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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-05-24

Our village and the neighborhood were visited
on Tuesday morning about two o'clock by tre-
mendous storm, accompanied with rain and hail.
The lightning was incessant, and for about half
an hour Kept the heavens in continual blaze.
we nave not heard the extent of damage done,
but from the uprooted trees and PROSTATE fences
in the immediate vicinity, we should Judge it 10
be MISUNDERSTANDING INDY Jour.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-05-24

WHAT DOES IT MEAN ?--The following para
graph we copy from the Madisonan of Monday
evening:
The editor has received letter from one
present at caucus of ten in New York Nine
of the ten were disposipg Of an important matter
very summarily. They are marked, and we would
advise them not to attempt to thrust themselves
into the convention called to ratify the nominal
ton Of John Tyler by the people," ss
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-05-24

The No PARTY MEETING FArLuRR-The
meeting of the friends Of Annexation, called by
the Editors of the Constitntohalist, took place at
the City Hotel on Saturday afternoon, the 18th,
and was the most decided failure Of the season.
There was not at any time during the meeting
Cfrom the best information we could obtain, from
gentlemen present, who counted the assembled
multtude) exceeding one hundred voters, several
of whom were led there from curiosity, and these
dwindled down to seventy, when division was
called for and a count had, just before the meet
ing closed its abors. When we reflect,
therefore, that this meeting was called week
previous, and every effort made the press could
make, to draw out large meeting of The citizens
of county which polls upwards Of twelve humid
red votes, it cannot be regarded otherwise than
most signal failure-Augusla (Ga.) Chron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

: Al Ia meeting Of The upper an'-Clay Assoca-
ton OF Chesterfield County, held at Richard
Goodies store on the l7th day of August. 1871,
Major w. Goode Chairman ol The Association
called the meeting 10 order, and on The motion OF
James II. Cox, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
l. Rcv,red. That wc highly approve the pro
position made iy the Shockoe Hill Democratic
Association in Richmond 10 hold 4 Mass Con-
venlon in this Congressional district and that
the Committee appointed by them on the 3lst ull.
are requested 10 designate the time and place Of
meeting of said Mass Convention
,. Restrict, That if Richmond should hc dcsis
mated the place OF meeting. the Democrats of
Chesterfield will assemble there with or without
the consent of the Central Clay Club Of Rich
mond.
On motion il was ordered. that a Copy of the
above resolutions be transmitted 10 the Editors Of
the Richmond Enquirer and Republican Sentinel,
with a request thar they publish The same.
Mr.. William Ambrose an Jas Ii. Cox, Esq.
addressed the meeting, and we have rarely listened
to more animated, eloquent, and appropriate ad
dresses than those delivered By The above mention
cd gallan, supporters OF Democracy.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned 10 meet
again a, Ouer,ale, on the first SATURDAY in Sep
tember WIN. GOOuE, Sr. PnS9cri
+ Wy W. r Gsrss, Secretaries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06
RICHMOND, VA.
FRIDAY MoENixa. SEPTEMBER
THE. DAILY ENQUIRER.

II is gratifying to us that ~ many oil HE nc
mocraiic Journals and several OF our subscribers,
in the ciy and in The country have hailed with >a-
;isiaclion the annuncaion Of our intention 10
publish a Duiig Ea3uifcr.-SNe shall carry cut
our design on next Wednesday wcck--a lew
DAYS after the conclusion ol the Charlottesville
Convention. We really have no room al tbs
,uouepi for an extended PnospCctaS, and we mus,
therefore trust 10 the merits III onr design 10 Spcah
for themselves But, in the mean time, We hope
I'VE do no, in,r,le," by calling upon oar friends
TO assist Us hv their subscriptions cooperation
and advice Such of our subscribers IN Rich
mond and vicinity, as are willing 10 change the
Semi-wcekly at 50. for Daily al only ~
will oblige us bv calm. at the oIIce-and anF
Of our friends elsewhere, in other towns, or III
The country. who are DESTROYS oil making Inc
same change for their own benefit, will also obll2c
us By an immediate communication Of their
wishes.
Gentlemen who wish 10 advertise hv The year
will be acquainted with or terms ~ calling al
the Office any time during the next week
In 4 word we mean 10 go ahead ant IL de-
pends upoa the literally Of the Pubic 10 say M"
list we shall -. We have every disposition IN
the world 10 do our du;y in oar new vocation. Ii
iudaslru can accomplish any thing, t", o'ae'S ~
fpf oa,air :. we are prepared 10 bring the ncccs-
sary quanlum OF it into our business. we are
born to earn our bread with the sweat ol our hro"
and we are willing 10 pat our shoulders 10 ne
wheel without stint without complaint.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06
co1-rtIA,;pTC,v f.c,I-Nr>-

