honored
statesman who is al the head of the government,
we have endeavored 10 give, in our investigation, rgd
probing into the Executive for the last years
Andrew jackson ee9aitd to his present dignihed
pest bring back The Government to lis PLAIN, original
Republican features; To Gspe hose metaphysical and al.
stract interpretations of the letter OF Constitution,
and pursue that wholesome reform whch so much
required ay the then existing abuses o! former Admnis'
lrutons TO stop the rapid march that country wac
uasi2g III iavorng nonled Lcvathan, which was as-
tenng consequences he most ruinuus. and de.
,rimeuta 10 the equal rights and privileges which ought
10 be enjoyed by community Of ileemen The Gene
raj Government was also fast verging 10 those spen-
did schemes OF Internal improvements based upon
right where given by the Constitution, and well
calculated 10 alarm all those vino venera;c that
cred instrument, and who willing still TO rephse
under the halo which it has given belo"ed
try Coming. then, into Office, with duties i'm.
perati"e. it readily seen, that his administration
would be Of the most Important since that OF Mr..
Jer5son w!lea the people called aloud for reform
Of those crying commit ed by the elder Adams with
his costly nouuns of splendid Governments In time .!
peace, most often find the Executive INDUCING Ia
favotlte scheme aud, hen people have but re-
Gently felt the awful scourge "f they apt 10 en-.
joy repose bordering on indifference to the
Of government 1t - 81 such times, By slow de-
grees the germ Of corruption and the seed takes
rapid and aarng root the pubic - opened up.
bane!u consequences; and deslrUus OF quIetrd",
we bear the evils until those who have brought them on
u.s. endeayor 10 rivet them on Us tnrever-lhe election
Of John @ Adams by the House Of Repese natives,
enough itself 10 the people Of the United States;
but the appointment Of Mr.. Clay his Secretary Of
State under the then existing circumstances, demonstrate
ed very certainly TO the minds Of many that previous
bargain existed between them Thus secured IN his cleo
lion, ind Dir. Adams cXemplifying common idea,
that children apt pursue the steps of their parents
He is hardly seated in the presidential char orforc we
hear him nduging in thISe high notions OF splendonr
that bad been the downfall Of his father Ministers are
p,.T t,apus f,rst,s
Panama is set foot, and ambassadors appointed 10 re-
present US: in fact grand consolidated government IS
fast approaching, AMI every thing has become national
Washn CITY is 10 have national Observatory, and
these houses Of the skies are 10 reflect spendor
,pon the inmates Of he white house, while Internal I'M
provement is 10 be used agent in securing their
continuance in Office and The elevation OF then friends
for uges 10 come Thus situated was county, when
her honest yeomanry found necessary to step forth 10
her rescue cnl place the Government in those hands
il was always intended il should be governed blythe
free sovereign people-and in the hands of few
designing MOBILES whose very notions antirepubcan
and obnoxious 20 the will Of generous people. The
nrs OF individual States entirely overlooked aud
the aged and weired Republicans began t. look
with the deepest socude upon tie thea awful situation
of our country In this od md Republican Common
wealth we found aged veterans who wished for the
pose OF retirement more bnckl!n thei! armot
und entering The political field resolved to make
las. great effort 10 their county They exered
every honorable effort with the people, and you well
know 4.lcceeded in defeating the election Of john GUM
cy Adams, and placing 10 tie Presidential Chair, by
overwhelming vote, our present Chief Magistrate
whose administration ias cousurnmatet their reason
able wishes-IestoIed things 10 their to!neT nonii'
nal s,ralon, and given. TO the free, unbiased PEG.
pie OF our country, halcontro in her GovsEnmen. that
had bua shor, before been hpekssTed up by oSe
representing minority Of he people ne present a.
ministra,ion has :a!o 1ro,l7ae s inonie u 1s
country-bas cubed the great mania tor Internal I'M
the Golfers 9 be Genera
I 80 ooonie on whom dTec and covert efforts have
been made By shameful Opposition, haze neyerhe'
49, - firm 10 The great principles q The Severn