Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-22

late session. In voting for restor OF tho Public De-
posites to the United States Bank thereby indirectly
voting for charter OF that base institution and in
rous other votes joining the relentless and neopgruous
opposition 10 pure, patriotic, and enlightened Chief
Magistrate, renders indispensabiy necessary for us to
take such steps may be most likely to fair
publican representation in the next Congress OF the U.
States Therefore,
Resolved That for the purpose OF uniting the Jackson
Republican OF Our Disrict upon person mos
prominent, and who will fairiy rep,es in the
Congress OF the United States The following viz
David Wrgh', Col. Robert :. Motley, Hugh Campbell.
Capt Thomas Hoskins, wm. Bird, Ian w. Robinson.
Capt George II. Carlton. Capt, F. .nci- Row. C.pt Ro.
Der, Blend. Henry Cooke, luiy Cauthorn Thomas eb
ley, and William B. Dav be appointed to represent this
Meeting in a-sembsge OF Delegates from the o'her
counties composing it, at TsppalAnnock. the hind
Monday IN September next; or at such other tEe,
place, as may be hereafter agreed upon.
2 Rcs0iped, That the Members OF this Meeting, feel.
ing with all is force the Importance OF he present crisis,
will not hesitate 10 sacrifice personal preference or
pa'iiaiy. aud cordially unite in support oI the individual
who may be selected by the meeting contemplated ia the
above resolution brmly believing, that, "uned we
stsDd-JviJed, falL"
g. Resolved II is our firm belief that considerable
majority Of our Congressional District agree wi this
Meeting in sustaining Cen Jacksons Administering and
will in opinion with Us, that present Repre-
sentative, William p Taylor, ought to resign his seat or
fairly rcpresen, the will OF Of his cons uents,
at The next session Of Congress
Aud, whereas. the highest reward that can be bestowed
upon enlightened and patriotic pub ic seIYen Ia the
gratifying cOusot0n OF knowing that he has the grateful
confidence aud esteem Of hs fellow citizens for the fih
iul discharge Of his public dutes-rhereiore.
nutd aud undminishe1 confidence aud Of this
Nee ing and that, in his recent firm aud un0inching
stand agains, that corrupt dangerous and
corporaton the United States Bank every good Repub-
ican fail say 10 him, Well done, good and
faithful servant
8. Resoiped, That the thanks of this meeting
be rendered to the Hon. Thomas II. Benton and John
Forsyth, OF the Sehac Of the United States, bcd
manly and unanswerable manner In which they met and
repel, the unprincpled assaults ade upon
BILE and excellent Chief Magistrate during the late
sion Of Congress, by the political desperadoes who
willing 10 ruin their county Ia;her than no, ruie in her
councils.
6. Resoioed, That The Hon. John NJ. Patton. Joseph
w. Chnn, John Y Mason and George Loyal, justly
entitled aud hereby rendered, the best thanks OF this
meeting, Tor the sterling hrmness aud pure republican
pursued by each OF them, during the late session
OF Congress in sustaining the Peoples President and aid
ing him vauquish hat bdeous monster, the United
States Bank.
Z Resolved, That the President and Secretary Of this
meeting, do sign these proceedings, and that the Secreta
ry transmit without delay, copy OF them TO the Editors
Of the Richmond Enquirer, with request that they pub
lish the same, ealy possible.
a. r. HARDWOOD, Chairman,
FRANCIS Row, SecTetGTV