Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-13

culay instruct them 10 disconnset themselves In their
otal conduct from the cabal Of discodsnt elements ar.
rayed against the present administration, and yield that
support, which have right to demand at their hands
% our public agents. DAVID HAYS,
81 krLAND RopEs,
N. BURNLEY.
= JARRor HARRIS,
- q. w. KINsoLvINa.
On motion Of Mr.. Tyree Maupne tho following sub.
stiute wa: submitted for consideration:
Resoiped. az the sense Of this meeting That
demn the removal OF the Deposes Of the public ney
from tho Bank OF the United States by the President ~
"nwise' irjudicions, and inexpedient.
If Wolfe Eq by request Of some Of the friend:
OF e substitute supported II Ia appropriate speech Of
marks.
% against l.. reported by tho ,cers. No further re-
solution being offered the preamble and resolutions
ported by the committee adopted. though meeting
win some d'hculy AMI confusion. The meeting all
Jorned without max ng any further resolutions
upon the suffice, Tor the present
G. w. KINSOLvINC, Chairman.
GusrAvus A. PARSONS. Secretary.
Public Meeting IN Richmond County reiafive 10 the re-
Diocaf If the Deposites.
I'm Fabruary Court day there a voluntary move.
fnent ON the part Of the people, without pre-
movsi OF the Deposites. The Court House filled TO
overnowing; when motion Of William II. Tsy!oe. Esq.,
augustine Neale Esq called to the Chair, and john
+. u Jetries appointed Secretary.
The Chairman in appropriate address explained the
objects OF the meeting. and hastily depicted the
o, me ,te act OF the Federal Executive by which the
Iuo"c Oepostes were removed from the Bank of the
United States. ~ " e
Col Robert W. Carter rose aud addressed the meeting
III an animated ani forcibe manner, the runous
"xeiy 70 result To the great interests Of this Re-
public, by this high handle measure OF the Federal Ere
cu'ive and concluded by submitting for the
OF me meeting, the following preamble and resou,icns
In the of nsrns periods when 10 he al
lent TO acquiesce in tyranny, aud remain inactive Il,
to prove ourselves ignorant Of our rights or dead ~ ,
a fuur he
es oil the Federal Government no longer perfor the %
ties assigned them by the Constitutions they are rapidly
stcer the days Of the Republic seem already to be num-
bered and the government Of the Empire 10 have com.
menced The people In their primary assemblies ought
freely and firmly express their views in
oil any vios,ion OF the Constitution and laws of the land
hesored therefore, the opinion Of this meeting That
the removal OF the public funds by the President, from the
Bank OF the United States, dangerous assumption Of
power, belonging 10 Coordinate branch OF the govern
ment ISL direct violation OF compact existing between
the said Bank and the United States Government 1, In
OF the country.
:, RescOed, That this meeting views with apprehension
the principles promulgated by the President bv which
the rights that constitutonsly belong to the
lives OF the people in Congress assembled have been
sup-d The popular will set at nough and the imperial
aocrne asserted that the head Of the knows
pest the wishes OF the people, and what their
quire They consider IL waged by the Exrcutive
ne legislative branch OF the Government for the
establishment oil doctrines, under which Congress will de.
generate into body which will be required oniv IN re-
gser the ediris OF the President.
Nesoired, That the Hon. Joseph w CHM the rerr.
sentative oil This district IN Congress be instructed as ia,
rs this meeting is competent, vote for restoration Of
Tue public deposcs TO the Bank OF the IT, S. and for .ucb
constitutional means, may be calculated 10 restore the
currency oil the country to its condition.
Inc Chair then suggested, that the meong would he
grauhed he thought, IL any gentlemen present, would
present their views OF the subject under
Whercupon, Willoughby Newton Esq rose and with
zeal and ability depicted the strides of power and the
tire disregard Of law, which had been manifested bv The
fenerai Executive in relation 10 the tepositcs
Inc questions upon the adoption of The preamble and
resolutions submitted by Col. Carter were severallv nut
ami carried unanimously, with the exception of three r
to the remainder.
Col Philip A. Brainham then offered the following re-
solution which was unanimously adopted
hesoiued That this meeting cordially tenders its adni
ration aud thanks TO w. j. Duane Esq late of
the Treasury, Tor his firm, minded and independent
course IN resisting Executive usurpaion, and defending
me pubic treasure from the Invasion of the Federal Ex
ecutive; ny not voluntarily reIinquishing il, guardian.
snp' conferred on him by the law that in the opi-
personifed in him, that proud of houp
and action they have been accustomed to admire and
VIII CHI they delight cherish, as the sole means uper
the protection OF Providence, by which our rights and IL
berries can be preserved"
On motion Of John Darby, Esq.
Resolued That the regoiDg resolutions be siqned bv
e Chairman and Secretary, and that the Editors of the
wing ana Richmond Enquirer, he requested to inser them
In their respective papers, and that copy thereof he for
our representative in Congress.
AUG. NEALE Chairman.
JOHN r. b. JErFRIEs, Secretary