Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

series OF able papers under the signature Of "a Friend to
Truth" We earnestly recommend them to all our read
ers They contain facts which among would wiling
~ have buried where eye hand ev or
They shew from the public documents Of the country
that Mr. Calhoun thoroug going adj OF
the American Systems that he gave TO the policy OF pro-
ectng domestic manufactures his most powerful support
and that through his Influence Tariff OF protection was
adopted by Congress. His friends cannot deny ibis II
they do they shew most unaccountsble ignorance on
the subject, what is much cupable wful in.
sensiohy to the strongest evidences OF Truth Charles
ton Pat.
LouisGnG.--A voice speaketh from the battle. rround
There was great Union nesting at the Exchange in
New Orleans on the I'd instant attended by upwards of
1900 people, OF which ID. BouIgny Esq was Chairman,
and d. f. Burthc, and NJ. White Esqs Vice Presidents
aud Messrs H. Davis and H. b. Cenas Secretaries. The
object 81 the meeting being suitably explained by the
President, hemeelin ably and eloqucntly address
ed when series OF animated aud patriotic resolutions,
breathing entire dev oiou the Republic and an
aOIe, determination TO approve and suppor the tone,
temper and reasoning oil the Presidents Proclamation
were adopted
The subjoned the two concluding ones of the five
that were adopted Charleston GaS
Resolred That the citizens of Louisiana respond TO the
patriotic call OF the President OF the United States to his
fellow citizens, and pledge lives our fortunes aud
our sacred honourS TO sustain him every peril his
forts TO maintain the laws and preserve the integrity of
the Unon and invoke the interposition of the Most
gh TO preserve TO US that national existence aud union
Tor which ashngton and Lafayette fought, aud in which
50 many martyrs died in the glorious
Resofred, That the Chairman OF this meeting address
letter TO that great and good patriot Col VIM Drsyton of
south Carolina, and TO express TO him the high we
eel oil the merorous eXerons he has made arrest the
present Crisis aud to request him communicate these
resolutions to the "Union Party OF South Carolina.
THE VOICE OF THE PEoPLE.-It is stated that the
Legislature oil New Hampshire have requested MI. Bell
AnllJackSon Senator in Congress from that State
sign his seat. The House of Representatives of Maine
nave passed series OF resolutions l0i 65) censurng
The course pursued by their Senators in Congress
Messrs Holmes and Sprague, and requesting them 10 re-
sign their seats One of the resolutions adopted bv the
Maine House OF Representatives is as lollows:-N Y ~
Post.
RESOLVED As the ofths Legislature that the pco
pie oil Maine dsappove the conduct of both their Sena
tors IN the Congress OF the United States relative 10 the
renewal OF the charter OF the United States Bank and also
relative to the Tariff; and in consequence of the utter dis
regard oil said Senators Of the instructions last Lee
gsdutc solemnly declared, the voice will of the
people, each OF the said Senators has forfeited the conf
dence OF his constituents and destroyed their reliance up
on his devotion 20 their wishes and interests and is i'm din
y required 10 resign the he has abused and which
he cannot longer retain except against their known will
U. ). SENATOR FROM MAssAcHUsETs.-On Tues.
day The House OF Representatives proceeded at IL O'clock
10 ballot Tor u 3 Senator and the result was Daniel
Webster, ASP X. Simpson, 16-Willam Bayies s.
Henry Lee, l. The Boston Globe remarks that this ballot
does not show the strength of the jackson Marty i'm the
iousc--the whole number of which cannot fall much
short OF 100 popular candidate would probably have
| carried that number of votes.
MAINE SENAToRs.-The Resolutions offered i'm the
Maine Legislature, stating that Messrs Sprague and
Holmes had violated their instructions and REQUESTING
them 10 resign their Offices IT, Senator'S have pa sed
that body by vote OF hundred and fire TO siriy-
/0W.-N I. Standard
Instructions TO ScnGtOrs-The Legislature of Maine
has passed resolutions censuring their Senators in Con-
gress' Messrs Holmes and Spragne, for dobeying the
instructions which given 10 Them TO vote against the
Bank OF the United States aud the Tariff and calling upon
them to resign their seats This is bringing the question
OF the right OF the Legislature instruct the
from State 10 the test IfIhe Legislature possesses this
right It would seem TO follow that il has the right TO call
upon tem IN case OF disobedience those instructions
to resign their seats; and those who deny the existence
oil Tie latter right must also, should think DENY the
former AS the Legislature has power enforce ODE
dience TO the directions it may give Senator's perhaps
it would be better say that the Legislature NAV adpse
rather than instruct the Senators.-BdH Rep