Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-04
POLITICAL.

GREAT MEETING AT TAMMANY Hat
ne assembidge oil citizens at Tannany Hall last even
s' TOT me purpose OF expressing their opinions against
me renewal OF the charter the United States HanL
anu the restoration Of the deposites was numsrous he
yond precedent. vast crowd had gathered ouna he
aua s p,ss1us 10 the hour appointed Tor the ting
ana when The doors were at length opened the Hall was
h1ed IN moment. While the Hall was crowded lines,
70 ssocaon the spacious apartments below the bar room
tn onged till they could hold no more ami ,uvi,nds,
every moineat arriving the door of the buJoo and
4parung without having been able obl.in admit
ne NUMBER oil ciiizens assembled this occasou /.
nmated at about eight thousand One spirit scanned -
animate them, spirit OF resistance to the ~
ne DsnS, as resolue as that with hch they haze bi,ber
W encountered It's arts. Around the chair stood num-
oers OF Tue elders oil the city, men long known in nm.
community and enjoying universal and unouestioned
IssPee.. Inc meeting was addressed by Mr.. Hoy MIR
auce ana mr l. viDgston, amidst bursts of applause
ne resolutions were adopted with issn and me-
unanlmy. We perceive that ming paper spe AXIS Of
many dissenting voices, and nimaies that ,hs ,n; - =,
those who adopted the resolutions was doubtful W.
authorized by the concurrent testimony Of hundreds
we're Presen! at the meeting 10 declare that erosser f.s
hooa 'nah bis was never coined Soon alter The
oil the meeting two three persons aeu,,sd ~ 49,
rupt one oil the speakers with Kisses but ,bey arc ;
senced aud awed into order by the emphatic di.ap
probation OF all who stood around them and be .d ~
oeIng suddenly elected. meeting snns, ed bv ,no,s
enthusiastic resoute and decided cling has never
ms" ns W Mew ork; and never certainly
many o. our citizens collected political OCCASION
we are Justified, therefore, in regarding the resolutions
P'sSed al TIE meeting last evening as most distinct and
p,. ""o'ahce Oh the opinion OF the community
against e renewal OF the charter Of the Bank and
he restoration OF the deposites The call was
oa e members OF the party friendly to The adninsrs
uon II was general; IT excluded whatever might
De MS opinions in relation TO the removal Of the
was answered by fuller attendance than was 10
lore gwen to political meeting IN this CITY: anil i, -.
resulted IN showing that the feelings and on;n;o"s ~ 49,
parry have undergone no change, except that The feeling
against the Bank is stronger and more resolos i ,
opinion OF It's hi.chieyous tendency more immovablv
fxed.--Eve Post ''' """o'aoiy
'hEhI PUBLIC MEETING
IAMMANY HALL, Jan 30. 1894
~ meeung OF Democratic Republican citizens. ron.
veneuih pursuance Of call from the General Commee
Their opinions in relation TO the removal Of The
uepoes' snd The charter OF The Bank Of the United
o'aes' on motion Of Saul Alley Esq, Stephen Allen
T 70 me chair; on motion Of Francis b. Cutting Esq
Edad Holmes and Preserved Fish, were selected a. Viz
pires'IeDls and on motion Of Proper NJ Wetmore ESQ
Secretaries. '' "PPon'eo
:, The following resolutions were presented bv Js..s
hoy'' Esq, who advocated them In forcible spescb
Hesoived That regard the present crisis az one nj
aeeP ana vital interest 10 the citizens Of these Ini,ed
STATES and that the important question s now 10 he settled
me government, established by the patriots the
Revolution, shall continue, whether his nsoo IL 10 he
controlled by monied srisiocrscy.