Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24
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II. M GARLAND. Chairman.
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hist The man? Is il you, sir, thar knoto things7"
SiR promised in my last attempt review Of some
passages in your trade and also notice your sppeal 10
your hig brethren in New York Tha, pron,is. ,b,I
be performed very soon, il spared. Preparatory TO
lis performance, send you par-but email part Of the
wing machinery put in motion las, SPRING operate on
the Virgins Elections; that there might be lair "riun
poce expression OF opinion al the polls, you know
The annals Of the nod present no such stupendou,
scheme OF politics. jugglc'y Henry Clay pu, in motion
on his vii, last Fall TO his Boston You must know
this Tuieary Deity Of the IT, y Bank exhibited binsc
in the por,ico OF the u S Hotel. opposite the Temple.
pie wor'hpped-in the streets. Bu', a nos noufonsi
(From the Richmond Wing Of Juareh 24J
49, Lot Iyrsnts know their end Is 90
" ne meeii"g at Philadelphia must make its ay into
eishazzars banqneiingoon, and the knees Of the
despot TO sni,e another Can this spirit be
win these people submit to he saves? viii they consen,
to be governed by the will OF ONE MAN, VIII ,hr ~
allow frantic experiments To bc made on their lot
happiness and liberty! Newell The Administrator
eccde IL least surrender lis u,urprd conro,
over the public money IL the United State. Bank mus,
be put down. be II sole il 60. Its fate is
insignificant Inconvenience commercial
pecnnary loss and snherng will aud must ioow-wiIi
last 'of years-wii ruin manywil OF last force return
10 The beneficial agency Of the Bank-al this is inc vabe
and iiows IRON the nvarahle laws Of But ths
although produced by wuntSn msule, could and would
be borne; but the people bear the con
overthrow al their prosperity and suLversion their
.ruioh he assumption Of the custody OF the Public
Treasure by the first Magistrate, is revolution in the
Character Of The Government lit is TO be permanent an
elective monarchy has already supplan,ed the Republic
IL cannot become permanent without cipii tOar There
arc I'VE hundred thousand men in The United States, ready
10 shoulder their mnskes, preference TO submitting 10
principle essentially mona chca and the will OF one
moh-ahough that man uniicd in himse the islom of
solomon, the Justice oil Asdes the valor OF Cnsar
"For the sake OF humanity we trust en- Jackson n III
terrace his steps, magnaninously conless that his rash
"expermcnP has ialtd, and save his country from The
dreadful commissions which his even for
Short lime longer, will inevitably p,oducr II he has no
yrannca degns-why .hould he care 10 tain the Gus.
ody OF the public money! Why should he d, rss, ob.,
nsiely persist, in refusing replace il und. the cou,
OF Congress sui IN its lawful depository, whence his own
inehds acknowledge IL should have been with.
dram! Can any man imagine good reason il his in.
fenfioDS are pGfTi0fic2 Had the measure of remov Al
been rght-had II been legai-had it he constitutional
Ought he not as patriot yield his will ~ hen he
hnds The Iun which has followed and is extending on
every hand; above all, when the all calanucs
ehil ar iisei is threatening! He ought. Every patti
OF every moderate and good man, will say he ought
Lookeliow cizen',,t The proceedingsin phiisdelphis
and be convinced OF The iac that standing on the
confines OF civil war Look Viignis for all ewes are
TUNED upon you the abiier though your Gle ctios of
the alarming crisis II jackson feels himself sustained
noio by your appreciation, he will push svcry thing TO mad
-" give only brief extract from the u s. Gazette
the only Philadelphia paper which reached us! The re
solutions are most spirited ad resolved and breathe the
determination oil Liberty Deab. The Jackson men did
not attend as they threatened. II they had, we might
now be announcing that revolution 10y sims had con,.
mrpctd.
'Ihere has also been most numerous and resolved
mseiiDg al Albany.
tFrOm Ihc United State. Gazette March oil
HE FEoPL The most wishes tie citizens
were gr,ihed yesterday in the weather for their
Dung Never was there finer day-and yes rdsy will
ssnh on record as an occaou when the above
peclay favored those who the earth beneath would me
10 dScire their rights, aud devise means " sustain Them
though lie time liked ia the call for those 10 assemble
Who were opposed 10 Executive stion was
r. M, yet at shortly alter mdJpy, thronQs OF citizen,
were observed In the State House VstJ aw.n and hail
ing me arrival oil others who early the good work
Il ll.an Il
hriT stores aud places Of business join their
I'VE Tases or companies, with view OF marching TO the
place OF meeting.
capaeous rostrun NJ erected Tho souf front
OF me STATE House, iacng the independence square
On ihie the officers OF the meeting. The orators and tho
comml''ee oil arrangements, were placed.
The citizens OF Alanayunk entered 10 the number Of
ABOUT ooO preceded BY banner suTounied by an eagle
and the shuttle dressed in black crepe.
The oiiizrns OF Southwark aud MoYamensinr TO tbe
number OF 1000 with hsnd.ops banner Motto, ''Wa,h.
ingion, our guide aud monitor"
"esyers, preceded by loom, idle which was writ.
te"' mo work. Handsome banner, with the weavers'
ehce." P'"'
The Merchants and Traders, marching in sections Of
SIX extended from the Exchange 10 the Place Of meeting
heir banner bore tie uot,o Suypo The Constitution aud
Lsws." ~
Ia'or' and Cloihsrs-A White banner with green trim
ming, bearing their dergnstion.
C'binei Makers and FOrnshet' generally preceded nv
hsndsome banner, With the motto 'crhe (onsnu,ou IN
vioabie' The Laws biumphsnL"
Ptimers-Thsr banner, headed "PRtNrERs'-tbei,
motto Our Country aud its Constitution: Tru,h i, mighty,
and must prevail" p"
Painters aud Glszcrs-Their rnarsI,sls bearing y ho
and blue
Cofdwsinrfs. with white banner. dressed in blue,
bearing lbeii designation.
Marble mssons, With handsome banner, bearing tho
noito Msfble Masons will defend the Constitution from
present. sfol future innovation"
Book binder'--One arge and beautiful blue banner,
finsd Win gold. bearing the motto, owe bind and pre-.
serve he knowledge Of the past age for The benefit Of The
lons Another white banner bearing the designations,
The Book Binders Of the city sud county Of Pml.del.
a numerous band Of citizens, with banner, bearing
the motto Go tell bin Fresmsu will rot bow TO tho
collar" Wv
SchUJlkll Traders With splendid banner be airing =
representation OF Tain Of rail load cars canal boat psss
ing lock, sud several bodinen with theft horns On te
feyer'e. ws', "The Traders Of The Sehuylkili."
Boat BOildeis, bearing banner being view Of the
Upper Ferry Bridge; boat AMI lock, and men engaged on
boats. 3D. "
large and respectable looking procession with plain
banner surmouned by the American Eagle.
Ship Builders, with banner bearing beautiful vss,el
Dor il weslih.' F' "
divided we fall"
Ha''ers and Forers with handsome banner bearing