Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

, rived, the immense Hall in meeting street v,,,.
when the hour had arrived for the bsir... -, 81 We
portion OF The room WAS hed to overilnwi,y .'sh1s
forced 10 depart from the imposshili,y Of ,be, '-
sight into the interior If the Hall The r,,a,e st.
utmost harmony characterized the whale nul's.
opening TO the cose of the meeting Al, : ntt'i: h
Esq, called 10 the Chair and Organized The o
''Afer developing the plans Of the A.socn,io," o..
uuon lis principles NJ, Carroll drew in aht
a picture of the pans and movements Of III. ~ "'g
showed how they were organized ali over Tho - b.
monIshed Democrats 10 take essGn from tile emil
Nigs. lie sad only lew days since Henry rI,
ceivrd into our city. and marched through L y
under tiupphal arches amid showers Of parI,n5 Y.
wrraths-when only a few years seo, every .nu 'a
ready 10 hang him in eifgy, and make bon ~,
speeches and sentiments. All THIS h4mage h. II, 90 +,
well understood her.-but II was W. ., - 80 Hh
abroad lie said The symbol II thr Wgpaf, "'-
one. II the "old Coon sy, cunning SUI, a's-
that was afraid 10 steal even persln.n in ~. u
tai he's, the hawk or eagle nigh, poarce mon ", ' i
too cautious attack tie s!usg S!i lBan'm,. hA
nj GIT time. lest 4: might he caught hy some ohc
with The Wing party IN Charleston. HUis NE 4 -
teens ras rxcitsd. aud vtie taeh Democrat. Irssg
snsyectng, mcy roui ereep into eur efadsi. and
s,sdihy riei0ry. Bnt be reJoicrd To that Drr.,
ervatrd a, their recent slumbers-they sgea m
broadly unfuried h II banner the paimri.o N,s -
with lis ten thousand roots sci In taro aa III.
supported hy three ten thousand Carolina afn> n
thus {" the Democracy gathering under The t,.
cOnsecraied tree, and behind the shield II IL. bel
H. IN lsi; ~ Consecrdtei IN rllF Affections a.,
less gurOu- fr the Democracy, tlan thit wan IA,
Marian, and Jasper, III 100. At-ra Vel, hlrf..s
queuce and humos, which Wa received Syih eatl,
ing HT Carroll pronounced the meeting erssr. d, ''
aud invited such rs werr disposed 10 90 - to con-
sign the constitution of the Association. '"'
al This almost ever ndiV idual IN the room
inva'ion, when lhr crowd being graf uw,..,. ,'
leave copies Of The Constitution On to morrow 4.
offices Of our daily papers fur signature 10 sn,ib-
Of lh"s- who could not approach The table on accom-.
mensr crowd that ha! gathered aronndt.
"'fhc Hon II. L.. P:uckncy vas RON loudly rJ.i,
~ anil ri and al
be foun! below. Thrnu2 Ionl has speech be va, ans
pause The most spifit stirring AMI cheering, gad
al appeal 10 the Association which wa, met h D., ~
loud and long continued applause.
Mr.. Pinckney began by anding la NJ Cas'. H..
the Wing party. 'chich hdd yoased the Dsrosacr fe.s
gg, end aspired ITEM irih .rfeaisr .cOo iiau frf,
pies liz spoke al Mr.. CIIy's rlecron.efins lou, Il.
Country, aud TGEfastd II with The dgnifirl cun.l Z
houn aGd Mr. Van Hnren, and Of IN those Republic. -
Uho have illustrated the office oi Chef Magistrate m .
'ues and heir talents. lie reviewed. Mr Claws pol
from the time he deserted The Republican parry. an m
flee under John Quincy Adams To the present t1. D..
that, during MI that rrrlod he has been Connected 80 Z.
n.mical Ia Tile South and w!osr political piinC pie, ~
smbvrrsive ri The Federal Constitution.
Nit y. q Macta'h neNt Gated nmi aud receive. .
favor which always attends him Whenever he app-s,.
public. His speech. whrh furnish .onrwi .t 4,
be- found and effective IT. appeals and ,lc-.
oil The principles upon winch the movements Of tie g..
wll he made. H.
''G'cat rs was the issue made np IN the Prcsderta
1870 fat involved in The pIesc nj contest WI. u0t ma
same principles then commended Tor. are SIN before nv
then, battling for thc cslah.l. hHru. Of i1o
which identified with the preservation d. o, H..
prrnanency "f the tnun. Now. as thcn m. So nm .
the rallyn, words of the whole Democratic p,tf,
contest, II we'll brcame HE STAFF of South Caoa,
wll-te Snch liu>tfious examples shown of tie M
lion which rnt>crLr, were srid-to occupy ihe gf.
IN the bnitl- Whatever her feyieis nigti ,ay /, d
he said with truth, that she had entered ~ r-et
of Preside u; making a. Z" forget those "a rtt
support 81 winch ale more important tuan the e!rt
Her own most silngu-isd son who lad iu.f t.
ease of hS retirement for The vcNaior> and r-D1.t
difficult neGo;iation was himself lilUs;rou, r,4n
Course which state has pursued. And on tls ..l.
would not falter hesitate. Win strong hand. and .
hearts will again take share in the BATE ~ II.
ciples profess, defeat has danser Cit s
the most brilliant success power tcillz- o srint- rs
consideration combines and ainnn-r~ Us mel H. he
this time. ana in thu where have ever trru tt
will be found
" Mr. Magfath said, lie had feared ~ timc tba -,
Carolina might not he iiicned 10 take part IN tie ptua
But this meeting had d!sspatrd ibat fcar IN ms' Id
Of the Democracy wen assured I'll who could w',,..
our front was Gnbfoken-our resolution strong aud M