Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

~ ,h prsfruI-bs own .:prrsecucd patriot was u;iu-
ay an abuse power" And can ne say that ms was
TO duality or 10 nollity the ce'SGre OIL MS c'ci NO. S'
+ g., ,ow ;n,i their intention was TO ensure the
prcs,iul and ask lIrsc gentlemen, why, J.! such was
w arir uleniion they did not manifest tirIr Loyalty
n ,I io,:rna: Why did they attempt To qualify The
ccnsurc Only ii they meant not To ceSre at "il ca'
uu,, these Wu Euw most s:rHu"us IL llls at'chit
in y.,,"c nil that the Senate have uonS al Their DID,
DIM" To put themselves right IN this mailer bul icar
Ihrsr proceedings must 20 through the eNpnaT'h9 Eo'
Cess before that be done The second resolution,
SIR as finally adopted, goes farther than The Senate nave
on,il ,,lrr.s the ggv amino on the PreSidcnt-lcrc
Il il s-ti.c vote OF 81 TO 30-Banks and Co. in the
affirmative a,an Here is disposition ascrIOcd TO inc
President extend his powers beyond the pale vi the
Constitutions here his conduct is denounced as dHnecr
Gas and not be- strongly now These
grtr.rl come 10 with honIcd accents ocsrrch
W. remove this stigma.
Mr. WATKINS The gentleman says that Banks u Ca.
voted in the acknowledgement lie be 50 gooh as 10 i"oh d
the ayes and nOrs--l al least WIS hoI oe VI lc ~ vi
that occasion. .
Mr. Gi!.MER. did not know that the partnership
had been dissolved. see, however, that the gentleman
ualc is not in The bond; and congratulate MN on Ills
ESCAPE iru.: the concern had not seen Il notice OF
t,isj1!,itni but take il no" only TO hod lie
surviving partners rcsponsblc-But to return These
gentlemen here aAd III the most solemn man
heg 10 aid in doing justice to pcFseculeu pa,
trot." Sir believe, ii there was man who had
reason to cxcai save from my friends, can take
care Of my enemies it is this patriot ul whom we
have heard so much No one has doubted that with all
his faults land as statesman he has many Andrew
Jackson could take care of hts enCniIes and believe
he will sar when he hears the cremaGs oil his trends
here that lie has more TO dread from his friends than
from his i3ys.
MI G. then read the third resolution from the Senate
Hes0rLd, That chr Senators III Congress DC instruct
cd and cur Representatives requested to use Their BEST
e*rlons to procure the adoption by Congress-: OF pro-
er measures for restoring the public monies to the bak
Of the United States, at least, for causing them to he
deposited therein for the FUTURE according 10 the occ
ton ard stimulation of the of Congress chart"rng
the said Bank it, at the time of their action Oh The SUBJ
cct the said Bank be, in their opinion, safe deposo'
~ of the public treasure.
The gentleman from Goochland moved TO amend this
resolution ty striking out the provision for restoring the
Lcu,sils Which had been withdrawn from The United
States Bank and inserting for causing IN future the ac
cruing to be deposited in the United states
Dank''-Wil it be believed in Gath or Ask"un, that
this was the motion of the gentleman from Goochland
That the public money should be entrusted 10 The k"rp-
inn of that nonstcr-scvcn times dead, seven tunes
burird--and whose ghost haunts US still Yes, s'r;
such indeed the motion OF that gcnrman-aId
when heard him yesterday endca"ar II exercise Inc
spirit Of this dead monster thought he could not be
sriuls-lhat he only rclearsng for amusement
tic last Of some past tragedy t!IruThl that The
monster dead dead that its sr!l mad b"rn aliayed,
and that it would more enter TINS Hal! or haunt the
hs;inrs or the nursery But if there be any doubtii
gentlemen vii. have need OF another panic TO help them
out Of their difficulties at the Spring cec!lons hope
we shall here adopt joint resolution with becoming
solemnitv, in the following terms
h:SGircd by tic General -7SScmb:y ot the CO7n"0n-
acaIM Of Iirgnia That the Bank OF the United States
is dead and buried.
am still inclined to tin, the gentleman from Gonch
land would not have been Serious and that The hank
portion of lis speech lad its org n in the habit, familiar
no d,uht with many here, OF denouncing the monster IN
the same breath that laudcd tie President Nor Is 1t
wonderful since this monster has so long served SD ""d
a turn this w0uid-bc democratic party, sce lis iIib-
IL .,t,tnn u IN
not come o.! his oNn merits, they should now speak
their speeches here which they made on the stump.
