Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25
Citizens of Yirrinini

The eyes of the country are upon You've repeat.
over and over, that much depends upon YOU. Tie
ir'ehus OF The Bank are auguring every Thing from
the conduct Of the last Legislature-and they ex-
Pect victory from your hands ut the April Elec
uons. VIII you consumma,e their hopes or will
you not rather redeem yourselves and strike ano
thcr glorious stroke for the Constitution of your
country?
Judge for yourselves, Freemen of Virginia. how
much depends upon yourseIyes.-We law before
you the following evidences of the deep interest
winch is attached by the friends oftlIe Bank to your
coming elections:
LET me again deliberately assure the pood peon,. of
New York, that there is the possibility of carrying
mr. We0sters proposifion Of settling the question Of
which are 10 take place in New York and Vi,einio i"
dPrH' are carried in favor Of the Constitution and the
Laws against the present adminisii aon- JPashn Ton
Correspondent Of The ". York Courier. &c
"a light will break in upon them soon very soon,
Nght as II from Heaven,-and il this and the Virginia
election 60 against the Administrations the deposi,ss
nx, VIII sooner go back. The governme mt will be- re-
stored TO its former checks and balances NOTHING will
be "0ne l, aer they are over Virginia alone will
produce atrembng-and tho two united, would certain.
" produce Washington Correspondent of The
baltimore Pdfriot-dnoiher Bank poper
There is no CLEAN of hope in this quarter The mes
sage oil your Governor has given the Jackson men cw
and they now remain firm, and the re-
those elections result in favor of the friends of the Cons,
uton there will be an immediate and ant falling of
from e Jackson ranks sufficient, doubt, re.clarer
VIE oa"h anu 10 save The country. Nothing will be tono
however, until New York and Virginia hare shaken
M'ough me 6dHof-bores The intelligence from pir
g,d rs or character altogether cheering The friends
OF Tie Constitution are engaged in a noble sruerIe-a
struggle That may decide the future destinies of Ills
pubic The oficeholders and their partisans are also
pussy but they will scarcely be able exercise much in
huence over the Old Dominion '-JVasbinefo coyycs
Pondence OF the Philadelphia Inquirer-ons of me al;
Pendio,y presses of the Bank. "
. Cheering Intelligence from Virginia, indeed ! Mr..
i'onidin, most decided friend oftbe Administration
us' elected by minority of two three hundred in
.nr' 1onn handoipli's District! And signs all around
us, OF tho People rising in the majesty of their
strength against the Bank This is cheering intell;.
gence, indeed! Many of them disapprove of The first
removal OF the Deposes--but they go against their
restoration, as only making the matter worse. and
strengthening tile great power of this great Jnstjtu
'oh' anu they will never consent to break down n
u'e" 'ackson, II Tor no other reason than because
they would break their right arm in fighting the
The Baltimore Republican refers 10 the le,ter-
writer OF the Philadelphia U. S. Gazette, anotl,ey
bank organ aud says, it appears from his efusiops
iuat tue BANK men are now resting their hopes of
success upon the expectation that the elections in
virginia and the City of New York will prove IA
voraoe TO Their cause; and he tells us That there will
be no decision of the question until the results nj
those elections nscertained. We are. tIerefore
TO understand it TO be the intention of the RAM
I'D Congress to proloDg the debate for about weeks
TO come" "0oh'
"nat say ye, then, Citizens Of Virginia ? VIII
yU oon9e Tie parasites and allies of flle Bank
WIN yc be SO good as to return 10 the next Ieg;sI,
ture' such wavering politicians, as may watch the
uhes, ana may or may not 90 for the j,unk2 We
answer ior you cntegorically Yo will not; but YOU
VIII SEND only the good and the true men,