a, meeting Of the Democratic Association OF
Southampton, on Monday the 18Th August the
following resolutions were unanimously adopt
cd
i. Rsso,rsd. That wc cordially approve Of the
nominations o, The Baltimore Convention, and
tina: W. pledge ourselves to use all honorable
means 10 secure the election oi James r. Polk
and George NJ. Dallas 10 the Presidency and Vice
Presidency Of The L. States.
>. Rcm'rcd, That We approve Of the declara-
lions Of or principles contained in Inc rcsola-
tons adopted bv the Baltimore Convention.
3. Rwf,cd, Thai This Association regards the
annexation OF Texas 10 our Union as Of vital
Importance the hes: interests Of our ri0le Lni1i
hy greatly extending the market torcur Northern
manu.actures-bv preventing alliances w,h TO
reign countries prciudicial 10 our in;cres,--:nd
By securing 10 the South and Southwest, through
New Orleans. the great emporium OF that vast
ana fertile region Of country frontier OF strength
and neymanencc.
t. Itcsoircd. That we have sen wirh deep re-
crci and Indignation the refusal on the part oi
the Senate of the Unilcd States ora,iy the treaty
0t aRnexaton-and we especially condemn the
votes OF lha Senators of Virginia confidently be-
lieving that they neither expressed The wishes OF
majority of tn. people, nor lie true interest oi
The State.
3 Rtsolrcd. That The President Of this Asso-
citation appoint 4 committee ol Arrangement,
and of correspondence, for the purpose Of holding
4 mass meeting Of The Democracy OF Sonlhamp-
ION. and inviting some 81 our distinguished ora
tors TO address that meeting.
Pursuant 10 the last resolution the President
appointed the following committees of arrange
ments and correspondence:
Committee OF espondencc-Rolct Ridley,
VIM. A. Sparkle James ID. MassenhuiS, \. NJ.
Sehrel, James Magct.
Committee OF Anangc'ncn,s--Edwad b..
Cla,rl. Thomas Williamson, Thomas Turner,
David Prince, James Harris, Z. f. Pope, ). {.
Reese, NJ T. Pectc, G. ID. Barian,, Jacob Bar
rett. y. e. Francis H. Kindred. y. L. Williams.
\. 3. Bryant, Jacob Barne>, l.. Wonc T. 3.
Worcll. k. $ Balncs, James Magcl, ]. NJ.
Ncaie, Thomas Ncw>on, Benz. Barrett, C..
Everett, Alexander Myric!l, y. Nj. sc5rcll, WIN.
J. Seblell, +. J. Malone, John w. Rochelle,
Thomas Ridley, jos. II Bucham, Jas. Schrcll, J.
d. Bryant. Fl. b. Vaughan, Lemuel p. Nichol-
son. Jas. MasscGburg, Harrison Moore T. Dor
den. Meredith Holland. John Wick, James Wick.
e. Nicholson, Alien Edwards. Jesse Little, ID.
w Simmons, u. D. Hood Jas Clayton, Sam'l
Drury j. +. Peters.
On motion,
Rmirea, Th1t the President Jeremiah Cobb
DC added 10 the G.,mmtee Of Correspondence
and that the proceedings, u this meeting be pub
iislle,l in The Enquirer and Republican
JERE. COBB. President.
WM. A. SPaRKE. S.c'yp ten.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06
THE CLIMAX OP RI-pIcs-,..

