Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-25
u,,n. COMMUNICATED.

hhnnISON COUNI !.
Ata Regimenisi Muster of the 1877 Iirg,. Va. Ma. Al,
the Plantation of John RadrliH, OIL Elk Creek. Harrison
county, on the 9th April, 1891:
The muster being over. the Peopls were ,dl-.ssoI D.,
the county candidates Tor the Virginia House of ID, Iep gates.
on the course recently pn'sued by the President OF tie u.
states !" removing the public deposi,es from the United
whereupon. william W. r. Cainhan f O.. pronoses n.
'oiomiDg Preamble and Resolutions. which were read.
TO wit: "'P""'
Whereas, we entertain The opinion that as citizens Of
'ng,hi"' we nave the right, and believe il TO lie our
privilege aud duty, to meet together, and express our opi.
Mons on all questions of public concern, and to u,iie with
each o her 10 guard the avenues leading to tie Citadel Of
our Liheries-T Therefore
l. ReS0ired, That in Our opinion there isroo.
power given TO Congress by the Constitutions, to ESTABLISH
a National Bank.
2. Rcs0lped, That we arprove or ia.
oy we Administration in the removal OF The drposiies.
.. Hesoiutd, That the imperiinen mt and dictatoriaI course
pursued by the Bank in the presrnt controversy, is an TN.
nuthor'Zed ad wanion attempt OF all irresponsible nonied
CAgorchy TO dictate 10, and rule over the American PEG.
pie.
4. Resolped. That we continue to have f.li and entire
confidence IN the hrmness and iniegri y oil the CHIEF Ma.
gts'rste OF these United States, nnd tia, we will max. use
oi a. honorable means TO sustain bin agains, the assanI,s
OF me coalition In the Senate OF The Uniied States. consist.
ing oil old FederGisfs-the Nulifes-aud me ,Tson.
pointed erPecfanfsJor the Presidency.
o. ResoiUed, That The Resolutions ajo,,cd nv N. TO-.
g'sia'ure oil this State in relation 10 The renIoval Of the De.
posites' Is a gross Misrepresentation OF the sentiments Of
the people III this portion OF Virginia, and. in our oninion -,
a large majority OF the State.
D Rtsofped' That while we cordially agree with, and
approve oil The course pursued by that distinguished San
q, virginia, "l'iam I. kives, in retiring from olice rather
t'an submit to a sacrifice OF principle-yet we arc nat
insensibie to e irreparablc damage sustained nv yi,.;.
ma ana The Republicans throughout The Union, by the
loss Oh his unparalleled abilities in the u. s. Senate.
T. rescued That we highly disapprove Of the recent
vote given by John James Allen, our Representative in
Congress, IN relation 10 the removal of the deposites
O. heso'ued, That our Representative in Congress be
am' he Is hereby requested to use all honorable means in
~ compass oil his power. to prevent a restoration Of ,,e
dePosites, and a re-charier Of The u. =. Bank
" heS0fctd, That the ComnIandan, OF this Reo, a,d
the mover oi lie foregoing Preamble aud Resolutions. he
requested TO sign the same, and cause them 10 b. inserted
~ The Washington Globe, the Richmond Enquirer. and the
western Republican. THOS. G. LUTTE
Co., C0mdt., 1914 Reg'f. ia. Militia.
VIM. w. X. CALLAHAN.
At a Regimental Muster Of lash Regiment. virgini,
M'i'ia, at the plantation OF Joseph Baiiy, OIL Simpeon's
creek, Harrison county, 7h April, lS3A-The u,uurr
having been concluded, The candidates for the Legislature
"orvs-e" "o company upon The subject of the cons,uu.
recent conduct NJ ,i,. m O
p'pK' aM" fhe removal Of the DrposiIes of The pubIi,
treasure therefrom -WhereupOn, William A. Royer. 80
proposed the same Preamble and Resolutions whic, I'D
been adopted at The ~Regimeptsl muster on Elk Creek. on
the 9th inst, and which were here ap.in read evnI,;n.d
ana unanimously adopted. ZADOK GOODWIN,
Lieut.. Col, l3Sh Reg, IA. Militia.
At a Regimen'ai Muster of The 1l9h Regiment. vir.
glhha MALTA, al the plantation of BartIy Jones, on Coon,.
Kun: Harrison county, on the 9Th April, 1884:
hier HE muster was concluded, the candidates for The
negiSI'.nre addressed the people on the removal of iho
fubhc Deposites from the U. s. Bank, aud on the cor s,i,u-
tonaiIty and The expedieDcy of re charte,ino ,Ls 60
together with tie recent conduct of the RAM ,yL.ra"n
on itober a. Venable, Esq. proposed the same nr,enIJa
anu resolutions which bad been adopted on the 5.h instant.
Oh EN- ana on The 7th inst. at the SiDp .on's Creek mus.
s,' aou wn,ch were here again re d. explained, and adopt.
60, Win out one discerning voice.
JOS. J. WINTER, Lieui. Coi.
ll9h Regi. IA. Militia.