Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-11
Middlesex. Feb 9Th, 1884. nv e.

~, o.. ,r, FOR THE ENQUIRER.
counties of King TViHiam, King s. Queen .Nat6ews
.htddfeser aud Gloucester.
onr present representative in the Senate having an
hounced his determination 10 decline election the a
W. consequently, OF appointing his successor will eyoIve
upon you at the approaching election Several individual.
nave oeen spoken OIL and already in the field
among these, is Mr. Ben. +. Dabney of King William
who Tor several years past has been the from ,
ana has proved himself worthy of the confidence
"en ms constituents reposed in him. has made them
faithful, respectable aud dgnited Representative Nor
has ne nsen mere voter only but in all the mpor,an,
discussions III the House siuce has been me,ber nj
that BODY (aBd there have subjects of the eepe In,
involving principles intimately connected with our
hberes) Mr. ID. has borne an active par, and ono hv ~
means dcrei,able himself He ba, ALWAYS been s,m
u'ous TO learn the wishes OF his constituents and Repub
can iKe' 10 shape his accordingly Few men If
quahhcaons ami political orthodoxy are to be
anu can advance candidates preensons have stronger
claims upon The confidence and support of the Disrc
~ , -. young man, anu possesses unques,oned Ia
ehS ana elected, will not disonor the station 10 which
he asPires casting your eyes around in order 10
selection let the interest Of the District DO the motive
hat snail govern you Fix upon an individual of some
poicai experience, whose sentiments accord with Your
own, and ask yourselves the question: Is he honest l. he
eopetenis he faithful 10 the Constitution 2" To this en-
curry 100 much importance cannot attached In II are
10 be Traced the strong and distinguishing features of our
Nep"ohcan institutions, ard the principles upon which
eer DC maze 10 re the pillars that sustain the tenn
PIE OF ,feeuom The writer Of this desig ms
no reflection upon any gentleman who NAV in the an
proaehng contest be opposed the candidate whose pre-
tensions he espouses. Far be il from him TO attcmn N eI
vae anu install his friend, by any means that youl do
tract from the merits Of his opponents He only ask. an
,"sssngaon Of their respective preensions, re-
comments Mr. d. to the consideration of the Dis,ric, and
sPPeas he unbiased Judgment oil its intelligent vote r
" "O'' VOTER.
TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER
nave seen Three candidates for tho snate.
Two OF them are Adams disciples: Now let u, also
nave two Jackson Ii he will serve wou,J 49,
to'' u. N. HARDWOOD, as one. Neither he nor myself
.es hg ior ue instructions, they were given bv
lew lawyers and others, who were for Adams and
now are They gave their list OF numbers not
Ieconecung that the voters OF King Queen count fur
hundred aud more under the old law They have conn,
ed their chickens before they haclied for the eJc
non But they will find themselves mistaken, and 70
heir sorrow, with all their resoitons IT,
minority have sought TO instruct the msori,y This i; ,h
truth OF the business. The people are for prss;,on,
gee'ea ny themselves and not by United States Bank
MS Is me point, and will be the question at the uos
The voters are awake, and will attend the polls and ~
ee ;neir rights and interests They will support any
candidate who is in favour of a return of The Jeno.s
OF the charter OF the United States Bank,s r. u,
amount TO the same thing. ' ''
ONE OF YOUR SUBSCRIBERS.
To the Voters of Matthews and MiIJ iis0lISSR
we beg leave TO present the people of Ma,tbws anil
M.adlesex <, the name OF Dr. VIM. ShuItice as suitable
person TO represent tho interest OF chose conn,;as
next Legislature Perhaps individual could he seIsc,
ed 10 The Two counties who would be so generally acce
aoe 70 the people rs this gentleman Nor can we en,n
% "o.o' OF ms election, IL lie will consent to stand
po IN April next. To sound, vigorous weIi "";sa
ana discriminating mnd DIR. Shuce unites the mos, ,r
ueh patriotism, aud what Is OF the first importance a, III;
momeao,ts crisis, he is perfectly sound in hi, nol,
creed lie would go into the Legislature prs,ard i ~, "
hrm, and manly support to The good old RenIJsE go
uoe'r,nes o, virginia We hope the Doctor will come
ho me heid aud in expressing this hope we feel conf
vent mat we express the feelings of majority of the
MANY VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT
PUBLIC MEETING IN ACCOMACK COJ1NTv
IN pursuance oil public notice previously given a mn
mcrous meeting was held at the Court.Honse of s,id
INTO consideration the Removal OF the PubI;c Dsoo.;,
oy order oil the PRECEDENT from the Bank of the u s.
