Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14
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'LOuiSA COURT HOUSE, NaTCh II. l-%'
"Ycs,crGny our Court day IN this county. al. !.
can say to ycu tie ''pecple up in reality The 4,
publican party had the largest ting we have ever @
in This county since my remembrance. They fist ::
sembled in the Court room. The Committee 10 adopt
Resolutions for sending Delegates TO the Convenlrn, r.
tired TO jury room When they returned, they !ocEi
the Court in They made their report IN ~
ward TO an immense concourse OF citizens As YOU 81
sec they ate not 10 he misunderstood; they axe sI
ard decisive; and We send our thorough going men 10
the Conyo n,lon We might have nominated ten tines
as many of the crred.-Aitcr our meeting GEL,
the Court adjourned The candidates for Congress Gr
land aud GoTdon) commenced their speeches IN he
Courthouse The crowd was so large, they had u 20
into the ward Garland spoke for three hours mo-
lie attempted In clear away the charges IN abord '
tedious wGy-bu the question as to his being an Ath'
nis,rarion man. ard whether be would 90 for Mr.. Ia
Buren, were the election to come at the present lT:
he seemed 10 be disposed 10 adjourn, and w0uId not
nit MmSc!t.
after he had finished Gen Gordon got up. and ted
The people it was his intention 10 have mace them !
lenglhy speech, but that Garland had taken up The C
He would only make them short address. ! can assgn
you II OF the most mastery efforts, as Se. ~
some Of the appiest hits ever heard. AT every d
he pumped out the Conservatives--1c deIenCtd nj
financial policy Of the Administration, and the corl.
Of the Secretary of the Treasury, IN The sale OF the bona
on the IT, s. Bank with more tact and effect than M
ever heard it, lie declared that the little band OF u
ssrvavcs some of HON had already committed the;
selves to Mr. Rivps for President of the United Stats
were yet covered with blankets. He oppose :
u 5. Bank in any shape; said the Pet Bank system
been blown up rom Maine 10 Georgia; and that he
mired Mr.. Van Buren's irmncss in resisting Their 40
ence aud his going back TO dc princPes Of tie tor:!'
tOR
Il see that great many Of our Conservative im'
are opening their eyes Although some may 90 Tor o.
land they will yet stick 10 Van Buren, They "t.Ga
nothing TO do with this coalition between IhtM t1.'
and the Bank party Should this coalition between /
leaders Of the Conservative party and the old D'aE
Cockade FederalsIs, he consumma,ed, IT vii be 0.' I
Degrading and it will sink the coalition between 40 i
and Clay into perfect insgnihcance What. ~
and intelligent community 10 be ifammeed, i-''f.
aud transferred, like sheep CATTLE from one cat11'
to another 1T degrading 10 treemen-and If pt's'
in, where would it lead II would explode ever 1
like RcpubIicanisn-lt would BE- non-CommIttaiism
a vengeance, when We hear SO much cant about !
improperly OF committing ourselves for one VII 1
done so much for the whole Southern country, - |
hour of trial and panic with the AboliIi0ns,s, 'd'
MED power all cumhlned he having declared he " =
veto any bill infringing on our Southern rights aH. !
perty; to say in word, administering the G0Ternm'I
such way, to cause his personal enemies as "'"
the whole Southern interests, 10 come TO his supp-
Would il not be base ngratudc 10 torsaAe hi'" al -
interesting crtStS?