Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08

ms lection Of plants, to the TASTE anu p''"
i 7as..,s, y, MEG. make an engagement with the
sia".,,n and UNIQUE musicians now III 'h's W
ia I'D hope that il would prove to the oehe"' vi
Il, We sh'u'" :"
tn 49,. no, done justice To oar own feelings OF 10
We - Tho Agricultural and Horticultural Asso-
ta' "" the county of Henr.co. We shall a'te'np.
49, some amsnse honorable TO ths meft''''us 'n
1 ~. - ,r- next, Our tribute will be late, though
s.if'o" - They hold their next Exhibition on the
49,, j. las month
-. American Aali. Slavery Society" is to hold
,,J important meeting at Philadelphia on the
-; DECEMBER. II is 10 give 4 new impulse TO the
~ '., Petitions, and To furnish new materials vi
A. .,,.f 10 such marplo,s as Adams, Slade & Co.
~ Philadelphia Sentinel says, at is apparent, that
.,,.n,, 10 identify the Wing party with Nat'ona
/, INST inevitably result in the prostraon OF the
- A. well rs tie Bank" The Sentinel predicts
g.,e result will BE-, that powerful effort Will Of
~ !, ,,,s bosom OF the Wing party, once more To
awe iie claims Of Mr. Clay, IN favor ofa candidate
:, completely identified as that gentleman Is VIII"
J., BANK question:
,,...r If NE STATE Riuh.s' Republicans cf Richmond
proud and pleasing Office to us TO lay before
.s.3r,s the Proceedings OF the Republican Meeting
Vsr,s.d,y night II assembled in the City Hail-anu
49, ave not seen for years Democratic meeonS ;"
> .bmond, more numerous, Respectable, HARMONIOUS
arf.l
,r.n they bear testimony ~ the resprctaoii'ty OIL
,se, nr. and the order aad enthusiasm OF lis rr"'
&c. I've had no disscnson or d'scussion-no
,, .,rin, IN the Committee, n Gscordant oso"'e
, ne meeting, as was Witnessed IN Tue ant e..
/, - WhiSwa.n, which lately attempted 10 "aeaa Gu
,,, TYLER" Every thing went oil IN The haPp'es'
borne along by the bunyant teelass oil cheefed
-! Nearing Democracy The Preamble and Rssolu
,.os si,l sneak for themselves We hope every Se-
~ nm viii read them After they had been adopted,
IN vas made upon MIR. Dawson, the hrpuoicah
i ,5c- Of Congress from the State OF Louisiana, u
,3.tss the meeting -ba; unfortunately he had Fis 'he
-, Eek minutes before. a call was then made upon
, +, S,dloo ESQ .whose sword ms was s,d) IS
ms ready aud always bright -and nobIy dia lie
IA !, Inc enthusiastic Voice of his fellow-citzens
i nave never heard him more eloquent and yet more
,,,,,,ivc-and never so animated and SO thrilling
.,o,.als 10 tie Patriots of Virginia-Atter lie had
I,..d his powerful address, the meeting ADJOURNED
d. ,ce tin: i, has been held; and trust, that the
s.,..s Il shls' Republicans IN every county, winch
-, 81, SPOKEN will come for.h IN l!a mijesiy o!
.,.,- sfenr,i-and rally around our ancient banner:
A., meeting of the STATE Rights Republicans OF III
80 ., Richmond, held at the City Hall, on Tuesday
!. j.a October, loil w
Ga notion Of DIR. Samuel d. Deacon, Capt. William
D Wren appointed Chairman, and william IL
!. in aas appointed Secretary.
"a motion OF Thomls Richie, Esq committee o.
,so was appointed by the meeting, .or the purpose
-.,,,,tnr such matters as night be deemed worthy
o:.a. consideration Of the meeting.
