Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
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The S;u,SramsIcd Banner! y. Iar: Ma, it wave,
OK Ih. lArd 81 L. Elr... smd ID. E.Ge ~: in- b.

The S;,SIauscd Banner! q. Iar. na, it wave
Of, The Laird n IT, Ff"", snd IL" h"Iur II; TIL Ha,.
Thu anniversary Of Tie Birth Day Of the iirs, ma. i
his country and his agr--n! him who has been p,o
ed b. The ,nicr OF grateful country, irs. III war
i'm lr,nce first in hc hearts VT has ct,unrynica"
cerhratrd in Ills city yesterday. by the cu>or,a:?
rors on The part n. Tie citizens, and sr !cpTe.rn.
| ot li,, PEOPLE, The two Houses adjourned a, ap,
hour The Volunteers 81 The City Par''isd TIE I
ui,ol square, attended by grca, northumberland -
were fred IN honor oi the Day. Captain bigger IS
Lirhl Iniapify Volunteers, SpJrad before his cca,,
and his trie pds his usual h0spithbc and mun!iccn,rr
ton-anda public Ball was gwen at The Eagr t!o:. |
One circumstance .uarrrd the harmony Of TIE +,
| The National Fag was not displayed Oh he Csp:,,-
was ih, cus,on-1he subject was agitart ~ Ii" i..
Of DeIegatrs--aad gave rise to r'so!ai'"a a"t
| d,barc-whch is skc,ched by our Repo!te:.
Finally the following Resolution pasScd-and h.
de- issued
"R solred, Thl, III" Speaker direct the Sc'ra,.,
Arms to reuucs! tr Superintendent OF the P"bc G?c
inss 10 display the tag of the Union on III. tAFu
"The Sergeant at Arms Is directed I" cary IT,. -
going Resolution into effect. LINN BANM .
SycnEcr AZ ME H0nse 81 M'.cq'
| The Union Flag was not raised the CIpo! H. !
tween and ocIock-hy uhDn Il TnS tkta HHnr. t.,
IL ,cgs not dDur bsiorc shall not at this moment
take 10 say We shall be able in al! p!oatiiir Ia -;
! the facts in our nexl-}It say with ihr Plo!.s
John Hooe of King George LET lis have i> pol" liz !
If the flag be torn int" tatters Words, which o~
to be- as memorable as those OF Lawrcnce-"b Don .rs
| up he hp'
u-r pS We haze not been able to ascertain q. 4,
facts of the cast But We understand tha. the Caa
of the Public Guard, Capt. Boiling, (who Also In.
pcrin,cnLrnt of the Public Buildlngs.D reported =.
time since the Governor, that the staft "i HE Aa~
Flag was brukcn-a1d that be ais" considers hiiM>r
srucied not To raise the flag without wrca orders
the Governor -lhni no order had been given on raH
tie flag for this anniversary Of Washington hlrih Ia
,ha, yeS,e rday when hr reported TO the Governor liz
quest which lie had received from the S'rgrahtath'
tho Governor suggested to lI;n, 10 get lhr spSii'
wriliur-tbat he did So and showed IL To ihr h"yrr Il
who asked him il the staff moi broken ;and ii
he called upon Captain Boiling 10 certify that b:
10 him in writing--that Capt. b. thrn waited il. :.
Governors written order 10 raise the y. ;. flHc-h
was not receivrd-thai Capt Is. brought up 10 ii" ~
lie Square the stands OF H. ) Colnis, which hat -
last used on such occasions, bnt be received n" N1
from the Governor and they were not nsrd at al!
m, Iny (vestrrdly) We understand also. that les
the members of The Legislature, and !rw EIc!J" II
the Artillery Company. carried UP tnr tiag "i i!r /
Irry Company (brGug ais" the L. >. "sJ INTO til" 60.
lol-obainrd the KY Il" the sky hight door lf'M VI
Dansiortll-and finding two other Stands u |. :. co i
IN the Attic story Il tie Capitol, t"oh ~ |" 'r "
the Capitol and mounted on the lightning PODS. i"o =
the stands of co!orsonc a.! which had lrn iti'%s y
in the attic story and the Oher the ARTILLERY >r,:
and that mounting TIE other stand. t"Gnd ~ 'r q
storyl on the staff furnished by the Artillery c"mF..
they exhibited 1t at the window in the lobby OF The =
nate Chamber. As soon as the co"rs were hnIsleG q:
the CnpItnl the Volunteers struck up the SaFspan-
banner" and "Eankre Doodle and gave three crsl
having refused to fire the usual salute before the ~
tivnal culors ho!sIcd.
Keen coof! RspuLiicans-You have Truth and lusl,
in your hands BE firm. int COIL the Gnv"fnt 80
his Councillors TO the contrary, notwithstanding
TIE HYDRA.
The Democracy of Pcnnsy lyanla is in aims cc IL
Proceedings of Tie great Meeting of Southwark On -
last Page.-Thc Bill has received the Governor ':ar
ture-and the Baltimore Chronicle states the lac. NJ
the following remark:
THE BANK BILL. A"rRUvED BY GOVERNOR RiTML
The Governor 81 Pennsylvania tranSni,!rd, &.
Thursday last. to the House ni Representatives. oi Id
Stale. the following important message. lht ban" 4.
the United olrias IS thus again fully nsu!c'iotcd
MESSAGE
To the Scnute and House n htpTfS6nfHiiECS u tx tE
monusaiM Of Pennsylvania:
GEsrLBMEH Il have approved and signed the io|oa
ing act Of the General Assembly, entitled " An ac.H
repeal the Siat,' Tax real and personal pT"Prfy&
To continue and rAlcnd the Improvements oi the sa'
By Rail Roads and annals, ana 10 charter STATE ba'i
10 be called the United States Bank, and directed tn
Secretary to return the 10 The House ." NrNT,f
tativcs, where It originated. JUSEiti Xxi NEh
Harrisburg, Feb. II. 1856.
Ics-the Chronicle Is TIght-Nho VIII nGr dis:
that the Bank Of Tie [. ). is h"S" gamJ "Hyrsp:tH"h'
Who then sasonshed that all the Republicans !na''
against il; The Democracy OF Pennsylvania will noI
hrowbraen- but will in rrdcnhrG vigour against "
Party who lave subjected them To such powerful "a
stItulIon for thirty years-They strong ldnsu1s'
il may Judge by the following specimen tom lie -
Philadelphia Sentinel:
But let not the friends of tie Bank cxult Too !ond
at their nomrn:lry triumph! They MAJ find. that t+
are not SECURE they vainly imagine. They ma
find, that Republican LrgsIalnrr, truly represents.
the wishes of the sovereign people, w d"re to o9ry III
express Instructions ot their constituents, ana repeal
charter-and then SEE who will dnrs 10 prevent them
ri. BE this ii may-onc thing, we hope the People
Firginiu Will determine, ncrer 10 t her hnsca JoO"
HERE.