Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-09
DEMOCRATIC MEErING IN AccONAc.

Chair, and Ecn;4n.i:. T. CIntct appointed Secretary.
ic Objects o tc meeting uri-ly cX.Ined ~ L. J.
icll, E-q aud on his notion, itw
Resolved, That cnnl,icc, IL coaas! oi five members,
." appointed BY Tie ilir consider aud rcpj business
: ior The action Of the ncciiag.
i Under The ab0:" resolution Ii. following gentlemen
lHpoiu!et, via: } Brl, DR. pster Browne, OF W;sc,
John II CuS6 AID Vim Moore Jr
lac cdnnl'te retired! and after sot absence returned
a'd reported several resolutions FOR the consideration o M
meeting discussion :rsnpcn en1He: . which DR. p.
ter + Browne. Col E!.vari L Alien, L Br', Benjamin L
Gnncr, VIM G Riley, WISE John Il Gusts ani Tncs
Chopper, Efs participated The sau" ai!or discussion
ana nrsni@ient, wcrc a.!vi;c in :hc following, forms
Resolved, That approve oI the call OF Democratic
State Convention Dc held in the city Of Richmond on
;te 3 o Marcia acHt and Ial eighty delegates and FIVE
l;cnaies, be iI. b. Iii: Chair BE- appointed - rce-
scit Tho Democracy oE .i:C"ai"c IN said CHnvcn1u
Rsspiytd That 'h, 1cting entertaining hi sense al
;c distinguished ability Had rCsvn9 ;Acgy 81 james
Buchanan ot p, y.ania as mas, and 4
Jarut, and having ;n,nisa2 c"a,iumcc in hs fidelity
id c:iilbn 20 n" Constitution, The tain ana the Fgs
Of 'c States, c!ess"s iis pti::cnce j.: h!i - ii. 'A
Democratic candidate f,r the Presidency al The Uai;,d
States liz las sr-v, IL long career nlirtaiatG IN The
pahc concIis ig lrIe pncrics al lie Democratic p'T'
ic has prestige ui Inc warrior" hH tbs ia' ~ 'e ss
bic Qualifications o ic cisiil.n ard statesman. He has
| served long in The Senate, and gracci IT'S arua-
IarrcaG nn !one rs honor in Kings Courts; II. lie
Cabinet, and argued IS 10 acquire ta'pre; "inna;
The swofiat times 10 preserve peace ami h iins 50 10
HcFSc tc sIws o war ." 10 maze the f=h appear me bet
caGsc In both tIit md It" IT." head uf the
glorious and sCccrSs'n administration Of .hc lame c 'r':
dent Puik; which, wiiaJu; guilty s.ln al blood .: tarealn
brought III The glory u; arms and the cGa oi fI.ttDa con
Iue. in conacss millions. The Di Alr P"i.'s Cah
passed hy III selecting cindi4' in ISIS and lie
DcHoCr;c; met by dc!ga, IdC STATE OF P"rns::a
mSSCd by and yc;uy "cn u i'I' fGGcai PATTY
Ae now ctI! for Buchanan Tic chct oi The P'i Cabinet
Pcnnsy vahia avOritc He il IN the S5or o ag:
and OF large experiences Hi:>n To no iann'c'i is''' Oh
ssd by no sectional prejudice calm, dspas ate Dis
cretI, able and strong mani rip" ac,r, ri''d "i
ci.a and Iuiisi; Il 5@nd u! The Uhi"n, al Tie C"As
'uthn, ana Ot State Rights man nt progress. VI
'ha true and Conservative sense; Democrat "i TIE
Scl,rp Of the Fathers; a moral man BY hot rrcccr
1y.kyp
vat, l and above all, devoted i,o"tr ii III. iih ~
Washington, III the policy UI Justice and Peace. some sv
hG Fcdrrai> il he !. mach The better f@-
publican that he forty years agr the error d +
wa,5 and has not in rh. n!c, 10 rCc.n his
conversion. How SHALL Democracy Ec !nagn!iiod Ii tried
conc!is 10 lis lih are not 10 be hd:c 10 liz "S nor
c approved III lis cucc O!es say, Ec las Gnt :i"s ai
horic; has every great and good man. who is positive
enough in his character 10 pcElnm his aay "GcHfG@ 10 his
nwa Independence of mind and action II he has some en-
ens he has friends Pcnnsy yvhnia than any other
man. and will be likely 10 carry majority ni her
the coming and majority in Prn*y yiva!
