Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-03

State some service in l79S and 1900 Wheg Mr. Van
Buren, was hrsf brought out before the people Of Virgil
MA he was v,ndcaed upon the ground That Madison
Report was his text book. General Harrison appealed
to hs old opnions, as beng unchanged, aud he has de-
cared in lS2 after the decision of the Supreme Court
IN the case oil McCulloch the State of Maryland
IN 1919 or ~, 81 deem myself Republican al what
is commonly called the JeiIersonan School aud be-
heye IN the correctness of that Interpretation Of the
E" Constitution which has been given By ihe WRI-
" TlNGS OF that enlightened Statesman via was at
the head OF that party, aud others belonging to it,
particularly the celebrated RtsouXfo of the virs,-
MA Legislature, during the Presidency Of Mr.. AID.
ans. Most Of the States to the sou'I;A.oirss to
be governed by these pTinc pies Of l19s, ayI lSO0
not since; and 80 do some 10 the West and N h. And
must never be torgot,en that the snake with Jack
son alone could SCOTCH has been killed By the two
toes of John Tyler.
Make the candidates for public suffrage, unvc'l them
seves-et this be done, only by candidates for the
General government but recommend thc:cetahlish.
ment OF Committees in each county, 10 put questions
to the candidates to the State Legislature and to Con
gress-draw up series OF questions on important and
fundamental prlnciples-estabsh ce"trat committee
composed OF members in Richmond, and throughout
the Siate-le this committee be required to aim at the
formation of County Commi,tees--lct the people Of
each county be invited to appoint their members OF the
Legislature, members of tins central committee, by
some such action as IS recommended The meeting of
your Convention will not be nulli,y, At most Con-
vention Tor mere temporary and party purpose; but
the effects which may be nationally an'cip ed, may be
these:
J. BY the dispersion OF documents 10 the people and
to the members Of Congress during the recess of Con-
gress, accurate, nngarbed documents VII be furnished
accessible to all.
= by addressing series of welGigestcd queries TO
public servants before the election, the people will be
we'll informed OF their true opinions and sentiments
honorable confidence will grow up between them, and,
the Revolutionary Of IS er'ine, and there
must necessarily be many candidates, il will as
suredy enable the statesmen Of TINS country 10 place
themselves before the people their own true and
curate coors, and the trcm them IN reply to
your enquiries, coming from them, separately and
apart and published at once, will he read by all
parison of respective merits can sus be made, aud no
cloak for deceit and gnie-and
:Sdly The Central Committee, beng always in eX-
istence, can at any tmc repeat an hurry where am
| bgui,y exists, or greater certainty is Desired.
| Your irllow.czen,
Jan. 22d, 1912
Oh. that principle avowed in ~ .iowisg had always
the III other proofs thar these ant the plain
Ter of ascertain the point
consideration they may he found on M Journals ef the Federal
Convention Ia these Journals VIII app', that proposition
made that treaty should he binding c United States
which ratified by aw:'' and that the proposition
explicitly rejected The rejection OF III. frni Plan
the Constitution is deemed conclusive ilai the power in
the Constitution
Let example suilce for many.
MoNp,Y, LAX. GOTH 1900.
RsorG That fr ,logscnd copies tlRepof, OF the
COMMITTEE, to when referred The ans of several States
Resolutions Of the last eciatV The said
and Also the Instructions 10 The Senators " this State, IN the
the United states, together with the of those
who voted each of these subjects, lie pointed whon, delay
and that the Executive be- reue>cd rs so' nay be- 10 d
them equally such manner ~ they shall think best
Gacas he good people n thus Conference.-The
Attest, WILLIAM WHIT, & H. H.
BROOkE s.