Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21

l. ,r5 oyer,hrowing the present Administration !;
'e"' ledge, on the part Of the Wings, is iathess
i. spiiye and that they only intend to make use OF
nH n, system Qi al ally as step to u States
ana .,j unanimously, That although the Democra
h''. arc divided in their opinions 10 the manner
Il F, The public money shall be kept aud dIsbuTssd
Gv,rumsn; of the United States; yet that party
',,nsd 10 ac, together on all those grea, and COLI
,,roI questions upon which il has heretofore har'
III ..ousiy acted
e. va, He stated that he 10 submit a motion
;,,,iucd him to make-for, he could not leave but
c,f,l scene teplele with so much Tor graduation,
,',, for regret In the whole course of his political
% had never seen spectacle gratifying and so
III ,,or There never was time, when We had so
NJ 49,, bnae and so lIlle 10 fear for the triumph OF
'a,,,,,c principles As however, the Convention
n L,oelv completed all the business which seemed 10
H s rhelr attention. he would move IN ac ournment.
~ .,,Jc ,cGuest OF Mir goole, he Withdrew the mo-
n ur Dtomsoo!e then addressed the Chair upon the
81 -, cause which had called this Convention together,
,bi.b should stimulate the Republican party 10 the
mes, r3eion at the approaching elections He stated
remarkable anecdotes Of the late conduct OF the
IA -, naT,y: ISL the singular coincidence between the
4 ,r of the Sedilion Act" and the principle of
"A ,antsn Bill in the Senate of the u. States and
N rslttl1n to the very singular coincidence between
IA a,,slp, of the FederaS,s to eSpel Matthew Lyon
IN
Hio,lar attempt on the part OF the Wings to expel
Hyntsr Duncan, during the late session OF The House
E representatives The votes for expulsion had been
;.n precisely forty years between; and both in the
10 month (FebruaryJ on the same day OF the week,
8.i,y and on the same day Of the month, (the 22d
, b,,lh Gay OF the i!luSlrious Washngton-But MIR.
4 ),arroole's Speech in our nexL) He concluded by
Soynr tina, this Convention do now adjourn; but on the
,lion of Mr. Spence, Delegate from Prince William
=, Convention resolved 10 meet again al , O'Clock TO-
borrow morning, &c: the purpose OF closing their ous
e,s anG taking leave of each other in open day The
iConyenton then adjourned until 10 morrow morning,
IL c.VcA.
Wednesday Morning, 9 o'clock.
The Convention re assembled according 10 adjourn
lmen: The following resolution offered by Mr..
John Parker, delegate from the county Of Essex,
and unanimously adopted:
E,So!ceG That the Hon. VIM. Fl. Roane is entitled 10
ih~ thanks and Confidence Of the Republicans through
gu. he Commonwealth, for the able, and ndepende mt
manner IN which he has sustained The Republican
n the Senate OF the L. States.
Nr DIomroole submitted the following resolution,
y.!-h was unanimously adopted
h.s'ccd. That the thanks of This Convention be given
Tie House OF Delegates. for the of their Hail. aud
90 10 The officers Of the House. for their services du
rrg the sessions Of the Convention.
Nj. DrCmgooie then moved that the Convention do
rva ADJOURN whereupon the President rose and address
"a lie Convention follows:
"Gsnsmen-Befcre put The question of adjourn
msn!, permit me 10 return you my grateful acknowedg
Tor The distinction you conferred in calling me
preside at your deberaons and for your very oblig
ing sgpobaton of The in which that duty has
ben discharged. The same conscious deficiency Of
pa nlary know ledge, which iavowed on taking my
here forbids the belief that am indebted for that
VOC 10 any merit Of my own. see in it but an evil
Of The kind indulgence which Virginians
wiling 10 extend to those, who manifest earnest de-
size TO fulfil! duty, however imperfect may be It's dis
chsIe.
III is not my purpose gentlemen, 10 avail myself of
this ccc,son 10 indulge in any political remarks. But
hope NAV be permitted without transcending the H.
mts which the most scruPuIous dellcacy may prescribe
or ne express my great satisfaction at the harnonl-
GUS and LIBERAL spirit which you have manifested not
only in your deliberations, but in that Address which you
have presented 10 the great body of our constitute hts
earnestly hope hat II may emnently contribute TO the
iuudahe object which it has in view-that it may bring
together those who originally of the fold and
NAV stimulate the Democratic Republican party to every
proper 10 regain that ascendancy in the public
council. which some unfortunate schisms have impair
ed but which 49, in honest opinions, most desira.
bic restore Return then gentlemen, oyour consti
carry with you that zeal for your cherished
principles which is always worthy of commentator,
when accompanied by the i0bearance and moderation
hch becomes US as citizens; and particularly
tie eat,s advocates Of the honesty and capacity of the
great body Of the people The discharge Of those func
items which gned them by the great principles OF
cur free Institutions. You have conceded to your op.
porens the sincerity which animates yourselves.
Cultivate The feeling among your constituents, that the
nation ard the world may how little we merit the
c!spaIagnG cpi;heis which, in the exravagant ebu-
Urs OF party feeling, are 50 literally heaped upon
at only remains for me- gentlemen to offer you my
very cordial wishes FOR your in the in which
you are barked and Tor safe return 10 your homes
and hresdes "
Tie Convention then adjourned sine die.
~ The names Of the Republican Committees for the
COUNTIES viii appea. forthwith.