Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

We publish Gays the UGIon,) ihe following
resolutions Of the executive Committee Of the
Jackson Association, as requested. We are
authorized 10 say 10 our readers, tina, the Ian
suase used in these resolutions, however severe
it mag seem, is called for by the unjas!Gabe
language Of the wings in their Resolutions put :
lished IN the lLleliigencer, and their mon>titus
sys,cm Vi fraud, Z shown by the following cso-
lutons
RESOLUTIONS or THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE OF THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASsO-
a; meeting If The Executive COMMITTEE 81
the Jackson Democratic Association OF This city,
held al Jackson Hall on Monday evening, Ocic-
Der 9, 1913, the following resolutions were uRan-
imously adopted.
Resolved, That we have seen with surprise the
unblushing mendacy Of the Rough and Ready
Club il this city, in their resolutions, and the
letier OF ,hcr president, published in the Nation
al In clticcEcer, denying that more than one life
ot Gen Taylor has been published! and circua-
ted in this city, and while admitting that they
have two publishing rooms deny tndt documents
are prepared Tor lie North representing Genera!
Cas- as pledged 10 the extension OF slavery, and
Gen. Taylor pledged against il; ami that docu-
mems ale prepared Tor the SDuh. representing
Gen Gas. as an enemy 10 The institution OF sla-
vel; and an abo iiunisi; iiiat Uae Of our cont
milIee procured and placed III the hands o Sea
aor HannssaD, last sammef, iocr.cen ii.es ~
Taylor; and hat VIC have now in on HANDS, ard
open 10 he inspection o all four different lives
OF Taylor, published by Wing publishers IN this
CITY, mi circulated by The Wing committee un-
ter the frank OF Wing congressman aud sena.
lnfs; hat we have in our hands aud open 10 The
inspection OF all, Wing documents prepared for
4 "a Ira a
10 and pledged agaiGsl lhr extension =; slavery,
and Gen. Cas- as IL favor Of aud pledged = the
extension ii s!a-ery; and GucuaiebiS prepared
Tor Inc SOUTH representing Cen. cass ~ an
| abolionisi nt HE sri1test sect" and declaring
the notorious Miilard Fillmore as better friend
OF the institution oi slavery than General Cas-;
| that me frs, III hes. documents was obtained
| from the commilicc room where documents are
prepare! for the Mourn, and The other from tnt'
| curn;:itee room where documents are pub!!shed
Tor the Suu1H: thai these different lives Of Tdy-
Tor, and Northern and Southern Wing docu-
men!s. arr in The commit e. room ot the Execu-
tive Committee n Jackson Hall. where they
can BE- examined al any hour oil Inc day, fiom
this time until The election OF General CasS 10
the Presidency. That the wings accusing Us Of
| fa!schooa in making these statements, have, IN
! ai:iion 10 he irard, The LIE fruvcd upon them;
and with his brand upon their forehead we hold
them I'D 10 the scorn aud execratlon ol The
world.
Resolved, That we view with Indignation and
sco!n The conduct OF the Wing patty oi this CITY
| in meany endeavurins 10 sneak out oil the mia
| nv of their association with one whose name
should moi be mentioned among honorable msa
bu, whom they imported into This city. introduced
Ia IN au fence, and cheered IN in his Infamous
| fal>chocds and malicious slaIter o. the Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency; and pnb!i- n
| Ell mis- Speech which WAS 50 famous, maj they
| had no; The harthood 10 allow The name OF a re-
sponsib!c man 10 60 out IN connexion WIN IT,
| Even me publisher darcd not ALLOW his name Z
| apoear unun lii. documeGt-a statement KNOWN
| b. them to BE- ialsf, but which They trusted uigh
be used 10 deceive nnsnspscing people. icW
ever much they may endeavef 10 shrink lInm ih'
responsibility IL their connexcn win this oas'
siarderer, we shall faslen the inamy o The &C
upon them, ill, Ike The poisoned shit oil Nessus
/ il consumes hon 10 the death
Resolved, That we again call the attention o
The American people to these monslrous frauds
of tic Federal party now proved upon them
that they may spare no efforts Ill exposing Int
infamy of Federalism 10 the world; that io
ourselves, however revolving may be the sight
we shall perform the duty we owe to our colln
lry in raising the veil which conceals the hide
Gus nudity O. this MODEL Artistic party, VINO
destitute Of principles, seek power through DC
cep,ion and fraud and that we will
| "Place V hip every honest hand,
| To lash the rlscals naked through tue world
Resolved, That we request every Democratic
newspaper in the Union 10 publish these reso
lutions, that the frauds of The Federal party ma.
be seen by The people, ard that they may he pre-
marcel for the dcce ptions aud Misrepresentation
which arc being practiscd upon them.
j. D. HOOVER,
Chairman Of the Executive COMMITTEE.
Il. w. McksEw, Corresponding Secretary