Al.I>
To talk OF Dtsnaion Pdr,g in viz ..
ncssee, DC, &c, is the height of tn M .'
but me looms cannot get on Wirhou l.,,,.
aud Tins Di>union Plot is the great !mmf,...
me present day II has taken The plar' ~.
2ooooo standing Army OF Mr. Pon.u H., ~
spoons ol Mr.. RlrcS. Ne, &c No>.rs,tl
server oi either party can believe in >l,cl. . "
y" man ID Virginia certainly ran lay h.. =.
upon DisunlOAiSl.' and yet the Clay CL,, ,.''.-
II up-ihey must put ont Address ati.,
I" keep Jack aive'-lhev must wrirr son..
ana confidential clrculal>,' L. nlanlta,,,,ii.
he sentiment aerccahIv 10 order IN c,.,
cannot get along al all without yonc n,,....
hu'hhu@ 10 strike ana alarm the reon,a r.
pl>"non hnnbug will tail. however ~ -.
pose We understand il is really ~ 49,,
Virginia. Hc', decidedly. Mr. >ou,l....'
hehtlIchy, late Mcmler al Copore.. -.
rag OF The bush He has carried RI. i,',,
mic a region 81 burle>quc. which ie,;.. ,i'
lnIe competition. Was lAcre cvcr D.. H.
II! We have good Wing au,horj. ,nr .i ,a
lowing statement: ''' 'Hr j"
The Daily Atlas o.. Cincinnati "a ,bo,.-.s
bred Coon Of the 3l>t August gi,,> -.
count ol Il mon mass meeting" in tia.
at which the aforesaid W. ". Sou,boata
The ball ale showed Polk ana his Fra. -
D>nnion allies OF tie South no quarters ~
made most happy aliu>ion 10 the refs.t - -.
last war with Great Britain when E.-,r
poured ont her blood ON tie ,uil of ON ...-.
our dctcnccle>s families from the tor..ahav....
>cdiPng knife 0t the >avagc-When lhrrrt..
the champion of the war in Conylr>s ,,.,.,...
ant!y boFcdown alloppo>ition. and caIieGih,.l,
the appropriations 10 clolhc and feed our c,il.
>oIdieIs-'and,' said Mr. :. We now caU a.,
yon, men OF OHIO. 10 save rs from the fomaf3.
and >calping knife of the Southern foe. and II.
justice 10 that greatman. who la, done so NJ.
Ia make you What you arc We will We NJ
responded thousand voices. (otthe humbua~l-.
III HE determined spirit OF men incoming WHAT
said
Here Then We have Kentucky orator ref..
charging the design Of disuninn and cn.j
upon the South (Souih Carolina. ol c,ur..
hypothesis which is III itself 4 con;emp'b, b
bu" but representing the danger So i.rni,c,.
Ia call upon the citizens ot Ohio nr fe,c,c .
relief! What is The Chiyalry OF kcnlucay.
Tor cvcr-~that She cannot Geicnd her owa
against The "Chivalrv oi South Carolins
And whence are Ia come The ''tomahaur
scaping knife p South Carolina >carcrly
IN Indian in her own hon.cr> ~ in her s!cil,, -
ANA Ia suppose that hel gallant sons VIZ. r..
change the rifle and the bayonct for the iusr
tian weapons q. war. is the very acme Of ri ,.-
lily. These ridiculous humbuegci> oreis..,.
parts 80 much that it vii! he hereafter dllic.
.ay whether they are more rerrchensihle ler aa
ludacliv OF their means. ar more rdicu.si>
he ahsudilv of their humbug> But Lar
'anner 10 w. w. Southga,e. No tun.jpe.
qR@ hint
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06
NOMINATION AND PROSPECTS n
pEEESNI WANNA

