Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-21

every difficulty rusmonnl every obstacle and tr hnay
crowned with success.
After he had concluded on motion il was
Resolvsd That the Chair appoint committee Of I'VE
persons TO draft resolutions expressive Of the srBse OF e
meeting ,., .
snd committee To wit; DR. IaErs Garry IacaHtah sea.
,p,r DIR ~ Marnion " iIiam Swailwcod ard Niichat
Foley; who Gtcr having retired for some tiir report
ed The following resolutions, which were Unanimously
adopted:
E,soireI That we feel il our duty, at the present
iupcture in our Stale and National AFFAIRS 10 give Tree
EXPRESSION 10 cur political sentiments as Democratic
Republicans, who determined By every nOnoFaoe
means in power, 10 sustain The Tree and happy inS'
tulons of our beloved country.
Resoired, That have the fullest confidence III the
fnness, ability integrity, and patriotism OF MartIn '.
buren,, and believe that lie will always carry out the
principles of Democracy
Resolrcd That satisfied that the Independent
Treasury scheme the best Thai can be adopted
for the protection National Revenue and the pre-.
yenon Of urlIul dcmaggucs rcm embarrassing cur ma
lonal finances
Reso!rtd That We hope every Democrat md Conser.
vatve will lay aside ever petty and sectional difference
ant by unity Of action, maintain the infancy oil De.
mocrulIc prime pies in our State.
Resored, That The recent of VIM G. Rivcs, in
and of The Senate of the u has caused US 10 lose
all confidence in him politician
Res0re!, That We will use every fair and honorable
exerliun 10 promote The election of VIM Lucas, Esq ,
The tried, ii N, and answering advocate of Democratic
principles.
Rtsoised, Tha, we concur with the county meeting
by which II l.. Oric, Jr Esq nominated for The
House Of Delegates and TINT will give him cur cor
dial support
Resored, That Thomas Richie, Esq, the able Editor
Of The Richmond Enquirer deserves warinest thanks
for the firm stand lie has taken in present import.
ant political crisis, ard that honor the nmi'y
which cnnbit him 10 sacrifice petty differences ui OPT
mon in order 10 the institutions OF our State isom
HE ga.p Of men who see no merit IN poor man,
and That Dpcp sluuiu rightly Belong
10 the arislocfacy Of wealth.
RcScrrd, That sc hail with extreme pleasure The re-
triumphant victory obtained by the Democracy of
New iuik, h;ch rescued them from Fedora! misrnle,
and drove meritcd obscuriiy, the tyrant, Aaron
Clark, who by his iniIui,ous Communication aci caused
many poor and iriendees emgrans TO suffer SO much
misery end want the Ambny shore.
Rcs0ired, That We have entire confidence in The Con
sli.u,ionalsl az Democratic Journal We, therefore,
recommend it 10 HE support of the Republican party
generally, and TO that Of the sixteenth Congressional
District in particular
The following gentlemen were appointed members OF
The Committee Of Vigilance:
Richard d. Doran, Henry Garnhart, Isaac Foukn,
Francis Garner. Jacob Moler Sam Rokenbaugh, vii
liam Magraw, Eli II Carroll, Thomas Slrder, S. w.
Strdpr, Augustus Shope, Johnson Garret, Saml Lind
saw. Elias Arwin, James R ilyman, Hugh GalIeece,
Jesse Ba,eman. Vim. S. Smith, Tim. Harrington, An
tlipny Storm George Little, Joseph Lennox, John F.
Slridcr Joseph SrIder, Hiram Carney Hamilton Ora
ham. 1hos Bell d. s. OBoyIe John kreps Jacob Mil.
Ter, George kddfnhour, hlich Ga!aher hiram tier.
rim on Rcbt Rdsrhour, Philip Coons, Philip NJ Bride,
Asnph Wilson, Jacob Foreman, Joseph Johnson Geo.
Zerccr, iam Moore, William Morgan, J. Rocken'
taugh Jacob AIslod, Thos. Maury, Jerome d, Wright,
James CASTOR Adam Brown, Henry Brown, VIM. Dill
low, SamI Srider, Dnv. Gilbert, John Atwin, d Nc.
Sherry, William McSherry, w. Nunnymoker, David
Cconts Jas. Overon, John Blinco, George Mnuzy.
Resnired That The proceedings of this meeting sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary. be published in the
Constitulionas,. Winchester virginan, Richmond En-
quirer, and Virginia Free Press
On motion the meeting al ionrred
HENRY WARD, Chairman.