Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

'en net Is unsusinaeie IN any other way.
What can the Government do.a Is il beev cd bv anu
oooy ma. ons restoration OF The deposes would afford
sy 'eneH ouch measure would restore confidence
70 the State Banks but rather impair H. Nor wouiJ 4,
DC OF any Importance TO make the Bank OF the United
states more able 10 give relief unless il also couI h.
made more tcing afford it, Aud TO prop,ia,. ,,s ,u
demands Tar more Important sacrifice Re charter j.
,ne price o. Its relief Mr. Adams. MIR. Binney and MIR
os'e', lani they know oil about IL have said this i'm
PLAIN words They speak OF the deposes ss rifs This
confidence they have called for on IN. mar, ~ M. 7,
soea confidence IN as to restore 1t TO power Ii is
"ue' hey would like the restoration of the b.,
only because il leads to re- charterit con'u.,es h
Pros'ra'ion OF the State Bsnks-takes away the mean.
OF accommodation from them, aud gives increased na,
er 10 the Uucd States Bank To make Tho nuhii. -,
oarresmens more severe and thus enable them 10 ex
,o'' Their own rms iron suffering community some
nave oeen iorlsh enough TO sgin that the Bans n
could retain The depoes ill its siop vould hs yii
ing then to die quietly But the Bank and ia counsel
10 have no" been oolsh enough any one TO believe
ns-'hey svow the conrsrysh-y will get re- charter
I" ,hey can. Ii they wouil struggle Tor the d. poes
and DING misery aud distress upou the commute a.
, ,S' men, WIN they Struggle less, be sctupu.
ious IN 'heir means OF Defence when their yerv ex
istence Is at s'sk-s II the conflict is thus .lesnr
rate and deadly, when the d-posi,es are attacked
WIN us resistance be les, terrible when is ufs \.
assa"eds All that the Government could do there
'ore' "res'ore confidence, is make an unconJonal
surrender TO the Banko agree a re-ciart~r Can /,
DE expected TO $40 this in the face OF the will f
the People! When those whom the Propi, have c,oso,
10 administer the Government concur with The Peopr and
large majority Of their Representatives, in th.,
re-charterng the Bank would lie betrayny and
The People! When majority of IS 10 tho Honss ri
Representatives. have declared against re-cs,ter and
.'.''''ec has been appointed by still larger majority
10 nvesugaie The charges against in
OH" Tess Is II 10 be expected That the Gov eminent will
make is base submission, when II il demanded with
'hreatswhen the Bunk andils tanners dare ,Ik =,
ana blood, and revolution. II the Peo,e were MT "a al
Known TO be against them would they not MAXI iii. an
% .ne f.ope, and let the polls decide the destiny Of
.e Da".: Anu me People are against them, il may
uterVe Inc consideration OF the commercial comnunity
ani the men Of wealth, large proportion of yhos, IL T.
sad are on the side OF the Bank, ascertain what thew
VIII DC hSeiy TO gam In awsr against the People Globe
III. ,,..,. baltimore, May 9.
glorious period TO the friends OF freedom in BsImore
"ee'ing was called for Monday evening last but The
weather proving 10 be very il was postnons -
thursday evening Again il w as iouu, tia, lie
could not with propriey, be held upon that evening" ana
twas again Changed TO Wednesday evening These re.