T.N.Ns~ l.. ' A.NIH.
Every thing looks bright in the kcy,;one ".
We have received an EMra from he DHuutr
Union Office, OF Iialrisbnrg, oirhe 2imsl. uI
gives the Proceeding, ot the St0's Cenrca'l
that day at will he seen, that the delegate
already anticipated public sentiment Oh tbs
Icct. and have promptly ratified the noinln.
which mad already been spontaneously MAJ
the TRAITS of the people. FRANCIS r. SIT
was unanimously chosen * The Republicans
ard learcr. no other name having been sligo
10 the Convention or even presented N>rH
mind OF single delegate We otter 10 l!r
mocracy Of the State uur hearty con.qaiu.a
on his suspicious result 4 Icucr w.
from Mr. Dallas, who ,peakS in the hi@lc,,t
OF Mr.. Skunk. Il cannot be- mistaken ,a.-
III the CONVICTION. tina; he richly descrvc. lhc0
>nuled backing 81 every one II us, that is Of
one whose creed i. .lciltlsonian, 81 cycrvo'
Processes the faith fer which h. has ri.af
and consistently, and generously. ana alpat>
Tied. M ilrmcr morals than hi> no hone
purposes no deeper sense Of rhr ohea,. p.
public duty: H. moe uutirin9 industry. hu,a
ar Intelligence: u" wider exIclicncc in The .
ness and wants ul hi, Commonwealth n4l
Democracy He is III for The office. II ,..
occasion, n a> a statesman, n IL 4 pany-fua
We, who cling 10 the prcceplS and rracljc
EePnbiicani>m, who c>chcw co'polai mono
and n!oncyed monsters who nculcate coola
love good faith liberation frugal anh ila.n b.
and cqaliiy: we, say, can tastrn ouf t,a
upon Mr. Skunk - lcarlr>>lg as eyer ~
hooked Ia The tried and rruc>t pilot" In rLv
dress 10 TIE people thec Convention "looh y
tire confidence 10 the triumphant Succc. Of
candidate" And tie "Dcmociatic Onion 81,
in the following confident and cNuling II,
Every gale lla, sweeps 10 oar doors has 't.
cursor oi Victory on it, wings In O0oi,
shall certainly elevate honest Frank >hW,
the Governors Chair bv 4 majority II M.'
twice ten thousand and in No,emlrr gr
carry the State for POLK AND DALLAS
majority equally large There n,r1 IRIS ea
Tim }CHdiH2 m P,RDs3r0Hi0 IN ~}lt t.l
rheiming Triumph N Mc D,mst afle PM,
mar ofiam MaH II ~ Mob"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

Atan adjourned meeting (appointcd for the pur-
poSe) OF The Democratic Association of Lynch
burg. held at the Univcrsalist's Church in the said
place, on Thursday, the 18th July, 1871, The fol-
loving, among other resolutions. were submitted
and unanimously 2dopied-to wit
R,So}rcd That We highly a?proYc of a Demo
cratic Convention 10 be held in Charlottesville
on the 10Th September, 1911. for the purpose of
pcIlec,ing complete organization of our party
lor The corning Presidential election.
R,so'rM, That tie following gentlemen be.
and are hereby appointed delegates 10 the said
Convention, 10 Wit IL. NJ. Garland. NIicajah Da-
Wis. Ir John c. Mcem John Pcrcival, James
W. Morgan, Samuel Burch, Pleasant Parlin,
Robert Cawthon Col. James Turner &. 1. John
son. Ambrose Page, W. T. Young, Ainisicad
Long, WIN. +. Lynch, Seth Woodroot, J. W,
Murrcll, g. NJ Dewitt H. \. Wilson, Irr ".
A. Clark, Geo. +. Roberts, Joseph Marsh John
l.. NAYS, John q. Adams Charles III. Moor
man, w NJ Shoemaker, William A. Poor c. p.
Noel. j. L. Ford, w. p. Cassaday. Geo ". Dab
ncv. A. J. Ddakc, Dr. W. O. Owens, J. Dexter
Otev. w. T. Fea,hcrs,on, Jesse T. Diugud, Jas.
" knight. W. II. Lydck, r. \. Elliott, john
Davis. John Cary, Jesse Hare, p Labhv. J. II.
Jennings d.. y. w. Floyd, Col Charles Phelps
w. II. Watson. H. b. Phelps, Geo. NJ Bruce
James Golden. George Pcrciral and Robert
Mitchell.
And on motion,
R,@ircd, That L. *. Cralle bc requested 10
unite with the representation OF this Association
in the said Convention.
And then the meeting adjourned.
IT. NJ. GARLAND Ct'R.
Gro. ". DAGNrY, Ste'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

