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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18


At meeting Of large portion OF the citizens OF
Elizabeth City and Warwick Counties, (wittout dis
tncton of party held at the Court House in the town
of HAMPTON, on Monday lst March; on motion, Sam
ue Grimes was called 70 the Chair, and II. n. Bowden
appointed Secretary The object Of the meeting hav
ing been explained by the Chairman, the following
gentlemen were appointed committee, TO draft pre-.
amb!e and set of resouons expressive Of the sense
of the meeting, viz: DR.. Hope James Bnrsi!er,
Gill A. Cary, Jos. Scgar, WNJennIngs, hennon Wh'-
ting, Maurice Fitzgibbon, john Purkngton, Thomas
Coote, John Nctlles, OILY Lumber On motion the
Chairman added
After short retirement they reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted:
Whereas, The safety and wcll-beng of a nat'or de-.
pend, in great measure the proper observance OF
its duties towards Others and rigid enforcement OF the
respect due from others to it, and, whereas TINS respect
has been violated in numerous instances lately, by
the British Government in conduct towards US; and
whereas Also we would fam have believed that in this
enlightened age all differences between nations might
be adjusted without recourse to arms but as all at
tempts the part Of this government to effect this
object ia an amicabe manner have failed; and as 1t IS
our opinion that the design of Great Britain is to reduce
US 10 our former condition proynces- becomes our
duty to ourselves and posterty to take such mea-
sures as are calculated to protect US in the enjoyment
Of our rights and to perpetuae the invaluable bless
mos beoueathed to by forcfathers, who freely
perilled their all for our sake: Therefore,
Resolred, That the Report recently made in Con-
gress by the Hon. F. w Pickens the subject of our
foreign relations, meets our entire appropriations tor lis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

sound, statesmankc, and patriotic views and that the
view there taken 10y him q" The power and resources of
the British Government toy Their with her recent acts,
and rapid strides 10 universal dominion, well cllcu
lated To the dormant energies OF every patriotic
bosom, and prepare the people al this country 10 TAX
such were taken by their ancestors Tor the
preservation of their rights.
Rcsoircd, That the Navy is the strong arm Of
tonal defence, and that is the ddy Of government Ia
take the subject into considerations and increase That
branch Of service accordingly.
Rcsoired, That war and only is the most circ.
tua way al wplna off national disgrace and r.
treving our national honor, which lately has been 80
slamr!ully violated, that war is The only way by w"h
the British Government be taught that ~ VIII
maintain our rights, and never b. coi"n''s and
consequently that she had well for all abandon
any such design.
Rrso!rcd That We have thorough conviction el The
horrors Of war, and would not precip;ae the country
into one if il could possibly be avoided; bn al the
same time we are Of opinion that the preservation Of
our liberties and advancement OF our national honor
and glory more than counter5aancr any aud all the
evils incidental TO war.
Resoiced, Tia, copy Of these proceedings be for
warded to the Hon F. w Pickens, and copy also to
the Editors Of the papers published in Norfolk anu
Portsmouth with request that they be published
And then, motion, the meeting ADJOURNED
SAMUEL GRIMES, Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

Prudence perhaps might to seal our lips on
The subject of the bills before the Legislature.
But should dcspsc ourselves if with present i'm
pressons We did not speak out. The Southwestern
Turnpike Road has been rejected in the S'nate The
vote of the Senator of this District contributed to lis
rejection We regret to say that he voted against a
OIL 50 interesting the State deeply interesting to
the great James River Improvement-and to the City
OF Richmond In the name Of the City, with whose
interests We are deeply united, though differing with
the majority of its politicians-n the name of the
State, we conure the Senator TO review his course,
and move a reconsideration of the bill. Let him
consult his Constituents, who around him-let
han consult the most enlightened men, whose voice
IS more persuasive with him than our own, and
see II an overwhelming majority in this city does
e" wish him to act decisvely in favor of the bill
Surely, surely, he will not msrepresen, their wishes
We mean not only the whole community of Richmond
but the majority of his District. Our brethren of the
Southwest ask only the pitance of $4,000 to con
,ruct their turnpike, Mr.. Lyons cannot be blinded
10 the consequences of his present course The South
Western Turnpike gone The Potomac Railroad bill goes
also Neither of these great Internal improvements,
IN which Richmond, and Virginia herself are deep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18
lIlE BEGINNiN(

