Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27
Richmond, Saturday, Feb. ~
;DrLr3TyONy FIR the .7prH E'cri;ons.

rO.HLE7IJO.NS FIR the -7prd E'rci0nS.
III We are authorised L. state that CHARLES TURN
ErLl and jaws Is. MALLORY were announced on Mon
day Cuurt day) us candidates for rec!rcl"n to repre-
sent The county Of BrunSicict i'll the next General AS
srnbly
care informed, that although Col. Mallory friends
disagree with him The Expung'ns Resolution, yet
they !.Ii,v. hin, TO be genuine Administration man,
friend of Martin Van Buren,, and will support li as
such Mr. Turabull voted for the Resolutions.
The Wvthe Moun.ancer of the 20tL instant states
that "JosErn w DAVIS, Of Smyh county, has declared
himself candidate 10 represent that county IN Tie next
Legislature of Virginia. MIR. Davis has always been
The umwavcring friend and supporter a." Andrew Jackson
whrning najpr,y Mr. Harley is the present Dele,
gatc-a member Of the late White WING taucus-and
one of the nominated Electors on the White ticket
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Alta meeting Of the friends of the Administration to
select candidate TO be supported by the Administration
Party at the ensuing election for delegate TO le HrX'
Virginia legis!ature-on motion Of MIR. Harrison, 20"
James Isbcll was appointed haIrnan and Capt VIM
Montague, Secretary. The object Of the meeting hav-
ing been explained by the Chairman, motion Of Mr.
Harrison, it
Ersolred, uuanimously Tha, Col Joseph Fuqua be
uurslrd TO he candidate, and il elected, 10 serve the
county as their delegate in the next Virginia Legislature
Rcsoired That each and every n'cnbrr OF tins meet
ing assembled committee, vii! use his best cndea.
vors by all honorable means, 10 promote the election Of
Col. Fuqua.
Resolrcd, That Mr.. Harrison. Mr.. Wilson, MIR. Page
and the Chairman he appointed committee to wait up.
Gel. Fufua, and inform him OF the proceedings OF
this meeting
their duty reported That they authorized to
that Col FuQua had yielded 10 the wishes Of the meeting
and consented to become CANDIDATE
On motion RlsOrrd, That the Chairman and Srcreta-
~ sign these proceedings and the Editors OF the Enqui.
rcr BE- requested 10 publish the saine.
JAMES ISBELL (kmn.
WM MoyrAGuE, SccH
Cumberland c. H., Feb. %, 1916.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
At Meeting of the Democratic Republican Party, in
the county Of Mcckcn5urL, at the Courthouse, on
Nnnday, the 10Th day of February, lS3G:
The meeting being called To order, John Jones was
appointed Chairman and John c. Baptist appointed Sc
crctary and the following resolutions were adopted VIZ
Resoieed That Tucker Darlington, Esq, Richard II.
Baptist Esq DR.. Paul c. Vcnablr, COL John F. Finch,
and Dr. Tngl.al Jones, be appointed Committee TO at
tend the next Halifax Court and inform the Democratic
Republican Party Of that county, that this meeting, as
in courtesy bound are willing that they should proceed
in conference with said Committee, 10 make noE
nation Of Senator 10 represent the District composed Of
SAID counties, and that the said committee shall report
their proceedings TO the next meeting, 10 be held at
March Court next
Rcsofrad, That the nomination Of candidates TO repre-
this county the next Legislature, be postponed
until March Court next
Resulted, That the proceedings OF tins meeting be
signed by the Chairman countrrsgncd by the Secretary
and forwarded to the Editors Of the Enquirer and Con-
sellaon for publication.
JOHN JONES, Chairman.
JouS G. BAPTIST, Sccrttary.
u We are favored with the following article from
distinguished Member of the Virginia Lrgslalurc-on
his part and that u! Of the friends with whom he
has communicated. We insert it with pleasure. This
is not time for quarrel with friends points
of minor importance We approve of the general spirit
and tone Of the Communication. May not respect.
fully commend TO the attention OF our respected com
patriot Of the Fincastlc Democrat:
We regret to see the view which has been taken by
Our friend of the Fncase Democrat OF the course pur-
sued by F. Is. Miller, Esq, the Expungng Resou-
tons We regret much any one, the necessity Mr.
Miller felt himself under vote against his friends on
that OCCASION Mr. Miller regretted II himself Having
conscientious scuples to the consuonaIty OF ex-
punging the resolution from the journal, lie had the
tirlnncss consistently with his opinions though
il might cost him his high standing and reputation at
home. 1t was simply, however, in that vote, Mr. Miller
disagreed with his political friends. lie condemned The
act OF the Senate unconstitutional aud dangerous and
was ready fix any mark Of dlsappT"halion which III
his opinion the Constitution allowed. MIR. MIilr there
FORE differed from his friends only us to the mode OF con-
domination. But, what was the object ot the hgs:
Did they condemn the resolution Ot the Senate, I'M
pcacng the President without trial: Not AT all. They
applaudcd it-and much against reSctnd, TcpeM
crpungc. And could they have succeeded IN subSti-
utlg tie two former for the latter word, would then
ence llen between the opinions Of MIR. Miller and the
Wings, this subject We think MIR. Miller deserves
appreciation TO: the prudent and cautious course which
he took on this occasion. lie made no effort to divide
his party, to carry of portion with HIM, so Us 10 de-
feat the whole subject On the contrary: he aided his
friends as much he could and the occasion al.
udcd to by the " Democrat, of essential service to
them We friends against division and dlssa-
stacton, in consequence OF the course OF some VI our
Democrats Delegates. They doubt conscien-
ous in their scrupes-and ought not to be discarded ON
that account. The Wings would gladly divide Us, and
draw into their ranks those who ditier from them
widely in every political principle but who happened
from uncomfortable circumstances, TO vote with them
one important OCCASION Look at the course OF Bruins
wick and follow her example. MIR. Mallory has again
been nominated Democratic candidate, with u de-
claration the part Of his friends that although they
differ from him on the exPungng resolutions, yet tty
believe him genuine friend Of the present Adnlin!ns-
traton, and will support him such. Let Bvtctourt
and Montgomery follow this noble and generous exam
pie of Brunswick These not times to i've up we'll
tried friends and 10 distract ranks by county divIs.
IONS We warn our friends against the consequences.
Defer all local and sectional feelings for year.
The great battle for Democracy and Liberty Is to be
fought this Spring. Let our friends have but one feel
ng one object: triumph Of the great in which we
have all embarked. Like the valiant Scotclnan-let
them know .sna tlcr thought but how to kill at
a blow.
consider due however, MIR. Miller that his i,u
eps should the uhous he voted against
considerably
spirited aud manly reply Mss Sanad and Gilmer, in which
he repealed the npuaon whch they were in the habit ca,g
upon the motive. OF his party mas,eT! and dashed them
crcut ssvety-which we'll cccr cd by hi' PaIty
Etneustc UtNaOtrat, Feb. 10.
ST4TE or MISSISSIPPI
All accounts assure u.s. that Mr.. Van Buren, will car
r. the State by handsome MAJORITY His cause gam
ing strength every day The Democracy on the alert
The following official account Of the proceedings
Of the large Democratic meeting at Jackson
DEMOCRATIC MEETING ~ MISSISSIPPI
"At meeting of the friends OF Martin Van
Buren, held at the capitol Of the State of Mississippi
Wednesday evening" Feb. ,, 1896 in the town OF Jack
son, agEeeably to notice previously given, So,
On motion Of Mr.. Van Nornlan, Mayor Richard vi
Gaiucs WIS called 10 The Chair: and. motion Of Sam