Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-11

held be eomti. e o,es IA. Rem. sentative al
he safe in the se"ue. The, Repressnisive ohcyed.
although lie knew that those who gave his ius,tic.
tons. themselves msrepresrned their con.i uenis But
now, when Messrs Souihard aud Frclng huysen having
refused TO obey successive Instructions constituent
body, are at last compelled, eiude the force OF public
sentiment. to appeal ~ the People themselves and 10
pledge themselves TO resign, Il the decision should be
sgsnst hcin-al,hough this pledge made ia the Sc
nate and in the lace oi the nation although MIR souAtd
wen, from public meeting TO public eung om house
10 nouse-om man To and personally appealed
their sympathies To him from the sacrifice which he
was boand IN hoisOr 10 make ia the resignation office,
in the result Of the election was against bu-yet
that he has had the advantage OF ai his republican
professions before the People, he now seeing tina, they
proved unavailiug, called upon by Mesrs. Green aud
Gales 10 throw him ell upon "his reserved rights defy
The majority both OF the People and the Legislature
throw oil the mask anj sppesr the arrogant perious
nen oil tile niasernoi the OF ti.e People and
sc, up his will instead o theirs, giving to the
weight OF Ne" Jersey in the national councils
There Is always some preeS assumed TO the
Migrant on RACES which the Federal Party have time
to time, committed against popular rishs The Terg api
2reens that the quarrel between the o,ilodox Hicks
ne Qussers produced late result ia Ne wv Jrr.ey This
- not true It's aeetained ad has repeatedly de-
ciaed IN the democratic prints ia New Jersey that
great body Of both sorts oil llakers voted VIII the Oppo-
ruontat In the county where the .eud ighesi the
Democratic Party did not receive more than heee
Quaker votes and that in none at them any
ed except those OF the Republican Quakcrs heretofore
Known as supporters OF The democratic cause. The i'm
mediate organ OF Mr. Clay. (the Lexington Reporier
which receives iss intelligence from Mr. Clay, who ia
daily communication with Mesrs Souihard and Frelne
hnysehJ expressly admits thai nothing has gained
to the Democracy ho any dissesos among the oppo,i
non The Clay Reporter says:
at cannot he insisted with any tepree of nl.usihiliiv
That the Jackson Party have sdncd any thing by the re-
cent election, (aihuueb we are satisfied thst i win te
rumpsted forth by all the cOlur presses "a most Io,i-
Gus h,'spIendd de,noc attic victory &c )b,causa
it's well known fact, that she has, of years
past, sustained the Administration and gaze her voice TO
The re- election oil Andrew Jackson"
we have always said, however that the refractory Sc
majors would not resign. liwould be violation their
WHicp"s. III Is leading article oI their creed that
when the opinions OF The People their
nisagsee the servant is be and 10 he phases
Inc power conferred the Senators and
by The Constitution oreresent the States the People
Is TO be used TO misrcpresemt them; and Constitution
which formed enable the States and the P,ople In
sooG" themselves is TO be converted into OF de-
Wring them ~ all oicer Of self gouti nn,enD
We are glad 10 sec tine coacsced " gs unmasking them
selves in profession well practice. IL VIII make
Their hnai doom more Ger ain aud signal. Globe.
SERIOUS MATrER.-it has bean repeatedly as
serted and we believe without contradictions, thu, The
night alter the election in Pladcphia, the Bank the
United States took Into its service aud had quacred
apartments a 0dnd ~ armed men tCiih nskeS, Jdy0.
neas, dnd bali cartridges ready for action!
he committee OF The Senate we believe, is now in
Phadeipla for the purpose Of invesg ng the conduct
and affairs OF that institution sc hope they viii no, TAX
II amss, that we call their ateniion subject They
ougn 10 inquire Tor what purpose %e bank took these
III 10 her service and stationed mem u apartments;
whether hey were paid, directly indrecuy the
corporate iunls, ani whether the Bank claims the power
oil hiring or employing soldiers well scrfers and
printers, OF self defence quite n,ere sting
TO consider how far this light OF selc,leenre in copora
uon extends, and whether il the Bank may send out
speeches, essays, ond denuncaons put down Presi.
den and other public who opposed % her re.
cirer she may not send soldiers Tor the same pur-
pose -
To the strict Virginia consrruconst Mr. TYLER we
especially appeal for cts alleged and
Tor his views oil the puwero the Bank employ soldiers
and convert her banking houses into barracks lr cae
curing an election under the plea OF seq defence! We
should ike TO hear, aud would the People, whether this
Bank has right thus 10 power into he own hands
or whether she bound rely Tor protection on the
ana constituted authorities of the country Has the Bank
me right TO WELD both the sword and the purse ?-IJ
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
Henry d. Giipin, OF Pennsylvania, to he Governor OF
the Territory oil Michigan, in the place George b. Por.