Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-28

anu entering deliberately into
Ton and defence OF the "las great work. Of the President
that OF prosraiing soulless monster" whose exist
ence and pepetuSiion is aught with der eriIs TO this
country than WAS contained in the tabled box OF Pandora
TO be poured out on mankind. The proof he adducea
oI the constitutional and legal power OF the President.
10 remove MIR. Duane, was clear and satisfactory.
aud bis exempiicaion of the necessity and exp.den-
cy oil removing The pebie Deposles, at tho time they
too die he demonstrate iha the STAT, Banks were tnlIv
competent agents OF the Treasury, carry all the
heal Operations OF the country and sae deposit
tories OF the public funds. lie also proved
that there was necessity for the existence oil Nation
al Bank Tor purpose much less fop the regulation OF
The currency, the soudness oil which, such Institution
naa is completely In It's power any moment todes,roy-
Having taken notes, IL is impossible do justice.
even TO the leading features oil Mr.. Masons speech IL
was Characterized throughout, however, by and
temper which would be well for the lair fame Of OF
The eang opponents OF the Administration, they could
initiate While anmadverting their
course-ier nnoly and unnatural struggles 10 put down
their unieeling aud unsparng Efforts Uauce render
odous, ha venerable old whose lite has spent
ia the service of his country no sentiment escaped his
lips which would not have graced the drawing room
cpilhei applied his opponv tns which had they
been present would have maniied their brows with
irown The committees as viii appear from the proceed
ings below have taken ste 10 procure conv NJ N Ma
sons speech Tor publication, which, when received
shall 10y with all convenient despatch be ssre the public
In justice to Mr.. Mason, in The meantime, il may
be proper TO stale, that in tho OF his remarks lie
not ony, as may be presumed declared his hostility
the re-chaicring of the present, the establishments
o any National Bauk whether its location be in
Wall street New York, OF Chestnut street, Philadelphia"
Mr. Mason took his amid the repeated cheers OF his
anoltofs the remainder oil the a
feast OF reason and flow OF soul'produced by una
nmity feelings, free circulation OF
song, which, had been Witnessed by the discorant
teais OF the Opposition would have set their hearts aching
Tor envy at the harmony and i0 purpose which
regns N the iauks OF tie pure Democracy -,he real
Whigs Of the land The following is a copy Of the pro-
cesdDgs, as handed Us BY the President for publca-
ton
"a number of the citizens Of Prince Georec friends
and constituents Of the Fen. John Y. Mason dcsirous of
evideucOg their personal respect and trsying their en-
tire appreciation OF his conauc, their Representative in
hoase, Saturday the 18th inst The following guiar
and volunteer toasis drunk the occasion Con-
steIiafi0s.
REGULAR TOASTs
sst. The memory OF Gen. Geo. Washington Grateful
patriots will comply with thy last request and indignan
ly hown upon the first dawning Of every attempt 10 alien
ate any portion OF our country from the rest,
The sacsed ties which link the various parts
2nd The Constitution OF the United States.-The pro-
duciloh 81 wisdom and patfotsn; il should be
a'ed on account OF positive instructions, alternatives
expedeAey7
by false prophets and panic speeche but by nslruc
uons she is rising III her majesty, and putting things
rights.
ith The President of The United State,-Bsnk men
deIide, but Republicans will stand by him.
h'h Benz. Watkins Leigh-suppor.ed by Bank men,
aud anti Bank men, Fejeross aud Nullers mysticism
IN the declarations OF his political opinions necessary
please bis sdheIens The lang OF Iy,an and UsUpey
pleDiiinly applied TO Andrew Jackson, is sufficient.
