Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23

~, American Consul at Havana, meets win
,.r,r IN every quarter Ii lie he guilty oil the iHFhe'
,.c r,r,ct in the following Havana 'e''er - 's ~ "
h. has sunk himself forever IN 'ht eyes oil ever!
true American: e:I :: ..;,r
nj ,r.r, t,::u.h some two or three ends, Is tryins
~, ms ,.l>c ~ satisfy the Ancficah peopie-t" W
t. ~, navy ranl but not by the mlss 81 MS counu
, h,. with whom he is very coy OF os*oc'aon "
Sm, in the Office OF the l'tlsn C"nsnll,. '.t1 .'I
;,,., in ~, Iris5n "Carccl dc ldcon, every way, p1
,,, ,,rinus little comforts when nc pleas up i'"l
or any tnul will hear hii ana ecl IN t''tl' ocho,
bu. the American Consul nertr lI' Ts s ise smith OF
s iI If smiths Tie original family name o inc eaith
hes nets will return the noble Ens,ishh'ah oeE h
' - ~; ,t ~, sing that will refresh his hcar Cali hoe
nay nj md send soul that has the sense OF naive
above the fear of Spanish iro"ns. Even L!.I
Ii Give with generous hand 10 MS lane e, @ AZ
lien invited to taste his valor were u no. ti"' u
50 oiteh Iht IN his uuckct brains in his head cs
iaIJ, ,rhcn he tells that "Creoes are JuSt as ot"
p.r - tncy are just 81, il he wishes DUBIOUS cur'
rurrl Or acKnow cd.cn,ent oil Ills 'd0" r
;rn.,. he scorns in his heart
Fam parker will visit the Palace to-lnofro". "
'''' ~ As ever, yours = NJ
Same weeks since, in publishing pof''o' u ''''' "
o poI,more Patriot from the Faululer springs, we 100"
o,siop to indulge in some structures upon u' o"u
,; l,sic, names even by initials, before inc Puoc'
ms, ;,., If the letter has addressed us ho'e
49, :,,o, 10 wound the most delicate ndy ny tei1'i"A'
'''5 towards those complimencd entertain none
I'M, The kindes, opinion" We laae p'ca'"'' ~ '''A
= exclamation as public as his siflc'ufes.
,,;,, nj the Democrats Of hana"ha al NllalcS''"
.h,s Matthew'S Chairman, and r. NJ. Gardner SGcrc'a-
irIryaies we're appointed 10 the otauh'o"
c,r,ty Committee Of Vigilance and correspondence
rho ,l,winn admirable resolutions were ohani''us! 's
"a a. r.oortcd from II committee composed Of MessS' H.
, : Swami g. S. Thompson John L. Andersoh,
and s. G. Farley.
WHEREAS the people OF Virginia arc on the eve OF new
ORR in their political history, resulting rom 's no" 'y
s, ,i, the treat democratic principles ol lrce eAe'Sse
If tho ,bt OF suffrage by all her Citizens without iesaiu
their property possessions ana me ece''n :. .;.
.rvnns by The direct voice OF the peopc-prihc!lcS
81, ;crco led and advocated by the great apostle OF reuo'
,ps Thomas JEFFERSON and other iaters Vi uelH"cd''
i frh Aud whereas il is essentially necessary! III carrying
nrircipes in the practical organization and opera
;, If the new government that the task should be conf
med 10 men fully inbued with their spirit and influence
and nasmuch a they have ever been among te calnaa
and distinctive features of the democratic party II becomes
their solemn duty sustain no man Tor otlce IN the a
nroachnu elections under the constitution VINO mas no
in his previous life and political course proven MS enre ae-
onn TO ,hem and thus given sufficient guarantee that ne
will honestly and faithfully observe them in his Official action
b.. il therefore resolved
Tina, We regard the continued asccndnncy OF the demo
cr,c natv in the councils of the State Us aioding the
strongest of the successful operation OF the great
nrncnlcs of reform contained in the new constitution
That in of the importance OF the present crlss and
h nrnnc efforts that will be made BY political oppo
nent 10 inauMurae the government under wing iuS
c,s il is incumbent on every Democrat To stand many by
his orincips without regard 10 men, ana 10 sustain zeal
nm, * and faithfully the nominees OF his party.
That The address Of the Central Democratic committee
m Inc Slate recommending the prompt ana eilcient organ
1otnn Of the pnrtv throughout the Commonwealth, meets
vim r entire apnrobaon and shall receive our hearty
operation. = L,, ::
That we regard the convention proposed to be held IN
Stanton ON the oath ns most efficient means ol &C
copsnnp that object and securing the united voice OF the
Democrats of the State in support OF those VINO may De Sc
ced as their standard bearers in the coming elections
That Tie Democratic party governed rs ls bV strict re-
yard for the legitimate powers OF the Federal government
and no les sacred regard for the reserved rights OF The
States and Of the people is in opinion the only true
conservative party OF the Union and Of the mixed form o
government under which wc live
That the efforts Of the Viii. party to arrogac TO them
svr- exclusively the tie of friends OF the Union who'll
l. inconsistent with their own long protested ana ondy
cherished principles of action and public policy and thar
their pcrtlnacous endeav0rs 10 destroy the nch dreaded
move! and Influence Of their political antagonists, by nscrlb
n to them doctrines the alleged tendency OF which is 10 Sc
| cesSjIn anarchy and civil strife unounded mputa
uu upon the Integrity the long tried and unwaveng devo
lion oil the Democratic party the principles OF Tree gov
eminent and the rghul administration OF our existing III
s,uti.u;s and their high sense of national honor.
That we recognize in our fellow citizen, H. Aug honP
son. ESD experience in public affairs long teu Pohl
cal integrity, and unwarerns fidelity To the principles OF I'M
Democratic party and the rights ana Interests vi Tie coP
which qualify him in eminent degree for the Office OF Lieu.
Governor We therefore, recommend him tn the conslaea
ton OF tie Stanton Convention for that office and heeb
instruct uur delegates that body 10 use all honorable ti
! forts 10 secure his nomination.