THE BsJtNNiNO
The composition Of the Cadiact-the fnaugnrat-the
r,o.crp;on Of the Postmaster of Rchmond-the up
continent, Of Mr.. Webster's as under Sc
cre,ary Of State are omnous signs of the present
Administration They usher in political Prospect,
which is calculated to awaken the fears and arouse the
exartiouS Of the Democracy of the Union.
In addition these significant signs, IS the unpara-
cled rush for Office among the once ant'.spos party
lie appointment Of Members OF Congress to office,
which this same party also once deprecated-and the
aopoiutment OF a par;zan Editor to the only To-
r.i,n mission which has been filed by the advice
and consent of the Senate. H. Mark among the
appointments, so far as published, that OF A. a.
Hall In, Editor of the .NashrWc Banner. lie Is one
@, the bit.rest partZan Editors IN the tninn.--fle
was the Messenger who carried the Electoral oc OF
Tennessee TO Nashington-and he has been lowering
over that city ever since, waiting and woons the
spoils Of victory. Thus It Is, that another OF the
pledges of the Wing party has been talsied-and ,is
that General Harrison begins already to bieak III
upon The Palladium of the Press.
II All these Signs take place within the first fort
night Of the new Administration If promises in s'c'h
10 be the Sataraia Regina What may we not hereaf-
expect II these things done in the green tree
what may we not expect in the dry'
from the .yerc Hampshire Pc:riot)
Tar prcIyS<c the Of the new Admnistra-
on the creation 81 new ohcer IN iitaoh oil .'s "'gG
H. announced by The Federal ptpers ihat D1n r.
n ,r has been appointed Secretary ~ State There -
Il, .u oace either 10 The Constitution or te laws ana
~ rl, have been by the President or his Secrc-
~ s, rher has lately England 10 look II tie fash
% ii IN, English Court with the English bankers
and the official his new ihc. Is 10 initiate the I'm
luu Constitution Whether Is 10 be hereditary IN the
lma.s branch OF the family We are not YET informed we
s ne have we suppose HhsncsC :" ,s r. a
MEL F. WEBSTER Under Secretary ct State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18
HnwnrN. .StcrciarN.
TO TIE EDITOR or 7wE ENQUIRE

TO TIE EDITOR OF TUE fNSCIhrh.
In the nomination of Col Raymond for The Senate
Of TIC u. S. rs Mr.. Clayton he made some illusions
To certain letter Of instructions from portion al ms
constituents under which he acted. The letter was
Immediately pronounced on the floor hoax BeieV-
nr as did that the paper genuine, and tha' inc
instructions had been got i'll good iait ny Inc rehuS
Of Col HAMMOND | remarked that had seen me pro.
credinns Of the meeting at NJ ddr;own noticed IN Mr'
Haymond's press or paper printed al Morgantown,
meaning nothing more than that the Mo:gan'""n press
was The known organ Of CD. layn"nd as much 50 as
thr Madsonan is lie organ Of Mr.. Rves, or the Argus
A, Wheeling the organ Of Mr. Sicenrod For lie above
remark The Editor Of The Republican has in his paper
If the Io,l ult pnunced down upon me most uncere-
uonionslv Indeed hr has gone far as positively 10
assert tina, he cares noihin. for Now to he form
ally read on, Of the good graces OF 50 ustrlous per
sonarr IS ntolcrablc
The Editor asserts that his press GnrS not belong to
Col. HAMMOND that liz holds nothing but deed OF
trus upon il: and that il belongs 10 Inn only upon
condition that the money for which il !, mortgaged be
not maid Now Of all this was perfectly ignorant, I'M
til saw it announced in his paper, not surprising
that Col Raymond had any Pcr"msarg interest IN nus
press, but had supposed that, like most Distinguish"
and aspiring men, he had selected friendly press 10
advocate his claims to office But | d., on reflection,
recollcct that the Editor Of the Republican turned u
POLITICAL somerset. wonder il this took place about
The time of the execution Of the deed OF trust "Ii
the Enquirer insert the above for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

