Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-03

wi produce great distress ia the counrybv the ,,,
o. which Is enabled to exercise vast political power
We have seen. too the Bank party thus lar hwareJ in
all ITS designs Of eonquerng tie country and taking
session o. ne dearest rights Of the people, by virtue
Tue foresight the hrnness and patriotism Of Andrew Jack
SON. We have seen beloved country rise above The
late intended for IL by the Bank aud s siayesand
o. one las, winter aud spring We have seen Congress
ne the deposes no, restored the Bank not re
Tue country prosperous in every interest," We 10 not,
however, believe the struggle is overWe 10 not
le monster ~ dead but only crippled We plainly see
ha great Struggle il ct 10 take place Acady has the
Bank directed its agents apply for ,ene,x Al of ~,
Ter. Inc hiends oil the Bank the alert and may vet
gam their ends unless the democracy OF the nation viii
wake up, and give counenance 10 every effort to put
down the Bank OF the United Staies-thst FIRST and
greatest enemy Of the Constitution. We have seen
mat the greatest efforts making to blind the good
OF 'rss as to the true question: tina, is, Bank
or no BANK; aud carry its influence vote TO
unholy coalition OF Clay, Calhoun and Webster W..
have seem with regret and dApproba,ion the course Of
our SENATOR Benjamin Watkins leigh In Tie Senate of
me United States in, vIyug the Adminis,ra ion aud IN
his exerIions TO reconcile the People OF e 10,
harer oi The Bank Instead OF making that open aad man
resistance Ia its pfetensons, which he was bo, 10 do
as the true and faithful representative of Virginia Pa
taking review Of Mr.. beigh course we are constrained
however much we depoIe sud lament IT, 10 regard Nj
Lego as substantially identified with lhe Bank party; and
we are lfee 10 declare, that we cannot con6e in b
'he question: whebcF this Bank shalt again be permi,,
iSsen It's deadly fangs upon the in,eres and Ibete.
oil our beloved country.
"Ihercore ResOiveI Tha, we par, of The legally Gun,
hhed voters OF the county Prince Sd ard do hereby in
sruct the Member from this county and lie Senate iro
tbis Senatorial district, against the secIon oi
D. Leigh to The Senate OF the United States and to
vote Tor some friend OF the existing WIN
not only opposed 10 OF the 90, DE-
pos'ies 10 the Bank vi the Gned Saies and 10 renew
o, me charter oil sand Bank, but o'carIerng any
"oha' o"nk Whatever, and who wilt. same time
most likely unite the geae: number oil votes in the lie
gisiAture. ~ -
-" find on motion, N. L. yenabe joseph Re,J jaime.
Madison S'lions Womack, James Wilson, DR. Reuben
~ DeJarDet, Moses Tredway, Wm BcishtwelJ Rober,
sem'1Ie, simeon Walton. i d. Clarke Charles Bright.
Carrier. Rnhsrf IN,
John W. itedd, Joseph Wilson. DIR. Thomas oyerop ami
pr ). u Lyon, were appointed a Committee % sppoint
and organ,ze committees ia the several Sections of the
county, whose duty IL shalt be- TO present Letters of In
sHncons to the qualified voters in their neio
o0rnoods Tor Their signatures; which Committee reported
we ineeung' The following names Committee men to
act ia their respective neghborhcods, TO wit:
Col. Ihos Scott VIM. 7. wootien ,>Jas. T. Price Can't.
u Dickinson, Simeon Walton, Edward b. Miller j.coh
Is McCelee, VIM. Clark, Capt Richard Marshall Branch
Mathal, Thos Goode, Col. John Foster Jas Ronduran,
Thomas YnDabIe Samuel w venable lanes sco,, H.
ry N Watkins, Ebert Redd, John Rudd, ir John Dav
Simeon II Wootien, Pascal G.. Leigh James Leigh. Js.'
3 Allen, Nathan q. McGShee, Capt James w! 'Womack.
Allen Capt Nathaniel Price, Capt fIudson Wilson How
asa Cary, VIM H. Cary, VIM. Elliott, Samuel Hunt.
James Carter Col John Bigger, Joseph Gose Rev Jno.
thompson Rev Matthew Dance, Maj. Rober, Relso Dr.
Bahisier > Pryor, Newton Cunning ham, Joel Elan Rev
WIN. Johnson, Edward w. Preston, 'Thos A. lie grand
WIN. Trent Capt. Jas. Me Dearmon, Samuel D. MrD.ar
mon. WIN. Baldwin. Jno G OWNS, Josiah Paris Samue,
Watkins, Josiah Cunning am, James Gillian SCI, Iacoh
S'ons George Abbott David Walker, Join Sears. Archi.
81
elenu. Samuel Mitchell, SEN, lillian Patterson Sa
muel H. Cunningham, 7. Carter, wfay Mos Oh, F
Jlnkins, Thomas :. Jones, Henry V.na,,e r.
nett Y. Brigbtwell Nathaniel ,Venahle Sen Ahram NJ
venahle, Rev. Charles Venable, JOSEPH nj PRICE Jnhn
iuggie, Aniplias Tuggle, James arin ADJ, F. NM
ul' Thomas H. Anderson, ury Calhoun Charles HalL
wio' iiomas Iredway SEN, Capt. Adam Calhoun Jobn
W. Ellington, Ornry Watson Watson Ri, HE Jose nh
Minams Abram H. Fensble, jaime. NJ , Jackson 40
hickson Thomas IL Almand joel W. w orpack (lem. nj
- Read, Col John Rice, Dr. VIM ri Chanpell tsso
King, Benjamin H. PRICE, James r. Allen I, ~ b
fha ~.
ganze the general Committee were sllu 10 Ne ssl
general Committee 49, ~
y" nation, The Chairman appointed the following
gentlemen me Committee Of eepondence 10 vii.
Nathaniel L. Vensbe, Ssa,aei w. Tenable C.men,
~ READ Col James Madison, Thomlos Hckson DR. John
H. Igor" Dr. Thomas Overion. Capt. James Nc Dearmon
WIN. l. Woouen, Col. ThomAs-Scoti, Capt Robe, Vrrn
ele Capt VIM Brighiweli. adj and Dr. r. De-
j1rnet. 49, " ~ Ne'
"And on motion, Resolved, TIat.the mso,beys of tho
Ior m'tee, who shall ooian sigus4Sres as are
said, shall report 10 the Committee OF
every two weeks, what number signatures of LEGAL vo
ters they shall have obtained, and that the Commi,tco
OF Correspondence shall consolidate tbe said renor,s ~
Tie irst day oil November Court, and :, hen The Conn H.
Zee sha DC stistied that all such signatures are
F as pr"cucable, they shall the repors To e iii
before tlie Representative from This county
tor fom this Senatorial District Tor their svecton al
examination. " F' ""'
Onmoon Rcsoieed That The proc eednes oC ,hs n,se,
ing De forwarded TO The Ricbnand Enouirt- the Con,s
nnons "hg the Petersburg Consultations and tie Fstm
Vile Chrouiclr, for publication
"WhereupOn, the meeting adjourned
SAMUEL BALDWIN, Chairman
"HENRX j.