Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08

PUBLIC AT NEW MARKET.-Ata very
mum erous and respectable meeting OF the citizens OF Ma
dson county, held New Marker, the 7lh nst ac-
cording 10 public notice. 10 take into consideration the
late measures oil the administration in regard the United
States Bank-John Vning, ESQ., called on TO pre-.
side; Waller T. Kbble aud VIM Evans, E.urs. w. ere
nominated Vice Presidents; and DR.. Geo d. Norris APP
pointed Secretary and Capt Henry c. Dunn assistant
Secretary. The Chair after brief address the ob.
jec Of the meeting, appointed The following gentlemen
draft preamble aud resouons expressive OF the
OF q e meeting: Pines X. Ingram, William I'll. Glass
cock. Thomas Miller. James Bell. John Power, Samuel
", Peyion S. Wyatt, Richard Is. Purdom, Samuel
House, w G p. Pool Joshua Menbourne, Nat. Hall.
John H. Webster, John Angel, VIM. +. Scott, Sanl Da-
Wis., Jr Benz Franks, Jacob Boyles, John Boyes, I
league, Elias Bayles. Prelminares having been
ranged, The meeting motion, adjourned until 2
O'clock, when the committee reported throug their chair
man, the following preamble and resolutions which were
adopted unanimously, with but two dissenting voices
Previous to the vote being taken, the meeting adj
dressed in torcble and highly appropriate manner by
Pines Ingram, and John ID. Phelsn, Esqrs
Whereas, The freemen Of this meeting most de,rl y
cherish the Declaration OF Independence and the prnci
pies which contans aud whereas the Government of
the United States, from its equal laws its sacred regard
for liie liberty and Properyrom the freedom of speech
which II ailows-the liberty Of the press-the elective
ranchise-tbe federation OF rei2ionand the open and
unreslraned pursuit OF happiness which it guarantees,
has induced in minds the belief, that il is the hes
government in the world; and whereas we now believe
that eyenul crisis in its affairs has arisen therefore we
have met to express our sentiments, and to declare the
same 10 The world, respecting The which have Of
late agitaed and are still agitaiDg the Republic.
Resolved, That the People Of this meeting do une-
qnvocaly express hrm determination To maintain and
defend the Constitution OF the u s. against every
sion at home abroad and that they will support the Co
vernmen of the u s. D all those me asures fairly sane
TONED by the Constitution.
ResoUed, That the People of this meeting do svow 10
the most solemn manner attachment the union
Of the States, and they do hereby pledge eir
fortunes and sacred honor maintain The same for which
purpose they deem IL their duty watch carefully
resist every infringement Of those principles which
ground work OF our Union.
ResoUsd, That The government Of the u s. is gov
eminent OF delegated powers specifically enumerated and
all the powers not enumerated reserved TO the States
respectively.
Resooed. That they recognize in the Constitution Of the
u States, the right OF Congress coin money and 10 re
gulae the value thereof Of foreign coin aud 10
vide tor the punishment counterfeiing the coin OF the
United States; but they where the right TO es
iabsh great national bank, and incorporate company
with exclusive privileges Tor term Of years such has
been granted TO the present Bank oil the United States.
Resofued, That the present u. s. Bank is only
constitutional but coDgenia with the genius OF our
Tree institutions; that tending constantly monopoly aud
ascendency, must eventually prove destructive TO- aud
subver'iye OF, our republican form Of government;
RUsoiped, That u has not acted In good fsIii towards
the people Of The United States; that has been guilty Of
derelicon OF duty the fiscal agent OF the
that by bribery corruption msde the most reck
less attempts TO invade bso,-boxes and corrupt
our liberties; that il has used its powers abuse over
Issues at sometimes pending elections TO win power; and
by the most rigid and unexpected curaiments other
mes TO distress the people, and them into s sup
port; that the banks Of The States have been
into rapid curailmenis from The dread Of from the
United States nix much 10 their annoyance aud the
embarrassment OF the people OF the several States; and
consequently IL has fortified al claims 10 their further
support to renewal OF its charter viewing altogether the
CONSTITUTIONAL of It's FRS, ncorpora ion.
ResOlCed, That rom the Developments made in the
OF the pact summer and TALL the President the
United States had JUST grounds suspicion that there
must be something corrupt aud usound n the bank aud
that was bis duty Agent hst the govern.
ment deposites were secured w time
Res0Ired That the duty Of the Pre- siden oe people
the u states IL paramount TO all ohef obIg atoms, aud
when Mr.. Duane was unwilling to the dsposiies
and would not resign. the President could discharge
bis duty 10 The people large without removing him from
office and appointing 10 his place that would do
his duty
ReoiDed That Mr.. Secretary TsDey has properly dis
charged bic duty public iunctiouary in removing
dspoes rom the Bank o. The United states and placing
them where they would be sse; and tina, he has given
Satisfactory reasons for doing.
Resoired That the Baok OF the United States 10
junction with majority OF the Senate. have tried in
wade and break down Of The coordinate branches OF
goyerumenstbe Executive Depsrtmsni-which IL %
essential to the existence Of government and the
pubic happiness.
Resoioed That the late immense display Of power snd
influence on the part Of the Bank makes look forward
ior the mos fearful consequences TO time when there
might he an nDhoIy union between the Executive aud the
Bank he legislative, judicial aud executve department.
Of government are, and ought TO be eo-equa aud