Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

orn threshold alone lend themselves the irgucs of
his cncmics to pcrpctuae the wrong he has suffered.
CoyyEcTIcrr LEGISLATION AGAINST TIE hH"LITi"S-
ISIS ErruEE IT WAS CALLED FOR By THE SnurH-lt is
remarkable that the Nullitrrs continually crying out
That the North is not in earnest III putting down r ADO
on crusade, because it only cXcrtS the tnrcc 0 public
opinnn expressed in meetings. and DOES no, cgstate
The preamble and resolutions OF the town oil Canterbury
refer to an act of the Legislature Of Connecticut put
tnr down IN Abolition Institution IN that state and we
are persuaded the explanation Of the principles OF that
act rvcn by the legal town meeting at whose instance it
was pa ssed must satisfy the South that no law Will be-
withheld BY the North, which shall r rcrned ncccssa
re- and proper TO avert the mischief threatened by the
fsna.cS-U.
From the ". GIohe.l
We We received from correspondent at NlSiVilir,
information that the resolutions which copy below:
have passed the Senate OF that Slate viii! only tcw dis
senng voices. They speak language which cann"t be
misunderstood and which we hail as conclusive evil
d-nce that the dclusion produced by The cscanrry OF
Bell and his agents has yielded 10 the light OF truth, ana
| 10 the republican spirit of the State.
The people Of Tennessee, not doubling the sincerity
Of Judge White former support of the of the
AG.nnIstrl ton felt thai there no danger IN dccar
Ins, that if the Republican party would take linn uF for
the Presidency, there would he orr 'sit"n at home |"
his elevation But il never their inteU"n, ny Tins
act separate themselves from their republican friends
throughout The Union, or 10 give lie 10 the designs oi
the LAY and PonlcXtrr unto. AS soon as They per
ccis that judy" White is their cand;dale-t!c cnndi
dali throughout the South of every bitter enemy ri tic
Pridrnl and is clarified at the expense u" all those
wht have vindicaIcd the measures and principles OF
| the Adminstraton-tlry announce TO the world by
one branch n The Legislature. and ny numerous public
meetings. that the support which they have pro'ret 10
jude White has been perverted, and their Intentions
| hrtryed. They say To Mr.. Bell and to his organs al
Nashville that in attempting brand General Jackson
usurImr and diclat"r they have caiumniatcd him
lheysay Judge Kcnurdy that lie has sandcrcd their
brnGlcnr by ascrlbng /" him tic ambitious designs 4"
NJ Rail IN
all IT, corps of his deiamers and rcvlers, that his de-
clarai0ns To the Rev Mr.. Gwin those Of patriot
and consistent with his duty 10 the great body If those
| who nave hnnorcd him with their con!dcncc-tIey in
fact ell Judge White, that his unmanly insinuatlon in
the later accepting the nomination Of the Legislature
that here corruption in thu dISpcnsation Of patron
age, cauInny got TIP /" Tor Temporary political pur
poses and originating in the disappointed feelings OF all
ambitious Opp"siton.'
Prcaa6c ord ResDi~ons introGucrd IN The House If Re-
prtratatircS, by Mn. RIDLEY, If Uarren, on the l"M
; Df 1rtubcr, l-:s5.
! Wm&EAs regular session Of the Legislature Of
tiis Safe will take place until considerable time after
the expiration vi tho term of service Of present Illus
tnu Chief Magistrate Of the United Stat"s is there
fore ermcd fit and proper, at this time that the General
Assembly ri Tennessee should express their opinion upon
the in which the Government has been ad!nis
tcrcdby him. and upon the principles involved IN the
lcaing measures which have been adopted and acted
! upon
| Ills General Assembly view with indignant regret
The nanY false aud uniuundrG calumn!rs which lave
been p!opaga,cd against him, and which have had for
thrublrct. In n;nlsh his reputation, and weaken the
iniluncc aud effect of the saulary which lr
has tim" IL Time recommended and urged upon the
confederation of Congress. He has been charged with
rs,rng powers not conferred by the Constitution and
! Laws-wth abusing The executive ratroGacc-wilh
attempt 10 dictate tn his cuunryncn. 1t IS believed by
this General Assembly, that portion Of country
wrE the excitement of the present day shall have
pHSsd BY will view these charges in any either light
thar accusations and calmniics, got up against him
Tor temporary political purposes and originating in The
disappointed feelings OF an ambitious "pp'rst"n. This
General Assembly is prepared, for themselves and their
Constituents, TO place their negative upon thcm and
10 award To lin! that appreciation which is due oinlrgri
Is. wisdrlD, and patriotism.
In rrgad to the leading measures cC his Admnisra-
ton, they have approval and entitled sup
port We consider tic decided stand taken by him against
Internal Improvement By the General Gorri nmcnt
having putan end, IN great measure to an f1ir"rngaa
roTr"P and cnTrupng system OF legislation. llS"ppo.
ttcn 10 the Bank Of the United States has manifested
devotion nprInCpl which most cordially approve,
and is accordance with the tenor OF his whole
lie, through which he has often prr.d every thing ap
rrr,anlngt" himself for the good his country.
The zraous rXerlions used by him TO reduce the
Tariff and bring down the to proper standard.
and 10 fix that Sund9rd at necessary
nn!nca administration OF the General Government. de-
mpnStracd his anxiety TO relieve the People from
ccssary hurlhrns: and ~ dc equal justice 10 every part q"
the country. Ills unwcarIrd efforts to " Indians
W,st Of the Mississippi and beyond the limits Of any of
the States, dictated by wisdom and humanity, and
we'll deserve The commentator Of all phanhropic
The able dgniird, and firm pursued by the
Chief Aag:lra!e in bis intercourse with rrrgn powers,
has produc results not only securing 10 our citizens
that Justice which had in many instances been long with
held from item, but has elevated and exalted Co
vernmcnt il the eyes Of foreign nations: and inscribed
nationa Character in emphatic language. ,at
will task ir nothing but villa, is right and submit IN
nothing tha is wrong
The removal of the public dcpositcs from the Bank of
the United States was, in opinion, isc,
political. legal and CONSTITUTIONAL and well calculated 70
defeat rcciarlcr Of the Bank by disabling it, in great
measure fran destroying the Stale Banks rrsortrd 10 BY
the General Government their fiscal agents. There
fore,
Rcsorad. u The General assembly Of Mc &utc Of Ten
ncs$cc, halhc confidence of the people Of the State of
Tennessee in the integrity, risdom and 1ntrtosm Of An
drew jackson, President Of the United States, is und
unfinished and unabaed.
EcsoIrcd, That the leading which have
Characterised his Administration approved by this
General Assembly; and is hoped they will be adhered
to. carried out aud consumnra,d by his success"rs
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