Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02
JosErn TowIE,
PAcL WrNrwoRrn,
JACOB TcrrLG, r.. p,.<;J,p,,
LYMAN d WALKER,
NAnUM d Day,
UMEL DsAS,
CALvIH AiSsw"ETn,)
Gro. W. TowLE, Secretaries
ASA FowLgH,
Zee President,
Frer 40 TrerfaH Emporium, .Ian. Z
TNDrnAJIc NETTING.


On Tuesday ereniug last, the Democrats oil trenton
and vicinity assembled a, The Mercer county Court
house celebrate The recent Democratic victories IN
Ch,o, MARYLAND, Pennsylvania, New York, Massa,
chuset,s &c The spacious Court Room was crowded
to The number Of about Eve hun3redand the way Tie
bone and siew msde The Hall Of Justice ring, was
CAUTION 10 all the Coons, .old and young. ne afsi
sneaker was Doctor Charles Shelton, Oh South lfen'
ton. lie dwell with warmth npon Tie great triumph
Of reason over huuburgerv--auo exhibited picture o.
Coon principles drawn the life. lie spoke, too, oil
the identity oil the Coon party with The A!ger'nes OF
Rhode slandand said that their conduct IN that great
question ONLY served IN convince The people oil Inc Ten
dency of their principles namely, 10 se the voice OF
freedom BIZ denying the right of suffrage. During t.'e
speech o.! the Doctor, he frequently interrupted
B.: the most terrific applause.
The resolutions were then reported by The Commit:
tee and nitc having been once read, they were reao
and adopted separately b. loud and repeated cheers
The resolution relation 10 the course OF President
TYLER vas adopted by 'ihrec times three which made
the very walls speak out.
Joseph c. Potts, ESQ waz next called OUT and gave
most perfect exposition o! the decePtons OF CooneTy,
from their first introduction into power 10 he present
time he referred 10 the dependency which in 1910,
covered he Democratic party throughout The land, bat
continued bnt for short time. The light hfst began
to pieam from Baltimore, sad then from Maryland Il
sorend over the keystone State, and then 10 Ohio ami
,hr Emnire State and, finally, lighted up fire in Old
Massachusetts which Geometry could not rxunguish by
all their efforts. He called upon the Democracy To
stand hy Mr. Tyler during his present term, SD long as
hr stood Nv the principles o! the Democratic party
Not Ia nominate him candidate, "r we await tie
decision Of the National Conyenlon hot 10 hold up his
hands against vindc,i"encss nj federal h'ggery
joseph A Yard, Esq Always ready TO "p'ck his Hunt
ard fire again, said few words IN has usual ieiici-
ions STYLE which brought forth The taest KIND Of up.
ulaus,. He went for sustaining any man who was
Democrat in ncple ami IN practce-ond he referred,
With excellent effect 10 he independent course oil John
Tyler in reseuing the country The third Gie from lie
power OF an oyeg.own and aristocEahc mo-
pawer.
The meeting then adjourned, and marched in process
sion 20 Trenton, where they dispersed.
GryEa,1 C.Ssl IL rHr F,rlD.--Ia the Harrisburg
Sinnai W. find tie proceedings oi meeting oil bemo.
cratic CITIZENS ri Danpbin county in Penaslyvania lelu
at Harrisburg on ,no .ls, 81 thS Month II when ah
addfess was adopted recommending Gen Lewis lass 10
the peopie OF the L. s candidate tor The fresiuen
ia. char in The approaching election. The address gives
short account Of the l,te and public services of The
candidate and closes 10y nominating HIM 10 The fresi'
ucv subject 20 the decision Of national consention
!! Sims up the claims of General Cass in the following
words: =,
saw we rrescu, you candidate. 'gans siose integrity
even The voice OF caumny has never been raised
candidate whose SPLENDID abilities def the magn'
ing influence of ursctupu!ouS ad'crSaries 70 IN
peach. candidate, who received h,s Democracy CT
rcr,y from, the lips OF Thomas Jefferson, and wao
from That hour down ie present, has never battered
n ms devotion 10 The principles OF TIE o0noef OF 'e
Republican party Who although for many years moving
IN a sphere which prevented him from engaging III
active politics has cherished the instruction ne re-
ce;ved from ,ha; !ue,rors man as the most valuable
treasure he pnssessgd. A candidate who mas rendered
the country distinguished military services ana wnoss
recen, triumph the statesmen of the old "oTia N
defence Of American honor and American Interests,
has united the fame Of the civilian |i'h thu! ni The SCI
der and patriot"
s, The meeting Hamilton A!dricks presided and the
flIovinr ucrsons were also officers q! the meeting:
Wee Presidcn,s-Col John Roberts. John shammo,
r<o. Joserh GRAY, ESQUIRE, q kemble, Esq, H.
Mckinney E.q Samuel Holman, Esq
Sccretaries-r. X. Boas, Colonel C. 8 heha'g' !"
" Summons, Oliver Bei'man.