Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

" 49," AZ far III. Presidency. and thr republican par
,y-that tia, IS the only indispensable Guaitfca''oh 70
a CORDIAL rec ption INTO their ranks-'hat 70 aoS" oo
IN. charter oc an L. ). Bank By Congress, a ii'gii rf'-
,ec,vc Tariff on imports to foster manufactures, iht.r
nal I,nrroytm-nts IN The States BIZ the Gen"'ai 20
v.rumen,. such a. may subsiaIze and hny mp the S'a.'s
,brs improved 10 a bind supper, ii the Federal 20
vernu-n,. ,,s men and measures; 4 la!!tattnous con.
.,,n,.,,n o: the Constitution. TO embrace any and every
thiur that H.. powers that be may think eHpedieh''
a.. additional concentrations 10 a high station ID iheif
ranks. ..,oa
composed Of the cd Federal party, the reneeaG"s "' ~
,ar,ies, the odd and ends fall parties, the dlsaPpoi"l'o
noLrcians, adventurous spectators, the tawnih4 ""''
SINNERS OF a f-w talented and distinguished srta' men
In Tie FEDERAL ranks, the seltconccIirc, won!d.bc s''1'
.nc.. who concr,ye themselves vas;iy above the cum
non herd. ard the blind followers OF party: cannot" y
d.ce , ,ious tricks, false, exaggerated mIssiatcinr"t O.
III. frauds, missul", cxtrasagant and tyrannicaI Is 4"
II. Republican Administrative of VI. Van Buren, t"ue-
ceive, alarm, %huHibng, and instead tn" rn'e'i'sen'I :"
her thinking frecmen Of THE United States. az TO lncncr
,brIn 10 turn out oar present Republican, patriotic ahd
.clI tried orthodox President, whose opinions aha Pr"
ci,Ies are so well known and aPprOved-'" PM ~ u
whose principles and opinions were not pT''rha'" "
IL. oivcn or defined b. those who brought hun forward
yhosc previous course has been decidedly frderai, Is
his votes on all party questions show, VIII" sinc" ms no;
mination, obstina,rly refuses TO make any avo"a's %
hrs present opinions or principles Tor the pup'c '!e'
even on The all absorbing subject, which already threat
4 ~ II IId ~ - 49, .t
Of these States, but IN" IS wootng the A6"iil'oH's'S "
private letters 70 that iactlous and i~nceCd'ary sect OF
Inmates, under the injunction that they arc nor 10 "
razrttcd IN newspapers, but may be shcwn :" ifrhu,
who j. playinr tn, double gallant BIZ avowtng antl.ap'
li,ioa principles 10 the Souih-who is a high lar'H' IN
formal Impr5yemrnt, United States Bank, a widely ID
,:,ud nous cun<ivuctonrst, and probably an !ano'''"','
st, and v, has the etfr"ntery TO CLAIM 10 De q f'ePU'"-
can or the j. f:ersonian School. u
). Rcsoircd, That IN our opinions Gen. WIN. II mar
.;.o, i totally UNQUALIFIED for the highly rcSpans'pL-
and important dutics of Presiden, Of the | ;, as wei!
from age and Imbccilty of mind, rs from MS votes !"
the Senate Of Ohio, 10 sell poor nhtc wen m" srf'
v,,ud. because unable 10 pay Il fine and costs, rs ais"
his approval Of ! law in Indiana, over which nc pos
sessed the veto power, 10 sell white men ana women
INTO servi,uGc, and who, If they escaped ana hea rom
their purchasers and their masters, were snolec' !" U
severely whipped, and 10 serve two days ior each IN
50 lost To their purchasers. as for his disregard Of Inc So
le,nu oyligatious of the Constitution OF the I, States
as is shown by his declaring that he believed II uhcon-
stitutional for Congress to charter a lhhk OF me I.
States. and forwards declaring h" would, II e.rcttd
President. aprrove 4 bHl chartcIing SUCH a Bank,
should Congress pass II, If the people called for 1t, and
he believed il would facilitate the financial operations
of The governments: and a9owing ne wonio sahctoh aht
bill that Congress passed; as tor ms refusal 10 a'"" ms
political principles and opinions al indeed ne las any
az from his WIDEN, and Inpctu"ns temper, as iatc!y
manifested To Gen. Charles Hale. 4 respectable l1etu'
b,- Of the Methodist Episcopal Church ni Cincinnati,
in the public streets Of that City, merely i"ra d;hrr.
cncr IL opinion N politics, IN which lac pronounced
Nj. buchanan, a Republican,, a dGm"'d Sc0."d'H' aha
the. Marty were MI a set OF damned Sc0HndrdS: and yet
he. Gen. Harrison, claims 10 be 4 Republican; and
above all, for his .Ab0iitiOA notions ana opinions, "h'ch
would soon lead 10 a civil aud scrvilc war, and a diSso'
luton Of uur bclorod Union.
