Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-21

-.-lr= ana u.sssoa. 10 pizce ,ne'' csefesS iAss'e
IN han6s If tie cznapd=se 2: Smith t!a's, az
Szf,-nsia!. who ha= !a'.iE aToT'ed-ia :
= CIaa.e!znd, Oaso, thzt e "E!LL ~ 80
s,fL WHICH CnSGEEss ~ 80 u,
p-o,. i, to Sru,n. chcase wbich To1 EIt have 10:
p.s.4rn,. Nr Van Buren,. who = ?I'!.E.E p1sr-s[ =
80 snr hi 70 abol-h slavery n III D<;:'si q -.
lnn5Js. or Gen. Hsrr-on- wuo : PHo!e!! s.'1=t
ve'o no 6ii Tb.eh Congress = AMOS KENDALL.
ETiTI =! AaBEvILLE.
c",r.yT.. & II. jcly ~. 1876 y @ccoE5s q
- raIsb-,.Icn II -. t,h ot july ct AotrYi.!r Y IL.
yb:eb ne publish ;h1s wceS. affords : f"1. $500"
800: =: The .,s.. Of pubiic sentiment = iasien.zh,"as
-, n.s.-.r: The most remarkable unan7nt'S
80. - us. ..uoag IT, candidates and FeoP.e upon
.hs Presidential! question.
III. sso,i.czn,s EXPRESSED br Gen. NeDu"1e cg2inst
! -ecaar:er q: the United States bans ar ee'-.".: : =
,s,l-5 IL orar- consideration. : the evidence % : g
. n-rssfid and able statesman. upon a Sae.rc' "HC"
Il. ,horou-hl- understands. lie tenies. : "e sHIu!%
erpec, candid and rejecting men !" g. ina. 'as cilL-
~ MA bank CA Afford any trie! 70 'hr P's=ea1 sH-ol.
rassm'nts Of The country. 81. - ws ssCnl4 - 80
The :, I'll: a5,.r1c; II lis speech. We sh'u't !. -!
glsd II he could be prevailed upon 70 PFsPs'e :: :o' te
press. - -
G~n. McDu.7e Il now eH,i-e!y disconnected ron!
rar::zan influence. lie has no Fo''nca. one. T"- =
. g,,,. to none. lie (. one Ct the cH.t'yA.2;= OF ihs <o'',
ana therefore s1caks win all the purity and css'AisF.
e,.etaess Of the PIN farmer. b.: w4;tI me eZ2T'.ehS'1
ana enlightened judgment; 81 me profound ga"9s''"s'
and Observation-Disclosures.
Abou: 2EaG persons attended u j'I1 ~ te '"s''it's
oc the d,x. Tie Hon. Geo McDuiac presided. assis,-
Cd b: T.os. C. Perm, Tnos. Thompson, a"t =.
Red. a. Vice Presidents The Declaration ci lncr-
penGence was read b. Mr. Hear? Allen. anc an en-
1..n.t and arorgprat- Grafton was delivered - John
i Cunningham, E-q .Aite: al abuatan; ocEo2cGe On
ger. n Elain Republican style. had been enjoyed, tie
Tozsts were received with hearty APPRECIATION.
Tae Fcdrsai Cont ;H;."n \ 'osa;t.; '.s"S'n ~ -,r' X
<u,---t, = saved ffen' H3ola.,1 - 1,"-rs '"* y 'E''-'s
ayc.tr. tn ,trfCJ>~ u; all dalrttli t""-i,.
S5,i Ne j. sag.r md j. til Government e: our cnHce. "-.@-l
,aai ,foetrna,nt y -l.aci 70 az H:-'f@h.!1!' 'os'''' .
r. T ~ asas = Ill concc ned: 1; KIM 4 y subjected
u NJ r~-,r.at.. br>.ies ii"r- w!ACh ar is3uisd ~ a VIZ, E. 1I@
-,Inuulca! administration Il th- Government, and 'h'9e ,"oi'I
" .:.:.@ = ir.crrr,l !m2rU;rmeu; byta~ Fsd@ral Government:
IN. M. ,sg.r,s.! meas i el;faya.an;, amt corruption. n"
r~-.ariy teltlbs = iherea,e-ii u Or ""'': ~'S'- 49,
,nIr,.a-,.p: i III. .pr, Of flna;lc,sm, which rs'pv:nis- III.
w0f.. II he fsrI - The name q tHe hius y re- '. -" ;.
M. :. s,,1, "" d.t: II petition. IN; on which, Tx the Pc~e=at,
will -t.ud IN TIE breach. @ad F,A Al! iof our ''s"'s eS"'s' y! -
God saG cI.er-,le money ot til Constitution: "la'svera.-
,aa1 .. y y y ..,a o':sa' :. . ~" "ts... ed .aca.I NJ r. rnaufed.
