Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-16
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Erfract 3fa letter Jiom gentleman of high standing


ddted Columbus, Jan. 1, 1884
"DEAR SIR: have the sa isiaciion of informing YOU
that yesterday, by vote Of AZ TO o. the House Re-
representatives. OF ibis State passed the resolutions from the
Senate, iHStTucfng Senators, &c. 10 sustain the re.
a! OF the deposes from the Bank of the United States
to oppose the passage OF Mr. ClAys land bill and TO su..
| tain generally the OF the Administrations Tn.
vote those resolutions in the Senate, 20 10 49, be-
leve The overwhelming vote the House OF Re pre-.
sentaves, recently elected give some evidence
OF what public opinion Is these subjec Presenting
you will feel lively Interest in these matters, have
Ken the liberty 10 communicate the result for your inior
nation Tho resolutions will he Transmitted by the Co
vernon Immediately To our Senators and
in Congress. perhaps by the next mail So far as can
gather rom The h"ocinS ones here, in the opposition they
believe the Senate will reject Mr. fancy They say such
is their advice Iom W asinngion
90" did suppose the Senate had been sufficiently adno-
nsied on thus Subject TO be disposed Tor the future act
more in accordance with public feeling. II Mr.. fancy
should he rejected, however, he will be the o,er Nv
81 return TO Cincinnati ia day two, where shall
be graified i" hearing from YOU any thing OF
| should occur"
| We extract the following from the Daily Advertiser
copied from ue proceedings OF the Ohio Legislature
The revolutions OF the people OF Hamilton county and
| Cincinnati speak the spirit Of Freemen.
The speaker laid before the Senate ation
FROM Convention OF large aud respectable number Of
elegae,, from the several townships of am,on county
and the wards Of the city Of Cincinnati So much AS i.
thought TO have been directed 10 the Legislature Tor its
action, is as follows to wit:
q" Whereas, ctmtina,ian in Congress, embr acing
avowed au ure'en'ng opponents OF popular sovereignty
apo.taes from ranks, the dsapponied the unpr,nci.
Piled, aud tie meicenay IS actively engaged in ssag
The character AID conduct al present excellent Chie
Magistrate, for the purpose, OF destroying at least
inparng that confidence OF The people Of Ihc u. States
ia the their choice, which has twice placed him ia
the chair OF state. Therefore,
Resulted, unanimously, That The Democracy Of this
Congressional District, speaking through its representa-
lives assembled here, avas itself Of the first opportunity
offered suce the removal Of the Government Drpostcs
from the Bank Of The United States say that il believes
that wise, patriotic legal necessary; eorrec,
! in principle, and conducive to the public welfare.
ResOIUed, unanimously. That the democracy of the
d'rct accords its highest appreciation the various
wholesome reforms ia foreign and dome site policy &C.
comp,bed by President Jackson especially the extinction
Of national debt. the veto the bill charter the
Bank OF the United States aud v1ious measures kin.
dred principle bringing home every individual in the
land that equal AND exact justice, institutions are
signed TO distribute, and Goubt they will consecrae
the memory Of The Patriot and rro under hose auspices
hey were conSdnn'aed, when that noble spirit who,
throughout his whOle lie. has lived Tor his country alone,
shall be numbered wits ,e best and brightest names in
hissry.
RtsOloed, uHdniniOusy, That The democracy Of the
district lies with implicit confidence the Hons, Tho.
Morris and Robert 4. Lyle, representatives in
tie Dalien1 eOuarils, TO sustain by their arguments aud
votes the cduses U the people and the President IN the
vindc:iec and unprncipied waged on the floor of
Congress 10y The ri,IdOi mniOns, and pensioners o
the Bank u the u. =.
Resoiotd, m0aimOusig That the democracy Of this
district trust dat state Legislature responding TO the
various a. authorizations OF the public sentiment ,u,on teir
our Senator'S and rogue ting Representatives in Con.
gres TO sustain the Executive 10 the removal OF the pub.
!
10 the vaults Of that Bank, femunerate that stu.
don tor anyi"y may pretend to have incurred by tile
| meagure feisfredto
| Resokotd. That Committee OF three members of ,,d
Convention be appointed communicate with suitable
explanations copies Of these revolutions 10 the President
of the u. s. 10 the Hons. Thomas Morris and Rohe, r.
Lyle, aud 10 the Speakers Of e State Senate and House
| OF Reptesentadyes.-D
The Legislature Of Massachusetts, met al Boston on ,,
18th inst Nineteen Senators and than 6ue hundred
representatives. present The whole number of Sc.
nsofs 10 forty but al The recent election more sn
one half was chosen, and the will be filled by
! the House Of Representative