Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

last session Of Congress- deserves the reprobaon Of every
freeman.
Rcsoieed. That the manly and dgn6ed course pur-
sued by the Hon. Thomas II. Benton, Of the United States
Senate in relation the United States Bank deserves the
applause OF every friend OF his country.
ResOfoed That the proposed District Convention be
held in the town of Fncasiie the Goth day January
next for the purpose OF selecting suitable person as
candidate to represent ,h. D,.,re in the 2l Congress
Is well calculated 10 the District
who viii riec back the sentiments OF those wbom he
presents.
Realized That the pursued by the pr eseut in
cunbe"t is, in Ihe opinion oi'h,, meeting wh the
sentiments OF msjnty OF the qualified voters OF this
District
Rsoired That, in order effect change in this dis
trict IN the Reproductive. Colonel Acxr X Gven Jo
scrh Points j. Capt William \ Abney, Coi. Joseph Ia,
rev, Doctor a. Martin, Levi l.. Stevenson Captain
Henry Markwood Jane, G. Shipman, Col. George
Z. Robertson. Maj John Finn. Porter field a. Iekell,
Doet A. Wayland and Charles l.. Peyion be, aud they
in said eniion
And be it further Rcsoired That as il will devolve on
the ensuing Legislature TO elect United States Senator
Tor The neat six years. and rs the course which e Dele
gates from This county may pursue is ul, deem IL
our nprrions duty to instruct them relative the
we wish them TO pursue, in giving their votes Tor said
Senator.
R'soivcd. That the following Letter OF Instruction be
presented TO The qualified Of this county for their
signatures. anh that Col. a. Gvens, Captain Henry Marx
WOOD David Hedrck. George Baylor. IT,. Peter Roller
James c. Shipmau, Charlie. peyon, Capt William a. Al
ney, Thomas Mccullough, Capt. A Lange, Paul Sieg
Mai John Finn. Porieield A. IIeskvi, Hugh FULTON
DR. John X. Moore, ilam Davis, Col. William G.. DA
vs, Col Joseph larew David Baylor, john Eagon, c.
warner David Points joseph Points, jr., James Gregory,
Henry imboen John H. Peck John Taylor, Juo. Keller
Jacob Baylor, Cap. -- Dudley, Alfred Sewers, aIe
H. Heiskell. Lewis Hartman, DR.. H. Way land. John Ran
dolh and Abel Gibbons be- anl they hereby appoint
ed, committee TO carry into eec, this resolu ion
TO MESSRS. BROOKE AND CRAIG. .s
GENTLEMEN,-As the Affairs ol this nation u "
siiined threatening aspect, and since the establishment
OF This government, nothing has occurred tending to
shake confidence in the stability OF Tree n-tiIutions
than the gigantic power possessed by the United States
Bank-havng arrayed itself against the government aud
with it, money enlisted into its ranks OF the ab
in the Union, whose influence is very extensive aud
alarming and in the Senate OF the United States
having majority who subservc its interests. aud would,
II re chartered posi- power lar above the
aud could at time IT, could the eiore
give our sanction TO the OF any man. who would
throw, either directly nncctiy The least 81 his inu
on the side OF the Bank-aud il Will de, olive
the ensuing Legislature 10 elect Senator Tor the next
Fix years, TO the United States Senate, II is all import
ant that should be chosen, whose principles ara
ileuted with the present administration. Aud is
firm conviction, that Benj,mn Watkins l. Ugh will be
nee, and that every effort will be made his
elecilOr-a and ewing do, that Mr. Leigh wonld
(his published opinion TO the contrary Notwithstanding
use every exeon in oIler TO eject recbarter of the
United States Bank, aud cripple the adniinsratio in
all its saluiary measures, therefore you,
all lair and honorable defeat the ton OF
said Leigh, and Tor William q. Rives or the can
d'iaie who may be brought out 10y the Administration
party.
Resolred That the committee appointed to procure sig
natures TO the letter OF instruction, ia the OF
S'aunton, the ourb Monday ia November next, la
der 10 make the Necessary arrangement, relative said
letter OF instruction
ResoUed. That the proceedings OF this meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary, and published in the
Siaunton Spectator, Lexington Union, Finrastle Patriot
Richmond Enquirer and Washington City Globe
On motion made and seconded The meeting adjourned,
sine die. ALEX. Il. OVENS, Chairman.
r. y. HEIsKELI., Secretary.