Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

cooperating National Bank, issue call upon those
ouposcd 10 that measure 10 meet in the several wares
of said city, and form REPEAL ASSOCIATIONS;
and that The Democratic Republican Committees
throughout the Union are respectfully recomhehoeu'
upon receiving like intelligence, TO convene their re-
spec,ve districts for the formation Of similar assoca
tons, in order that the andoic may every where folio"
the spread Of the poison.
Rcsoired, That the Democratic Republicans OF the
river counties and Long Island, are recommended IL
NEE, in MASS CONVENTION, at such place on the
II hudson River may be agreed upon, as soon ai'er
the adjournment Of Congress as practicable, TO
ize for the repeal campaign, or II the measures OF e
Federalists not consumnated at The Extra o's'
son TO take steps for securing at the fall elections
such an expression Of the voice of this State as VIII
Mace her hostility To them beyond cayi and that
Committee be appointed by the President OF tins meet
ing 10 consist of FIVE persons from New York, two from
Kings, and one from Richmond, 10 cooperate win
committees the part Of other counties, IN making
arrangements for such Conventions and further thai
it is suggested the Democracy of the other sections
of the State, that they convene like assemblages
| Resolred That the powerful and spirited support
which the doctrines set forth in the foregoing resolves
have received from the Democratic minority IN Ion
uress and the general vigilance and ability with wnlch
hev have opposed the schemes of desperate and ~
rannical majority euineny entitle them to the warm
commentator nf L grateful people; and II IL gra'''y
nu 10 us that Silas Wright, Jr, the able ana n'n.''
Senator from this State and the delegation IN ''e
House from the city oil New ofk haVe esPce'"'! -
flied the confidence rcposed in them BY their eonsttu
ents o.o the
President amounted tlefollowing gentlemen as lhe ~,
i, ,,ai Coyresponding Committee: Is r. Butler, 1a'nP
p White. Wright Hawkes., Prosper NJ. Wemore' mo Is,
n w Edmonds, John NJ Bradhurst, JOSIAH h'c'' ~.
II lJnni stephen r. Harris, Elijah +. Puray, YIN
- wa,e,m,p Charles b. Moore, Stephen u. Aiien'
,v.,,sr Rowne Auruste Davezac, Thos. W. lucke,
, carard,s Boyce. David Bryson, II. ~ Fryalt, NrI'
~ Waterbury, Solomon Townsend, Dane'
!, pan,. Charles hicycan, James 7. Brady, Samuei =
/ Tden o..,. .l. .,-ron,,c
r.,ts far a Mass Convention George Weir, Jared
W. ncI Allen NJ Sniffen, Clement GnIon, james
! /. Greenman of New York; Philip S. Crooke and ,
S. Powell of Kings, John C. Thompson OF Richmond
The following resolutions were offered by MAJ. Ia
!, yezac, and unanimously adopted;
RssOired That this meeting has Obtained PROOF ina
more than one hundred American citizens, who, IN
spired by the love of American Independence, and
lust horror for European bondage having been taken
prisoners in Canada during the late struggle in tina
!. Colony against Metropolitan vassaage, now undergo
Il in Van Dicmans Land, all the fortunes which England
is wont TO nilic such captyes as she believes un
E protected by their own Government.
Pesolred therfforc, That we request our Reprcsen
ativcs in Congress urge the Executive the adop
ton of measures obtain their liberation from capt.
4 yity. .
/ The meeting was ably and eloquenty addressed b,
the Hon Aaron Nanderpoel, Maj A Davezac, Mar
shall J. Bacon, Samuel J. T,den, and Garr Gilbert
!. Esors, of New York, and Walter Whitman, Of SUI!
2 folk county. -.-
!, On motion of ALLEN NJ. SNlFFEN, Esq, it vas
/ Rrsuired, That the proceedings OF thus meeting b
published in all the Democratic papers of this city, an
that copy of the be presented to each branch
Congress- and 10 the President the L. S.
And the meeting then adjourned.
ISAAC l.. vARlAN, President