Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20
A sLANG-wHANGER.


quite SO rotten as Clay had supposed they would have be-
a sLANG-wHANGER.
CoMMUA1cArED
To the People of Cumberland,
Fellow tzens-One who signs himself =" Mistrust.n
In the Enquirer OF the M calls your attention 10 the fact
that meeting is to be held mt your Court House on the
Avn Monday, in this month";" for the purpose as he ex.
plains it, lot passing resouiions; thought 1t was to
consider certain resolutions which would
heh De submitted to You, and pass or reject he as 10
you Shall seem goodD enthusiastically to make YOU
oeheve what he knows is the fact that the question
is one simply between the Bank and 80 ,a
opposition TO National Bank whether that ins,iu;on
s'a De re chartered Fellow citzens let man deceive
YOU ne great question 10 he decided in hi. iu crisis
Is one OF Infinitely higher import, than that OF Bank or
10 BANK; IL Is a struggle between Liberty aud Despo.
tsin The President OF the United States has a.sun.
ed TO HIMSELF i'm the measure referred to- all the pow
ers oil The government, legislative executive and Judi
ciai' ana more than belong TO them all united lie
mas iaiu violent hands OH the Treasury, Withdrawn
money hereirom, not in pursuance OF appropriations
made oy law, which your Constitution iorbids-volaled
s public i',h soiemny pledged for the deposit of The
nment funds in the U. s. Bank where they were
sde and transferred them places and institutions over
which The u s. Government has, and have no legal
or constitutional control, where they are unsafe aud
whence he and his Secretary of the Treasury claim the
nght oil removing them again, when and where they
Pease ana by the shock given to public confidence and
ceui oy s ili-timed and lawless exercise Of power
caused that arrangement in the CURRENCY that general
embarrassment in every class oil the continuity aud eve.
ny orahch OF industry aud that depreciation ia the price
every species Of property which Of sudden have pre-.
ePI'aed US from state OF almost anpled prosperity
o one oil deep, unequaed yet still increasing distress
The question for you TO decide then, is whether YOU
recognise The laws or General Jackson your mase-
whether he shall administer the government according n
e constitution and the laws according his will
opposition TO boh!-wheher, fact, you are reemen or
slaves Turn out, them also pray YOU and let Mis-.
mat you are not prepared to surrender them to General
Jackson, because he has heretofore done the State some
you are not to be mised by his appeals.
those OF any other man, of men, your
against your reason CUMBERLAND MAN.
CoMMUvIcA TED
The Henrco Representative in the Legislature, called
the good people OF the county their House on S.
turday last to hear the TRUTH the whole TRUTH and no.
were forging for them at asingon by their old ser.
wants Andrew Jackson and Andrew Stevenson. In his
panic hand'ili. he exhorted to follow the exam
pie oil the Legislature, which had pronounced the u. s.
Bank unconstitutional.
We went: And behold! our worthy representative of
the county had brought Clay troops fom the e
ty-his heavy artillery Johnson, Leigh and the Attorney
General and his light infantry, Jno W. &c. &c. to blow
ana clap the Two Andrews atoms, and hiss OIL their lit
tie friend TO the four winds. Our representative brought
in report as Chairman OF Committee, (sII Clay0 which
he told MS were the resolutions passed by the Legislature
This was the TRUTH the whole truth, and nothing but
the TRUTH" which he told about in his spirit stirring
handbil The country people, the greater part went
home Disguised and our representative, in the dark car
ried his resoutions censurng Jackson by yelling acca
nation Are they the resolutions passed by the Legi.a.
ure! Do they speak the voice OF Henrico? Will Hen.
suffer herself thus ed over anil ,,;sre
presented abroad Are my counymen slaves asses and
mules TO be thus beaten about by Claw mem and
represented to their fellow citizens at distance as md
inconsistent, ungraefu ioo Will they suffer the grossly
untrue statement in last Mondays Compiler go out and
deceive the public Honour, shame and truth forbid i
Inc Ciaymen have been busy long enough. They
should be put down by the people. Their whole force 10
wards the close OF this meeting all told by Of the lea
ders OF their faction assisted by The county
tdtve, was less than 100 in county which votes
OF 700 and yet busy little Editor of Daily tells the
subscribers assigned TO him by Mr.. Thomas w White
that Hen,co, the strong hold OF Jacksonism is against
gIIt sfrafln yon ft.a, a..
we ought 10 defend President ans those W no are in
fact forging chains for the people. Let us have Gre
while we told 10 look towards nj the
forging for by Jackson and Stevenson the chains
he slipped over our Decks by Dictator nearer home =
Peris rules France. Why should not Richmond rule
PWSt"td| ANTl.HICKORY.
Henrico, Feb 18Th, 1884.
ANOTHER DEPOSiTE MEETING IN LOUISA.
meeting OF the citizens OF the lower part OF Louisa
was called At Jacksons, IAN election precinc) on the 18Th
of February 1884, by few days previous notice very
generally circulated the neigbourhooJ TO con ider The
pending questions connected with the United States Bank
COL Stephen Farrar was called to the Chair, aud David
Richardson Eco, appointed Secretary. committee was
then appointed, consisting Of LuciaD Minor, William Mel
DIR. William Meredith, DR.. Archibald Anderson Ro
bert A. Duncan, David Richardson and Elisha Jackson
who, having retired short time, reported the resolutions
which will be found below They were read distinctly
TO the meeting upon which, il being suggested that the
vote should be taken upon them by one il wa, so Ia
Ken and they were again verally read, and adopted
with single dissenting voice. count was then pro.
posed; when there were found TO be for the resolu.
had Withdrawn from the assembly just before the count
was taken, without being that was intended
came up afterwards and expressed themselves in favor of
the resolutions So that the humber Of tose present. IA
vorsbe to The resolutions may be stated about srfy
The notice Of the meeting was without distinction Of
party Lucian Minor, Esq attending for the purpose by
request OF Of the Of the neighborbood1 adj
dressed the assembly before the committee was appointed
RESOLUTIONS.
al Resoloed, by the citizens Of Louisa, here assem-
bed, That the Bank of the U. s. ia. our opinions, IN
constitutional corrupng in its tendency, irresponsible
aud dangerous TO free institutions; and ought
not TO be re-chariered.
man probability 10 expire the 81 Of March, 1886 and
not TO be renewed, the removal Of the public from
II was expedenL
"3. Resoced, That the charter having authorised The
Secretary Of the Treasury to withhold the public moneys
from the Bank, with other restriction than that he
should report his Congress, the reasons which
have been given for that slcp bsimc saiislacinr