Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

AG,r the adoption Uf tic resolutions the meeting WAS
odr, sscd bv atartl F. Reed, Joseph A. Doran, Isaac
A. Stevens and other gentlemen; and the recent holoi
ons speech of j. r. Burden the floor Of the SENATE, In
which he pnuuncrs the democrats OF Southwark as va
and boys, ncapab!s of udg between tigtahd
wrong was read and received with nInc hearty groans
and ordered 10 be publicly burnt on lhursuay evening"
next at o'clock, at the vacant lot, corner OF HS'h anu
Catherine Streets the spot VIII c III The election CHI
yass of Ic4, lie told bis famous .Bnsr"ry Ducf ot"f3
culled from his favo.ilc author Joe Miller.
On motion, it Residual, That the paper money
system 10 the country and destructive 10 te
interests OF TIE working classes OF the community anu
that the proceedings OF this meeting he sent 10 j.
Harper, to be laid by him before the Senate, 10 Jon
Tholp soil, (P) 10 be laid by him before The House OF
Representatives. and also the ncoruptibe Col hrebs,
who could not be bcd by the Bank Of the U. States;
and that they BE- published in all the Democratic papers
OF this Commonwealth and in that sentinel OF liberty,
the Globe newspaper OF Washington City.
HENRY MANDERFlELD, President.
JOSEPH DiAMosp,
BESJAMIS MARTIN,
PETER BINDER, r.. D:y,
JOSEPH CRAYCnoFT,
HuGu O'DuSyELL,
ASDw. NEBISGEB,
JonH W. RYAN,
WM. kNowLEs, ; Secretaries.
JOS. S. DorGuERTY,e
The Bank presses OF the city cry out in holy horror
at the and decided language Of the democracy Of
the interior upon the passage OF the bank b and profess
establishment that an Immense majority OF the peuPe "t
Pcnnsy vaa not disposed to submit In silence to the
treason which has been practsed on them! They call
The grand ucs for protection, and denouncr all who
not passive, admcn, If not something still more
dangerous.
Without discussing the exact propricty the impro-
prity of the words used by the betrayed democracy OF
the Stae entering at present into consideration of
the proportion them 10 pursue under the clrculstan-
OF the CASE they have the p"~rr TO right them
selves at any moment, mag at least express our as
constituent at the sievelikc nature OF wing menureS-
DO the friends of the bank remember their words
and deeds during the panic times: The language OF
the Bedford Gazette, vi which they now COMPLAIN, IS
mild and dovcilke i'll comparison wa their own at the
time referred to. There is likewise this striking di;irr.
cnce. Bankism, though in nlcagrc minority, sought
violate the very princip pies which our institutions
are based by stirring up rebellion against the majority
OF the nalon The unlbank party U; Pcnnsy ale
immense majority, with the game, II they choose 10
play it, in their hands. But u that hereafter. Our
purpose IT, to show the iorgetiuln'ss Of our Wing
contemporaries who complain So bitterly OF the voice
from the interior.
If we are not much mistaken two years have scarce.
ly elapsed since the his leaders, Nessrs B:nnry and
Webster preached rcvululon from tavern steps, the
Sabbath AT the same time mlIlary associations were
formed with the avowcd purpose of marching 10 NuS-
inron cunpcl rechartcr of the Bank at The point Of
the bayonet. The aid Ola BIutus invoked to destroy
the VINO had the courage to carry into elect the
will of the people. A1obs raised, vino assaulted
BcarLsey, German, Parks, aud other members OF Con-
gress for obeying the will of their constituents The
young ss repeatedly called Oh to rse and strike
blow for ibrrty Il openly toretod that The TINE
at hand when pistols should flash, daggcrs CLEAN,
and blood flow in the streets o popu!uuS cttIes and
by the exrrlnns OF bankisn the prophecy fulfilled,
even to death Indeed, might ill pages with
similar "reminiscences, Of character equally atrocous,
and if the Bank papers of the city will refer 10 their
columns Of that day especially the Commercial Herald,
they will find prcrcdcnls enough for any violence olone
which now jars the of good society "-rsnnsyt-
punuIn.