Il. ResOtrcd, That MIR. an Buren, possesses our entire
and increasing confidence, as 4 firm, orthodox politician
and patriot Presidcnt-from his firm adherence TO his
avowed principles-trom his administration OF our DO
mcstic and foreign relations since hS elevation to the
Prcsidcncv-and from his beng the very a"'tPode OF
his competitor, Gen. Harrison, on each and every OF the
above subjects and opinions.
I. Resoirtd, That we Will support Hr. Van Buren,
for reelection as President, and will use all honorable
means in our power 10 promote that obj ct.
:. E,So'r,d, That wr have an unsiiak"n ana abiding
confidence in the virtue, patriotism AMI intelligence "I
the people, and in their capacity for scll.g"rrrnncni-
that they seek truth and mean To do right: and we ear.
ncstly invite the jealous AID and cooperation OF al! st'csI,
10 rc:rlcct our present Republican President, and there
~ avcrrinm the inIsrulc and m3!-administTat!oi 81 d re-
dcral Wing administration
=. RsS0ircd, That 10 effect that most desirable object,
/, * proper TO increase the Republican Committee OF
Bedford county, hv adding thereto the following names.
The names VIII b" furnished Us IN a few days.
10. K,SOirca, That IT Is eXpcGcnt 10 appoint SUD-
! CORRESPONDING Committees N each Battalion and COM
panv bounds Of THIS County. whose duty II shall bc 10
collect and distribute Political Documents, News.
papers. Speeches and information generally, on the
subject ofthc approaching Presidential! election, as OK.
irn,ivcly as tie, nrL ,..i. s .i~". 90 =. 49, L"""d"'
and 10 use all fair and proper means 10 induc" every
voter of the county 10 inform himself rs fully and accI.
ratcly as he can of the real principles, opinions and
course Of each ofthe Candidates for the Presidency OF
The United States, and not to take the amt on trust,
but from the candidates themselves, in their own
avown!s recently made for Me pmhie rye.
II. ResoIred, That II IS eHpecient that the hepnb!''
can Committees Of this county do meet at Liberty al
our August, September and October Court days, IN
furihcrance of the above objects.
The following gentlemen were appointed delegates
10 represent the Democratic Republicans OF Bedford
county in The charlottesville Convention, to be held on
The 9th Of September, viz: Major William Cook, Col
William A. White, Col. Lewis {. Arthur, Col Edward
:, Williams. Col. Daniel Aunspaugh. WIN. {. L"itwich
Capt. William y. Mcrr,wether, DR.. Thomas Nelson
: Can't. Milton T. Jones, Capt. Green y Board, C"l Jnn
: p. GRAY, Matthew Pate, DR.. Hector Harris, DR.. Robert
: a. Clement, Edward Lnzcnhy, James /. billiard, Capt
! Richard Davis. Nathan Reid, Thomas Poindex'cr, Jno
: ?. Chiffon; and on motion, the Chairman was added tt
the Delegation.
The following gentlemen were appointed TO attend
II District Convention 10 be held at Franklin Courthouse
on the Sd dav of August, $40: Matthew Pate, Jane:
: NJ. Ruckcr, Peter NJ. Wright, Milton J. jones, Nelson
A.. Thomson, Capt. Br,ce Meadow and Isaac James, u
On motion. Tie following resolution was adopted.
P,yoircd. That WIN. Daniel, IT,, Adolplus ID Read
y. NJ TalIafrrro. John I.rtcl.cr, Daniel lIogc, RIcharr
Logan. Archibald Stuart, J. W. Grigsby, James Nc
n Dowc!! and Col. George ". Wilson, he requested I,
attend nj Bedford August Court, 10 address the pcopl,
on The Presidential Election.
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet again at Bedtort
G August Court. WIN. I. OBEY, On mn.
{ NATHAN REID, Ser'y.
=. PITTSYLEANIA.
RI At large meeting of the Democratic Association tm
The county ofPittsylvania, convened atihc Courthouse
: on the 4th Saturday, in July, 1910, according TO adjourn
i mcnt, Col. Daniel Coleman, The President thereof, TOOK
the Chair, and called the Association to order.
The Association was addressed by Messrs. Bedford
: fl. Avcreti, Walter S. Fontaine, James Garland ant
G Joseph NJ. Terry.
After which, on motion, the following preamble and
resolution was adopted:
Whereas, this Democratic Association, representing
the Democracy of this county, heartily approving the
recommendation oithc Democratic Central Association
for a State Convention, TO be held at Charlottesville, 81
! the Gth day o: September next: Therefore,,
HSOircd, That a delegation of % be appointed IN re
present lie Democracy OF his county in the said Con
vcn,ion; and that the President name the said delrga
| ton : Whereuron, the following gentlemen were de
, signated, to wit: