Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22

Convention. Coeymsns Reusseiesryiis weserio, Bern,
wa'erviiet Bethlehem, Cumberland, Knox, and New
Seo'laud represented by independent farmers besides
were the ground Coeymsns, which II is dsparage-
ment the say, is the improbable hold
of the democracy OF the county, and which. with .
ever.reiabls associates, Reusselaervic aud Wester-
10, has time and sgain sustained the democratic tick.
cts IN its strength. That town represent.
ed by iu hundred and sixty delegates young usn,
residents Of the and nearly all OF them ncrs q its
generous soil Ofthese, hundred and forty
Coeymsns landing. in chartered Tor the pu'-
pose with banners aud 'gs aud such appropriate mot
toes as "Andrew Jsckson-honor 10 whom honor is due
Desc, ndsns OF the Wings Of The Revoluiioo-noi o.
modern Wlrggery" They were accompanied by severa
OF tho grsyh..d and ve,e an republic aus Of the town
and received by the city delegates the whsrves
and escorted to the City Hail. tho place designated for
A. IL o'clock. the Convention assembled, to the number
OF sir hundred dsd ninety Delegates in the county
meat OF Ah,h c. Dsbrow OF Weserlo temporary Pres;-
dent, and Augustus Pinckney oil Knox aud JOHN Hill
Of this riiy. Secretaries. Subsequently,, Benjamin y
Fredenhurgh OF Corymans appointed President. Joh,
Knower OF Albany, Lewis NJ. Dayton OF Renssea-rvile
Isaac Verplauck of Wesiero, Thomas L. Shaver OF Bern
aud stephen H. sphuyler of ws'eryle Vice Presidents
and John j. Hill OF Albany, Hezckish Sharp OF Gujer
land, Augustus Pnckney OF Knox, and Peer &. lei
| Eyck OF Bethlehem, Secretaries.
Resolutions and address, breathing spirit Of renew
ed devo ION TO the aud the principles OF the demo
cratic party, aud OF determined resistance the Aiis,o
cracy aud its arrogant aud naughty auxiliary, the Great
Bank, reported by committees, and adopted by acclA
maion. Aud persons appointed delegates 10 repre-
sen, the city aud county in he Young Meus State Con
veniion.
pointed 10 wait upon Gov. Marcy and signify him h'
desire OF the convention TO pay their respects Chic
Magistrate oil whose public services and private worth
aud particularly oi nhose administration OF the Stat,
| government, they were proud TO approve. The Go
vernon received the dcpu,s'ion at his residence say
ing that he shoull be happy meet the members o
the convention al the Execu i've chamber in the Capitol
Aud thilher, alter the adjournment OF lie Cunveno hS
members repaired in body forming procession whi.l
Tore the adoption OF the resolu ion) extended in uDbro
ken line from the City Hail. through Esge-stree aud W
be principal avenue te Capitol the officers OF te
meeting being within the vesbule OF the Capitol before
The had left The Hall After each delegate had taken
the Governor by the hand they reassembed in the hal
oil the capitol and him six hearty cheers ami form
ing again in professions ted the CoeymAus dele
TO the wharf gave them parting salute VI "a gus,
then separated Tor their respective homes without an
currcnceio mar tie harmony aud good feeling 81 the
sembiagc.
We desire better i"dc alton of the prevalent demo
cratic spirit, than the coming together OF such body
young men, from all parts OF the couny a, this busy
OF the year, and in the midst OF harvest Rely upo
IT, the power oil the Bank ADD the efforts e the Aristocracy
are a. nothing compared 10 tie energies Of the OF t
Democracy when reused they reused in ever
fquarier Of the Stae.-f6.
