Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-11

administration, which, Ia al lie leading measures, COM
mands my entire sPProbationi No. am yet dsiermiu.
ed to sustain the President Ia the nobest OF all his
giles. to rescue the Constitution from the violation inflicted
oy the Bank charter and the liberties Of the people from
the tyranncal domination OF a monied aris,ocracy.
do not believe the removal Of the deposites the
cause Of the present OF the money market
IL was either the result OF Of those which
always results from by the Bank or deter
mina'on Of the Bank avail itself of the removal pro-
duce pressure, and the odum upon the Govern.
men admit. that there Is great pecunary pressure in
"c country ami this pressure couLi only be produced
ny one cause might be inclined the opinion that the
removal. oil the deposiles the legitimate cause OF it,
But AZ iasi Experience since the ntrouc OF the pre-
sent banking SYSTEM has proved that there other and
various causes which may, have produced like effects
cannot believe that the removal OF the deposites ~
duced the PRESSURE only as the Bank Drec-
tors avail themselves Of that act pre,rxt for doing oil
Their what they compelled 10 do ,cshed TO do and
escape the odium OF the measure The restoration oil
depoes would have influence upon the present state
Of things or relieve the dsresses OF the country and do
not think would be expedeDt, because il would add 10
tne strength Of the Bank in it's with the Government
when II Is already sufficiently strong An Institution.
welding such an immense capital, cannot exist in any
ree community. with safety to s freedom. Excessive
wealth, an the and liberty cannot dwell An
institution which can control the trade and property OF
e whole union at pleasure, is too powerful and ought
While accord with the views which Won have ex.
pressed, aud, like you. win continue sustain the Admin
isra'oD, lille its manifest object Const.
tuition from Leg,safire "suTPdtio' am. alter
fiec,ion, compelled to decline yielding your kind soci.
tatons la becoming candidate for in the Le-
gisature Of Virginia.
am confident, il my friends knew, as DO by actual
experiences, the modification which endured form
er occasion, and the influence which another abandon
ment. at this time, Of my business and profession would
exert upon iuture condition,
so great sacrifice at my hands, my time OF e and in
my circumstances You will all appreciate the force Of
the obligation which feel, faithfully and punc,usIy
discharge my professional and pecuniay nts
and they are DOW too strong 10 be abandoned
ed. representative, who is faithful and tho part
which duty imposes upon him. must de vote his ,chole
anil tnnOt hnrt
the session Of the Legislature nd time consider other
matters, II he be punciuai TO his trust.
ihave yielded inclination to my friends and
countymen, to the uncomfortable dictates
~ throw myself and my motives upon their iiber
Your fellow citizen,
J. GARLAND.
Alta meeting, held upon the reception of the aboue
Address Of .Mcj. }. Garland, on motion
hesoIued, That we consder the offered by Mai
Garland, Tor not presenting himself before the people
this time, agreeaby TO the wishes and
OF his numerous friends, strong aud ecen and fore
cordially yield our political wishes in his behalf the
motives which induced him TO decline.
BRUNswICK-AGAiM! A'eN"'
BY reference to the Nv hig" Of April the lst, You will
find Communication under the head OF "BRUNswICK
TO which respectfully call your attention, purporing 10
be- an Extract from letter, post.marke
&c, which is scarcely any thing else than continuation Of
partes-in justice 10 the patriotic citizens OF Bruins ck
deem il consistent with your principles an ndepe
ucht anu Impartial Edor TO publish retutaon OF these
errors OF the Wing Correspondent. Who this "almirer
ct the Wing is nei her know far as have
had an opportunity learn the sentiments aud opinions Of
the County, and have had good one is eviden; that
Messrs. 1urnbuli aud Daily triH mol both be "bea,en
nor is MIR. Shells election consdeered cerain though
probable-and neither, as far neighbor can learn,
otherwise than personally, do consider Col Jones oppo
sed to the removal Of the Depo,ites But, am averse
10 exciting party feeling, in this justice the ma
jority OF Brunswick, wish not To be uDde rstoo that
an positive that Col Jones is opposed the removal Of
the public money from the Bank Of the United States
would also say Tor Brunswick far her general cpl
Mon is known me, that the Senatorial election is not
so doubtful as the writer in question asserts Ii is gen.
orally acknowledged, by both parties that the Democratic
land AdDinsrAtion) candidate, Col. Dromgoole, will be
elected by large majority. The statement Of
our Correspondenp to justice and TRUTH is, that Drom.
goolo will get from TO l2 in Brunswick to the
opposing candidates. I. For, is likely he will get from
TO 8, to or perhaps refer you. truth Of
this assertion TO the coming election. This think il
MIR. Leigh should act as +. A., nobly as Mr.. Rives
has done he will be recalled by the admonons the
next Virginia Legislature.
Justice 10 the citizens Of Brunswick alone prompts
notice OF such low and base hnied
at above-and, to avoid personalities have MOI Q.
ln justice to my responsibility send you my pane
for il.
COMHO.HICdTED
CARD.