Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-21
u. s. BRANCH BANK.

u. - BRANCfi BANh.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 3l.-We learn from a
source entitled TO confidence, that the Of
iicers OF the Bank of the United States
have taken into consideration the act Of
the last session of our Legislature, intend.
ed by lis authors virtually to prevent the
establishment of Il Branch in this State /;
and nugatory-and thai they will, not
withstaudiug the hostility Of the Legisla-
ture, give the people OF Tennessee "a
Branch of that institution.
1t must be gratifying TO the people Of
this state, To find the gentlemen at the
head of the National Institution, have ia
ken The same view of this extraordinary
act, that is entertained by great MAORI
~ OF our own most enlightened citizens.
But II this obnoxious act was not an un-
constitutional nullity-should any who
suppose themselves interested in opposing
the operations of the National Bank in
Tennessee, raise the Liihputian arm of
hostility, and attempt 10 euiorce this law,
they could not escape the giant strides"
of public Indignation, which would over
whelm them as The enemies of their coun-
try's interests.
TENNESSEE TROOPS.
This is the day appointed by General
Jackson, for the concentration of the
troops at Fayetteville. d. &. Part of the
troops from this county assembled and
marched from here two days sinec-and
yesterday about one hundred fine looking
men passed through this place on their
way TO Fayetteville, under the command
of Major Cook from Robertson county.
KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS.
A company of volunteers, from RUSSELL
vile, commanded by Capt. X. Criitenden,
and handsomely equipped, passed thro
this place few days since OIL their way
To join Gen. Jackson. Wig.
The annexed order has been printed
by authority of Gen. jackson, for the
purpose of being distributed among the
Troops after their organization
GENERAL ORDER.
IOiUnteefS Of Hest TeHneSsee-Once more az
ter repOSe of three years, You are summon
ed to the field. Your country having again
need for your services has appealed TO vour
patriotism, aud you have met it promptly. The
cheeeriuiness with which you have appeared
to encounter the hardships and periis OF
winters campaign, affords the highest evil
denCe of what may be expected of YOU in the
hour of conflict and trial The savages on your
borders, unwilling TO he at peace, have once
more raised the tomahawk to shed the blood of
our citizens, and already arc they assembled
in considerable force TO carry their murder
Gus schemes into execution. Not cOntented
with the liberal policy that has from time to
time been Shewn them bat yielding them
selves victims TO foreign seducers, they vaInly
think 10 aSsaIl, and conquer tue country that
protects them. Stupid mortalsi They have
forgotten too soon the streams of blood their
Inflated policy heretofore cost them.-Thev
have forgotten too, that but a short time since,
conquered and almost DESTROYED, they were
only preserved BY the mi.dncss and humanity
of that country which they now oppose They
must now be taught. that however benevolent
and humane that country Is, she has yet
cred rights to protect, and with IMMUNITY will
moi permit the butchery of her peaceable and
inoiiending citizens.
BrGre roiUnteerS-The enemy you are going
TO contend with, You have heretofore met and
fought. YOu have oHce done it, and can again
conquer them. You 90 not to fight but 10 be
victorious; remember then, that the way to
prove successful, is not by being inattentiVe TO
the first duties OF a soldier but by bearing md
executing with cbeeTtulneSs the orders of SUI
perlors, and being constantly mindful of the
obligations you are under to YOUR country Il to
yourself SubOTdinatiOn and attention TO dis.
cIpline are all important and indispensable
without them, nothing like system can be pre-
served, and this seins wanted, nothing favora-
bic can result But, IN You, every confidence
IS rCposed. Your general will not believe that
brave men, who have so promptly come forth
at the call of their country, will withhold their
assent TO regulations which can alone assure
safety and Snccess. HaTdSbipS and dangers
are incident 10 war, hut brave men will bear
them without murmuring or complaining =
Knowing YOU to be such, fears are enter
tanned but that every duty imposed on you,
Will be met with pr0mptness and cheerful.
ness.
Your general goes before you TO open the
way and prepare for your reception. Conf
ding III your diligence and exertions he will
expect Your arrival al your destined point,
without unnecessary delay led by Colonel
Arthur =. Hayne, an officer IN whom he has
every confidence. This being effected he will
place himself at your head, aud with yOu share
the dangers and bardshIps of the campaign.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Major General Commanding
MuTEDCFyiLLE, Feb. JO.--The militia called
for by the tate requisltOn are marching with
aiacrty to Hartford, the place Of rendezvous.
The companies from wilkes and Elburt passed
through this place on Saturday aud Sunday last.