Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

circumstances over which eould Raw. M 81
uo9i BY the hrst opportunity, after l receive,
III, forwarded II TO y.,,h ~. =.
quest that he would with rs l;,,. Sta - -.
Die, IN connects with others, make M. ner,Sss.
~ investigation, and furnish me The ,esni, I
never received TIL last evening the arcomnan,
~, "s Aa'eineht. ihey represent the whole num-
Der oil votes IN the county, sS far a. thew can a.
certain them, to be 6S7. The Comn;,,s. a.
whlch YOU are Chairman, believed and Ionor,.j
inc number to be only $50 II is impossible Tor
ule 10 say, VINO Is IN error; bu, i, can hardly be-
considered unfair or illiberal 10 tak. a.. -
die ground, and settle upon 673, as the wboie NM
Der oil votes IN me county. This is dons with the
view - avoid the mputaion OF Injustice. III nos
Sible to either party.
AS Chairman of The Committee. you renort
Tue ~hole number OF names upon all the in.
Siructon lists, tn be, according to the info,m,,;,
before YOU, and the means of ascertsibin- 3,s
You viii perceive from the communicated &C.
eompanying this, that the list containin The "a,
slgnerS, has been carefully examined and re-
duced To 2lS, by striking of 81 bad votes 10
names Withdrawn, and homes down twice
where there was but OF the same name emil;
lied to vote, or Thrice, where there were but two
SuPPoNe 'ota parties actuaicd and influenced by
the same principles Of justice, could l. with any
appearance of propriety hesitate IS to the course
ought to purSuel put i, TO your candor upon
calm review OF all the circumstances. TO say
whether. as faithful representative, / am no;
hound To do as assured the peoplr Of C,mb.,
land would If elected voted last winter J,
ccnsnre upon the President, for the removal of
the depoSites voted for the resolution dccIarih-
the Bank Of the United States Unconstitutional
voted also for MIR. Leigh TO supply the vacancy
occaSioned by the resignation Of Mr. Rives. and
was happy to ind from the proceedings of the
people al their February court, COPY Of which
was forwarded 10 me, that my course so far a.
was ihen before them, met their appreciation.
Al the spring election, announced upon all &C.
caSionS, and no one doubted nv determination n
elected, 10 vote for Mr.. Leigh.
Upon the subject Of the United States Bank
mere evidence Of even greater unanimity new,
than at February eourtllast. For you, at that
uihe, appears from the proceedings, offered a
substitute for the adoption Of the mee,inr con-
aemhing the course Of the United States Bank.
out acknowledging the conS,itu.ionali,y and
minimizing tue necessity OF u S Rank ,nd
syen suggested the plan Of such an institution
fonrseif certainly, and probably others who
'oteu Tor the substitute, have since united in The
opposition 10 The constiIuiionality and policv or
the u States Bank. My opinions have nnd.,'
gone no change either upon these subjects n,
inc right OF instruction. ! acknowledge and mar
tain the right Of the people to instruc, their re-
preventative and his obligation TO obey or resign.
out deny the right Of the representa,iv. 10 &C.,
IN direct opposition TO the will of the constituent
Jhouy expressed IN The most solemn form and
mat 100 nj the bidding, IN this case of n mnori
". lido dot know, nor will charge fraud or mis-
representation upan any OF the circuIa,ots NJ M.
papers OF instruction; but II have received com
HuhicatonS IN relation 10 SomP of the perSnrS
whoSe names are reported upon the lis, furnisb
cd me by you, denying tina, they had signed or
authorized their names to be signed 10 any such
parer. sui"
am, respectfully, yours &c.
ALLEN WILSON.
Ir The Enquirer is requested TO publish the
above. S