" concerned, can succeed Both reiected-hoth I'M
provements arrcstcdand the presen, Legislature ad'
lourn, without striking one bold stroke for the Improve
mcnt Of this good old Commonwea lth-w,'hout w'a''
ing single chnplet around her honoret brow IN is
sslins them both, the State is amply ndemn'''cu
She can lose noihng-but she must ultimately gam,
In the present state OF our finances, we would
ask scarcely cen. from the Treasury, except Tor
these two safe, valuable aud noble objects. In me
name then of the City and Of the STATE we appeal :"
S,,or from Bedford through whose District tins road
IL Il, .li,Ll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

Great Freshct.-'The late continued rains 10 the
South have occasloned muc! damage 10 the Augusti
Railroad At Horse Creek, miles from Hamburg
about 200 feet of the Road entirely broken up. Al
Cattle Greek 15 miles from Charleston several hundred
yards of the railway removed and the rails held TO
gether only by the ron The Of course stop
ped At Four Hole Swamp, the road was submerged
for the distance of mile, and broken pieces for hall
a mile.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

Corrccfon-Our Printers Devil PLAYED the deuce with tile
The Post Dic. ina-A Inc
posed and .lsiy the Of the pas,a.cft should
thus hut for The trudncsdhv the trpugaphi
Errathm "The Wing reconcile their
duty aud dsniiy submit The caon Which this FAC
genius has assnm-awli the haah and The
lash The otcr-and aspiring control all appointments from
Senator the The Scraraa, The Giylu; leave
To
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

Sno~ again Tuesday opened with the sweetest
Spring morning we have witnessed during the month !;
but, on the night, the snow began to fall and it
continued until late hour, yesterday It lay several
inches deep, and the heaviest snow have had du-
ring the winter II is rarely, indeed, that the oldest
people have seen SO heavy snow in the middle of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

u We have yielded nearly all our Editorial space
this morning to the admirable Address Of the Repub
can members of the General Assembly 10 the People
of Virgnia-to the Speech Of Gen. Bayly on the New
York Controversy and 10 the Letter of Mr. Van Buren,
TO the Legislative Convention Of Missouri. So deeply
impressed with the value of these articles, thai
not only resign our pen in their favor, but have
struck off few Extra Copies Of our paper for more
general circulation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

NJ The Democratic Party Of Amelia are requested
to hold meeting the 9TH Thursday of March, that
being Court Day Communicated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18
MrrTIyG IN ELIZABETH CITY

, NJ No Northern Mail last Evcnlng-Thc Cars can
travel on the Railroad In some OF the counties
tn. snow must have dried 10 the depth of several feet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

for the next after the date Of this order the officers Of
those regiments may trained this Spring such place shall
be designated the Courts Of Inquiry for their respective reg
ments. by command, ..n,a,. !,
March ls l0i-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

