Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18

Rem1 Influence TO prerent the re.charterng Of the
DdhH " me United States to sustain the ah,nsira-
f'on m ITS removal Of the Public Deposifes and 10 op
pose the passage Of Land Bill containing the prnci-
last session Of Congress" ~
We insert the resolutions finally adopted and forward
ed by the Governor TO the Ohio delegatio
of the u. So
In every county Of Ohio we perceive iba, the people
are electng delegates TO State Convention for the pur-
pose (among other thpgs) OF appointing delegates TO
Naonal Convention. It's matter OF much regret, that
the limits oil this print and the claims of the con
proceedings prevent the insertion OF the resou
ions passed at the primary assemblies of the people.
Conrasted with the speeches of the coalition in the Senate
hey would show that public sentiment and the wishes CT
twill be remembered tia, at GAINESVILLE body Of op.
cans, and passed mixture OF National and Multiplying
resolutions which were umpeed in this city the
OF The republican party Of that portion OF Ohio We have
Just received letter from gentleman Of high character.
which shows, that the democrats this trick by making
more public and general call:
Our correspondent says:-"Imme after. call
s,gneu oy number OF individuals, made, and this
day, notwithstanding the incemency of the weather,
Large and respectable meeting held, which
Iy appointed nine delegates all good and true and all
Of whom will attend the State Convention. you
see although fe nuli6ers were able 10 thew
could not defeat the OF our friends From ali the in
formation received, confidently anticipate general at
tendance OF delegates from the different parts the State
and have no doubt shall be able present oppo.
nents phaanx respectable not only its numbers but
its union OF action.-Globe.
The Voce Of .Ne,o York-we refer to our legisIa.
I'VE proceedings for the emphatic voice of the people of
THIS state on the important questions before Congress
and before the country. Resolutions approving Of the
remocdi OF the deposes the reasons Of the Presi-
dent on that subject read to his Cbnet-Gnd of the re-
port Of MIR. Secretary Idney-and requesting or di-
to roe against the restoration of the depostes and the
rene,0di Of the charter Of the Bank Of the D. !Sates-
were passed yesterday in the Assembly by tie decisive
vote OF ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN 70 NINE!-
Every member was in his seat except one, Mr. Fox
has not yet arrived in the CITY, Such the language OF
the People OF New York. spoken through their Repre-
sentatives thus fresh from their constituents The ex.
preston in the Senate will not be less emphatic Argus
THE VOICE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Al a iu meeting OF democratic delegates from thirty
towns OF the Hilsborough Council District Ube
HEART Of the Granite State met at Weare ON the nh of
January, the following, among other resolutions were
unanimously passed:
dence In the moral and political honesty and integrity
ANDREW JACKSON, President of the United States and
States and in the Officers composing the National Cabinet
Resoped, That the bold, independent, and patriotic
course pursued by Hon. Roger b. Taney Secretary of the
treasury in removing the deposites from the Bank the
United States merits the unqualified appreciation and gra~
ttude OF every friend to Liberty and free Institutions and
while his name will emblazon the page of his counrys
history with the briancy OF Iopas that of his pre-
decessor will leave blot upon the sheet black
Ebony"
Resolved, That our CATION in Congress be request
ed 10 use their united influence in sustaining the of
The people against the corrupt monopoly which has aged
vileges
RESOLVED, That the Hon. Isaac Hill our Senator from
this State, in the Congress of the United States has no.
by sustained the high expectations Of his friends JUS
Tined The confidence reposed in him by his constituents
ne can neither be mmHed by the nsolence of the great
demagogue OF the West, drawn from his allegiance TO
the people by the example of the traitor who sits in the
place OF his colleague
Hes"loea That Samuel Bell, by uniting himself with
the opPosien in their unhalowed attempt overawe and
coerce the Pesden, into TO the prn
cples OF the Constitution, and subvesve of the dignity of
fame"
Resored That in the present aspect of our political af
fairs il behoves the Democratic Party cherish that uni
~ oil sentiment, aud concert OF action which has so long
and so successfully sustained them in their struggles
against the sristocracy OF the country
RESOLVED, That the recent union OF Bank men and Null
liners, is but new edition Of liberalism the guise
oil new organization, and that il be met by the
friends oil democracy, with the undaunied frHness
which secured the triumph OF Republican principles in
The elevation OF ANDREW JACKSON TO The Presidency
Resoired That we approve the nomination by the State
CohVehnon OF me hon. WILLIAM BADGER 10 the Of
flee OF Chief Executive Magistrate OF this State.
s. p. COLBY, Chairman.