Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-29

monied sris,ocracy OF Lyncl,burg did not decide the fate Of
the day in This county lie will not he believed who "a.
srr,s the contrary. The tact i. too palpabIr; and nothing
but u"oiushing Dronfery will conirovert IL.
MI. Gar'and. on his return from the late session Of the
Legislature, distributed large number Of printed Circu.
lars through the county, containing. among other dog mas
equally ialse aud uniounded, the following
l. THAT the President OF the U. States had caused TO he
removed from the Bank Of the U. States, about eight mill
lions OF dollars, which had been placed there on Opposite.
n"der lie authority o. law, and IN pursuance OF an exist
ing contract with the Bank"
z. That this high Executive officer, was ,ranpEny
under loot, the Constitution and laws Of the country. and
had seized upon the treasure Of the nation in total Jisre.
gard Ut his oath"
That the conduct of the PRECEDENT, had affected
the price OF tobacco IRON 2o. TO so per eent.-money had
become scarce, aud confidence losi--and that this state Of
tb,ngs must continue, so long as the President is permit
ted to hold. and WELD with mendces ana threats, the large
revenues OF the United States"
4hh. "Thtt ii appeared from official stat ments then be-
fore him, (Mr. G. wh,ls, the President had withdrawn
from the Bank. nearly eigti millions Of dollars, the Bank,
within the sane period. October, 1889 had reduced its
accommodations only 81 1926, 1913; aud that it appeared
from that exhitit. the Bank had acted with great jorbear.
dnce, emitting Ell irely TO inform the people, that during
the two preceding months, the Bank had curtaiIed its ac-
counts $6.33l.650; and that so far from the "drposites,'
actually paid into The B~"k. being withdrawn. there
remained III the Bank at the time referred TO by Inn. the
large amount Of 50 SOS, 486 Of "deposites."
o. "That the President claims the right 10 dismiss from
once, a' the heads OF Depariments' who refuse TO exc
cute hs mandates"
6. "That he holds under his control all the revenues of
The country, and dispose OF them at pleasure. without the
authority oil law, and avows his determination To refo ann
foD, that shall limit his powers"
'In addition 10 all these monstrous fabrieations. icon.
tanned in the "Circular,") Mr.. Garland also stated IN The
People, 'ds matter Of Jact, "-that ",he President of the
United Sta es, was in the habit of spurning from his pre.
senee, with cOnt"meiy and scorn, even the widows ami
orphans, who came 10 lay their complains he fore him,
&c, &c. Nor did he, Gas you might eYpect0 deipn
even to spare the Enquirer from the stripes Of his "chas.
teuing rod.
1.-The candid public, will be astonisied, sir, when thew
come to be informed, that all this ribaidry against the
PRESIDENT and the friends Of the Administrator, was sui.
Tered 10 pass of, almost without notice, aud unrefuted by
Tie production OF a solitary official documeu,- although
men were present, who were in the habit of public speax-
ing, (Which DR.. Powell @as not) prepared with every q
qniste document to have blown The ''baseiess fAh,ick"-
"sky high'-yet were restrained (from prudential mo
toes) IN addressing the People-at the sug ges,ion of some
oil The Doctors friends, lest il might be said, he had EN-.
pioyed a lawyer to make a speech for him-al,houph a
lawyer (and a former jackson inan) did make a lengthy,
and most reckless har.ngue, OH the opposite side IF ~.
question.
" The public need not, therefore, be surprised, tina, un.
ur such circumstance, and against such fearful odds,
me hitherto proud Republican flag which hiss waved
over sold Amherst for half a century-should have
been at length s,ruck--ignOminiousiy struck, 10 a ,e-
.Gailand's majority at the Courthouse, 25
NJ the precincts, (supposed) I0O."
ALLEGHANY-Q DELI
" Lane o. has beaten Damronrb y 10 votes. Mr.. Dam.
ron was not considered as an oppo.iIionis, in the last lie.
gisiature, but subsequently became So"
AMELIA q DrL
Richard Booker reelected. He is opposed 10 the Ad.
ninistraion and 10 Rives; but perfectly .dnti. Bank, " and
for a strict and rigid construction Of the Federal Consti,u.
ton" The vote was. for Booker 2io-Wiley la2.
