Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-25

ported chccrfully for the office cl Chici iasiS''e
bu, for the decision of the National IohFehto!
whose nominations VIC feel bound u sustain :"
the sacrifice OF personal preferences. :,o,
Re@lrcd, That in the undoubed, unl'ieSuoh''
Rcpnblicanism of Hon. James n. roik 'li's ~
ing has the sllrest guarantee OF d fcSoi'. ::
nroner councils TO the national Government. y
the event of his election the u'ci '.',n
OF the hopes of the money changers anu II {
tors By the establishment, oil Dim y. "a No,
of the establishment oi Il revchuI -, r,Nj
-, ,r;nc;nles-oiying incidental aid To suci
nnrsui,s As are brought within the scope Oh It's ~
,enue dulics--ofthe overthrow oil thal arls'oefau
cal ensIayine feature. now attempted u w O..
or.'tte1 on our Constitution by the tedcrai parry
nv means of which corporaiors ana capi'alis'> az
n ~, enriched al The expense OF inc uo.eii'
mon, and The People underline lying Carp vi pro
tec,iop 10 American industry ana pf3ecln'
Tariff" of the integrity ri the puplic uoihdin
and the application OF the lana i'illu -
purposes-nu, divided among tnc .o'a.., -, !.
bride; Of the Punishment from aii 'o I'm. ah,
the Unconstitutional assumption o. '' "s1 uep',
recently so great iavoll'e WIN 'ie 81.
The Federal party i'll this co"i! "nu' 49,! ~,
guarantee Of the admission OF texas iii'o oul
Union. n.,,o .ooo,,
Pemyred, Tha, in George NJ. Dallas, as seconl
officer of the Union, our Democratic pflhcipigI'
and system of policy will he Safe-thc Senate Il
lus,r.,el-tbc s1nrcmacy of Republ!canism II
national affairs ensured, IN any Contingency %
which our history furnishes an example
And furthermore, as the sense oil this meeting
be il
R,so,rcd That the admission of Texas into
our Union is a matter OF vital importance ~ Tue
interests and welfare Of both RepnbhcS ana 'iiai
50 viewing the question we cahh0' conucl1li 'oe
strongly the miserable trimming ie'tcr oi 1iciliy
CLAY who conciliatins abolition fanatics, and
buving up Northern votes, mas Sacrliceo MS cou''
try 10 mere personal advancement.
Pcsolred That 10 preserve the integrity OF otI
territory ON the Pacific, 10 retain Oregon, We mus
elect Polk and Dallas; for, with the bribery and
corruptionN apostate as President, the British will
certainly get all north of the 10th parallel oilati-
tude.
Pe0lre9, That the uncomfortable predicalnenl
in which Henry Clay has placed himself by ms
anti-Teyas letter is one which, we have no doubt,
will force him 10 change his position before long;
showing another specimen OF that Janiis-iacel
trimming which has always characterized not on
" the "Srea, Embodiment" but also the chame-
leon Wing party; still we will no, take the latest,
;nsiprere declaration Of the man, as any thing
AGAINST his characteristic Texas letter; no Demo-
era, or friend OF Texas can trust him.
Pc<o,rcd That We cannot condemn too much
the old Federal spirit OF 1900, now revived in the
so-called Native American party which seeks 10
cbeck emigration 10 our shores--and in the lam
qnaee of the Declaration of Independence. aims
10 prevent the population of these Staies-ior
tba, purpose ot>lructing the laws for the nalu-
ralizalion of foreigners" And, hence, We utter
IL eprobate the disraceful acts of this party, re-
Gently in Philadelph ia-re>ulting i'll robbery,
murder arson and >acrilege.
Peslrtd, That the thanks of this meeting are
dine 10 those Democratic members OF Congress
who have eyiscerated the bribery aud corruption
Of Henry CLAY in the infamous intrigue which
outraged the popular will ny the election of John
Quincy Adams in 1921; and who have branded,
with traitor 10 the people, the a>pirant, whom, for
20 wears. we have known as an aposia,c.
On motion. the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed delegates 10 the State Convention 10 be
held at Charlottesville on the 81 Monday in AU-
gust next:
Marinsburg Precincl-Wm. A. Somervile,
DR.. d. Murphy, Jacob Rush. Joseph SchoppeIt
John Billmiire F. c. Alburlis, Alfred Hooper
P. Cunningham, Hugh Mckee.
Falling Water-Maj. l.. y. Willis, p. Dris-
kell, 7 r. Dugan, Amos Williamson, George w
Hedgesville-Henry ] Seibel, J. B. A. Ma,
denbousch David Speck, David Warrick, Heze-
kiah Hedges
Back Creek-Lewis Grantham, Israel Robin
son, Moses S. Grantham, Samuel Hedges, Chas
Sluckey.
Garardstown-Willis Wilson, DR.. Page, Peter
Rouse, r. D. Seaman, Jas. w. Gray.
On motion, Dr. Harrison was added 10 the de-
legation,
Rr@lrsd, That the proceedings of This meet,
ing be published in the Virginia Republican
Richmond Enquirer, and Winchester Virginian
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN S. HARRISON, PreSt.