Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12
POLITICAL.
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..ruT nII3. is IN MOTION. "

Democratic -';es;ing AZ -iarjon {. H.
Pursuant To no,ire, previously gwen, number OF
the citizens OF the Ds;ci assembled at the Court
House on The lst @! Nay, with view Of giving some
public expression oi t?rf feelings Ieiave TO tae APP
preaching State and Gencrsl INVENTIONS, and at the
time 10 assist IN maintaining that harmony OF nc
ton, throughout the ranks o! the Democracy which
necessary insure success and defeat the designs :"
"Paie faced amnton-
On MOTION Dr iirnPS'" WAS c',ieu ui'' -
preside, and ASA H"cho''' 80, apPo"'eu @e''e''y
The Chairman explained me oolect OF Tue meeting
IN concise an" 'et'' ''a"''e'' ','" ''s ~ F'@' "
the cause OF asseaeiEg' appeared 20 give gF"e'ai 81
lIs'ac.'on
On molten OF Gene;a' ifaFH'e, 0 committee "'
Sixteen were aPpoi"ted 10 suomi Report ana ne
solutions FIR the consideration oi the meeting. The
Committee afiar short recess, presented The follow
ing Preamble aad Resolutions, winch we're adopted and
carried
Whatever position Tie STATE Of South C"rol'"a has
for the last lew years occurred on the suoeet - lne
nomination. OF ifesdeit o. tie t"i.ed Sit'ts. II mas
become evident That tor tie t'e at least te d-s'iies
OF the great parties ard principles OF The Union de-
pend upon the election OF itat oihcer, ana uncer Inns
state Of things It becomes important that those VINO
feel interested the Just and constitutional adnrtstra-
ton Of the Government, should use a proper and ho
noube means for the success oF the rnder whose
administration these principles viii be maintained
and asserted. Pc. ;hc selection OF such
ddate and order 20 harmony and concert of
throu zhout tle Uaou proposed that ''De
mocrGc Convention b. held 10 nominate some candi-
date upon whom the Influence and the exertons OF the
whole party be iGi.y and fairly concentrated This
mode has heretofore been successfully adopted by both
parties aud seems under the present state of public
opinion to be proper and expedlsnt, less than
i've prominent rGbi,c men OF distinguished standing
are presented BY their friends for the office, and il ali
were supported feelings of d,srust and bitterness would
be engende-ed WHICH would not only endanger, but
perhaps be Destructive OF he triumph OF the principles
which they all striving TO achieve.
Our motto is Free Trade, Low Duties. Economy Re
tfenchmen ! Debt, Separation from Banks and slrc,
adherence to the Constitution.
The Democratic party stand arrayed IN direct ana
uhqualihsd opposition 10 q .'auohai bahh, fo'ee
tive Tariff Internal Improvement ny the Genera
NoVerh''en' IN" .s'''Tu''" ~ ''V poveo VI VIC
pooic iands 10 pay tNe go 81 te o'a.eS ~ "',"
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he"oc'aUc p''"S'p'V' - . ~ - ~ c WV, 's'
o. our opponents 20 oe oPp''eo "''o ''us.s"'eu'
me ccnies: WIN Us 10 ioi p''Pes '''c triumph oi
Which Is 700 important To ot' 'U''"' country !" w
hazarced by an obstinate conference PERSONA pseo,
!ecuohs or peJad'ces, ana shouiD o. e 'ec' % ai
patriotic men 10 sacce 'hf a'e' 10, e genera sooo'
al the SAINT 'i'e u Is e '' ,:
l'a' Tue iongeS t''ie posS'"e "a, 80 - ,.'I
PeoPle 10 naNe up '''e'' as ..e a S
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cefa'hSo oha u, ""eo' 40 '''"t 'ne 'ueI VI '"'y
o' Tue parry ""o'"SSeu oY sSc''"-' ee""sT anu ui-
iramae''eH os H~Iy a1c""efy, De expressed 'hloogh
Dslegates CON S ic"' t'' III 1a sPea%s the'F WISHES
Along VIVA others 'he s'ee OIL "'a'a Iaiona has her
preieIence-rot "e pFssft"oe % 'o OF se!hsh cevo-
'seS OUT on uIr ' ,',,on 81 sInleE' ana
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