~ C,uni,tee consisted Of Thnmas Richie, Esq,
~ ! Watson, Esq, Col. Francis Wicker, Samuel
II nsno,,. Washington Greeuhaw, john Worib!e,
1.oa,s Il Els, Thomas T. Giles, Daaiel Trnehear,,
palm Ml,a, Jatncs ~ S-dion, William Wallace, Is
o,..,s and COL George ". Mun!ord.
attra 81 ri time, Mr.. Richie submitted the follow
iar Report from the Committee:
The Safe Rights Republicans of Richmond believe
~, 4, th, nnf tirla 4
me-, primary assemblies, to express their deliberate
o7,1n upon public measures. II has become ncces
u order to check their Representatives IN the mad
c,..r :hey have SO nausnc:ously begun. II IS import
=. n order that the President of the L. 5. may know
i. sentiment OF the people upon the great questions
pl.:a ;.a;e the public mind, ana that ne may oe SIT
,i..,a !, stand bv the Constitution and preserve u
~ ruthless violation. Ii especially the duty OF the
7.,,le SAGE the voice OF those WAC might and would
fyr ryen u...rance 10 their OPINIONS has been un~ar
.Slg siled, and the right OF free debate m the
,,,c. at HE nation has been soleDny abridged by
cAase7iag majority. When Their representatives. are
,,,,.d It becomes more than ever the people to speak
I , should drnounce those who question the righ
l.fl.l 5om their ancestors, AMI enjoyed and piac-
-. .,om time immemoral, To have heir viii ieaf!rss
.2oclalaed upon any and every subject Of public
t,a.-,n rs portion Of the people, anxious TO pro-
-: NJ; rights, 10 preserve the Constitution, and 10
s.:,sa.e our institutions, are stimulated publicly
- i. aud those worthy TO BE- sanctioned.
I'll. sorry IL the contest during the late presidential
,.ya.s IS rep.,e with useful instruction. IL demon
..,!e, Tie absolute necessity for declaration at prln-
c,. b. those who seek for popular tasoar II prln.
co.,. are not ayowea whenever they are attempted to
bs.7.,,c... The excitement which the previous
=, eccd mast be renewed; the agitation AUS,
t,.sge c1n::auc-fr the pubic mind Is not prepared
7 .y,ois reflections u take decisive ACTON and va
lon IL our councils, and instability in our Govern
II, mG,. be the consequence
Taaryh,ut the late Contest, called upon our OPP
, rents l. give their ptincipes-to announce to Us
- measures Failing in obtaang response, such
. aoad have honored great party, struggling Tor
e'2 measures, were constrained TO resort 10 pro-
pa.c5 and conjecture: founded, indeed, upon data de-
,yed IN ,.e,r previous history We predicted, that
/: hey should succeed in the election, the door would
j drown oyrn for the petitions of the A6oli,lonisls,
~ an alriang agitation OF that delicate suJcct IN
olr National Councils would inevitably ensue. This
are wls rdcul,d as fiction. But already we See
IL !sen;yfrst rule Of The House of Representa-
lie: threatened with rePea the whole subject having
been suspended, only 10 be revived al the next ses-
'2h o. Congress, when new anu angry ueoa's
RS over the country. We have seen tao, every Wing
!.,m ..s non s!avehodng States voting against the
It'll on ,l!s question at the late session. with the eS-
c.,,oa Of Mr. Profit from the State Of Indiana, and
regret 10 have seen among them, two Of the Wing
representatives. from own State.
we warned the tidt ~ 10 OpJeSl va W.
opponents to impose upon them new burdens, beyond
* necessary ard economical wants Of the Govern
m-ai Thai they would impose tariff for protection,
l1Gs unequal, and contrary TO the spirit and intent
. tie Constitution. This charge was proclaimed by
lie aeknoa teed organs Of their party IN Virginia to
y s!ande. scarcely worthy Of serious retu,atlon.
We caa-g.d them, with intent 10 inflct upon the
| country Tie national curse Of national debt We
a.;aed the people, that il the policy Of advcr-
20 create enormous loans that they might be az
,o;tec ready excuse resort TO increased taxation
W Predicted that the proceeds of the sales Of the pnb
e .nts would be sqnandered and dissipated. We
acre denounced as deceiyers engaged in miserable
! 4l'rsp:cscaiaton.
We wataet the people with the earnestness of deep
CONVECTION, tina; il the object Of opponents to
listen upon country National Bank. Their Con-
'eaiiors in Virginia assembled 10 reflect the true
n'g@ o tie will Of their party, denied the charge and
asf.sd il !rom them with assumed contempt. Their
ir press tcved The Bank as d, al monster, that
?ar. could resrscta.e the revival Of which i'll any
s.'pe was hut chmera Of ewderfd brain. Their
an'o's "undcr October sun" proclaimed, that their
alt'daies were both upon constitutional grounds ut.
": opposed to Bank, and their Demagngues took up
',7o,e and made 1t ring through mountain and vale.
Ne condemned this wan. of declaration Of princi-