Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08

,,;rs IN ,yo DAYS That scicE.e also a:et the late
of Us predecessor the hands I'll the Executive ne
pres,tcn, hrs declared his hostility 10 eahH OF us
counts, 10 n bank If exchanges, and has man'rsea
determination 10 sanction Incorporated institution o.
any kind-ihe only alternative let h'', th't''n'r,
so;rc mod ,c,. form 81 an lndefehGen feas"'s " =,
pcrhaps Under diii,re Ran:e ne ft", - r.,
understand him. He has been 3hanG"lfu .! "s -,
h;,., r.i,h one sinrle txcsption, aud fn''o" - '
members Of his party III Congress nave - |
meeting denounced his caurse wasted ''s'i al,rod
nil responsibility in his administrators 90" - ~
MON hos,,ltv saa;nst HIM But i"r mus s'anuhs y
", I,,;,,:;or in nnuos,ou those w!" nave eject
-, b;,n;, rIacipp his conscience above Ft!ec' az"
Ycseuiuo his country from the avs Oh ~ ,s -
so, no will receive the heartfelt appreciation OF s'es
;dn,c ndent freeman. Let HIM persertie III wen ""
;"a' ua be need no, fear the people-thcy 60 not oF
IN but for ,neasures-We not by whom OF ~
what means he placed in author'y-so io''g - ~
suuDorts and defends The Constitution, we s"Pp'i NV
But with the principles and The pFac''e>s - ~. a. !,
that broupht him into power, and now seem le"us !"
abandon nm We have no fellowship. When we oi'he
10 remembrance the consolidating tendency o' we w
1rines they profess-when We pass IN re'ie" ."e u
tructiye measures they have adoitea uu'''s ". ~
space they have been in places OF rISt-a'u "hen ""
~ asct On the unfair and unworthy means oy WHICH
those places were obtained~e !ecl consuaieu ~ Gun
on MI lovers OF constitutional liberty, Of those rights
and usaoes which the safeguards OF fFeeuom-oh
MI those who regard the independence OF the states ao
The morals of the peopleon those who profess 10 ae
sire economy in expenditure and responsibility IN Tue
represenatye-to organize themselves mo h'he1'a'e'
determined and untrng opposit'"n In lie iansuase
of our fellow citizens OF Brunswick we say ,'e
slnmbe Democracy Of The land ought 10 be lnI'
with aroused 10 n contemplation o. the dangers whch
me mace them, and ough; TO he invohed oy an uue'
appeal TO their jeopar6rd Republican Prhciics % c1
change the feelings of cold indifference and mud l"
brarance, for the spirit OF fierce, manly, ou oh
md honorable resistance. - \,
i, conclusion the committee beg leave to offer tie
following resolutions for the adoption o. mrs heethg'
Resoired That all the measures OF the present DO
,nnant par,y both as it regards orr domestic pocy
md our complicated and delicate relations WIN Dfea'
Rrain are of such to call forth Tie nhlua-
lifted condemnation of the people, and 10 justify the
immediate organization of party for opposition ana
resistance. -. -.
concur with our fellow citizens OF Brunswick IN Tue
proprie,y of calling general convention, 10 oe ho!ue
tor the State of Virginia, during the next WINTER OF
spring at such time and place as shall hereafter De A
I'd by correspondence and agreenicht-aha 'aa ."eie
he appointed by the Chair general committee ol cor
resemblance ard vigilance for the county OF Dinw'dde
and that the Chairman and Secretary be members OF
said committee.
The foregoing preamble and resolutions, were una. una,
nimously adopted by the meeting The Char then
named the following gentlemen TO compose me com
mit,ee ordered IN the last resolution, VIZ: hush "a
Garland A. J. Vaughan, Joel Mcnlove, pah'.i nn'S'
Doctor r. f. IGskns, Winston Sutheliann' i"os
,rbwe,u Doctor f. d. Jones, DR.. a. H. B''ssrao'
w
$ Buck, Archibald Thweatt, jf
On motion. It was a.,
Resoired, That these proceedings &c sighe0 ny '"e
Chairman and Secretary and forwarded to the refers
burg Statesman and Richmond Enquirer, Tor Pao!ea'
ION and I'm, copy he sent TO the President OF The
u. S.