nopns II: 'oyhes was appointed Chairman and james
Inc Chairman explained the objects of the meeting in
orei address; and the meeting addressed At consi
derabe length by George p Scarbursb Thoma. IT U
~, and Peter p. Mayo Esqrs whereunon tbe oo,,;y
dopted: '"''y d.
ing OF the citizens OF Richmond on Thursdav Tho oe,, y,
december last express the sentiments of this meeting
heSoired' That although the laws of the United
states impose many and responsible duties on the off
thereof, yet every assumption of power on their nr, =;
feMni' an cncroacment on The rights The peo
by them. 1''''e"
90. Reso'oed, That the Senator's Of this State in ,bs
o. The United States he requested, and The Re-
preventative OF tins District instructed far as this meet
ing composed OF part OF his constituents have the rich,
10 instruct him. TO vote against all bills Tor
any part oil public money, Tor the payment of the oC
cers Of The government of The United STATES until ~
prescribed by law. 'ePos"e
~ RESOLVED That we entirely ,nnro,o =, a.,
oil William J. Duane, late Secretary of The Trcssnra ~
the United States, in refusing TO remove the Deno;, y,
the public money from the Bank Of the o. g .,
ms own opinion; and the thanks of this he tender
90 10 MIN Oy the Chairman for The frmne SO and inenend
ehce WIN which lie resisted presidential
upon me discretion expressly confded 10 him by law"
Ibe following Resolution offered by Peter p Mavo
Esq, and on division, adopted by msioty of lie
meeting. - 49, - NV
30 Rtsolced, That this meeting views with ;s,,o,.
eye, the obvious political xion between The ror,
ma'ioh oil December ls32-ihe Force B;lIo and tho
dent Of The U. So y ~ ''e''
The following Resolutions unanimouslv ado,,eJ
hes0ced That copies Of these proceedings be tor
warded by the Chairman 10 the Senators from Ills STATE
IN the Congress Of the u. S. and to the Rep,esc,,s
from this District. f'''"''"'e
a. ResofUed, That the thanks Of this uncetipo no me-
semen 10 me Chairman and Secretary ts the Chair
man forward copy OF these proceedings 10 the Edt,rs
me hcbmond Enquirer, Richmond Whig and NorJoL |
Herald with request that the same he published in e;s
respective papers" THO. n. JOYNES, Chairman
JAMES l. AILwoRTH, Secretary
..,-. C0.HBUNJCaTED |
NJ m ciing OF The members OF tho Charlotte Bar hold in rho
Cou "use on Iu sday the 9TH
eH Ieseet VIC memory OF their deceased
Thomas Tyo Bonn, Nathsnei Beverly Tucker Fso was cd
,o;,,"c 80. ~ =. scott appointed Secretary
John MARSHALL samuel q. Andcron, aad VIM n Hanks n, vLs
o we ChnlImnn was added The following preamble and
IesSu'ioos were reported and unanimously adopfed: ~
Tue members Of tho Charlotte take o,ond u
& ~ eSessng Their sorrow for The their Iaie bro
cI me honoae Thomas Tyler and in tbs, nun
lie tesinony 10 his distinguished vo,iors .o,,h - I
yanisgouy known TO TIE world IN hirb station which b
ably occupied given only those who Lsh,,av ,ot ~
strength, 10 Judge tho Of W.
who enjoyed hs society private cou bo s
am 81 hrs hcnt the ssain Of his friend
cheerful zeal with which over n adv IN ssrs.o - ;,
70 hi ouy we 90 no, moro y speak Of him no was s