9Th John Y. Mason.--Tbe talented and Independent
Representative OF the people, who from 10 spon
.ibly the floor of Congress or elsewhere In pro,ect
'he fighls and arrest the movements oil their enemies
Aiier The applause which the annunciaion this toast
dew forth had subsidized Mr. Mason in his culiar fell
cous style, rose and Feurned aEks Tor the compliment
paid him; aD having, able speech upw srds Of an
hours duration, give hs constituents him sas-
folio ing sentiment:
The people Of Prince George. Distinguished by their
auacbhent 10 kepubcan principles by their liberal
ungehce anu generous support OF their
9Th Ihomas IL Benton, the able Senator from Mis-
son--he deserves he thanks OF Jeaersonian Republic
Stb. Wm- C. Rvcs-And Bank, anti. Internal I'm
Provemen ant-Tarn and anti Modification: He will not
dedme-but sustain his Government
9Th The Union OF The States the Rights ofthe STATES
= he former will not he pcrpetuated by resistance Of
the laws by force Of aris sor the htsy preserved is
Senators can be induced svoe FOR unconstitutional laws
boti The Resolutions Of 4" 9S ard '99-The Book of
our poh'io" faith, snderslood by James Madison bui
OF the "Aisn Act"
lIh. The Bank of The United StAie.-"A long pul,
and strong pull aud pull altogether" and thJs The
asi citadel et Federalism, surrender discretion
l2h The majority III the Senate Of the u. States
shey Indicted tiled aud condemned tie President without
hearing hun; but the verdict being contrary TO law, viii
be Get aside, and the jury discharged.
l2.h Paaey ard Stevenson. Prescribed by the Senate
the People Will sustain them.
VOLUNTEERS
by hlen Temple, President. Andrew Jackson. Presi-
dent Of The United S'stes: lie is lhe Peoples man. he
viii Perpetuate the liberty Washington procured us
by Jas $ Gee, Vice. PRECEDENT The Constitution of
the United Stss II gives Congress no power 10 charter
Bank notwithstanding "thc Developments in ropid
BY Daniel C. BOns j. y Mason: The gaitbGul. tall
enied and efficient Representative Of the Democracy OF
his District.
by G. d. Mclndoe. Win. c. Rives: The able slatcs.
man, aud polite gentleman.
by j. A. Peterson. The States: The only rigLlIuI
Judges. in tioiroyeregn capacity Of their
restypsd righis, by tie General GevcrnmenL
by John h. Meade. J. Y. Mason; The Previous Cues-
'ion-hse the buoismans phrase, "iry back, when tho
packs at faalt
BY Thomas Daniel. sr. The Congress Of the Uned
states: Honor 10 tho Members OF both raaches who de-
tend tho Administrations; speedy retirement to those That
oppo,e IT,
BY Robert Gillian. Our State Senator and DELEGATE,
They merit Tie confidence of their constituents.
by VIM. Shands. The People Of The H. Slaies: Yet
unseahcd by political corruption, have intelligence enough
TO discern between demogoguss and patriots vifGus
enough 10 tfust The most worthy
y VIM II. Il5rfon The sdn,irets OF Lcieh's speeches
snd pafiakers Of the Leigh dinners: FcJefasis Nullh
Bsnkes, aud Clsyies, aud II any join them d
icrsBt political creed, would repeat kcm he old
proTcrb, zen mo whom YOU wih, aud I'll tell you
nho you afe.'
BY W. r. Proctor. Benz. W Leigh. As senator Of the
UDited S.ae, took oath 10 support the Constitution
O the y States; declared tue Bank OF The o. States 10 DO
Uncoositutoaal, aud set asserts, that he will vote or
fecaf!or cob shame thou ART fled 20 british beasts aud
men haze lost ticif reason"
by v ~. ShsiJs, jr. Wfn G. Riyes: "Rsscd at tho
feet OF Gamae tho Immortal JcIcsoD his defence
Of lis principles against tie verrion Of ism by tie Multi
begs, has eSci,ed their hostility, but he Stands un-
chaltd and sicsusl his nountsins enjoying tho
confidence oii''e Democracy OF tho country.
BY william H. Harrison. The soulless Mons err that
would Tie Of Arsiocraey swallowlup this
hapyy land Of RcpUbcsusn, aud draw the last drop Of
blood from tho vcius OF Liberty.
BY RoD't Harrison. Mf Leighs " Alternative :" Proven
by The deyelopements Of 1884 De e appaii,on Of the