IN Banks: T-e g! hlge n@ia".: I, a:sa! t,g4l :. = rr -,
y.ti.: Ia uEa!canIn= term drawn itcm LH-i." h.'t't!
se-rated,. indeed, - IT. ~ N our R"'o!it'o"a'E sn'--..' '''
nu. r~,;...,-G ana degraded hg IL application I" i4f& iM.t''.
g-pqSl!ean.su a-lin-; Federalism: Demosr1's a2a.:l'i %tI"".f.'
EsssaI5cs".- i'"mocracy against modem "aG I,. ,h- , r.|
a-7;a-r management: anf d.,,ru,i Of 'h"a-~il'r fN-"s- "-a1i,i
con.plntaugn-o5-n a'n~al q Ynncp!. against pageant! ana
HIra van rurra; IL fin aat 4n''i; ;t'ni u d-fnee :.
S~.qrb-:a E.eL;s ana t~ goat r.ariri.s u ismgs'50E. ~, ~,
la. 9prn.a b .man hase o"c -npD~f. >.
~ - c"nurt,s" II A,4D.-u.a'. 'tra N,D.,'iE' IL
President Of In daJ: oar former G..tn=dt.Hsis 1oA@ yea an"
stt,ut.oa al ire -oath and Southern interest,". H. .ta'e,mt:.".''
talent. an! integrity eagal"d b. irw, surpassed by none. ne.
nos Grvu.e> ~, i,y., by ~ u"E ch1c". -g!slS y Ia pursuit. -
ig0egl:.r.: ~: south carolina I'm wiih pHGe i1:at> 10 "iaI !
on 81 hr mot charianrd iao; gite!~"E-.
j To tins III. hcDu:Ic replied ~ i speech OF aoaut
AZ hour length, wiuch was enthusiastically che.'c".
After his thanks to the meeting -! remembering !I"'
IN his retirement. he entered Uponth topics winch ,'".
a.'tat- the Pua!c i"snt. promising, taAt - ne hhU'
wien n public lie, neTer concealed rom ms c'".'llu.
eat, hs sentiments upon any pn!;,'cal. topic, zen when
he dill red wi:h them most w:de!:, he trusted 'Aat liz.
could MT now. a. 4 private citizen. lie suspected oi@ny
SINISTER design when be declared has opinions,
He explained wha, the independent Treasury was,
and enforced the propr,ety o,Its adoption as a means o.
makIny the puhirc Troasur" safe. o: rendering the h".
yc!aurn, who'll. luGc ,"nd~n'. # promoting economy
IN public expenditures. AID OF .urnIsi!,ng a sound cur
rener. He had before supported the l. ;. BanE rs n"
found IL existing. because he deemed u thor us"iHl Is Z
regulator ri III" currency; but the same Bank, II "ow
oxis'inr N Ii. same form, could not r. gniatc ine State
Banks. increased as they had been in number and capi-
tai: and q greater d"lusI1n never possessed any Pcop:t,
than that nt,hos" who supposed that the establishments
ola ncw National Bank, such as might be hoped oiu;-
n;st i sound currency, would afford any !c.ici - lie
prrsel; distress.
\. Upon Tie Presidential question, as to the mca mere
IL. he was indifferent. however greatly ne might sup
pos" them 10 G.ti-r ~ ability bat lopH!ig upon ,ii"hi
as the representatives, Of diverse parties and interests,
he could not doub; the propri"tr OF the South support
rar Ilc. Van Buren,. He had thought III ai Nr. van
+. Buren,. but had never been more disappointed b. any
one, than By him since hrs election. To Mr.. Van Bu-
rem no one could nnw impu;c n~om-commhha! hts
course had been open, firm and favorable to our i"ieT-
csts-iIc had always been Of the Republican party, oP-
posed az now 81 the Fcdcralists, and he seemed 10 be
fairly acting up 10 hj professions.
General Harrison was the rcprescntatir" OF tie mo-
ncy influence: known t. be superannuatcd and lmte-
Gle; but s., up by those who would use him ir Their
purposes, and sustained by pageaniry and boast, aa-
dresses 10 the lowest passions made by designing Aris-
tocrats, beer barrels and log cabins, but no declaration
Of princrples.-FIc examined and contrastcd the CLAIMS
Of the two candidates to the favor Of the south, and
concluded bY expressing III The strGngcs: terms, ms sur
Prise and as~tonishmcnt that any Southern man, with
Republican principles, should hesitate one moment IN
giving 10 Ar. Van Buren, his most Jealous and cordial
n SupDgrt