may and probably will DC the sac g"i non OF victory IN inc
coury large Pennsylvania too has her elui;ed c'Is
On o Iii. clie and better sisters of r tnn sac is al
was given Democracy triumph wi,cE she mas eiTcA
Democracy her vote ami she has failed Ia give il her
VOTE when her sisters have selected hcf ayOrltc from ano
cr State She has never any Of hr and
ner sisters rctci FOR nJlnarn one q; her
sons Iicr time has cJnc-sG presents son Of hers,
the lrs, choice and ,ir s"n ia c"c it times
.vhh told coming 10 ity ~: .iih n tie ,inrrs
to IT,, prcY p age love a! union, "i the Cons't-
ritn and OF State Rights, our respect Tor the CHRISTIAN
Col! oi ion!ity anu OAK cFpaIuy ss t'cc a'c"a! ana
united people
Wfcrcas VIC have seen with regret ana alarm, The hga-
ton Hhic has lately pcivaie this country upon me sn2rc
ui our F0.ci1n relations and have viewed WIN hp'r"ci'
sion IN. threatened change in the hitherto se:t policy oi
hi; Government Wit: respect 20 "oiesa lntFScnti" oc
il therefore,
y lessons of liberty taught u BY IL" !'A.f .! h- c'un'
,y mans greatest human ,eueilc,or and "ur best friend
Ne !r comprehend 'hc wisdom and tue l''Hr o is o'
~ ~ lrin rau,ia; that it Gm50iiCs principle. ard Is
The tim" OF .4rcy, "nk for babes nor a. NJ eN
acr any X l. teaching G! HE Grch, n''a
a ralr iuII:a5r dnii"Tn AMI universal, tohe''" all
ZINE an! all Gc"I'-t"crs n' Ourselves anT 81 eve! eur
ounina nation. na:;cr las no immortality but Il has
'rsny "nd II cln""i rEdi;c am HFsp". uhss II '''
lie divine ii%s ~ ts:tct ana %: Tedcc. riceithE,
mus, the Ltr # 'c0ce as It's own only srhfs
,r.ins. :s gst OF d2:in:%n in liss as',I - o ', m o
dta!ty Tor lie Ofcati"n I'll the 'aw ct viions hfnii H.
SELF and iu elect lis example Upon all manh
Ihs, true philosophy tcdciies ior the pa!nest o reasons
ec"nrc c"a "ic".ics raises supports, !o5, cGuhiIS
nations and of nan. ar ris"-, -nrp"f's i"'s
and makes occasions individuals ui men, wn become -"
elevated their FOR lie liberty AM equality OF
these exist Peace cu;vatcs the arts ana learn
ing and virtues Of life. War terncr.ixss tho reo
Pile ard teaches them nothing but tie Rse o.
arms aud Tic Eorshp OF lis leaders, IEd makes moth
ng except military monsters o! whom lyTahis are ile II:
vice ant giotance For tbs reason tES policy oi Wash
nuon has been the ic cUrncI3tonr VI our progress and
prosperity people; aEd has opcracj not as negative c
pciicnt temporary and be c.i@eI according 10 circun
stances; but pestrc ard Gciirc principle iu .! ih1n
10 and ~ tic oppressed o: al l!:;dj II has 'fca;y N
The shortest time, de great and s:rnns 1t 'ia' gi'cn !S
connent - DC The home OF rc'ag" u tao-c "o lice oI
whatever wrong o whatever oppEessor upon ear anu II mas
given us The oE1 oi in'fa e&a'ps ~.e F'f''.s "he
shines this caTts "LermOSt parts: "c inusi there
lore abide by the dniy OF Peace form cntahglns alliances
with qa!Icis but those OF Ourselves lotced
urDn hy necessity after patient iorbchfancc ard iae
We must do not because Tly be rs! selfish, but b.