Then, on motion the meeting adjourned
II. G. NORSHAM, Chm n.
TuoNAs JONES, See'y
Tur D,xw,pprE MExrixc.-The Dinwiddie Pre-
amlle and Resolutions, published in ,hs paper TO-DAY
demand an attentive perus H. II is understood that they
were prepared by Hugh A. Garland, Esq The meet
inr which took place Ills day week, was addressed ~
Mr. Garland, aud by DR. Edward 7. Scott, OF Greens
Vile. The speeches of these gentlemen are hsh'v
spoken Of A good spirit appears 10 pcrvade our peo-
nIe ard Whrcery appears 10 be rather on The decline
in this part Of the world.
TPetusJurg Statesman, SfPl. q.
ALrEMaELE COUNTY.
Al 4 meeting OF the Democratic PARTY, hcid a, lhar,
lo,tcsvle on Monday the 9th inst pursuant 10 call
made BIZ meeting ol the party at our last Court
The meeting was organized by The npP"'nlment oil
Mr. Garrett White Us Chairman and Thomas W Aiau'
~ MS Secretary
The following Preamble and Resolutions were then
offered by MIR Frank G.. Rufin, behalf Of the com.
mittec appointed TO report llein, ana UNANIMOUSLY
adopted: 80
Whereas it is the peculiar blessing and honor OF the
Independent. communities composing hcse U. - ina.
the rights each individual are guaranteed BY a that
local affairs their respective State administrations,
bu, in matters Of foreign policy and common concern
ment acting by means OF General Governments,
whose component members are prevented from IN.
flicting enduring tyranny by written ana sell
imposed Constitution of exact limitations, securing
10 the weak and the strong en- ayment d equal |
rights a!fording firm basis for resisting ehcFnsch-
lnents upon them, and stalking the Liberties OF Tue
whole upon their common fidelity to ,h's solemn
compact. And whereas, II bch"oyts Tree ana just
al a especially
cal excitement and uncertainty, like the present. TO &c.
lie the of their public servants to constitutional ana
Fundamental principles, and If these shall be oescrateo,
or their limits disrecGdcd 10 demonstrate against the
m;sdeed and as far as they to repair the wrong
And whereas, the OF the Wing party has vio-
lated the principles, and proven that they went into
power with promises which they have not performed,
and with purposes which they dared not asow, and has
thus become subject to censuTc.
Ticr,tore, ReSoieed, Let. That the power to grant
charters Of incorporation expressly withheld from
the Federal Government and reserved In the States
That the incorporation Of National Bank by Con
rress under whatever name disguised, and whether
with or without the Of the States is an usurpa
ton of this reserved power, destructive to many OF
their fundamental laws, injurious to the interests oil
the community, partial in It's effects and denoIalzing
in its iendencies-That the erection OF any such ihst
tuition the ground of its necessity, assumes tact
which does not exist; asserts tor The words necessary
and proper an extent at war with the Limitations OF
the Constitution substitutes the fieetng occasions OF
alone that instrument be inter preted, and, effect
destroys it By investing the majority alone with the
power of deciding the conformity Of particular acts
its provisions.
ID That the so called Fiscal Agent, which proposes
TO establish Bank in tho District Of Columbia with
branches agencies in the States, is subject to the
above objections and to this additional one that il is an
indirect and evasivc, therefore dangerous, viola
ton of the Constitution
Sd. That the Distribution among the several States
of the money derived from the sales of Lands ced
ed, for the common benefit of the whole, on The ex
press condition that their should be diminished
pro by such amount, and of the money derived
from the sales of other lands purchased by the u s.
both being deeply indebted the Treasury for advan
ces made their acquisition and therefore proper
~ liable 10 the Treasury, pledge for reimbursement
finds no warrant the Constitution, leads TO indl
rect but inevitable increase Of The to nearly fifty
per cent more than the sum distributed and virtually
assumes the debts of the States thereby enarging be
yond al! bounds the patronage Of The General Govern