Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-28

pces'y lie opposition to tho United States Bank; 10 Multi
heA'ion aud Secession, land bin OF Henry Clay
T. Hes"ired. That the removal OF the D~posss icon,
the Bank OF the Uued States, was an act clearly LEGAL
snd constitutional, aud that the which have usu
fifed if0n' time TO time, during. and since the last v.
oi Congress, have removed all doubts which nay ha,r
been entertained al time by A.
the eSpedency oi The messufe aud furnished the
convincing PROOF, That III the deposi had not been
mo, ed, the Bauk by excessive sud The i,,c
ton OF unexanplrd distress upon the coinru unity at the
close OF General Jack-ons Administration, amidst the
sorm anu paic OF ITS own aio. woul have procured
the ere,ios oil Bank President aud Bank Con.,.ss and
obtained re-ehsrer, with additional capital pow err and
pi.ges and therefore. that the course pursued by the
PRESIDENT upon this subject has increased our confidence
in his hr'"ness. wi-,'on,, Integrity aud patriotism.
ResVfred That this convention view with the ut
mos, indignation. the cou,inct OF George poinde x,sr
IN the Srnse oil the United Sisies in VIOLATION OF his
sor'" pledges si ia opposition the will aud iueress
oi has coistiutns-ihath lac has s-sa.d with the ,udc.
tive nslce al pstona enemy, the present. CLiei Ma.
gat. thai he has suppor The rt -cha.r of th. Bank
Of the Un ed States, Notwithstanding hi, denuncaion Ct
that ins,ui'Vh Ia lis ) iuoe v-ch in 1870 aud his
solemn PROMISE to support the at ia. %. rios,
OF hs election when the President had pr. viousi, de-
carsd Ia his hr-t annual Ars.age his o, 10 IA.
charter vi the Bank declaring IL to be uncons iutonal
and dangerous to liberty; AMI hsaiding the PEG
pie oil this State, 10y the re. election Andrew Jackson
alter h' veto upon the Bank, hi course upo
that subject, and thereby, in the most solemn manner
Instructed their Senaur To oppose the charter OF
that ms tuition: Il at George Pondexter, 10y voting Tor
the recall aud rejection OF Marn Van Buren, from the
Cont oil ST. James, by hs csumnious chaig es and abu.
sivr epthe's heHped ufan that worthy cizsr; y his .
nance and pen contempt oi the will ot hts constituents.
in his letter upon that subject; by lis Ind. cent denunca
hui, IN his recent Raymond sreech OF NJ ar m Van Bu,e
as The scoundrel OF hindrrh"ok, the very man whom,
las constituents had recently aided In eeciing TO the SCI
cod uii'e IN he gi u the Amtc pc ople; has eAhi.
bi'td contempt Of public opinion ari the will and
iee q oil his Constituents, which should subject him TO
the sc'rn OF every honorable clzen:rhai 10y his dcnun-
citation oi Andrew Jackson, 'iyrant, and susuruer
decs'"g him TO he governed by motives OF personal re-
'.nge aud nniscipinrd ambition lac has wsnioniy ins u
constituents el,plt A
10 honor aud vino had conferred upon them 10 MANY and
such ssnii lenefis and whom they still ate aud
esteem.
R"oUed, Thai by supporting the doctrine OF Null.
h"aon alter the resolutions unanimously adopted by
the people aud Legislature oi the State George Poindex
ter has di'obeyed the clearly expressed will OF his CON
slilnrnis, aud forfeited oil claim to their confidence aud
support.
Resoired, That The honorable John Black was elected
10 the Senate t U,ed States a. the pledged upnor
er OF The Administration; that no individually however well
qnahhd IN other especs could have been elected by the
Mississippi Legislature, without having thus previously
pleigyd hnse that his rancofous and yiuIir
tive hostility the Admins ration during the last session
oil Coneress, was highly uubecomng aud worthy of the
strongest censurt That the uuknd aud IN
gnage of the Hon. John Black, in relation to The who .
democratic party of this Unon OF his published len.
ers IN which he Affected 10 recognise the supporters Of the
Administration baud OF Tories. should
feelings oil i- highest Indignation in the bosos OF every
hgh'spried Democrat IN the State, aud is evncive vi
the deepest "grauIc towards those very people TO whom
he owes all The political eev he has ,ver
That his declaring The Pre- sid nj had violated Tie
Constitution by the removal OF the Depo.cs although,
that act had been performed long prior his eleva.
