Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05

rests in any other body than the euac ;i,.l, Th,,h.
PRESIDENT would have the power 10 demand IL Of con-
our present Governor ask il of is rai
Assembly: In iDstruciiDg our own Senator. a, a., 49,,
Thing, the Legislature only direct thai n. i've ao.'
wmch according to the sp'ri Of Mr.. Us general pr,o
ope OF instt ucton. they would right To do fh.
were present They are only presumed Ia be ur..en,
through their Representatives the act vi the Sr..,
Is their act ouly. S
But IL Mr.. T. is at anv loss So, Americas, ,,...,
we REFER MN To case ia the Legislature OF ur,n~ssee
"tftltr hin To the memorable Yazoo case i'm
a'sn 10 The case of tue Senate of Massac
""cn curing The last war had passed resolution pro
n"uncing il forthcoming mo. and rrIyi.,,s n.pfr
10 rejoice at the success of armies
'Npuoeed from Tue Journal of THAT body by vote
oec''rhg that the same ought To b, hereby rs, rx-
fuSeED bat does Mr. Il. charge the Senate of hIu,-
snchusetts in this form of solution with ~. fIs,b
a. .S"oTe any One conscience does lie conceive
hat 10 expunge this resolution, 10 burn il wi,b
neat Drawn from tue Heavens the Georgans did with
ne iaz'o fraud, would be ito make bonfire of thar
Is or'yh mud glorious in our hslory?' Mono 1hi.
may oe all very fine rletoc--but it will not ssslupd
The test OF talents aud of lime
we close our structures Tor the present." a Citizen
~ F"g"", IN comment of Mr. Tyler's Letter will
appear IN our next. One word more and ,ve Inn v d,
Mr. u rs entirely mistaken in supposng M Ia. s,a,,.
tat Governor Barbour had any thing do with the in
structng resolutions of 1911 10 the Bank of the ~
states. Mr. Barbour wac then in the Chair as SPEAKER
OF the House OF Delegates. The resolutions in cues
uon were drawn and oheredby Mr.. Andrew Stevenson
Me" delegate OF the City of Richmond. At the next
session Uol2 when MIR Tyler offered his resolution of
censure, Mr. Stevenson i'm the Chair-aud Mr. B,,
p DO was elected Governo lieu of the b,emted c.
W. Smith, who persisted in the melancholy confayra
ton OF the Richmond Theatre.
TO ARMS! no .4RASu
he Alexandra Gazette (Why) advises its frie il,
virginia, 10 prepare for the Spring campaign tie tells
them, at is time for every county in the State TO b. M
and ADDING alt is lawful TO be advised by an enemy
Party. Ioarms 10 arms! rS""
MIR. Tyler has fred his big run MIR I e;rb ,,;,, e.,
10" up the hre: Other leaders will emulate The xam-
Pc we sha near from one extremity of the State to
,ne o'ner, the chorus against Van Buren, expnnying
&C, &c But not word against the unconsii aii.nsi
resolution OF the Senate. Not word of their REFUSING
l" permit The President TO be- heard in his own drr,,re
and to spread his protest on their journal Moi yb;sn.,
abont the Bank ofihe United Siaes-the Panic wh,ei,
they got up 10 effect its re-charter, or the insdiows
scheme which is foot TO extend the power of this tr
mendous institution, under the wing of Stale rhnrt.r
10 every portion of The Union! Not a word about I'll.
daring measures of this Arstocrac Body and the fac
uois majority which they secured, by disobedenee to
Their instructions! Not one word OF the Mot yvhrL !.
now pursued, of splitting up the votes of the Electors
by running three sectional candidates aud throwing the
election OF the President into the House of Reptesrn
tatvesi
Let our battle cry, then, be- To arms! To arms Or
ganise IN every county Put down all divisions Run
vu' one cahdioate-and where two or three spring up
ei the voters take their into their oy LA nd,
ana nominate their strongest man. by immediate m,.t
ngs OF the People.--The Enemy are I'm and a.l,;,,
Every means is taken to distract us. hundred talsr
muous are thrown INTO crculation TO nscad the Public
they stigmaiise the Republicans as Office. Hofdsys and
Seekers, when it is fact that an Immense uFopor
Wv" Va tue Omcts ih tDis commonwealth i'm tIit-
hands OF the Whigs-four Judges OF five the Court
OF Appealslo out of 20 Judges of the General Copr
The Governor and all his Councilout of of the great
ministerial officers in the Capitol, Wings n seve-
raj OF The Wing countless and in of the Republican,
ones the Wing Justices of the. Peace have sel,eted
most OF their new Magistrates out of the uemhers oS
'heir own fariy, and the Inconsistencies of the Re-
pubcans have, in almost every INSTANCE, been disre
garded by the MISUNDERSTANDING the last session of
The General Assembly, the Wings began the system, @f
prescription, and turned out two OF oldest RrprS
can ohceTs IN the Commonwealth. During the present
session, the Republicans have touched a VIM OH
GER except to right the ship by restoring the two officers
who had been sacrificed to Prescription Such is the pre-
cepi-s"ch the Practice OF the two parties when they
are successfully IN power. Let intelligent People
judge between them!