EX1RACT ~ tU.T |F0M
"CANnRlDGE, Mass sep
aThe Democrats in Massachusetts 5ie
the true States Right School, ana me " wv
The contrary, are acknowledges r'oeiaI'>'
though many Of them arc not A'"'i'ioi'>
they Willingly conccde any thing 10 mem 90
cure cr purc6asc their vote. " rfnc'f
sacred 10 bc bartcrcd for votes Tor Hear .
If the line between parties coald b" - e''.
drawn at the South a. ills here, all "o..
with horror from Federalism. and marc, u g
pha!anx 10 The rescue Of the county "
sylvania and New lorl, thu prospects u ~.
,nocsac,, az lar as could ludge, "ei' '''''
terin9. 49,. qs
There will lie great meeting Of DO H..
cfacy in old raneuil Hall tonight ..'
The distinguished ,peakcgs will le Pc.
Democrats have frightened ih. ~
thought, tnio a coQi,,tot ruth tie i'f''l'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

'BEArrirrf SENrIMgxT-Mr. Clay ia
speech on The Compromise ill, >aii-'lte
tectire poii,y stands @iEriadicoief--ith hes '.'
lis rich fruits all over the land. and i >u-'a't
The experience of an all powerful anl pWi,
nation ia Coon Paper.
iR0iicr J'Hufjfm Sentiment The yican
the Compromise Act hy lis o"n aWhor, d~r
stand @ifrunitatcd-it has scattered ,u>p.o
his honesty all over the land ANA j. o'''ssiFf'
the injured and indignant South, and will ''''
buked by The justice OF powerful aet
liohipncd nation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

TIE NEXT ELECTIONS which take rls"
Vermont and Maine. Thc STATE cIcc'!,n ID
mont occurred on Monday, The ?! Sep Z
vernon, Lieut. Governor, members d: M- !.
laiurc. and members OF Col-gr W.rc iop
ell. An United STATES Senator was tol" chH'
place ofSamuc! : PhepS. The Wig
viii carry the State In one week 81.
above, The election in Maine takes place 4
vernon and Legislature arr 10 he cleciet
chooses an I'ni,cd States Senator in lfr ?.
John Fairfield
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06
THREE. GREAT DISCOVERIES
COON SCHOOL

]. IMPROVED ftpFaAL AeITnMsf i,,,, >. -
given quantity is dif",S'1@ n l:r ,oor"|
,saddrto il, srcaihe necessary 'ohf'as', ..
10, - " mo,icyn Federal argument that lie ~
me- ,nsrcandile are lowered By supeTad"'i- =.
J,,;es mnnn The cost OF imfoIlanoh>. y
,. PRorrcrloS ~ AMtRI, ~ NV ND; ,.p ~, Il
10 understood, the Democratic do'ulhs ~ ,,',
partial guarantee to ALL AMERICANS u "'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

Crawford, Wing, were presert-irop =.
2ooo persons IN Attendance. The tim. Nv"
Democratic Orator is said 10 he com,i.,...
writer says, That Col. Jones will ca,,,'I q
rici by 800 or 1000 majory-and H.. ~ ~ r-
MAJ, be sci down as perfectly safe iJ D :" '-.
Dallas" iVh Ill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

The Il. Whs is pleased 10 state, that III con-
mon report is 10 he accredited the Editors OF lie
ENQUIRER have a much greater intere., in TcXai.
than they have III this counr:." After tie IRE
cuent contradictions which We have given 10 these
idle tales, we had hoped, that The Wing would
have showed some regard Tor lis OWN character
if mol some little Justice to ourselves We are
nol at all as,onishcd that the Suoo;h-iaced. smiling
Subtle cx-Rcprescnialivc OF The Augusta Dis
tsict The wout-he Senator OF The United siiate.-
the alleged author OF The Fair Proposition 50
worthy OF The cunnin. sophis., should make such
slv insinualion rs We understand he has done
about our courSc->hould insinua,c that perhaps
our zeal ioc annexation arose from our owning
land in Texas, and that were he CA. II. H. Stuart
as much interested as ourselves, probably hi
would h. strong annexation advocate himself
We do not dispute The proposition. that he i, "a
man OF principle according 10 his interest -
But we leg leave To beg ni him, as well a.
OF The Wing, ''noi 10 measure other pco-
pie By their own hali,bushcl" TIE interest
We have in Texas land i very inconSh.crahlc--
not the 30h part o, the interest which wc have
in or own conniry--and il il he worth any
thing At all, is independent both in Ii, validity
and amount of the annexation al Texas. II j.
independent Of scrip. the public lands, &c, and
when sold. will probably bc worth three or four
lIIitS ill' GclH HlIF-Il ili'l'h 1'htN''' "''
us-and we have always considered the surplus
his and no, Ours We have always been the
friend of Tcxa. long, long before We had The
smallest intcres, in her desinics- We were her
friend in all her phases, of her Independence from
the very first moment IN which j; was declared
and Of anaeratioH at all times, in "a. ~, %
and we feel the same interest now in III. We
hone we should >corn 10 be guided in Our political
course on great question, too, which addresses
itself to every American bosom b. any such
mercenary much less Iconsidcralc Interest,"
and we leave 10 the orator Of Augusta Ia avow
different character. and adopt different course.
We repeat. that il any "his een'c"nn VIII
call upon Us. he shall have iuli account OF th'>
whole exaggerated transaclinn--hu which is OF 4
private character and in which another gentle
man i concerned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