SOLPEfER-tI DELI
HHl-Gad) BrOadus (.anti)
Gaihright., At A
JtHersOnton, 81 %
MAORI y for Broadus, I6
" This contest Gays the Culpeper Gazete) wa. con-
Quoted with much activity; but is not by any means 10
be regarded as a test Of principle. While the friends of
Hill insisted that Major Broslus was no Jackson man,
AMI that the true question was Bank or no Bank, Major
Brosdus insisted throughout The canvass, and 10 a crowd
IN conversation with one OF us, on the day OF the election,
that lie was ss good a Jackson man, as the pei son with
whom he conversed. He aud his friends also insisted that
tie question YVES not Bank or no Bank. This course OF
eiectoneeiing permitted many anti Bank men. and many
warm iri-ndso OF Jackson, 10 support Major Broadus. while
every species OF hostility TO the Administration rallied
upon him. Superadied 10 all which, every law yer al the
bar, but ourselves, az well as most of he ,ne,.ontJs
sceoHh oil the county, was in favor OF Major Broadus.
=" We understand the election will he contested"
a Cnipeper correspondent of the N. Intelligencer also
o. me senate reached us yesterday morning, Uhe day Of
eiecnon2 aud produced a good deal of excitemeDt. Vir.
gln'a viii prove true to her principles. in spite oil the ex-
efIoDs oil Oflce- holders aud demagogues."
ELIZABETH CITY.
The result in this county aud Warwick Ohe two send.
ing one Del'sate) is as follows:
Samuel Servant lI2 SIS III
William f.. Moore, SO l3 80
Majority for Servant, o.
Servant is said 10 be 80 - friend of Nuliifc alton, and a
rough Administration man" (Last wint.r represented by
Hir JONES' a Nuliiher aud thorough Observation-Disclosures
ESSEN-O DEL)
"We have lost our election. For some fine I have
feared II, but never calculated on so la ge a vote against ~,
Such a vote never could have been Obtained, bu, Tor a r.
pori which was most industrousiy cl culated, that Gen.
Jackson Had prorogued Congress on Friday last. Some of
ue nrmest men qnailed under such news. We had no
means Of contrddiciing il, aud IL was circulated on The au.
lhority oil a gentleman who left Washington on Saturday.
towards Tie evening The report was modified, and il then
stood, g that he had sent a most insulting message 10 lie
Senate, which caused an immediate adjournment" Me-.
yer have l seen such excitement Hunters personal nm.
piisriiy IL great hs sectional vote bore dow n everv thing
IKE opposition. l know very many decided friends 10 the
Administration who supported him among hem was Col.
Rousee, the btother-iD.lsw OF Df. Cloplon. He had pledg.
ed his support as soon as MI. Fl. declared himself a car.
didaie."
Another letter in an Opposition paper saws:
"iuntet and Micou are only so rr opposed to tho Administrators
- tue principles OF the Proclamation, aud the Presidsnt's course IA.
MaT",,he Bank, run counter o the creed Of the old Republican par
ui ana honorable support upon such principles a. Gle yntd tho old
gentleman to his pfesee, smoeoee. iuntei is a young man Of goat
FAIRFAX-U DELO
3, NJ. Bali re. selected. Ball (And-Jdckson) 2il, Daniel
Oackson) 1853.
FLOYD-Q DELI
" have the pleasure Of Informing YOU. that we gained
anoties victory IN Floyd county Oh Mopday last. Tho.
p'ss a stegar Is elected. MIR. Stegar is . thorough. going
Jackson man, and is in favour Of the re election of WIN. q |
Nves, Il opposed 10 the re. cbar,sr Of the u. s. Bank. and
opposed to the restoration Of the Deposites. The vote was
a. follows:
Thomas II. Stegar,- (Adm.) l7s
Col. Joseph Howard, (Adm.J IsS
Charles c. Lee, (BsikO "a
John Howell, (Adm SoY
J~EFFERsoN-f2 DELI :"
Berry and Gsllahef elected (both Anti .JscksonA O.
D. wager zone OF the last delegates, and a friend Of the
Adfninistrstion) did not offer, and declined all tI,e inoor,n
bi1es OF his friends, who had once put bin in nomination