Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-12
Gs,UNET MEETINGS.
FREDERICK DENOCRATIC MEETING.

appointed SCCfetaTy
The object o! the meeting having been explained it
motion
RcS0ieod, That a committee of be appointed by
The Char. TO prepare ana present resolutions Tor The
consideration of the meeting.
Whereup0a, Lewis Eichrlberger, VIM Wood, James
Robinson, Henry Servers, ST., VIM keIr John tletch
er and John Miller appointed said committee.
The committee retired for short time, aud reported
the l"!i"wng preamble and resolutions, which were
adopted WIZ! great uGanimy:
| PREAMBLE AMI RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas 1t is both The night ard the duty OF the people
10 scrntinZ' with Jealous regard 10 their interests tie
progress and the administration Of The Government they
enppor-as well TO encourage by their approval that
which accords win their wishes ard the principles upon
which they design the Government shall be administer
ed as 10 condemn such acts parure from those
principles whether in The Government, the imne.
date representatives Of The people; and, whereas The
past crisis in the administration a! the affairs OF the
Government has been of peculiar difficulty calling
especially for The united wsdam energy, and opera
ton OF tie friends of Democracy. demanding that every
lover nt lis prnc pies should do his duty well in view
Of The er,nesS Of federal violence waved against the
Administration: from the DETECTION Of through.
ont III" country. heretofore the arowei supporters Of
Democracy. and that without ability to perceive any
adequate Tor The change they have exhibited other
Than The reward they may hope for By successful union
with the Deposition 10 overthrow the present Republican
Administrations
|. Resolrei, therefore, Tina, this nrering has urti
mnsled confidence IN the wisdom, virtue and pario-
ism. o the present Administration Of Tie General Co
v'Tnmcnt.
. ResO'rcd That the present Chrl Magistrate of the
United S!atcs in the Undermining frnnrs- that has mark
ed his course, under the tmpGrary embarr 10
which his administration has bCen sub rctcd is entitled la
the fullest confidence Of The people by whose he
vas elected and gives in the past, ample pledge
that III his future administration his friends and the
country " i'll not be disappointed.
RcSoird. That approve Of he convention pro.
posed L" Ice held in this Congressional district Tor the
purpose OF conference. and the Concentration OF public
sentiment, referring lis decision such
a,lon To Congressional election, lis wisdom may
recommend.
i Rssoined, That u committee Of Is be appointed to
represent this county III said convention. that
agree with our Berkeley ends, that harnsburg be liz"
Place, AID propose that EdmvsdHy, the 18th inst shall
b. the Time Of lis meeting
8. EesC'ctd. That THIS meeting highly approve Of ri
proposed Republican Convention, To be held al the ca.
p'to! ~ ;he city Of Richmond the third Monday III
.laiCh next.
6 ResD'cea, That Major Z. L. Opie, Colonel vii.
liam Cars0n, and Colonel james Ii Carson be and they
are hereby appointed 10 represent the Democratic Re.
publican party o! this county in the said proposed
ventinn.
I. Resored, That the Secretary cF Ibis meeting fur
nsh the sad drc gates with copy OF these resolutuns
and TO guest their acceptance Of Tie appointment
ttrret On them by tits meeting
Tic above resolution having been cGnsde red and
adopted unanimously, the following gentlemen, in PER
suancc 81 the 1 rcsvr,ion appointed delegates
TO Ire cnngresSIIra! convention. VIZ:
DR.. john u hlcLeGd, Joseph Long. John W. Grove,
Jacob lIeironlmus, William Smith, DR. Daniel BroNr,
William Piper Col Henry W Richards, James Ru..
s"il, (son Of Moses RGssclI) George Brnker, Ph;p
S*aaa Isaac tii'e Henry SreTr;, ser GEORGE 1"
On motion Of " iam Kerr. Esq,
RGSOIrcd That this meeting has full confidence
in The virtue and integrity OF Richard T. Byrd, ESQ., nmd
Col. Rn5l l. Baker, and respectfully recommend lhr!J
he srrpu, Of their cI!ow.ci I2cus, suitable nhvi
duaIs 10 represent this county in The n-X House # D.
