Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-28

NIL, .oon c,u TO- =, inrrss.sa Ts-if--aa Cnits6
States ts1-gh.ch vii. indirectly. bu: sareiv Zoe 81
from the tax payers' pockets double, aad may DC -
the end ten or fifteen times the amount hch hs
from, distribution aud flia; II would De esp,
oprrr.s;vs upon the people Of ths Southern 40
a,n INV two thirds of TIE nritf TO uphold .hG rue
raj Cny,ynmcn;. for the ires:;:.:ho!c pE!..h:h ~
sruy the benefits and blessings o: ne C- I., ,b
receiving il. proiection-sCch as the %oi' g., ram
lamb-and of having ;s constitutional Tsn'i nrity,
uled rrOu by ruthless aud uuscrupu.oue 49,
which it pampers ard supports. .,ns for
Resolved That deposit" is but nn"'hei ,n,c;ous
"Dist!ibuoa"--e constitutional "dodSr' 80 y 10
SCHEME 20: w by tho "enemles OF Den which 70
catch the unwtry, and rs "reservs uP,,;ou." that
fall back, il thew should fail III "Dslrlou" of tha
!: manns nn,hirr more nor less than "fo s,atos
proceeds of the ssles Of the public Janus W ~, demand
without any intention, will or power not only
Or recover III which conclusion ~ =" 50 tho country
by common sense, bat Nv the hls'o1, 49, S....a l.
since the deposit ot The Sos'VVo'' hem demand.
1896; 10. one cent of which has eNe:.,ona;nc ,hre
ed Ly.;h. Federal Government moi : 80 ,.ben
have been repeated occasions n"u 81 tha cries for
its Indebtedness and embarrasshen'sa ~ Tho Thrift
"ProtectiOn" have called lot d" '''
or a stretch o: its credit. .rlv bo maintained
by a strict construction OF The ", =, ,ha Eods
mower nj Distribution was peVer 'e i " ,,;,n,n
raj Government; that the puo.S So,,s o,,.r ,rhioh
mini and common fund for all me o'".esi
jon "uu Sy.rnmept has such control az the Ion
49,; o rs il over the public DOMAIN, when
49,, ELI byt cann0; gre; ana espec'aiiy "ou'i :, oo
80. rsurn,tjoD for this limited agent anu c'en.u
ZOO tho munl1ceut donor ana patron VI ns
sor.rsgn principals aud crestors-lhe independent
States. ,,o.,ooxoov have nothing TO
Az ,,,, ,bis old but re hashtd issue which the
Vhya Know. Nuthngs Black n.puo'lcans' anu
n,haTs have sprung upon them; no'hine 10 ieaf run
~, eli md f.r discussion before the people, DU'' as
Us iu hafnra nnder greater disadvantages will again
On forth "couuueripg and to conquer: anu u y"
;n;o rnnst stand al0as-if the shining COLA Taxes
SaI with her sovereign sisters and they pocket IN
s SSh ard ,he sbnue-inay not hope that as in 9S
III 700 sha stoud alone with her daughter, Ken.
tnck y against the Federal Government ana her BIB
~. S;atss combined in those glorious Resolutions
,Shh rsrs Afterwards adopted by them all; 70 here
So he m. influence Of her iustriou5 example, tue
srrino NAV be reclaimed, the Constitution vinocateu'
rns Democracy may trlumph aud the Feoera' o's,
,.rhooJ. once more united in harmony oil principe
and of interest, keep sop to the music " 'A'
Union" d.,scstes
Resolved That the Chairman appoint - oeIegaaIIs
- rnrssrpt This county in The Convention 10 W ne'
IN Richmond on tho 18th proxmo. he
R..olved, That a copy OF these proceeo,nGSs ;oI'
sen, 10 the principa! Democratic papers VI ttoa
mond, Alexandria, and Charloitesvi!ie 'o' pu'''e'
Tho rneetino was addressed by Messrs; Lee Gnu
weicb " no made able and eloquent speecheS.
The Chair appointed the following gen'en'en III
obad;ercc 10 ths above rrsolution: 49,
w 8 Rsazley, George w NJ Simms, MAJOR John Is
White, Cant VIM Simms, Capt VIM chapman
and Col ST T Deane. I'D
Tbereupon the meeting adjourned.
+. MCMILLAN, Chairman.
E. Fl. PRITcHErr, Sec'y.