Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01
Richmond, Saturday, Feb. =

The Senate of the u. S-Yhe N Yo,t Cou.,..--s.
o'sses this body into Is Opposition, aud 20 Adnistra
ton members-But among the 49, are es.rs 3e of ~
Hampshire, Ewing Of Ohio Moore OF yqioboma Poind,
ter OF Mississippi, Frelinghuysen Sutherland of N,
present on party questions the general sentiments Of ,hs
States-0o, to speak OF others, whose State.
yet decidedly spoken out-nor OF MIR. Hendricks nj T.;
ma -who Is put down doubtful by the C"m,n,re;"I
Mak'ng these deductions, the tables wouiI be exsc,Iv
% anu instead OF the Opposition having Majority
But we understand from the speech of Mr. Frcngi,v
sen on the 9Th JAZZ that he and hs colleague do not ia
tend to obey the instructions Of their Legislature NJ
nehuyscn takes the bull by the horns al once and h,
asks, What are the and claims of Le,.v ~
rne,os9 That Legislature has the inherent iiyh ers
a've'y and detached from their 10 irs
political conduct of Senator in Congress- / can nsvs
subscribe to- Sir. where has such a right been .. ,,a
rec, the Senate OF the United States! why. Mr. Pr.i-
dent we hal better change places once But where Nh.
resolutions oil the Legislature he
ell as the clear indication Of public sentiment deliber,.
and abiding, am bound to hold them as I do hold 49,
In most respectful consideration And on such an occa
s'on where that opinion ineriered with my own Judgment
and conscience, should promptly surrender trust ,has
could no longer be held in harmony with INV constituents
Mr. Frelinghuysen here flies once in The face Of Tho
great republican doctrine. that tho Representative IL
bound to obey the instructions Of his constituents NJ
Sou.nard mas acknowledged the doetne but If Mr. F.
the ground that the People in opposition IN Nh.
gslalure Here sir, (says he) hold In one hand the
LOUDER deeper tones the voice Of the Propieand ,h
are antagonists TO each oher-they begin to diveree from
.o very su'hg Po'ht what shall do? Sir. believe
may speak Tor my friend and colleague, when answer
we will 90 Tor the People. There, after ALL spnes our
power and our responsibilities MIR. F, speci6e. No
oher proof Of this alleged discrepancy; than memor;,
irom " a number OF citizens Of Newark! 70 Now WIFI
says the Newark eagle" OF the 24,h "Tbs The I.
gi-laive Instructions adopted by vote Of form .;
70 eghf nearly SIR TO one-and that that msoriv IVA.
e'ec,ed by clear minority OF THOUSAND Tres d.
pendent New jersey Electors" II Mr. Sou,harJ car
vote In the face OF these Instructions all his
LESSONS oil respect Tor the Right Of instruction must be
''ieather and pruDeIla." ' ''
.Ne,D York and Pennsyiudnio.-The N. Y E. Post
states. that on Thursday evening last meeting was 10
nave been heid at Tanmany Hall, which will doubtless
express in the most significant emphatic manner the
sense OF the great body OF this community as 10 the
course pursued by the Administration in relation IN
| Me omtea states Bank and the inexpressibly afro
| meeting will be assembled at Tammany Hall we ven.
ture TO say, as never before drawn tbiher nm
any OCCASION IL II were ten times larger than II s II
would not be one tenth large enough the tbrong
OF czen VINO WIN press forward that evening to ex,
press their appreciation Of the noble stand taken bv the
President. and The heroic frmness with which he has
maintained against all the assaults of corr,pjon
meeting was held at Harrisburg on the 2ist of the
ci'zens OF DauPhin county, which adopted resolutions
condemnng the conduct OF the Bank in interfering viii,
elections, approving Of the removal of the deposts
charging The pressure which prevails the conuct Of
the Bank and its friends and declaring IL az their firm
conviction, that II would be fatal our free instit
tons TO grant ii a charter. In the preamble IN
these resolutions, the threats of calamity used nv The
friends OF the bank in the nation refuse IN Istan
to its insolent claims adduce one of the
cot reasons against the continuance the institution
me meeting proceed TO say, that any bank that IL cana,
W ny expanding or contracting its issues discounts 10
produce SO great an effect upon the vital interests of or
community. is incubus upon our free insiu,ons H.
geous to our liberties, as ruinous to our Joms;
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