Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-21
(from the fredericksburg Hcrnid)

The day has now nearly arrived when you VIII De
called upon TO decide OF the most important poi.
cal questions that has been presented for your decision
for the last thirty years. For the first time, il be-
eved in the history Of Virginia, have the People been
invoked indirectly and de taco. 10 elect Senator O!
The S. 1t is unnecessary, al this time, 10 look back
upon the tha have produced this important and
unexampled in the great drama OF State and Ma
tona politics. II has occurred-the event is pregnant
with The most interesting and eventiu consequences 10
lie country, and il never before will Virginia
pect every true son do his duty She will expec, her
firm and independent Democratic Republicans 10 Stand
by her in this hour OF trial. and TO uphold her honor and
her principles Let there be unfortunate division Of
votes let petty eaousies private considerations
above ALL let temporary local interests separate and
ALLEVIATE the great Republican family in this desperate
struggle for victory and power Recoect divided as.
sauIt never overcome a consolidated resistance
Give not TO your opponents The consolng satisfaction of
deriving strength from your antagonstical movements
and euelising votes the exuation after returning
from the conflict of soudcring the cruteh TO show how
fields won.
"1hc combat dcrpcns,-on ye brave,
Who rush TO glory, OF the grave!
Wave, Freedom, all thy banners wave!
And charge with all thy chisay:n
You are invoked by every consideration Of Patriotism
You enreated by The hallowed voice OF your
cradle Mother,-and you adjured by The hottest
prations of honest lreemen to give to your unity
Of strength, md concentration OF action, that Will en-
sure yourselves glorious triumph, and to your
try memorable achievement. JUNlUS.
The inlimation recently given out that the Union
Bank Of Mississippi would extend its discounts about
millions, TO have caused general rush OF the
good people Of that State 10 Jackson where the Bank
does business We learn from The Mobile Journal that
the crowd soliciting discounts great that The Pre-
sident Of the Bank, H. G. Reynolds found it necessary
10 address The multitude begging them TO return TO their
farms and business, in order that they might spend less
money, and enable the officers of the Bank 10 proceed
with The business Of The institution lie suggested The
idea of appointing agent from different districts, who
should be authorized 10 receive the proceeds of their
notes when discounted The address, it said, had
good feet, and sent some of the applicants home.
philadelphia Sentinel
New YORK, May l0-The anniversary meetings Of
the different societies here, this week, have been pro-
ductiye Of good deal of general interest. The Anti.
Slavery Socieys report oil what they have been doing
the paet year favorable than facts which have
transpred, probably since that report was drawn up,
would seem 10 warrant. They have quureIled with,
and extent repuduted, their whome leader and
apostle Garrison, whose zeal aud philanthropy has led
him off, they say, of late, into many highways and
byways to render his Abolitionism but secondary
concern. MIR. Lewis Tuppan, another leader and Rev.
Mr. Parker OF the Tabernacle church, where their meet
nps are held, had personal collision in the course Of
one Of the Debates which by cfedilable to
the former 1.-THE politicians will let this matter of Abo-
on alone, both North and South, lis supporters lack
ing the only ament they have lived for five years,
will fall asunder from The sheer starvation Of their appe
tile for agitation. One of their strongest men, A. A.
Phelps has already published his withdrawal from Gar
rsonian Abolitionism Nat. Int
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company Stock.
holders OF this Company, in General Meeting, on Sa.
turday last assented TO the conditions upon which the
late Act of the General Assembly of Maryland directs
further subscription Of 81 $4,000 the part OF tie
State 10 the stock Of the Company.
They also agreed TO The proposal of the Slate, 10
change SO OC0 Of per cent, sterling stock for The
50 900 QUO OF per cent stock heretofore issued by The
State in payment of its former subscription 10 the Com.
pany.-.Nat. Int.