Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12
I. author to the re'pee aud gratitude of every citizen Of


R.soloed. That The public conduct Of the Democsa.
&c Neprrfen'aves it0a, Ia city he Hon. Messr. Cam
reieng. White and Lawrence, during the session
OF Congress, in sustaining the great leading OF
the Administration q, Feod whch tested political faith
funess IN accordance with the declared of
large maj,r,y Of their constituents and deserves 1be
graci.i thanks OF the DeinocI attic party
Resoicei That the Distinguished ability and nntirine
zeal displayed by the Hon. Sas right, and tue Hon
Il. Isimadge, Senators in Congress from New York in
defending the Stale they represent, from wanioa Violent
ard Ut ISL assaults and generally ~ supporting an Adnuis.
traiion identified With the welfare Of the county, hare
secured TO hem the character OF worthy public servants
an derrve cordial expression Of the public APPROPRIATIONS
10 Reso'red In the opinion of this meeting, ,ha, the
constitutional currency OF gold end silver is cxemp, from
'he many OBJECTIONS which are nsepsrable from paper
circulating eiiUn; thai IL affords sat. STANDARD as th.
representative OF sue and is therefore best adapted 10
'he wants OF the people.
IL Rts0iotd That, believing the circul tion of the
smaller dcnomiua ions OF bank an evil of
banking syseiu which requires immediate ame ndme nt
this meeting is decidedly favorable the passage of .y
rest snirg the banking Of this State from,
is Ing notes OF less denomination than Five Dollars
hesoiofd hat considering the principle OF Equal
fishs-a Just participation N the benetit- and TAI, .x-
cup ion from the evils OF gorerunieuas the foundation
oi our republican institutions, isapprove If all mono
r''s',d 'o' The henrh' OF Tie lew aud supported by
s'ctih Ing the inlrress of the many.
~ Resoiccd That het,g iiiniy convinced that The
eAchee on ne oink OF 'ie United States IL war
tan''d hy The CONSTITUENTS not necessary as aren't Of
we g'.hnen', ani Is not required for the legitimate
purposes OF commercial lu>iness-hu ON the contrary
n"' u hJn'1us to the interests, and dangerous To- Tia,
DC determination TO oppose renewal OF the charter Of
t"a ico"rilon, OF The granting OF similar pow TO any
national institution wh1tevrr.
IL Res0Ircd That this meeting approyea tho reco,,
ihrhua lou "r National tOnv niian nonina catdi.
dates Tor Tie Pre'ileucy aud Vice Presidency belle
such course 10 be III accordance with long establish ed
anu approved republican ree, and best cacua ed to
enci, lair expression u sentiment ioui the democracy
Of the Union
The preamble aud resolutions we're unGni,nousi,
d""Ptea; whrieupon The chair appointed retiring com.
nee OF ufiy live persons, consisting OF from
" a' The committee reported he fol owing as propsr
persons 20 rrres' ~ the CITY aud County the State Con-
ven,'n OF Young Men, sc.
The following Resolution offered by Colonel Ed
wari Sandioid, aud unanimously adopted:
Hrs0ced. That foli,ic altitude as moral
crime Una lie who processes TO act with US while he se
c'e"y cisavows our principles the measures which
involve those principles is traitor and he who sh,ws
hseli among our enemies in the hour of battle loaded
w Tic spoilS acquired from misplaced conf lence and
knunessi Is politically and morally reneg ado deserving
." e seorn and contempt 81 honest men, aud the ndgnan,
"o~ ms hnd unqualified de'estaiiou OF moral people
Col Standard addressed the meeting in support of the
resolution Ia an able ard eloquent speech
he llonoioble c. &. Cambr. lens the Hon John Me-.
heon lhoma' N Carr, Esq and several other aentleme
hHVi"g been called on by the citing delivered their
eHs on SUI Jecs Of deep inteTe.t To their ieow citizens
nese addresses were characterised By great force and
ei"plenee, aud were received iil bv The
immense concourse assembled.
Odered, That the poce, dngs OF This me sting be pub
"sned !" the democratic paper OF this CITY,
On MOTION the meeting adjourned