Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24
70 TIE PEOPLE or EIRGLNL7!

10 .3SHS! Ia firms!
Viii YOU su.ic. the great Right Of Instruction to be
Of; armour aad defend il at tile Hastings: But we
g. saved ,hs dav from the necessity of making an APP
:, ourselves. The following animated address super
is all We haze to say-and it says it i'll that superior
|ad giving style, Which we do not pretend to possess
Ftcr il az. Srcd il!
From Ike last HnrrisonJurg [Rockingh1m] Registcr)
dc EtiOr 81 this paper, from gentleman represent.
as It nsisiL0r;ug Republican county, IN the General
.l>sccjiy Of re:aiu.
"Ssg-lt is finished it is done The long agony is
|yei Our Senator, 3. w Leigh, having been instruct
by In. General Assembly O! Virginia, to introduce
10 the Senate Of the United States, and vote tor re-
alton directing TO be cxpungcd from the Journals OF
| BODY an uanlcr!ted and unjust censilrc on the con-
=, Of The President Of the United States in relation
his course with regard to the depositcs OF the public
,nrys in the Bank OF the United States and the SAID
sruclons having been forwarded to the aforesaid Sen
Leigh he has positively and percmptorily refused,
,cr 10 obey resign. After having been elected
seat in that body. contrary 10 the wishes: and IN
rsct violation Of the Instructions of decided mao
~ Of the people Of Virginia; after the repeated pledges
zen By his friend, General Severn f.. Parker, OF
;tampon, that if the Legislature instructed hm, he
ad either obey resign with his report OF icl2
l,nr him IN the face and with the noble example OF
4n e. Evcs and John Tyler before him; this rccre-
! a: Of The Ancient Dominion now comes forward,
:rlualy and cfitctua denies the light OF the con-
Boy For il the position which he assumes be admit
that The representative is to he the Judge OF the con-
'G'onaiy OF the act required to be done; and the oo
alton OF obedience or resistance depends on htS con-
lJou Of the conSi,utonaty unconStutionaiity OF
lay required OF him, it will be seen at once that TINS
'd 'It which lies at the very foundation of.our re-
!1acan form OF government, and which has always
teen 50 highly rrizcd in Virginia. is totally annhated
@'s ncSiinahc right-a right which has always peen
serted and commended for by the purest and ablest OF
NitcilheS-is destined to be surrendered ana trou-
i IN down by ths presumptunus Sophist who arrogates
Ei'iselt the p9rogatycs of master instead OF actlng
he Esrcant Of the people-if all this Is 10 be acqu'
d H. We may Mrn bid adieu to rights and lNcii,es
hi, better things expected Of the trcemen OF VIZ
%l-ihcr fought not, they caAnot. and they !ct NOT,
''": 10 tins daring assumption OF power: mere ID
IT, trust. patriotism and frmncss sufficient IN the
eaIv'dy Of the people Of this State, to cause them 10
SH!, rs II deserves this unwafrantablc attempt 10
" from the hands OF the constituent body, the only
"f0I'g power which they possess over their represen
rs IL Is necessary, however, that the TRENDS OF
"}G'i'cl Governmen. and equal rights, should be on
1HF,-Ifc spring elections are approaching-A des-
';+e effort will be made by teWhigs to obtain the as
ai'ic? II ie next General Assembly, for ;hc purpose
s4a"'ng .Hr. Leigh IN his course. Therefore, 90 to
po'iS and select your agents, such men, ana only
yoa Know TO possess the requisite ht'nhesS OF P
carry ont your principles and sustain the De'ilo'
c views OF our observation-disclosures more to the breach
Al Triumph the combined forces OF Bank hSS.
4 I.i!eTS and Federalism.
"lne friends of the Administration in the finest
ms Neutrality-suspicious. of the justice of their cause;
IT, equally confident Of 1t is perhaps due TO
friends Of Mr. Leigh to state, that none of them
m to approve, certainly have attempted to JUS
ms conduct. His course, ! am persuaded, IS des'
t 10 meet with the and execration which 1t so
''E merits. Very respectfully &c.
HARRISON.
iHe hIgs keep dark-but are they MOTTO drop "hlte
'"s Harrison out the first convenient opportunity:
'' say The Committee of Slaunton? What says the
. ..'"na Banner: That Harrison lis making great
s !" The Presidency. He has already received the
'na',ons OF PENNSYLVANIA Ohio, Kentucky, Mary
ana Sron and sooud haze reeeired the cote Gf FIR
Wt IA" he been nominated by the Legislature.
&y,;"! LAX OF White and Van Buren,? Why draw OUT
", On abolition, and then draw parallel between AsS
FOns ana Burens' White is but the nom lie g,feTre
'Sern gnia for the Spring Elec,ion-after which,
s"'e~dly suspect he will be dropt, and Harrison
Asn up The issue then will be between Fan Barren
I'M ii""''S'n' Draw Harrison then out on Abolition
. ~ rs see how he stands by the side Of Van Buren,
I Ills WILL be the true issue
The Glrard Bank of 10 millions was vetoed
Hllner; but it has since passed both Houses
constitutional vote of 2-:}rds. (Gl 10 70 III the
ii TS e' S ana - to & in the Scnate.)
pm Hr checking the circulation of notes OF the
III y 4nh mas been put TO sleep in the Legislature oil
rGk' b large vote. The Wings voted against the
III Ill., -, hat mlSchefs in the wind:
ILL.,, O"'o Legislature ad jousned on theA4th. l nc
ftfcat The charter Of the Life Insurance and 1Ius
j p was indefinitely postponed go to 27) The
ffi'tIon TO the United States Bank has passed, ou
rt,''d as simply 10 prohibit the establishment o
E.,, or Agencies of that institution within the
No., "a report was presented 'trom the Select I ON
upon the resolutions Of several States i'll relation
ro,ry publications, containing succinct view
y as II now exists, and auti-savery documents
Sneindng with resolutions disappearing OF the do
aOoitlonists &c.-and ordered to be entered or
'''hllal Of the Senate .-' -....