Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-13
RHODE ISL AND.

A lstcr from Providence to the Editors OF tho N.
Y. Journal OF Commerce IS conclusive as to the
plemacy of the Anti-Jack party in tie Legs.
laturc of Rhode Island AMI renders the election OF
Wing Senator in place of Nj. knight certain.
A motion was made and carried in the lower House
to proceed TO this election on the lst of November
but, the Senate, in which branch of the Log sla-
ture there ID a small majority OF Jackson men, refu-
scd to concur and tic election is therefore post
poped till January next. The folio wing res olu =
tons were adopted by the lower House:
RESOLUTIONS.
l. R,soii ed That this General A assembly regards
with much solicitude AMI regret tho present condi-
tion OF our National Affairs which in their opinion
IS 10 be attributed To departure, in some essential
points, from the spirit of he Constitution and Of
the Laws, by the present Administration of the Go.
vernment OF the United States Pissed, Ayes 40,
Noes %
2, Resoleed, That the removal by the Executive
OF the Public Funds hom the custody in which
they belonged by law and contract the DISPOSE.
| ton manifested by lhc Executive to take the en-
tire control of the Treasury, and 10 int, ferc with
the other Departments of the Government the
too frequent removal of useful Public Officers -
the political use which has been made of the Gen.
era Pos, Office, are among the of this solicit
tudc aud regrc, and ty themselves and their conso.
quenccs, tend directly to a change IN the character
and eventually IN the form Of our Government
Ayes AZ, Noes 26)
3. Resolved That this Assembly are decidedly
| Of the opinion expressed by the House of Renre.
sentatves, at their May session, 1884, and confirm
cd by experience, that National Bank is ipJ,s-
pensabc tor the proper collection 70 keeping and
disbursement ofhc Public Revenue, rs well as for
the regulation of the currency and for the most con-
venlent transaction OF commercial affairs [Ayes
46, Noes %
Resolved, That the present Bank Of the IT,
nled States ought to be re.chartercd. or another
Incorporated with such notifications and proyi
sions as VIII render such an institution most use
ful TO the country, and secure in the hands of the
National Legislature the control oflhe Public Trea
sury.
To this Resolution, upon the moiio of E. r.
Potter, seconded and sustained by B. Hazard Ia
Whg,) the following addition was made by a vote
of4l 10 "a, viz in substance, that the Branch of IN.
u b Bank IN this State ought TO be liable TO the
same taxation as our own Banks. The Resolution
was then passed, without a division, by a .trony
majority, the noes being few and fein,.
B. Resolved, That by union and co.opera,;o,
throughout the country, without regard TO minor
differences, among all those who entertain the chi.
MONS which we fave expressed, the Supremacv Of
the Laws may and ought TO DO vindicsted fron,
those abuses OF power against which we have aoI.
emily protested. Passed without division ss
the preceding
OHIO ELECTlON-The Coumbu, s,o,.
Journal of tho LIST inst contains return. n ~. |
lection Tor Governor from all but two or ,h,,.
small counties Tho vote as far AZ received stand.
thus:
For Lucas (Jackson,) ,o2o,
For Findlay (Whig) 6625o