Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

every element OF mischief-every d'sco:t.n;ed
They are scattering around hsm tue bvldr. p,ed,.,-
of their ceitiin and By this faesse ana -,
yaunlcd confidence IN ih.Ir cause, at.frnp,in,
duce the corrupt, iHtmidate The wssk, persca9a -
dscon,ert,d 10 wtEdEa" from the!: f;ien.:s and ,t
don the banner of their count.y. William G D.
is the fir. 10 sci the example. It's manifest IS t.
the world. Runners are riie OF Ell r's berg m7e.
play upoa tae resentnents cf Mr.. Tyler and IL,
| hi4 symptt lies with the nominated members ~ ,
cabinet and strke up coalition bews.n ", g.
and hinsef--of all coalitions The most disg-.c-(H
every party who be concerned IN It. b. yt ,
these movements are gong Oh IN he "aig Cam r..
own is not free from excite nent agiiat on aud an, m
| Mr. Buchanan thanks to his u,arUaaimous sp,rt !
| withdrawn from the Colonel Johns r. It's So
b. the Chairman OF his committee 10 P.hh-, !ys,,
| abandons in effect his pretensloas Ia the Char 2
streets are full of rumors about Mr.. Cslhopo-sg ,
most prob. BIZ a'nos certain ccount, ls, that lie L
to renonnce the Bl.tImofe Convention, 90. tr,sa -,
co-operation with the Republican party IN TIE l,,.,,
election.
When, therefore, did the condition OF the pa,.y >.
for more energy, more wisdom, more upiol and ma
action? Come up, then, Republ ran Patriots, to Il.
wigwam of the party. Come, and advise and c.
the bes, means, the most energetic measures fo, II,
salvation of your glorious cause We cal up,n et
States Right Delegate 10 come up 10 the work !
| is the moment for action. Others may wait 4. H.
please for the Convention OF May. But We mus, IA.
81 ganize, and we must act. We mus, act as vel A.,
as cnereetca.ly IS our opponents. We mus, no
our arms. and say, LET us wal, I'll May" W
YOU Idly aud fearlessly, you have no tine TO .cse
! Every day is precious 10 US Unless you mean 20 .
bearen-un!ess you are ready to incur all tie IN Sc
winch Henry Gays success vii! draw along with :.
| il YOU wish not 10 the darkest day, which IL
shed gloom the institutions Of our country.
mus, prepare, organize, act. Come, then, one aat
come 10 the Convention OF the lst Of EebtuarY, a.,
assist 10 save tie RsIublic.
The Signs of the tunes cannot be mistaken. n
Van Buren, decidedly the strongest man. IL wUl .
tie nominee Of the Baltimore Consen,ion-ind ed
probability now 10, that before II msets, lie Will lie
only candidate 10 whom the great Republican l..
Will look fpr their champion.
The great Conve ntion Of ONO assembled at Coigr
bus The 9Th of February and have proc .ntd tn,
preference and appointed their d. lreaies 10 the b.
more Convention. Their procs, dngs were na'a.
with the most perfect harmony and creates, unan@
Tie Select COMMITTEE "reporisd the following
sons NJ Delegates the National Convention, to b.
a; Bal ,nore, on tn ih VI ntay of May next:
'For SenhiortW DeegateS - Sam! Medary o! 10,
lin james } Faran Of Hamilton.
"For Congressional Dei,gat.s-lst District, Nichc
Schlonmsker of Hamilton; -, Aosalom Dunn n 4
er; Sd, Edwin Smith of Montgomery: 4ih, Tho
}
9Th Rotalphus Dickinson OF Santusky; sth, iona
Morris OF Clermnn, Ssh, Itomas J N7-h
Ross . h, Samuel Ew ng ut fairfield. iJa, Jola |
Miller ef Knox: llh, ThumGs W Barley C; Rc,-.l
18TH, William Vail Of Athens l:}'h, james Cuibef'
Of Perry; l4'h Gostus A ilal OF MIskinsum:
William c Walton of Monroe. 10 n, John Joi,nsoa 4
Coshocton; 18th, VILLAIN ID Morgan OF Colamb,
ls.h, Samuel I.ahm Of Stark; I9th, Joseph l.ymat 4
Portage; 29th, George b. Merwn of Co. ahoga
Horace \ Kendall Of L0rain.
.Ths report was agreed 10 ard confirmed, s
the above named persons were appointed by the
ven,ion as delegates 10 the Democratic National
veniion.
"Ihereupon, on motion Of Edwin VI. Stanton,
following resolution vas unanimously adopted:
sResoirfd, That the Senatorial ard Congres.
Delegates 10 the National convention be and IN \
hereby instructed 10 support Martin Van D'Te
New York, as the candidate Of the Democac II
FOR President Of the United States, at the next cleo
They ESQ nominated their % Electors "lhe I
venl,on also proceeded 10 vote Tor canuics'e L; I
ve:nor, By Legislative districts, each dis"Ict ~,
many votes as it has mt mbe's of the House u 4.
sen,a,iyes in The General Assembly The rcsaA
For David Tod, OF Tsuinbnll county, o. tor Il
Lncas OF Pike county, l. II was tarreo9a
nonnced, tina, all the G-'rets represented exec:
hoctop, had voted for David Tod, and lhal ne W's
nominated. whereupan, On mo,en OF "nom
er of VI ,urgnmery county, the nomination was u
nously confirmed by reclamation K
We have received The proceedings OF the D
Convention of the llth Congressional District a
cinia. which assembled 1T iiarr'sonhnFg, on 81, IN
January Michael CARRIER of Augusta, Pfes.-st III
We shall publish the details IN our next paper NJ
sufficient 70, The present TO say, that The iolo"h
macra,s were appointed The Delegates 10 the B'!
Convention: l.
"Msior Robert Grattan of Rocklnghami al'e't
James c. Shpman, EGG. x
"Captan George Baylor of Augusta; alternate v
Joseph Bell of Rockbrdge.
"Samue! c Williams Of Shenandoah; alternate I've
B Samuels Esq. II
civilian Mccoy, Esq, of Pendleton; a;eE1.,
briel T. Bar5ee Of Hardy II
Among other re- solutions, the following was o. M
"ls,. Resoired That Martin Van Buren ia { III
choice of the people OF this Congressional D.r
the Presidency, and that our Delegates 10 the 3.
Convention be instructed 10 use all fair and Aoa
means 10 secure his nomination.
The Rockingham Register says "ln al tie
tant deliberations of this body, the greatest hs'
and good feeling prevailed Considerable eAes
and animation marked the debates on some qae.a
MINOR impvrtlnce and influence. But We b. Lev, 4
ali the main questions which occupied the tut II
attention of the Convention, the Ctm0s, u'll Y
and harmony prevailed. We were excecG,n.l Il
pleased with the manly, eenilemunly, and csr'
pertinent Of the friends Of Nj Calhoun u
could Ian wish, that the same spirit which aepa 4
friends IN this Convention, would gnvsrn ana q
them throughout the Union After the ac0c,' N
the members OF the Convention formed n p'ace
and were escorted 10 their respective Hotels X
Harrsonburg Band"
In a word, let us have eunion and afti1q, an.
WILL BE