Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-29

iavor OF al but one OF them. Tie particularly Jrow TO
their attention the fact that. while Mr.. &. denounced in
vehement terms, the United States Bank. he nevertheless
unhesitaungiy advocated and supported the pretensions
to the next PRESIDENCY, Of John Z. Calhoun. the lead
ing and most 4 nsp,cuous fiend and advocate Of its re-
charter. The adnoniiions OF MIR. Anderson TO his county.
men at their public meeting on March Court day, had
not been forgotten by them. aud their minds became EN-
hghtened by his sxpositions on the present occasion aud
although they could not consent to vote for MIR. A.. on
account of his openly avowed federalism. yet he satisfied
thein. that they Ought not To bes'ow their snfirages on a
candidate who opposed the Administration; and consequent.
iy, most Of them retired from the polls wilhou, voting AT
all. or about two hundred who were on the ground q
renty-eight only gave in their votes; aud oil these. Gregg.
ry received 2-Andvrsou l. Dunmy land he remain.
ing four were scattering This new co,obinsi,n of the
Devil, Dummy & Co. proved too powerful Tor Mr.. Ander.
son, and he was defeated. Il WAS matter OF asioni.hmen,
TO some. Indeed. that he obtained even IA sinsi. vote. for
ne had thus srrayed az iiu,t him. fist the great Influence
oil MIR. Gregory, the late delegate; then the powerful Ia.
Tents OF Mr.. Coke. the late inenihr, OF Congress. Who had
called up Old Sirk TO his aid; and. finally, the fr iIi,,g eo.
qus,ce OF Mr.. .Mufivtc, the dumb man. whose d.,u..i,.
uonso OF The old Hero AMI his supporters. we're tremendous.
especially when, in concluding his speech, he slammed his
iee'' ciinched hs fingers, aud, sni,ug his actions 10 his
words,he loudly screeched out, Bs! b b. VIOLENTLY
se'zed hisown nose. and nearly wrung it off
York county, 22i April 81. WARWICK.
The towns are active |, is said The Opposition in ,hi,
CITY were drumming up their flying artillery Tor the
n hg william Election. and that about thirty Votes wouIJ
be sent to the aid Of the Au'ies. Thus. the City herself
Henrico, Hanover. aud last OF all. King William will feel
the Richmond influence l., nchburg is said to have put
iorth her strength In Campbell, aud even in piusylvania
fmt eau they expect, or 40 they desire. to re -charter
The Bank or 'elongaie" its chartered tights ?-Impossible
However the present elections may go, Virginia is not
ripe Tor This coDsummaiion. Weak aud wavering men
may 20 Tor II, II they dare but we trust they will find
themselves overrul.d by a strong majori,y.-We learn
mat many OF the counties did not make the Bank itself a
tel at Ike Po's-and many an .4ati TO the Administration,
who Is returned, is also decidedly .anti to the Bank.
These are odd tines.-Ttuly are we Sin the midst OF a
revolution" as Mr.. Clay says. But nothing = mucb
S nus " no surprise us, out the question) a ito see MIR.
ws"- er haranguing the "nisgnided multitude" of Plla-
ue'Phi'' IN favor ct repubiicon principies-immacuiate
anu eternal, We shall uext look ou, Tor MIR Ciay's re.
oouneihg al ms presidential aspirations, and rerirings like
another Charles the 8 h. 10 a honas,e,y,-Or NAV we
expect TO see M. M. Noa, returning to The Bank all he
spoi's he has acquired, and resuninr his puye and or ginol
opposition to lis 10. chsrter.
The Western papers publish a letter iron, Mr. Csorno
ro'nnex'er, oil the 9h ult, which, among other wise pre-.
d,c'ons' Ia. e'ells these two thing>: LIST. That the u. s
BANK VIII not be re-chIrtertd, or substituted Inv annie,
Nsl'onal Bank, during the exis' ence of this Admiyis,r,ion.
and 2ndly. The State Banks will receive a Distribute.
snare me pnnhc revenue, in such proportions, and uu.
uer s"cn selections as may best coniribu e TO the election
oil Martin Van Buren,, as The successor of General J,rLsnn
10 the Presidential Chair
As 10 The lsi prediction, we say, Col speed i'll m, no
the zni catastrophe and all the direiui consequences which
he predicts 10 come from il, (such as concentrating The
whole government. in The Executive wiil"-the oyer.
throw oil The checks and balances provided for by the Con.
slliuuon, we ask MIR. Poindexte at once. WIN So, WI
should Congress iamely sit by, and leave the selectio, ~
1me State Banks, SC, &C., to the Executive will p
The Report OF the Committee OF WAYS and Mean. q
before the House Of Representatives, proposes n r.ueIy
against this host OF evils. May not Congress select IN.
.a'e D"'"s 'hSnseiVes-and prevent the Secretary OF the
treasury changing the Banks Of Deposte a, hs piea.urr,
Secretary fancy himself countenances this U > s,ion
ina word, why not throw around the State Banks. when
used as The fiscal agensoi the Government, every yuarI md
restriction, which is calculated to chsc the Execu'iv. Win,
we VIII go with the foremost (nOt even excepting the lea.
'o"s u roih"exier l,imseiD in the most anxious provisions
upon ms Subject. But we cannot go with The Hon Sc.
major IN swallowing the Bank OF the U. $. Nor can we At
one n'ne 70 WIKI him in carrying his State Rights doc.
trines 10 Nuilifca,ion-and at another. sacrifc;nr r..
very State Rights at the altar of his usurping and power.
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