Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-14

cludsd by Offering 70 the meeting preamble and rssols
tons. eoademnlng the removal Of the Deposies from the
Y: D. Bank. aud recommending their restoration (Mr
Dickinson withheld from the Secretary his preamble aud
resolutions alter the vote had been tsken.)
George Fi'zhugh replied to Mr. Dickinson. and offered
ss substitute Tor his preamble aud resolutions the follow
"i.t Resored, Tina, highly approve the sacred
gard for the Constitution and ependence manifest
ell by the President OF the United States putting his veto
10 the bill Tor the charter Of the U. 3. Bank.
"2d Resoived That we approve Of the removal Of the
Public Depoes from Bank Of the United States by the
Secretary Of the Treasury and esteem the assign
ed by him ample AMI satisfactory.
"3d Resolved. Tina, believe the restoration Of the
Public Deposites to the Bank OF the United States would
be, to furi.h I, with means which i, might employ with
powerful effect, by operating the fears and appehen
'icns Of the country secure It's own event.
which we most earnestly deprecse.
The taken by division Of the meeting
those in isvor Of Mr. Dickinsons preamble aud resolutions
going the right snd those In favor Of Mr. 10
the Left count being made. there found seventy
In favor OF MIR. Dcknsons preamble and
aud eighty in favor Of Mr. Ftziugh. resolutions, which
were therefore adopted as the Of the meeting.
IRA HlTE, Chairman.
M. II. JONES, Secretary
OPPOSITE QUESTION IN CAROLINE COUNTY
poll was opened early on yesterday. Chat being the
first day Of the quarterly term) at the Bowling Green in
the most public Of Mr. Turner's tavern, and repeat
ed public annuncatons made throughout the day,
thai the people all requested to come In and vote
the question Of " Restoration or no Restoration" Me-
airer opportunity afforded TO parties test their
strength for, at February Court. meeting on this sub
ject had adjourned 10 this Court aud each party had used
great exrrions to procure full Attendance The people
were addressed by w. C. Minor ia favour Of tho action of
the administration this and by John Dickinson
in opposition The advocates Of restoration voted brkly
at first but finding had decided majority, Of
them alter time refused 10 vote but Of opinion.
that OF our party omitted to vote Of the oppos
ton That we had on the Court ground overwhelm
ing majority, will not be envd Tor the result Of the vote,
certified by the ntlemen who kept the polls, gave
For the restoration OF the Deposites, so
Against the restoration, 3O7
Being majority Of f,co hundred and tDenfy seven.
Never wa. public ssnn,en, grossly misrrpresen,ed.
has been the opinion OF this county the deposte qnes
ton by the Opposition. Yours respectfully.
(Here follow the OF FIVE among the respect
able cize ms Of Caroline)
COMMUNICATED.
AT large and respectable meeting of The citizens Of
Montgomery county, assembled at the Court House,
the Bel day Of March. 1884, being the first day Of the
March Court for said county, to take into
the removal of the public Deposites from the Bank of the
United States and it's branches: notion Gen. James
Hoge was called to the Chair. aud Capt VIM. II. Howe
appointed Secretary The following Resolutions Of
Tered aud adopted ty the meeting:
"lst. ResoiUed, as The opinion ofhis meeting. That It Is
the Constitutional right Of the President the Executive
head, TO displace the Secretary OF the Treasury any
time, Tor what he may deem to be good reasons.
2d ResoiUed. the opinion Of this meeting also, That
1t not only the right cf the Secretary OF the Tressu
ry but his duty under the circumstances Of the case,
remove the reposes from the Bank of the United States.
3i ResoUed also, in the opinion Of this meeting, Tha,
commercial cities, is not the consequence Of removal oil
the Deposites, but the consequence OF corrupt attempt
on the part OF the United States Bank from the
people renewal Of its chater
4th. Resored, as the opinion Of this meeting That the
order and direction OF the Secretary Of the Treasury that
the Deposes should be removed from the Bank Of the
United States in degree violation OF the public
faith 10 the Bank
18Th. Resoiped, That whether the removal of the Depo-
sites were right or wrong their restoration only
be justified by the concession of the right Of the Bank
a renewal Of its charter.
sch. Resolved, That in the opinion Of this meeting
Andrew Jackson has fulfilled the expectation Of the De.
ratio party of the Union, by his fearless resistance of
the Ta,il, the Internal Improvement system, and the
Bank OF the United Sates aud that he is emnenlly emit
tied TO the gratitude OF his country.
9Th. ResOlced That WIN. c. Rves our late Senator in
Congress, is entitled waruest thanks for his manly
support Of the Administration in its efforts rescue the
people from the coup:ing effects OF great moned Ars-
tocracy.
stt Resolued, That Repre- in Congress be
instructed as Tar this meeting have right Instruct
him, 10 oppose the restoration OF the Depostes
newal OF the charter of the Bank of the United States
.9h. ResoIoed That copy OF these Resolutions be fur
Di-hed To the Hon. Wn c. Ryes aud TO the Hon. Samuel
Med. Moore and that the Editors Of the Richmond En-.
ton Spectator and Globe at Wssngton. be requested TO
publish them in their respective papers"
JAMES HOGE, Chairman.
WM. Fl. HOWE, Secretary.
p. 3. In order 10 misunderstanding Arising
relative to the manner in which the above Resolutions
adopted, il is deemed necessary state that sub.
sttue .fered to the above Resolutions
oil the removal OF the Deposes.-The question was pu
in the following manner: two teers appointed at
each door OF the Court house. and the people TO
pass out at the doors: Those in favor OF the original Reso
uiions al the North door, and those in favor OF the Subs
tue, at the South door, the telles reported majority in
favor Of the original Resolutions. ]. H., Ch
w. ii. ii. Sec.