There arc other votes 10 which should like to re,
fer, 10 ID full justice TO the firm OF Banks ~ 70, put
fear to do lest tread the toes OF some friends Tor
whose tender places feel much concern. Nh u. then
read the ilh resolution Of the Senate, and about 10
p,ucpct when it being after o'clock, Mir. Mullen ask
krd him 10 give way for 4 motion to adjourn
~SAHOLINihN will stand the present season, which
Z will terminate the 18th July next. at ~" -. .:G.c
S::;:s Grove Hanover county: Va, al SD the season.
which iiar be discharged by the payment CT S}O ii paid
within the season. SD to insure mare tn be in foul
parting with the will forfeit the insurance money
IN! - 20 the groom in every case. am better pre-
pared than have been to take good care of mares
tat he sent TO the horse, and fed with two gallons
OF ain per dav at % cts; charge Tor servants That
may ,2 sent with the mares Every will he taken
TO prevent accidents and escapes but no responsibility
t.! any that may happen.
C,ryl;uian is so well known together with his rich pc
Gitrce that deem il unnecessary to say more, than 20
state no horse could be in better health and spirits than
he is at this time; better constitution, surer and bel
ter ii.al-grltcr, never saw.
Ills last get of colts in this section OF country will BIO
ihrcr years old this spring, and will be exhibited on the
Turf ! s!.l without accident, run four of them
,..v, as have each Of them in several stakes. ran
eve OF them late last fall! half mile and repeat (Which
The, usual distance for that agc) Major Doswc!s
course against very tavorlLc tcanna colt Of Captain
Wm Williamson $ for $500 side, which |
w!ii great case. never trained colt Of his aye that
was as fast the others that trained very promising.
W. l.. WHITE.
March !. E-2awiw
r.7ERROR. the full brother to Eclipse Lghlloct,
b Black Maria, Shark, Bay Maria, &c. Nc: will
stand the present season, at Orange Courllousc Va,
and perhaps will, every tenth day, make temporary
stand in Albcmarlr, about Is miles from Ills regular
sand!5 will be the price of the season; 800 to IN
sure. For full particulars see h:nd.bIlls.
Pcogrlr. &c-Tcrori is years old this Spring, beau
ti!ul dark brown fully Ii hands inches high well proper
TENED accordingly and never horse Of his size that
surpassed him in action. lie got by Eclipse, dam
Lady Ightinot. He reared by COL Walter Lii
vim s;on, of New York, who bred Eclipse, Gnliah,
&c &C. who still owns the one half Of Terror. In
consequence of rcrrors receiving injury in his RIGHT
hip when a colt, lie made no figure on the lurt-hr
possessed immense speed. have the certificates of
Col Livingston and his trainer that they never trained
faster horse; but the injury he received he never re-
covered, and woud always be lame after one heat
was offered this spring $500 for Terror Eclipse
while on the Turf, would have brought 81 GOO. Shark
brought SD OGO The largest price stallion ever sold for
in Aulcrica and Bag Maria last fall, 81 ,G00Inakng
SIT 800; and their dam. Lady Lightioo is now breed
inr and believe she has two three other colts; she is
also the dam OF Scrrancr, by Henry purchased by COL
t. Pcyton: for 81 900 800: after she taken from
tic Turf.
WI. l.. WHITE,
JAS. &. DiCKERSON.
March /. Y-2awiw
ID
& hcauI! jet black Arabian has commenced his
comd season at Thomas Flournoy's, in Prince Edward
cnantv, II miles south of the Court. House, II miles
east of Charlotte Courthouse, Is via kcysvillc from
Iunruburo Cont. House at S'5 the season. which may