Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-15

but unwilling to create an unnecessary excitement, we
merely said in opposition 10 the Inquirer, which asserted
the impossiby Of SUSPENSION that would take place
rerv soon.--Our orebodngs have been realized. This
morning the unwecome truth burst upon our citizens Ike
a thunder clap All suspense and consternation-
The day AFTER the ELECTION, too! thereby proving u
to be piece OF premeditated villany-an outrageous
conspiracy between the banks and the Wing party TO
promote the interests Of the one and The success OF the
other If the banks had suspended but one day sooner
the whole Democratic city ticket ,roud hare been elected
for there is man. voter, honest citizen, VINO
would have seen who would not have felt, the den
ti,y between the Bank Dynasty, Bank Tyranny, Bank
interest and The domination throughout Philadelphia OF
Wing principles and their pernicicus tendency
A spontaneous meeting Of the people was held inns
morning. in consequence Of The excitement (Which may
be found in another column) q, the District
TO take The subject into consideration: Lemnel fayn
ter our Representative from the jst Congressional LIS
,ric vas called TO the Chair, and Thomas Vaughan,
e.. v Haener, G. A. Koehler, William Il. Hartnet, and
J. Rutherford ST. appointed Vice Presidents, and
Jnseph NJ Doran. Secretary. Mr. Doran MADE an
eluouent speech on The OCCASION and wus rertlneniy
followed by w l. Eirst and E. A Pennman-the lat
ter one Of Representatives elect 10 the State Legs
lnture Like bold hearts, but true to the cause OF De
mocracy and good morals they deprecated all reeor.
violent action while they considered most un]nst!,
bic this last high handed and atrocous act OF our special
privileged Corporations. They dwclt upon Inc beauty
of strict adherence the law in viriuous and wen
governed community ana oeggeo .ne aooP.'on W Is
par, Of The people of firm, but peaceabe measures: IN
fine 10 do nothing wrong but 10 submit 10 nothing mat
no, unques,iSnabIy right. Committee was va ar, sp
pointed which will report TO another meetnglo De he'u
in Independence Square, Saturday afternoon next at
O'Clock. 80,
We want words express our abhorronce OF ths last
specimen of Philadelphia dishonesty! C''izens LOOK
it, II is thus ye imposed upon; is mus ye are
tred with; it thus ye are deliberately cheated ny
your privileged creatures, and then mocReu al au
despised for your credulily and long suffering. =
[Phiiad Spirit Of tie Times, oet ~.
u GREAT MEETISG.-An imme nse concorrse o. CT
tzens assembled without previous notice at The county
Courthouse, yesterday morning about eleven CLOCK
on learning the news that the banks OF fhodeIPha had
suspended specie payment The hall and avenues we've
,hronged and on motion OF JOS M Doran Esq q meet
ing was organised by calling The Hon LEMUEL PAYSrrR
10 the Chair and eectng the following officers -ihos
Vaughan, Sem, Charles A. Koeher, George Hoffman.
Joseph NJ. Doran VIM ha1ns'; "% NV :" M weeks
Thomas Daily. Vice Presidents Augustus Armstrong,
Samuel c. Thompson Edssrd G Webb, Secretaries
On motion of G. B. ONei, Esq II was
into the ohec, of the meeng and report facts and 'eso
lu.ions 10 general meeting Of the czsns CT inc c'y