pe"eu changes OF the day, might have been ex
pec'ed, productive OF some confusion and so,,s ns 80
friends ala not attend in consequence of their not under
""u's al wha' ume 1t was TO be held. Nevertheless
we hdd an Immense meeting. The number nj ,.rso,,s
present. according estimates many who are
10 zee anu calculate the number of larpe nj nsoI
900 upPose 10 amount upon the lowest calculation from
W ouVV ana as the opposition prints had
Their friends not to attend, and had The nrc,;
OF hoiding night meetings and we had ,bs
nope that the advice would be followed we ptesume ana
oeie'e 'here were but very few OF 'hcm present Sill
mere were some, and some of them hive sd,ited a., m
va. me meeting was larger than the one which had
heu TWO weeks previous, 10 express their sentiment,
III avor OF the Bank, and Inaiory Of The P,.s
ana some OF our friends who both me exnress
as ,neir decided opinion that was at least tLrd
course OF the day had been prepared for Tho
accommodation Of Revolutionary Soldiers and others ~ no
had been wounded in the late war' for the p,s.d.,
vice Presidents, and Secretaries and stand or The Sal
ers, oehind which was erected beautiful transn,r.n
,hs Our se'es a r,essn above which Inscribed
we s,,, worns, - he CONSTITUTION. The Onion n
MUST be PRESERVED" And beIo,v !, ~, -,
Truth Is MIGHTY, AND WILL PREyASi >;
ana me whole was elegantly decorated with flags and
oin""ens aud the place GIFTED up by UPWARDS
oil a hundred lamps 49, ~ ~ uP""'uS
Upon being called 10 the chair, the President delivere
an address, setting forth in eloquent and powe,f
ner me causes which had led The of the
ana the OBJECTS which intended TO be .cco,nn;
ny u. ne was followed by Col b. C. Howard who con-
Guided his address by reading the preamh, ami rsso,;
which will be found in proce edngs of The nes,,
another coumnot our paper. liz was succeeded bv sa
ue brady, william George Reed, John Nelson and I'm
WI hea,n Esqs, all oil whose speeches were eloonen,
ana powerful and were frequently INTERRUPTED Mil oud
'engtneheu, anu Iapturous applause. Where all was
ne, ,nee"en II would be inyiiious TO discriminate; hu,
'"e'o were some happy bits made by MIR. Reed which
we cannon omit noticing. He remsrked that IL was
not MS onJeci to iniame the passions and TO pro, x
Soea ~, 10 me community This he will leave 10 be
oone ny a,Sf"gu'shed men, high in Office who yisi,
our CITY, and make political speeches in the streets on
sunday DfTnoons." In speaking OF those nbo I.vs
e our party he remarked that they were moi Jackso
men, and that he could not better express the mater hs
oy quotation from scripture where it is said "thev wen,
% "oi US, because hey were not of "; for IL they had
oeeh OF U.s. hey would no doubt have continued win me-
and they went from that il might be made nan;,s.,,
that they OF u.s. e''
The utmost harmony and good f. ling ,tt
out the meeting Republican,
PUBLIC MEETING
Pursuant 10 a call from the Jackson Repubiic,n Gan
enon OF me Guy baltimore, meeting of the Friends Of
The National Administration assembled in Aionn,mD,
square, ON The Evening OF Wednesday the TN instan,
On motion oil tol U. s. Heath, the meeting was ORGAN
ized ana William FTick, Esq was called 10 the Chair
ana nitssrs Henry X. Lander man, Waller Price N;cho
,ss M yers John T. Stansbury, Joshua Turner Michaal
nn''nse'er' abraham Silver, John McAIlisier Edward
Scott, James ebb, William J. Wight George (;.rIns
Jesse =. wight, James George, John c. Raul Jacol
n zimmerman, Stephen Waters John Buddy William RsII
OF charles PeTegoy, chosen Vice Presidents. asd
Ghares Howard, Richard Lilly Alexander " aers Joshua
ansani, Samuel Lucas, William Lineberger were az
pointed Secretaries. 100 "P
The President stated the object of tho meetno ,.ba.
,ne ionowing Preamble and Resolutions were offered bv
viz
whereas measures have been recently adopted by the
opponents oil the National Administrations in tIs C;,y
emlnenlly calculated 10 agiiae The public mind and =,
csl cr reiterated expression of the fruines Of H., n
Therefore, be il " "'ei'us'
Resoiped, That the Jackson Republicans Of n l,;,oo
re'"n .e warmest feelings of gratitude affection and
States and repose entire confidence in the wisdom and
purify OF his Administrations; and a ey re gard ., ,l A..
spProoaon exceeded only by their regret The vio.nc
"hlch rarsclenzes the general course OF The Opposition
nfsofred lhat they decidedly condemn and earnesuy
deplore tie appeal 10 force from the decison ~ H.
nox' which has so repeatedly been urged by LEADING
1ers OF 'he opposition in Congress, and their parzaus Of
"e press ann among the people; because wbls co r,s
ana mistaken course would fail 10 cbange Tho
o. .e nominEralon or shake the resolution Of lis friends