Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

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.,,,gHATIC NATIONAL. CONVENTION
-, our readers a Correspondence IRON
,, General Committee Of n Yo,k, touch
nd place Of meeting uf The General No
.,cyen,ion II appears 10 settle the cues
sspects, in relation 10 the State OF New
.,llowing are the remarks of the "Giooe,
e.Inmore Republican, concerning TINS Io'
ot which duplicate appears IN Inc Tor
s Nth very little variation from The copy
The Central Committee OF Virginia
- ~, and acted upon the subject-nor indeed
sssn called together upon the subject. But
,bs,s can now exist very little, we may
q ,- ,A. npon Vrgina's uccedIng to the wishes
n s,s,ss. IN relation 10 the time of meeting:
A1s,SY, July 4, 1913.
SIN compliance with the reques, of the
s,,,e Central Committee OF Indiana,
q 'S,,,- care reply 10 their suggestions, iron
s. i,,n;ral COMMITTEE OF this State.
~ mo 10 assure you, at the same time, tha'
4 wv ~. mecracy cf this State warmly respond 10
.,,u Of a preference for Mr. Van buren,,
81 ,e,,r noll,ical friends IN the Legislature, ana
81 ,so, his name with great unan 'm'y' 10 'ne nc
'esF", ,hs National Convention, they VIII DO
.moup the foremost IN an active suppois y, t"e
n a",o"g ,o,s,ree. upon whomscever their choice
a H. a
4 Cordially, yours, Ne,
\ raoNAs Richie, ESQ.
ALBANY, July 4, lc43
Il .,,c,eo We have read your address 10 The De-
,qr;v of the United States, in relation TO us
scd unity of scion through National Con
and the accompanying resolution, requesting
81 n.,oer.rc Central Committees OF the diiefeh'
-, inward 10 the Washington Globe and hicn-
t,-,,,er The choice OF time and place OF their
,,.ure States
4 .,.,ot TOO warmly approve the spirit in which
,s,,,n - made The sinsleness OF purpose
--.b the Republicans of Indiana, yielding their
md preferences as 10 the time OF holding the
,.,.op, u,se the harmony and well being OF the
..,,.e marty as paramount consideration, is, of
lang and gratifying proof OF the devotion oi the
,.,.r To- their cause and principles.
..p,ting 30 your inquiry, we DO not venture 10
'.c:e-sfiv ans sense connected with oar desig-
asa state Committee The objects OF our ap
IAN. do not, We conceive, embrace any authority
..,s Particular question; and we are to be under
:, n, other light than as giving information OF
Nth very full opportunities for Judging, we are
III y the feeling Of the Democracy OF the State
..,.slv the matter has been referred TO a State
.,.a.,,n 10 be held in September, which, we have
.,.5,. will act wisely, and in right and harmo
.,s1tt.
H. Republicans of New York cannot participate in
l. ,n,roversy about the time of holding the Ma
+. Convention They have never felt tenacious
me point, being DESTROYS, rather, that the period
noon should he satisfactory 10 their friends
,e,hout the Union. Through their representatives
~ safe Legislature, they expressed preference
, v,vembsr 1913, believing tat the Interests and
I. s.s OF the country would he best promoted by i,
sg;.A they have not found reason to change these
rs. ;bev are prepared think 10 adopt the latest
es m The ground, that the earlier time has not given
ssfa satisfaction TO the party in several other States.
,,1 this point, they do not require the dissent OF an
,u. majority believing that The question ought 10 be
..eet 10 even a respectable minority. We cannot
a. a. any rate, that actuated by sincere desire 10
anoe cordial union among all The members of the
sa3cfa,ic family, the Republicans of this Stale will
.ef's!y make any such concession.
4 and and forhearing spirit among Republicans, and
al acQulescence in the decisions of the National
5rveaon whether held at the earlier later period
r more essential - success and TO the restoration
The Democratic ascendancy IN the Union, than any
ss9n OF time or place. We are happy to perceive,
1s Indications from all the States, the general pre-
esce Il such 4 sentiment
With great regard,
Your fellow citizens,
w. L. MARCY,
J. VAN buren,,
EDWIN CROSWELL,
c. VOSBURGH,
JOHN " L. PRUYN,
Democratic State Central Committee of .SsW York.
John Lester. D. L. Mcfarland, Geo. A. Chap
nan. Jas Blake, n. B Palmer, Jas. p. Drake. Ju.
Us Ncolai, Powell Rowland, J. Soule, Jr Esqrs
iad,dna Democratic State Central Committee.
F $ We ought, perhaps, to add, that with regard
ils pacs there is, in this State, diversity Of OPT
null beng agreed upon Baltimore.
Fr,a. f.s Baltimore Republican IF July II.
Nlro>AL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES foRK.-Some few
r5. ,iuce we published an address from committee
,oaed by the Democratic State Convention Of In
%, requesting The Democratic Central Committees
The different States, to make known through the
arns of the Globe and Richmond Enquirer, the
mes OF the Democratic party of their respective
es to the time and the place of holding the De-
,rsc National Convention for the selection OF a
r.d,te for the Presidency By the following com
-ca;Ion from the Central Committee Of New York,
$. be seen they are "prepared to adopt the latest
id" Maryland, through her Democratic members
ne Leg stature, has already spoken in favor Of May,
Z! and we think, this letter from New York will
the matter so far as respects the time AS TO the
e., have seen, yet, no other seriously spoke
although Cincinnati has been casually mentioned,)
spi BALTIMORE, which may be safely set down as
O., chosen for the occasion
From the Globe July 10.
The Democratic National Concention
Ne think the reply Of the New York Democratic
lsl Committee TO that of Indiana, decisive to the
9 Of holding The National Convention. The opinion
'sssed in behalf Of the Democracy of the State, by
commi.tee-that although they have not found