cause il is the height Ui tic best wisdom and policy Oh oGr
part leave the al o:her n:i"hs TO that tod "l"
hath sliJ "c Spoer shall be spoitc1 Tie Crn!aotmt VIII
provide fJ That's is not province aai we ~t not hr
a
assume the attributes ol Dci:" b. p5suning as We are
IN itc and tcmi 30 rs 10 hc ia Providence unto the m
,nns" Let aher be hum5y iaESal ihat We ourselves
are barely safe aH! cc an! rt nj hG warned fhht io pre-
serve frcenm and slcy 10 ~ b. the a7r o GGd anl me
observance o lis CrisJn law Is as mca as lIG siroh|'
aaa most wsci governed nation c!n do upon caih lot s
| .nd f.: al! men.
Uaier the first resolution the Clair made The following
| appointments, VIZ: =,
pnulson lnp " II Parker Dr. Peter + Bro"cc, Dr. Levin
5 Joync. Tmns r Cfopuc Ed K Alien +, EEL! Vim II
cns,i<, va II Parker, Wise, SIisn ITO HorSinI John
D Tyler TuIy \ T JONES, Saml White Taos JoyncS,
Jr VIM P,rranute. !ios Pdrranoc. lhonls L:!s'on,
Richard H mintcr Henry parkcr, G1gwci Topping, Or
Ed L>a,"crhny W@ Eiey Snnna"fser d R0E y r,.,s DF
Jno Wise, VIM Barnes, Litt il!1m'n Iea@'r iayi2r'
rhos NoT,harn, Richard Conquest, VIM II Nock Little
jas S Curan, Peter y Cobin Inn II Alien, Chas i"ian
r y Miller. Jas Sciby, DR. Jas c Williams d. wa II
Taup ar,abald Gi: Daniel Mai:lp StM G!yIn sn 'oiH
Tnos l;ayiied Edward " Taylor, Vim Laws IoT9 q
Laws JAS Norhanl John Walap, Vim " Seihv 1"'n
Fieaman Edward Fl Conquest Nath f Rey'i, AnairW ;
kcnrigkt DR. as II Savage, Lin Lecao Garrison Eur
ton N.thl Lcca9, CASTS VI Dmn'aD, Na batgeE Jas
Russell Natl Suriih Hugh & Smith, Geo Savage, Geo
/ B aIapp Geo Mapp Col K + Read, o Tw!i':d, Jno
t,;ooa ILUs Fl k.am. lr i.itt I Elliott, Ntn + :che,,
bcrgcr Wn Groton, Thus Smith Geo II B.l, hc' "
J Bell Jas Garrison Ei"ard |. Willis. YIN harmon, jas
Earf1ou Edmund Puu=Un, Edward HanGs, Heve'i n,s'
Daniel Meals wn p Moore, Ir Gusts Willis, J"hn bur
tnn Richard Avcs Dr. Jno /. Harmansnn, Levi DS'
Edward 3 Nicely Jas 3 Pnulson. Ihos jarvis MGR
tyuc Geo W wilkins David 'Taylyr Dr. Wu !. layioF.
t!,ernags-Iieu, Gov ::ic!;on Leakc ho3 I. Seo'''
Sr Vim Ritchc, JDo u Daniel and Sar bayiy.
On notion Resolycdfiat the ChaitInan and osc'e'uf!
! be added 10 the delegation. , r.,
On motion of Dr. Peter f. Browne, It vas Resolved lnat
our delegates and aernatcs be instructed to advocate m
amendment less than four delegates sf" esc
oressona! district to the National ConScnHn 10 oe hodeh
! in the city OF Baltimore. , IT,, -,
On mellon of L. j. Bell Esq, il WAS RefoiEea' lha' lhs
praceecia.s Of this meeting be signed By The CHAIRMAN n
Secretary ard that copies thereof he forwarded 20 s De'
mosral;c pnpcrs Of Richmond and Norfolk ior nuocach
And then on motion, the meeting adiortifa s,Ee or
'''o ""'N' JNO 3. AlLTORTti Chm
BExJ r CUSTER Sec'y
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