lion to The Senate, aud he elected "a plrdy ed
supporter oil the Administrator conceaIng his opposi
ton 10 that amy other the President and
nore especially Withholding his opinion that L. removal
oi The dcpOs violation OF the oneiiulion; that his
vote against rereving the Protest oil the President sgans,
his unconstitutional cone mnaon by the Senate ihe ehv
preventing his viUGicaon ending TO pos,e,i,y
upon tie journal OF tao Senate, with the cx ra. judicial
sentence pronounced by that body upon him. uuhesiI
aud unred, eti"ces deep settled hostility 10 the
magistrate, and Total gard TO the wishes OF his
| hi.
uents in opposing the Administration when the will OF
the people oil he State had been clearly manifested i'm lis
avor demonstrates his determination to oppose the par,
wm'n placed hun Ia and e mi,hes OF the gene
rous democracy OF Mississippi COT ded 10 him so
important pubic trust; aud that Tor these easoms
convention DEEM nm unworthy o the honorable station
winch he now hods, aud requests him resign The same
HeS0iTed, That we view with HE deepest regret the
coarse puisued by the Hon. Harry Cage in the Conere
oil me United States, and since ls hi. consiil-
cns that he elected to his prese station with the
strongest professions OF attachment Andrew Jackson
pohneai and personal that he has enrolled himself i'll,
The en-nies of the Administrations indicated by several
votes given by him during the ast session of
aud more especially by his since his return TO i
STATE ana by las letter recently pubihed dc nounciug
the Administration, its Intends and ica ures when il any
doubt could have previously existed in his mind as egaris
tue Conformity oil his course the will OF his constituents
mat doubt must have been dispecd by The clear mani
esiaOns OF public sentiment since his return 10 Mssi,
spp That Tor these reasons WI feel constrained 10 d.
cisfe hd lie las disappointed the expectations of his
friends aud constituents, aud request him resign his
| in Congress. -
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demand the special convocaon Of the Legislature during
| the approaching winter.
HeS0ced That II is deliberate opinion after (nll in
yesgaiion that the counties OF this State are entitled
under The Constitution TO representa- in the Iegsla.
lure, at The called session thereof.
ReSOIved That this Convention think il expejen, ,.,
each county Of this Slate should all able
10 procure from the legal voters Of their respective colt-
ues letters oi instructions 10 their Representatives. i'm the
next Legislature requiring them against the Hon
george PuIndexer, and request him, the Hon John
Black, and Harry Cage resign their seats a The H.
| supplying the same with true democrats.
va motion OF "A. Campbell the following rcsolut ons
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this Convention nominate Martin
van Buren,, oil the State OF New York. the Democratic
candidate 10 I'LL The high Office Preside mt of the United
present venerable Chie Magistrate subject however 10
me decision oil National COnve non Of Democracy
| OF the Union, 10 be assembled at Baltimore.
z ResotUed, That this Convention nominate Thomas
H. Benton Of The State Of Missouri, The Democrats
candidate for tho office oil vice President the u States
SUBJECT however, TO the decson Of the National Conveu.
! ton TO be assembled 1T Baltimore
| On motion of Mr. Holt,
| ReS0Ioed, That this Convention rtspectiulIy recon-.
mend The Fourth day Of July the proper time to
n0'n Nauonai Convention OF the Democracy Of the
Uhn' a Tie city OF Baltimore, for the purpose OF noi-
hsung Democratic candidates for the ish Offices of IRE
sidrnt ani Vice President Of The United States
Mr. Gefe Submitted he following resolutions
Hes0Ded, That ii " eXpeiei Tor this COnve 10 an
point additional Del, gates 10 the cone pleted Bali
more Convention
Mr. Edwards moved amend said resolution a. folIows.
S'uke oul The whole OF said resolutions from the vvofd
"Res00ed," and insert ''Thai r. J. Walker Dr. Jos.uL
H. Holt, John II. Nick annie, and John g. Nesyitt he
added to the list Of Delegates TO the itiona Convention
DC he,u al Baltimore, IN addition TO those heretofore APP