Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06
HON. WM C. RINES

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We ask the particular and serious attention of our re-
GERS 10 be lofty bearing and honorable oil this dis
tngu'hed Senator aud svorite of Virginia II will
oe seen IRON our paper of to-day, that this gentleman has
been forced To surrender his the Senate Of the II
States to the Legislature OF Virginia. from, which he had
received ms appointment and Senatorial functions Mr.
ives has been coerced to this result by late
lions OF our Legislature in the
the conduct OF our President and the Secretary of The
treasury; and denouncng General Jackson as an usrp
er ana tyran and worst Of ALL insructpg our Sem.
TORS or rather Mr. Rives his best exeroas for and
70 vote Tor restoration OF the public deposes TO the
bahk say these instructions were inlendrd exclu.
svely for Mr.. Rives-or il certain with the
ure that Mr. Senator Tyler wapted he
was already known TO he hostile to the Federal Al
nlniSiraon; and would do every thing to PROSTATE /,
with The dust These famous and tangled resou.
lions and instructions, left Mr.. Rives no ALTERNATIVE
under Heaven, as an honorable man, than the one
winch he has so magDanimously pursued. For tbi,
noble sacrifice OF MIR. Rives, sincerely hope there
Is an abundant and rich of retnbuve Justice in
the 6osoms OF the patriotic and grateful peopIe nj
Virginia, TO sustain Mr.. Rves 10 bring him again into
their Service in the Councils OF the nation Mr. Rives
has set noble example OF disinerested patriotism He
has showed with majestic OF the nov ar
who elected him. He has promptly acknowledged the
right oil instructions, by this exemplary example wo,v
OF all accepalion. He did resort TO cbicanerv and
quibbing as some Honorable Senators have done bu,
met the responsibility as an honorable man. why do
moi Messrs Sou'hard FrelDghuysen, Sprague, &c. &c
follow this high example! But no, they belong 10 psrv
anu schoo' whose precepts and principles are not 10 b.,
Pafsed oy me waf Y their constituents" They belong
10 tba party who unfortunately worship the Golden Cal
and wear the notorious badge of Bank Collars! And
enphatcay affirm that they the less
because they wear collars that shine but are rendered
the conspicuous i their subserviency aud homage
to an institution which is with every republican
principle Of Government and Is with then, the or
pus ndgHum OF the arisocracy of the United States
Unfortunately for the liberties our country these B,nk
collar gentlemen infatuated and blinded by the sz
cling OF their collars, that they look upon the Bank as i'm
maculate and infallible, and can do no wrong Tbev
never acknowledge that IL has been in the wrong
no, never once What may the people expect from such
quarter! We answer, nothing but oppression.
we cannot believe otherwise, than there will be
many changes in Delegates the General Assembly
,iurng the spring election For, we believe that
inc present House expresses the sentiments Of a majority
soi the good people Of yirgina.
Mr. hiyes successor has been already sppoinel; and
MS benjamin w. Leigh is the gentleman. We have in
MIR. Leigh most decided enemy Of tie Federal Admin.
isralon; and we too much fear decided friend OF the
Ie-eh'tt.r OF me " Bank Should these coniectures
prove true, will Mr.. Leigh fairly represent the peoole
virginia. is Virginia prepared TO abandon her long che
fshed opinion, III opposition TO this powerful ,,on,
ns 81 , ef rJ sseu.ys privileges in direct viola
enPhaticaliy are the people OF Virginia prepared I'M
these resoIts' We answer. no
Judge Barbour was voled for in opposition 10 Mr.. Leigh
though his friends positively stated that they knew h,
would not serve. Mr. Leigh only beat Judge Barbour
10 vo'es We have no hesitation in stating that had
would have been elected
We see IRON the papers all quarters Of our State tina
theres great action 10 favor Of the Federal Executive
anu the little Bank meetings are overwhelmed by adverse
meetings aud counter resolutions: Cufpeper Amherst
LOUISE, Flnyanns, Hanover Henrco &c. &c.--au ar,
moving Orange also moving, and will soon be re- Adj,
Tor action Orange Democrat.
The resolution moved the day before yesterday nv Mr.
fondexler, aud the observations which accompanied /,
cbarge the Secretary Of the Treasury with having ans
,oIeeo million Of dollars from the Bank al Nacbez
is'or me View York Banks. We have made INJURY Of
zoe suJee,' and nod that he has transferred FROM IN
1 S1N' AZ Na'cnez, or any other Bank, singh
oa,, 70 view ork OF sny other Atlantic city And h
has officially Informed the Bank At Nachez ibs, n wa
not his Intention to make any such ,ransfe,
The transaction with the Bank Al N,,cbez IA s,o,v
In ctlorf -
ree,ors Of the Bank ioquiring VIVA, were i io,ro,si
relation TO transfers from that ips,iiuon the secrssrv
me treasury Va letter Of February 49, 1874 ,ofo,yre
mem matt was not his design 10 transfer suv pa, ~ ~
money TO any othe Atlantic cities; tina, !, would Ls w
pontsd IN the sstpovaI Of the Indians and osh., as
dSourssmcnss the West lie also. after pressing mpo