Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-15

NEw ORlrAxs, April %.
meeting of the Democratic citizens of New Orleans
was hcid IN pursuance OF previous notice. last evening,
ut Richardson Hotel
On motion. the meeting organised By calling TO
the CHAIR Gen Plauchc aud appointing a. Kasch, Esq,
us wee PRESIDENT, and Messrs. ST Roncs and High
Secretaries.
The object of the meeting having been stated by the
Chairman, on motion, ResOircd, That committee be
named to DRAFT resolutions.
The Chair named Messrs. II. NJ. Carter, p. X. Law
renee Fred. Durievc C. Bruslc, IL. b. Cenas, Ilor-
tre Andry, and Robert j. Kerr, to compose said
mittec.
The Committee having retired presented, through II.
All carter, ESD, the following resolutions:
nss"sed, That the exeriions of TnoMAs II BESroS,
IN The Senate OF the United States cntitlc him the
thanks of the Democratic party.
ReS0tecd, That when the uionicd arstocracy of the
country, aided by the pGaic -makcrS, forebodcd ruin
ana poverty to our country that the lucid and able
positions of the Senator from Missouri demonstrated to
The people that reasonable existed excite
her fears or to induce them TO dstrus the wisdom and
energy OF the Chief Magistrate of our Republic.
hesofted, That the Republican party of The city of
New Orleans, IN respect and gratitude for the services of
Senator Benton, 10 tender to him public dinner and
mat committee of twenty five be appointed to give eff
feet to this resolution.
In presenting these resolutions Mr. Carter made some
very effective remarks He contras,ed with great bold
ness and originality, the present happy state OF the coun-
try with the distress which pre vailed drin the panic
ciicment We were very much pleased with the general
scope OF his observations; they characterized by
purity OF principles and soundness of judgment which
round ready response in the bosoms of all those
whom they addressed.
nc resolutions were upon motion adopted
Inc hiceung thercupon appointed the following nrn
tcmen as the committee of arrangements:
VIM, Hewes, p Margny, G.. w Morgan. Martin
.uoii, senr I'll. B. Ccnas A. Morphy. Gen. Plauchc
a. fasch, j. c. St Romes, S High L. Yorkc DR. Nc Far.
,ane WIN Chrisy, Richard NJ. Carter, j. III. Holland,
n n D. c Ker, z. Tulane J. W Breedove, Maunscii
White, John Wilcox, f.. ID. Stiison Gen Smith Mar
TN Gordon, Jr Il. Il. Canongc, j. III. Caldwell
On motion, RcSOired That the thanks of the MEETING
be rendered to the President, Vice President and Sece.
tarics.
On motion the meeting adjourned sine die
J. Is. PLAUCHE, President
a. RAscH, Yicc President.
so 10 non i HS1 H'A''' secretaries.
! WAsmiNGToy. May 4.-From the following paragraph
OF the National Gazette, it would seem that the Bank
mas not altogether reuquiscd the idea of dr. wing the
question OF the dcposcs into judicial forum. The Bal
timore Circuit is proper place apply for mandamus
ne last session. Is deprived of Circuit Judge and the
District Judge is not in condition be held responsible
for any thing lac may do:
(From Me National Gaseue.)
The National lntellgencer of yesterday contains IA
law argument, signed 10y VIM w Hail. ESQ., of the
Baltimore Bar and addressed the President and Di-
rcctors OF the Bank of the United States purport is
expressed In this preface of the author:
g Gentlemen flater myself that in the following
argument nave succeeded in showing that the order
oil the Secretary for making the deposites of the public
moneys IN places other than the Bank of the United
States became nullty the passing of the Senate
resolutions disappearing of the Secretarys reasons
should you concur in my opinion the Bank ought forth
with, to issue mandnmus of the Circuit Court of the
United States directed to the Collector of the Port re-
in the Bank of the United States and if the decision
should be against her, take appeal to the Supreme
Court
The argument was written in April last Globe