Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01

Soods. and a nua,er ,oomaded in srsry dseesion--,
rage and deadly violence. All the deaths and sound
ell are reported TO have been Of the Corkonians.
About ten o'clock last night the victorious party return
Cd aud passed quietly through this place, al er hsitr
lew moments in OF the public streets. their respec
tive sections aud shan,e.s below the town. Quiet was
restored Tor the balance OF the hight.
We have thus attempted merely sketch of the horrid
barbari,es committed in this neghborhood through the
past week The public peace has been outraged. aud the
civil authorities coniemned Ii remsns for the officers
OF justice to take The necessary steps TO repair these gross
violations Of the law.
Posfscripf.Snce writing the above, principal lie
er OF one Of this parties has been for
The volunteer companies have arrived from
commanded by Col William II. Fi,zhugh who is aI.o
sheriff OF the county, aud ia readiness aid the
cs authority An express has been despatched TO the
Seat OF Government for sufficient regular force to be
on an stationed here, at other suitable points along
e ne oil the canal TO preserve order among the laborer
ana Tor purposes OF general protection.-Banner.
The pREssuRE. The conduct OF the United States
BANK anu ITS friends Is certainly most Extraordinary; spd
we Vefuy oeheve, that u the party lee ling
which Is involved in the present would ex
cite the execration OF almost every man. with
the institution, in the community That there is pes.
sure Tor money most true, aud that productive OF Sc.
ttous Inconvenience TO all classes the in
lac! which 10 seen aud tel, by us ALL This have
before Remarked has resulted from various es such %
the substitution OF cash duties In place Of the credit which
was formerly given upon them. the large iu
western losns and other articles an other
The tact cannot be denied by any candid man that these
are the original causes Yet the friends VI the Bank
ai'egc that Il has all resulted from the removal OF
we uepos'es, which any man possessed Of common un
uerSanding must know. could not of ITSELF have produced
any such effect No man believe the removal u
rev h''ions OF dollars, from place Of depose TO
another, to he employed could Of itself have produced
any such effect But alter having for MANY wears been
permitted TO trade upon the Government funds, this Bank
because they have been removed when its charter
has but about two years longer rum sets to work i'm eve
ry possible way, to augment the pressure. With almost
double the amount Of specie vaults which its Pres
dent mas asserted TO be necessary the regular
secnton Of its business il contracts its discounts sud
deniy, drawing In its notes, and grasping M
those oil other Banks, in order that may be enabled
to demand specie for them Tor the purpose Of
elr attempting to relieve the which prevails
Noris 'his ALL but by means OF its paid presses il is con.
stantiy endeAvorng unervaue the standing OF the STATE
Dahk<' representing them ON the Of Stopping paw
meh'' anu ereby creating panic Ia the public mind and
run upon the Banks without necessity or reason which
compe!s them TO reduce their below the
amount which they could and would, under other circum
stances, grant with perfect safety Ia this manner all
KINDS oil business parazed and suffering is
among all classes oil the community by this xorable mo-
neyed aristocrscy and its friends without any kind of
cessy, and for other earthly reason but TO cause is
power and influence to be seen and felt.
a. anu ye, mas me presumption to tell the public that If
Tue uePoses DC restored, will make money plenty in
week. aud to ask Tor proongaion power while we
have before us such full display Of the pernicous and
ooAn, In the naughty made by him to his
who complained Of his fathers was not
extraordinary than that Of the Bank and its friends IL
treats the people and their representatives. from whom II
derived ITS power, and from whom il hopes 10 procure
ProongAon oil that power, its slaves, whom il NAV op
press Peasure and expect them submit 10 that
son mol only in silence, but with pleasure and applause
ihey complain OF the dangerous extent of its and
ne answer gives TO their complaint is such display Of
It's power as causes them 10 feel the weight of ha,
the extent Of which they had dreaded ia and
hopes 10 silence their complaints by showing that their
apprehensions well founded While il il endea
ing to grind them into the dust il demands restoration
oi tho dePosites with promise make money plenty
week, and threatens that il the demand is not CO
piled with, it will persist in its course of
the last drop Is drained from s vial OF wrath The
Government OF Great Britain, at the CONNIE me nj Of
our heVoinon did not assume higher Tone or DISPLAY
more yranncal disposition. And will the people of the IL
States yield 10 its demand! Will they whose father.
conquered the proud British lion, now weld IN The
naughty demands Of such pei whep, We ms,
hey WIN not Surely no possessing the spirit OF an
:enr'"s" VIII "vA' ysti ...L such
we have now full display of the dangerous nature Of
sue an irresponsible power in the country II we had
never before ieit any apprehensions respecting H. Va
have now such glazing proof OF il as must diss.i 800
aonol from every mind II the Bank the u States we
ooed out Of existence, our local Banks could and would
relieve the pressure but such il the conduct and h
e temper and disposition OF that Bank that thew
% so0a hey would; and happy will it be for the coun.
"y "neh IL shaii cease TO exist.-BaH. Rep
The FORCE BILL.-We have m;nn,s,v .o,
observation by different journalists ON th, subject
hnu mere Is not dissenting voice in a,inC ,h. 80
; snu enPea'ency Of i's repeal II enacted for
specia purpose or devised operate on an
ou' now that that emergency exists no longer H.. ~
reasons l"Pelng the legislature sanction an
&C, ra'her from motives Of campaigning compuIsien H.
indignant hosity-we think that honor propr;stv "a "
desire TO healhe wounds that had be EN- ncauiomsi i
aud 10 extend the hand Of amcsble adjustment; -,
.oG'hern brethren, alike call for the total IN
me s!aute-book OF the Union of the ac, LII, 49,. olh
venue Collection Bill II is now inoperaive and @
'es; YET lis being unrepeaIed may corrode the 70. liz,
winch now seem solicitous breathe anenitv al
cofd we may believe our southern brethren ac,s, ~
properly or enormously In re.orng to any measnrs y,
nuhncduon stu We think that the cause being reno,a
e e"ec' should also be removed Its continuance On a.
can DO no good and il may do some harm
more iSTfrds-We have received another R,,L T.
a from the oice OF the Philadelphia Commerce.. Hera,,
containing four pages OF double medium size fsd ;,,
mater IN relation TO the Bank. This it, doubles.
IKE o'ner Extras Of the kind paid for by Le B,nL
unuer the resolution authorizing Mir Bdj. IN exnami
sum ne peases as reward for the ssre and 20
su.o,ia matter which appears in that paner - :;
."e ieth instant, and has only Just come ,o had
Is no doubt that very large edition of the
Ssen published and paid for from the 81
VII. hdde.-BdHimore Republican. r "
'messrs George Jegerson, John T. Leigh, John NJ 8o-
her' EdDd'd Eggieston, John Webster. Sheriff nj
Imend ana as such administrator of De6U .1f;p,ey
oeca W,Hdm 4. Eggieston, and HIM EeeIeston.
Elm iI,EMEN Take notice, that shall nroce sd
- 70 lake the dispositions of Willis PlIer and o,hers
10 me i'vsrn-house OF Samuel ID. Bnke in the comn,
OF frince Edward and State of Virginia ON lie fo,S
nth, aud sixth days OF March ne x,: and If ,s -
all al