From the Richmond Whig, Oct. s7.
GREAT MEETING AT THE CAPITOL.
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The meeting of citizens on Wednesday evening
at the Capitol, to express their disapprobaton Of
Gen. Jackson's election, was great and overwhel-
the extremity--the benches and the intervals be-
tween them--the windows, the area in the centre of
the room, the lobby and gallery, filled to sufo-
cation.-The crowd was so great that the business
of the evening conducted with great difficulty,
and those who came prepared to address the assem-
blage were compelled to reinquish that purpose.
Richmond from her foundation, has seen no meeting
so powerful in numbers, so venerable from the age,
responsibility and talent of those assembled. We
knew it would be large, but it very far exceeded our
most sanguine expectations-we knew it would be
respectable, but that term is deficient in significance
to express its character.