Irga.es
The resolution was adopted unanimously
On motion. ErSmrcd, That tie thanks Of his meeting
be given to Mr.. Frederick Auiick, for his alle nom
accommodating the ~. citing
On mori"n, ReSored, That the proceedings Of tbs
meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and
furnished TO the Ed.crs The Winchester VrrImian
Ciaresrown Frer Press, Romney INTEL gencer Martins
busg GazelL, and he Richmond Enquirer, with r.
quest 10 publish lh IN
JOHN BAKER, Chrm
JAMES n. CARSON. Sscry
The Winchester Yirginan says: awe witnessed lib
pleasure the meeting Of the Democratic Rrpubicaa
voters OF Old Frederick, Monday last. This ss,l
bIage was looked 10 with interest, by lis opponents. 70
sec the perfect failure, doubt, expected and By
friends 10 ascertain the accordance and unaami;y U'
s,nisu characitriLing the Republican constituency 1T
the county II the former Justly Disappointed IN
any expectations Of failure Indugrd; the fullest CTar!
calon nI the latter and Of every friend and supporter
of tie Administration. was more than realized. We
certainly did not lock, IN cur largest expectations. Ia
witness So great number cf The friends Of the AG
m;ns!ra,nn the very bone and sinew' Of tie coun.
~. too attendance: or 10 realize great such
rerec, unanimiiy Of sentiment charSclerzng It's pro
crPdiuus True, Il who tnk should haze
taken the occasion 10 :hDw themselves disposed 10
Cooperate with their Republican br~iifen, were rg'
with U.S. and misgivIngs were felt as 10 The want
Of inclination that may have kept them away; at Tie
same time, however many more were absent In person,
who in heart we had the pleasure OF knowing were
with us. IL the words of an old and firm RrPuhcnn
present say that the meeting one in tei"g
and in kcar and aaong Ike tsCst crcr mel in HnchGs-
ter That community OF feeling and OF heart il required
no effort 10 see, united with the present Republican
Administration of The Government, and ready and pre-
pared TO give it full firm, and cordial support.
The confidence expressed. in The resolutions adopt
ed in lie vrne and integrity Of The Administration,
and lis firm adherence 10 Republican principles,
without dissenting voice. If any differed, they
among the missing; and though we may regret their
SEPARATION will be left To haze the fellowship Of others
with when they may he happy to agree. We were
pleased however 10 u full representation from all
lie precincts in The county, and that in the appointment!
OF delegates II the convrnrInn the nomination
frrred those rresen 10 be made IN accordance @!h
their wishes On The subject.
Though other EXPIRE sion OF public sentiment be-
yond expressed in The resolutions adopted was ask
ed for desired il was easy to zee that Tie Republicans
Of Frederick properly united III their views, and
their minds made up for long pull, strong pull and
pull all together We believe Tie most cunning inge
nuy will not be able 10 ihwarl their wishes or G:aw oil
the least fraction Of support from the principles they
sustain We do suppose that any such riiOrt Will be
made bu should ii be done, prepared TO say that
il must fail Of success Mr. Van Buren, and his admin
islration felt be good and true they who want bet
ter will Justly be considered, in The play, HARD To
PLEASE.
NJ The unanimi,y and good feeling iha, character
ised the Re publican Meeting Monday, VIC hailed AZ
one The ''signs Of the times easy be misundr
socI A perfect disposition 10 bear ana forbear was
see in all present, based upon firm resolve 10 secure
The rights of the party they sustain, by putting II me-
ccssarv every shoulder The wheel The most reason
able allowance made for such may spend their
time in complaints that al is not right, whilst they
tie aiseves may he known 10 be wrong ana shnud o al
work shoulder shoulder in sustaining the cause they
profpss no, 10 have abandCned Let every RePuoIcan
90 to work as he should and, the Enquirer says, the
cause will hive Eo,!n2 10 fear We are 10 SHOW rot