TREAsURY PAYMENTS One of the New York pa
2ers contains dol~n complaint, because Judge
Arkansas had drawn bill 81 exchange on some Bank o
person. for quarters salary which had been
ed II his Is made the ground OF grave attack upon IN
removal Of the Deposires and upon the Treasury rp,rt
nent; lift was couli be tolerated,
officer judicial naval, or military, should, without prcvi
Gus permission agreement draw bill OF exchange To-
part OF his salary, any person place he may choose
500 1000 miles distant and have any right expect
would oil course he accepted. On the contrary.
d-rsand, .at all claims on the u. States have been
will be paid where the service performed, the Off
Ger resides the nearest convenient place TO those
less Tor mutual enience, different place agree
on in which case, the Treasury always IN
claimant, il practicable, without injury the public int
rest. Otherwise, the Treasury would bs obliged have
ia epery State in the Uuion, funds enough discharge
the clsins in The whole Union. Globe
hank D1vIpENps.-An extraordinary rumor n,
reached that the Bank OF the United States intends
lay hold OF the dividends due the stock Of the Govern
inen or has actually sequesiraied them oil
aud uniounded claim she made for damages on the b.
| exchange drawn upon France.
We can hardly credit even mad and desperate III
Bank faction s that violent, unnecessary, and unjust
liable measure as this, should be attempted. But W
Will make further enquiries, aud If Prscucabc, nfoTm
reaefs whether there be any truth in the rumor
Should prove true aud the object be anothe
panic embar4ss the fiscal of the Tressu
y, by taking part OF its ordinary income; tru
the constiIaors will be disappointed and public indigni
oG visited OH the authors oil so prolligate measure.N
ANOTHER CONTEMPT OF THE BANK.--We uuse
stand that MIR Bid veil and his Board have refused
permit the-reeeny appointed Gov Directors, Messr
ngraham and Emaker take their places as Director
in the Bank oil the United States The pre,exti. bs
Mr.. ingrsbsnI and MIR. Eimsker stockholder
when nominated TO the Senate although they nov
owners OF stock, and therefore fully quoifed-dppoini
ed by the President, and approved by the Senate. Nj
Bid-wei does not approve OF hem suppose, becaus
they are fearless scruihlZing men, who would be
"pry into abuses The Bank Commee-or shoul
rather ssy-fhe Banks Committee, composed OF Aessr
Webster, Ewing, Msngum, and Tyler every OF
posed 10 The Administration at Philadelphia
iy and as Mr.. Webster is The great counsel well
Chairman Of The Committee for the Bank, may presum,
that th, refusal to receive the Government Directors wa
under Senatorial advice.
We should be glad know whether this Bid W ell Cab
net which TO the marble pslace, hold a consuits
lion with him also advised the withholding the dividend
on the stock Of the Government from the Treasury, o
the pretext OF indemnity for loss or the French biIl?I
PHILADELPHIA, July ~ The good people Of TIT
United States very naturally enquire how il happens tina
Committee Of the has been authorized to visit ID
Bank Of the United States during the of Cougte
and what there ~ for hoping that ary
legation will be permitted than suffered tw
months ago?
Nohing can be easier TO understand or explain. TIL
prisoner the bar srraigned upon charges Of moral
pude is not bOunf TO ern,iD0fe himself, and need nc
answer the rrogatories OF those who seek know
truth; bat, them II is his privilege to confer toith hi
counsel, to communicate TO them what he plesses an
them exactly what plea enter, aud what dc
fence ionske. his we believe, solves the whole mys
| terry.
! The Senatorial Committee are, Mr. TVtbsfer, NJ,
| Etoing, Mr. yMdngufn and MIR. IyieT.-lawyers all
Does any man imagine, that Mr.. Webster will permit a
enquiry into the loans made by the Bank 10 members q
Congress? Does any i,nsgine that Mr.. Etcing vi
suffer il TO be told known, that his chief Mr. Clay an
his friend Mr.. PondeSer, their public ssrveraions tn
contrary notwithstanding, borrow from die Bank
neat amour! Does any imam imagine, that ~ Nan
gum will allow the organ Of nulhc ,ion. his Avorit
| Duff Green, 10 BIS exhibited dependent upon BaD
! facilities! And does any man imagine. that Mr. Tyle
will tranquility probe aud deveIope round comforts
Die loan, say OF $50 900 leading Virginia politician
nj the in. si,l