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

opinion expressed in meetings and does not ieoslste
he preamble and resolutions of the of Canterbury
eirr 10 an act of the Legislature of Connecticut mi
Jung down an Abolition Institution in that State and we
are persuaded the explanation of the princpcs Of ,b,
act given oy the legal town meeting at whose instance il
was passed must satisfy the South that law will be
withheld by the North which shall be deemed necessa
~ ana proper TO avert the mischief threatened by the
49, From the W. Globe
we II We received from n correspondent at Nasbv;l.
information that the resolutions which we COPY below
nave passed tile Senate Of that State with only fey dis
sehng voices They speak language which cannot be
misunderstood and which hail as conclusive evi.
uence mat the delusion produced by the chcanery of
Bell and his agents has yielded the light of truth and
10 The republican spirit of the State.
The people of Tennessee, not doubling the snccr;tv
" 'uuse Nhi'e former support of the of the
>uh'suation tclt that there danger in declar-
ng that 1t the Republican party would take him I'M for
e Ires;aency There would be opposition home to
MS elevation But II was their non by this
act TO separate themselves from their republican, friends
throughout the Union, TO give life to the DESIGNS of
sne lay ana foindexter junto AS they per-
CeiVe that Judge White is their candidate-the cand
date throughout the South of every bitter enemy of The
PRESIDENT and clarified the expense of all those
VINO nave vindicated the measures and PRINCIPLES of
the Adminlstration-they announce 10 the world Inv
one branch OF the Legislatures and by numerous pnbIc
mat the support which they have proffered TO
yuoge Nhite has been perverted, and their intentions
betrayed they say to MIR. Bell and TO his ORGANS at
Nashville that in attempting brand General Jackson
they to Judge Kennedy that he has sandered their
Denetacto by ascrbing him the ambitious DESIGNS Of
SnSar and honorng Mr.. Bell Brutus-they say to
all the corps of his deamers and revilers that bs do
carations to the Rev. Mr. Gwin were those of notrio
ana consistent with his duty the great body of those
who have honored him with their confidence tbey IN
TACT tel Judge White that his unmany insinuation in
the letter accepting the nomination of the Legislature
mat ihere was corruption in the dispensation Of patron
age, Is calumny, got up for temporary political pur
poses and originating in the disappointed cenps Of nm
ambitious Opposition" ~
Preamble and RESOLUTIONS introduced in tile House of Re-
p'SemldltreS, cy MIR. RIDLEY, IF Harren, hc 1871
WmEEEAs, no regular session of the Legislature of
ts state VIII take place until a considerable time after
lhe oil the term of of our presen us
trous Chiei Magistrate of the United States it is there
ioe deemed ut and proper at this time that the General
,o'y oi tennessee should express their opinion upon
.'e manner IN which the Government has been admins
tered by hIm, and upon the principles involved in The
leading measures which have been adopted and acted
upon.
This General Assembly view with INDIGNANT reor.,
,he many false and unioundeG calumnics which have
ueeh Popagaed against him, and which have had for
Ier ooect TO tainlsh his reputation and weaken the
influence and effect of the sautary measures which he
mas from time to time recommended and urged upon the
consideration OF Congress He been CHARGED with
psurpng powers not inferred by the Constitution and
iaWs-wlii abusing the executive paronarc--vitb an
attempt 10 dictate to his countrymen 1t is believed by
this General Assembly, that portion of our country
men, when the excitement of the present day shall ha e
passed by, will view these charges in any other lgbt
than as accusations and calumnies rot u AGAINST him
ior temporary political purposes and originating in the
disappointed feelings of an ambitious opposition This
HeneIa Assembly prepared for themselves and their
and
TO award to him that appreciation which due TO integr
ty. wisdom, and patriotism
In regard to the leading measures of his Adninisra
uo tey nave our approval and entitled 10 our snp-
port we consider the decided taken by him
Internal Improvement by the General Goyetnmcnt no
having put an end, IN great an
corrupt and corrupting system of legislation His opno
uon 10 the Bank OF the United States has manifested
devotion to principle which cordially approve
ana Is IN strict accordance with the tenor OF his whole
c, through which he has often peTed every thing an
pertaining to HIMSELF for the good of his country
me Jealous exertIons used by him TO reduce the
arm ana BRING down the revenue a proper standard
and TO fix ud standard amount necessary to an
homical administration OF the General Government de-
monstraied his anxiety to relieve the People from unne
cesary burthens and to do equal justice to every part of
tne country Ills unweared efforts remove the Indians
West of the Mississippi and beyond the Limits of anv Of
the states dictated by wisdom and humanity md
Wen deserve The commentator of all phanthropic men
ne able, dgniiled, and firm course pursued by the
Chef Magistrate IN his intercourse with foreiOn poyors
has produced results only securng TO our
ihal justice which had in many instances been on with
held from them, but has elevated and exalted our Go
vernmeni IN the eyes of foreign nations and inscribed on
our chafacter IN emphatic language that we
WIZ TASK Tor nothing but what is right and submit 10
nothing that is wrong"
The removal of the public depostes from the Bank Of
ne Ohiteo states was, IN our opnion a measure lose
political legal and constitutional and well calculated to
defeat recharter OF the Bank by disabling it, in great
measure from destroying The Stale Banks resored To bv
fore,
heso'Eea 1y The General assembly IF tie Suite Of Ten
nSee mat The confidence of the people the State of
tennessee III The 1gTty ,oiSdom and pGiyiots OF An
drew Jackson President of the United States is undi
miDshed and undated.
heso,rea, mat the leading measures which have
characterized his Administration are approved bv This
General Assembly; and it is hoped they will be adhered
70, carried out. and consommated by his
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