Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-16


try Should any friend Of State Rights torbear 10 stand
ey his principles upon that very question which, Mr.
Mar,n. On MS Lie OF wa'hngson) declare. to have
into Fsderalisis and Republicans!
MIR. CALHOUN.
Many Of the Bank presses have their regular Corres-
Court had their stationary TESTERS Much Of this cores
poadsnce Is probably Duff Green's mock thunder The
Leuer-wTer Of the Philadelphia Intelligence has reach
serest, we 6nd the following: "Mr Calhoun looks
worn He is evidently Affected deeply affected by the
to the revival of The original principles Of the
Recent events have done much TO show the uncersniy of
true principles "-Uncertan! Why. has contrbu.
ted more essentially to mysfy the principles Of the go
vernmen than Mr.. Calhoun himself IL the establish:
hsiment Of grand national Bank among the true prnc
pies OF the Constitution No man has actively adj
vocated II than Mr. Calhoun Is the principle OF the Tariff
smoog s principles! MIR. Calhoun has been one time
friend, and at another opponent OF It, Is the appro.
Pration Of money to Internal improvements among the
true principles OF the Federal Constitution. Mr. Cal.
noun u believed at this moment TO be its determined adj
vocate 10 strict Interpretation OF the Constitution
among it, true principles No has been more ul-
ira Federal Consrucionist. than Mr. Calhoun Is Multi
hca'ion among the true prncplesl Then is he at this
who less calculated to preach the principles Of the
Constitution, than Mr.. Calhoun-a man, who more
to promote his own purposes at tho expence Of
the interests Of his "country."
The Shenandoah Sentinel acknowledges the receipt Of
= letter from Joel Pennybacker, Esq. member Of the
State Senate. He states the election OF Mr.. Tazewel
"This letter ays the Senne also furnishes the graft
Tying Information that Mr. T. nuier, letter hav-
ing been received from him previous to the election ia
ehch he repudiates the doctrine of South Carolina il
jJicati0n"
The Norfolk Herald regrets that it cannot present its
readers with the speech delivered by Mr. Tazewe the
Norfolk meetng-"No one went there, (says the Her
a'dD TO take notes. Not even Mr.. Tazswell himself we
suspect had any idea that he enter deeply into
the details oil the subject- evidently unpremeditat.
edby him, and of course what he said spoken exte-
pore and he must have been extraordinary man. In.
Deed ohave recollected all that he said "a after it
was nttered-We trust that If il were possible for
Mr. Tazeweli to have recoected his Speech he would
also recollect that he is the Governor OF Virginia.
elevated by his station above all the msts Of party politics
NJ REcoLLEcr. that tile Fair opens this morning at
10 o'clock, in the Upper Room of the CITY Hall. Mem
bers Of the Assembly aud Cizens will do we'll TO attend
this handsome Exhibition, where the Fair Of The City are
to preside. =!
The following gentlemen were appointed, last week
directors oil the Farmers Bank of Virginia, for the year
;, by me ErecufiUe.-Philp N. Nicholas, James Raw
hngs, James Szer, Bernard Peyon William Anderson,
Archibald Peasants, George Pollard John Van Lew Jo
Nicholas Mills, Samuel Reeve, Samuel S. Myers, PEI
NORFOLK
ny the ETecuftUe.-Mordecai Cooke, Joseph III Ro.
Dertson, John Capron, Thomas b. Seymour, Tspiey
Webb, Burwe b. Moseley, Beverley Dayton. William
By the Stockholders-Myer Myers, Richard Drum.
mond, william ID. Henley, James Gilbert, James Fl.
PETERsBURe
BY the observation-disclosures Robertson, John ". Will
cox, William Corling, Nathaniel Friend Robert Boiling
By the Stoehhoiders-samue Mordecai. Jane. Mac.
iarland jr. Hugh Nelson, A. @. McIiyaine, Beaamin
b. Blume. '''
FREDERIcKsBuRG
by the observation-disclosures l.. Stevenson, George Ha.
milton, John Gray, John H. Wallace, Thomas H. Bolts,
John Hart William c. Beae, William Brooke.
- an ual
ihom' William Redd, Stephen j. Blaydse, WIN. Crump.
LYNcHBURG.
ny the E1ecutiue.-John NJ Warwick, Ammon Han.
cock, Samuel Miller, John G. Meem, Colin Buckner
Lorenzo Norvell, Hobson Johns, Henry Brown, sen.
ny the Sfockhoiders-Wiam Radford, CHRISTOPHER
Winiree, Richard Tyree, John w. BagwelI, Micsjah
Davis jr.
WINCHESTER.
BY the Erecutioe.-Joseph H. Sherrard, James NJ
Mason John E. Page, Jacob Baker, Robert T. BALDWIN.
Hichard l. NIX Holiday Richard W. Barton, George
ney' John Bruce, Beatty Carson. Richard Z. Byrd.
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
<"es''0ns % CONSTRUCTION IN Lao and PoiitesJor the
People of prginia.
Inc following are extracted from the Resolutions of the
people Of Richmond Virginia. adopted the night of
18th December, 1888:
o " sne w~. % dspG,ss The
"sos%nly plighod to the Institution
Bank and Ss the Tsaa, Of f
sss Sssls s"ss %SSs
o II. 'e % ss"s.
transforming large Of money State Banks
future repositories OF Tho public the
law" &C., &C.,, principle 10 effect Withdraw val
from the Treasury without appropriation by
NO ehclent corrective Of the evil
:. OF the cause that has produced III the
70 to the utmost excnt practicable, tho
o BANK Of % o. o TO restore Gsc by
"ju"y Illegally aud bcoa draw" from ~"
II the law and facts be true stated above and the
Bank oil the u States has legal constitutional right
to the public dcpostes there be any doubt of the
power oil the Bank and its branches the
by actions at law, with legal interest for the time of de-
tenioD! -
What Is the made by the resolutions? IL il alleg
ed mat withholding aud withdrawing the depcsites was
papabe breach OF the public faith, socmnly pigl,ed TO
the institution by the charter and that the rights Of the
Bank have been uDwisey, unjusIy illegally and uncon-
sntuiionalIy taken away from il.
IL Is also alleged, that the act of incorporation of the
Bank OF The States in effect constituted that Bank and
s branches the Treasury OF the United States and that
therefore, The late acts Of the Secretary In
large sums oil money to certain State Banks not for the
use Of the Government consequence of anv apnro.
Prianon made 10y law, violation of the Cons,iton
" is position be true, that the Bank is by law in e6,r
the treasury oil the United States by parity Of rceson
ing follows That the proper officer OF the Bank Is in sf
Jeef the Treasurer OF the u States; this Banking in
s si ~ Deef me Treasury Department Of the IT,
States This Institution has The power of sueing and he
Ing sued and OF recovering all its rghlss independent
OF the Executive, and bound only by the will of the o.
gis'aure declared by law" IT, then, IL has LEGAL and
consnuonoi right TO the of the public snonevs ,est
sdoe charter, or If it be in effect the Treasury of The
DueS, can any thing be obvious than that
the proceedings of A. Jackson and r. b. Tsney ON is sub
jec were not vodabIe merely but utterly null and void
from the beginDing-tat the whole ,,ai,er IL ,oe,s
bruum Jufnen and that the Bank an no