A Correspondent in Lynchhurg writes rs
"all'S We'll in (thaD region Of country ior
Dallas and Texas. In Campbell. ~ ia
ducc the Wing majority OF ~ OYER 100
ccrain-in Amherst. we shall pot orig r
their majority of about ~ votes 10 q ia
shall give them Polk Of 100 IN OH favor
with The great change in the Accomack J..
&c, &c, we shall cany tie Old Domino
y rnSL -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

r. The Democrats Of King and Qual
the adjoining counties, aic icquc>!ra l'
themselves 10 meet in September, IL '.'c q
borhGod of Newtuwr. Ia form an A.>oria''
Democrats, what say We 10 the loih ii $.
her-a little more lhan one week after 'lt
loircsviIie Convention. NJ. Il. NJ r II
vii! hc requested 10 attend there II lhi> iag
mol sui The Republicans, r.; aro;he: b, pr
published in The Richmond .nquilcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06
AMHERST COUNTY.

Al meeting of the Democratic Association
held AZ The Court House on SATURDAY the 10Th Aug
DR. Henry t. Davies Zone OF the Vice Presidents
took the Chair, ana Henry W. Guarles acted As
Secretary.
The Association being called 10 order, DR.. Geo
w. Davies was called upon, vino responded in an
ingenious, and impressive specch-fle discussed
Itlensh and with effect, the great questions which
now divide The two parties otthe country.
The following resolutions were then adopted:
Rcsolred. Tha, the thanks of this Association
lie rendered 10 DR. Geo. w. Davies for the inge
Nous aud iorcibIe remarks made 10 the Ass2cia-
lion today.
Rtsoire3, unanimously, Thattais Association be-
leve, that the annexation OF Texas TO the t. States
is Of the greatest Importance for our Southern III
tercsts, and whilst We are prepared 10 sanction
any necessary and proper step 10 accomplish that
OBJECT, We are, IS ever, firmly in favor OF our
glorious Union.
PcSolrcd, That We claim As 4 right and the duty
Of American irccmcn 10 meet together peaceaby
discuss principles and demonstrate against the
imposition of grievances, and that we reproba,e
in the severest terms the daring and revolutionary
sep taken BIZ the Richmond Wing, that the South
etn portion OF our people shall not meet in Rich
mord TO discuss and deliberate upon subjects Of
iac highest importance 10 theirrish;s and interest
and thai their course oftyranny and oppression
should nee. with the frowns and cenSrlre OF every
patriot in lac land.
Rsso,ccd That Henry w. Quarles, Paulus
Powell, Henry l. Davies, Jr and VIM ID Ears
ne appointed to address thc Association a; The next
meeting HENRY W. QUARLES. Srrsf"fM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

The South Carolina Delegates, on rb"irr
from Macon, touched at Savannah, wira
were received with acclamaton ~ lhe Den.
tic Association OF OgIeIhope Hall. VI
James S. RLcu, Carew Of Charleston al. Il
al Blu.iton. addressed the meeting -ani ;hs.
secuted q, the "chargc Of Disunior-iee'is
,.,Ie r,l,,,y,,un
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

The Contention Of Louisiana have MOI
plctcd The Constitution. bat have adlouli'
January next, 10 NEE, in New Orleans W.
contested Wing members from New o1
have resigned their seats, 10 fGn oyer a..
October.