Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-04

to the People. We shall expect this production
with some little curiosity--as the Combination con-
ss's Of SO many discordan elements, Bank men, Clay
men, Calhoun men, &C., &c.. that they will find i
o'incun 10 agree upon any one great principle Of
any general confession Of faith. The members arc
mea"s anu points-and this most extra ordinary coa-
lillon reminds us of Burkc's celebrated description
of"a piece Of joinery Grossly indeDted and within
sically dove-tailed such n piece of diversified Mo-
saic such a tesseiated pavement scithout cement;
mere o' Oh odex stone, ana there bit Of ,chite."
REPORT ON THE BANK.
The Report of the Committee of Ways and Mems
was probably laid before the ii. of r. yes,erriuy.-
1t is said, that presents strong view Of the trans.
actions Of the Bank, and defence of the course of
the Administration. Ii recommends that The Bank
shall not be re-chartered-and afiirms thnt the Stae
Banks are competent, under proper regulations Ivy
Congress, TO dsburse the public monies, AMI reg,i-
late the exchange of the country. 1t will perhaps
conclude with resolutions, declaring that the Bank
Is unconstitutional and ought not to be nrerc,l
and thnt the Deposites ought not to be restored
that the State Institutions competent, &c. &c.
md that the Committee have power to examine into
the condition Of the Bank, send for PERSONS and la-
pers &c. &c.
a Scene at Washington.
There was some warm work IN the Senate Of the u S.
on Saturday. The Alexandra Gazette states:
s:s. S s s : ss e.. b % e. "iSas
S%'"s M 'front.' c% 4. s::.sa; >. 4:
q e o,d.. to show that MI entirely wr.ns
Mr. poi.d rsooea and concluded saying. ,hs, tho
S""r 'oos" Tor was obtained the facts would be
usoen, be would that made BY Mr. PoiSSe
are wrons "''" 90 say that my state
sssm. S'ss . ;'. to m. for his
n hal make ss e :;
1sc.on %y pe1"e, MS
%ss:' :s: sa%.a s' question
fem Gso,sis would nsa,
H. Ssi:s Reconsider tho mat
course AND again remarked TIM, N,
Amer Mr.. Black Mr. Moore, Mr. Kio, and A.,
1 The T. 'ls aT:.;ioa ns resolution was and
j"urned. Mr.. Forsyth explained, aud the whole mat,
ter was accommodated between the Parties
MIR. RIVES.
We have on file several paragraphs from various
papers, which pay the highest compliment to Mr.
Rives. He retires from his sent i'm public ICe-,n,i
'more true honor feels" than Clay or Calhoun a,yi,I,
Senate at their heels" We could fill whole columns
with the eulogums he has received. The N. Y.
Evening Post declares that he has won golden
opinions from men of NIL pariies, by the manly. ge
nervous and truly republican course he has takenn
The "Pennsyvanian" says that
Any one who can read the parting address.
Jog. Of shine. hi. .I pus LIGHT
Liz: a: :s9 i I ssi . ssss
~" %ssS, s an. q he creeping
70, ,SS s%ms. tn, will
MI Rivcs has obeyed what then bnx,
other Senators instructed by their dictates
have they obeyed! Let the Bank answer.
We for The present. 20 &c. On
| thus - - $50 N0S" ''e'
The Philadelphia IntelIigencer declares, that the
late Meeting of the "Friends of the President, op
posed to the removal Of the Deposites" was large
and highly respectable" The Pennsylvania"
pronounces il, on the other hand, be usplendid
failure" But Meeting is to be held this evening.
which will test the accuracy of these contradictory
statements. 1t is to be General Town Meeting
OF the Democratic citizens of the city and county
OF Philadelphia, to sustain the Administration in ali
It's measures, in regard to the Bank Of the IT, So
preparatory Meeting was held on the 26th ult..
(C. lngersolli in the Chair,) ut which the following
resolutions were adopted:
'Whereas, the our county whom
efforts making break
have confidence and for tho people time to
manifest Their continents; therefore
"csofred be
proper for converting democrats
czen OF tho and Tuesday the
4h March, O'clock r. NJ TO sus
,he 10 all Bank
time reported the following - ~ ~ " '"'''
(Among the names of GA Committeeman appoint
ed, are those of c. }. Ingersol, Charles Brown p.
a. Grojan, Henry Horn, g. nj. Dallas, Richard
Rush, Roberts Vaux, &c. &C. while the Commit
tee was absent, the Chairman read the Message of
Governor WOLF amidst repeated and enthusiastic
cheering