Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12
deserves from an insuled and indignant Peop.e
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The Pittsburg Mercury states that The crun'ing
faction Of Annasanry in THIS State has fixed upon his
gentleman (t"n ScotO their candidate for the IRE
sidency III / H. For time past ScreRs Eafr0irf,
Purk, and ether prominent ppr layers, nave been eau
cussng harrisburg, and arranging plan for the III
tufe operations their adrrn,s and the upso was the
publication of call for meeting $50 organize for i'r
support Of Gen. Wiafeih Scott Tor President, in -l,
aud John Banks, for Governor" THIS arrangement wll
be- responded 10 every county where there distinct
an,imasnnic organization. The Mercury Cen
eral Scott against assnciang his fortunes with such
Clique. II says, that Tine par:ali'y OF this corrupt
and fast Gecayng political faction viii forever destroy
his political hopes, unless he promptly rejects Their
proIsred friendship, and hav dlscouages Their opera
tons in his favor This he wall probably do
MlDUl.ESEX COUNTY
AT large and respectable meeting Of The citizens 81
Midd!csex, without distinction Of party, held IN the
Court house in Urbanna, Monday, 21th September,
lcil-lhe meeting was organized By calling l.rwt. Is.
Montague TO the Chair and appointing Robert L. Robins
Secretary
The object of the meeting having been briefly
planned by L. /. Montague, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Reso'red, That his Excellency John Tyler President
OF the u S. by exercising the great conservative power
OF ms Office IN applying the Executive Veto to the
bulls Tor the establishing Of National Bank passed
HE late session o. Congress- has truly sustained h. Re-
publican principles which have hitherto illustrated and
adorned his political character; that far from eng
guilty OF periidy, either 10 the country The party
which elected him, he has rendered essential service -
bolh-o The former, by preserving the Constitution IN
violate to the latter by preventing the commission Of
an act on their part, OF deep ,reachery 10 the nation al
large
RcSolrcd, That the late election of President and
Wee President of the United States effected MS
By the combination OF great variety Of circumstances,
and the influence Of number Of different issues,
not, by any jus, mode oi interpretation be regarded
tic expression 81! The national vii in favor II B4n!.
Of the United States and especially when It is renrn
bPred that that question, IN many parts OF
try, empha,ically waived during the late contest
Rrsoirfd, Tina, one Of the great PRINCIPLES for winch
the Wing Party have hitherto most zcaiuIsly contentcd
IS, that the Federal Executive should te the President
OF the Nation, not the head Of Party cannot,
therefore, bat regard the present Remuneration Of Mr.
Tyler Tor carrying out that principle By the leaders OF
that Party as exhibiting want Of good faith and P"l
teal honesty, deeply Notifying 70 every American
Patriot
ResOeed, That those of US who coopsra,ed with the
Wing Party III the late contest did perfect good
iaih. We believed that the pledge 10 administer the
Government upon State Rights Republican principles
would be truly and faithfully observed We rejoice
tiud that IN Mr. Tyler we have not been mistaken, and
in relation to General HARRISON We believe that il.
100, had he lived, would have pursued the patriotic
course.
Eesoised, That highly approve the course Of
Messrs Rives, Hunter, Wise, Gimer, and Mallory,
] on the Bank question and though denounced Al
rtractonsts yet they alone Of all Their " hig coprcrs
in the Virginia representation, have TeGrcnied t!eir
pledges TO the country.
Resoircd That the Secretary be requested 10 enclose
copy Of these resolutions TO the President and IL Iur
nisl the Editors OF the Richmond Wing and Enquirer
with copy each, with request Tor publication ia their
respective journals.
On motion, thp meeting then adjourned
LEWIS Il. MONTAGUE, Pres;.
| Eorr. &. RoRiS:, Sse'y.
! 1nr- The Mad,naiaa wil please copy.