n Nenezuela for which, rarzan Eo"o' w.
Mat =, The Nashville Banncr,l has been app'ln,eu
\ 70, ,s the Nilsson TO London: Inc lies'ue"
"sa,us ,ha, Mr.. Stevenson has rendered nus Ie.
W" that; he is ANXIOUS IL return houe-'ia -
sE'a". .or the arrival of his succcssor-that 'ne
Guy ,,lc negotiations between the two c"nh'f'rs
"a" ,a difficult and requires the Mission 10 t'o"
ct'' III others To be filed, with IS little de'hy 10
d."',f hy Minister charged with the w'soeS "i ''
r,,, ADMINISTRATION, and who nshas :" l''h.''. ~ ),
T'e>t MEy them has 10 Minister been arph'hi'a'
.us. The claims of several candidates cannot Vt
! !, !, because il is difficult To decide between
adis'" ans 81, the citizen 81 Philadelphia aud the
'h' ylr,,n,a The wh IL matter Is mystery 10 us
g -. - s!en; in las Inaugural, nia@es almost Il
- ...,,,u,r himself q. his Executive functions
,,h-ouinr the responsibility upon Congress liow
an" vc 10 account for the fact, taat instead OF
iHeh - his constitutional advisers, the Senate OF
e'' .he President has faded TO make hs nom:na-
U" -, fr,isn Ministers, whilst they were IN session:
~, J.. mean TO take these appointments INTO his own
Y ", 6,rinu the recess of the Senate-and appoint
-. own free will and Accord without the advice
,nscnt of the Senate: We shall see
THE OFFICE HUNTERS.
-, Nsd,sonan (once Conservative, now WhigJ
"l,,ns most piteously of the spirit OF " race
",,n,' which distinguishes the p"i'tie'ans oil Tue
INT a,r II declares that sitmted as IS tAe mH'Hoe'
!: ,nuojatnsnts, the number Of osprcnfs haS oeeo",
I! ht,,d amt IS constantly increasing M na'Vefs''
"A unrttn
par.v without distinction, has become grea.
,',, iii. calling loudly for correction We need not
H., ), DESTROYS the spirit of Independence lha' u
.,,sss a yenal and scrvie humor that u sthes tue
.io r;r,nes tina, il wastes time and spends money
far nangh; that, gives rise to seere, nrg"ss anu Va,
ars arts oc corruption; that it creates an nnps9nuc
ac.,y,Iy which agi,ates the country without adding
- - resou,ccs llult,udes know these things are
OBVIOUS a., WIZ Marty, Whom
al washington swarm with many Office hunters US
Ltsiua Wien was such an unb'rshng lus, o, pace
a. ,ow And what, ,len, we 10 think OF '''e pro-
a.ss,ons of these Wings They, WHO but last yea!
wms they eagerly seeking to elsa, " VI
Nny HARRISON made many far professions OF ais'
'n,s<,sauess and declared against the alleged office
Sgsrng Of the Van Buren, party, are now the very
s,., te clutch for the spos. Their number, according
- s confession of their organ, ''unltmaed an"
lcpsian.u iacreas;ng.' People OF Virginia, VIVA
,nnk You of the humbugs by which these men wouie
hive deceived YOU What think you Of a party whe
"ss Allah Allah !" when they seeking victory
and turn their back upon all their professions, wher
;aev desire 10 clutch the spos Of the victory
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

GENERAL ORDER.-Tlic Commander hicf finding il
VI possible discriminate accurately the numerous ai
pcaom, the passage OF March H. lei0 aIha
2ing separate under particular circumstances Geti'
all such application be made tile Counts u Inquiry
regiments whose opinion hercu."
the Commander No separate tran
Rss Will be authorised bur the recommendation OF the Regimen
Of Inquiry In there should not be time for Tie
the recommendation Of ias
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

Mr. Daniel Jeni.cr of Mary land declines poll FOR
Congress lie tells his constituents that hc has thus
early advised them Of his intention, he believes that
lhe present condition Of affairs is such as 10 require
Congress should be convened before til" usual period
of its meeting" We presume, Mr. WISE was right
in conecturing that Mr. Jcniirr has his eye upon the
Mission to Austria-where tobacco interest may
require his attention. 1t is perhaps the first time a
member of Congress rode into foreign mission u
tobacco hogshead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

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