The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04

" "e 'at moments OF the FELTON,, either By .hofe wb
Ad o.e" nloitnai disclaimers, or by thote who h /,
and perf,nal hatred would hav. been b,r;n.s G. :.
the'e walls, and that Mould a, leaf have C-n,r,
'ea m good huuour." This is csrre }Iv tbe f,,ha 49,.
| = Jus remarks, which produced 4 CLEAN of rI.,G,,,
' o,r .he commentaries Of ahuot every perfor
| 'r=Rne The language he ufd end the fen.;,n.,,
eesP,eed, were 70 mild aud coneilia,ory, thar Mr.
| Niniriphs friends were particularly dpl;,L.aJ Al
| enough there was no;hing in his I.n ,,,,,s - -
,nae wond u.ty in the fmallrft degree an ;j., ,b
| " 'eineh L make any particular or perropsl ;IjuG
'' YET 'he attention ut every member then rraGs,,
was immediately dressed TO Mr.. L. M. Rand,lnb
e Hf5 Jon-ir aro, who, under the in,preG;o,,
uia' !'hn Randolph had made fna,- aulion TO b;r,
Nn'eh no perion pTefent excep, hnife!f in NV on;
mon, could have fuppoled) role, and in maon.r
o'ee indicative OF rage and defiance fpoke as nearly
as my memory ierves in fubitznce as follows. =. NJ
'peaker' rite to reply IN the gentleman from Yr.
Sa-i w''i not pretend 60 vic with hin, j., ,,o,, f
zen. OF oi eoqueHccn ,hete he is far very far ms,
upe'or-tns IS nor the 'irtt tine. tha, genie nan
hsS a'aled h,neif, under the fine ion of the prfsnc
OF TINS ailrmbly, TO apply his peronal auons 70 m.
ana 70 make uie of language aud coudu4 her. ,ybh
ne would not do out of this houle.
Di, mr. willie that gentleman, that however
lie may D. my fuperor III talents ani eIoon.oce :,
p-riotiin an his iuperior--yes iir hi, l,,.r,or :
iat year II, that gentle nan com ,nen-el Liza .i
x
'paa, ana ech'ork, aad rake and maadre, cu'tiva
t,nG MS Hover garden--th. Gr was on ths J-,-o sc
"'a-and then perceived tn. gentle man launch for,
60 lea, w'thou compass o. rudder-his MAS broL.r
MS 'aiis tatt-ret and torn-z'id his veG.I i, Ill
CONDITION. AMI when fl't that, fir, though. il hyb
''''e 10 qu'' INN and look our for the land I'll.
gentleman can talk ant bal of the arguments nc L. "A
ana powder and aeel and witt thief. a-r.ms,,,
an expert as himfelf, AM will ng as he NAV be-
To ufe them ;" ' "
have been frequently an nbrerver OF del;b.r ,,;v.
a'emo'ies nut eonfsls + have never f.eu TO er.a.
d oesr.e OF anger, rage AMI threatening AZ wasn.
n ~ ov Mr.. VI Randolph to Yards Tohn
Randolph this occaG,n-nor have ever ~, slnaa ,
iuch degree Of attoui hmsns and reqrc. 40 'n,.
eA"oi'en IN the looks and expreiIion, OF the MEM
oers II mad the moa arrange and alarming afpe9,
coming from tne iar'erit Dbl, anl under eri1;p-
circumstances, excited in the minds of great nar,
% '"he pre'en' ten'imen's Of the msa ferrous na
tu,e' nm d'ately after Mr T NJ Randolph bad
taken ms Feat, he was followed by Janes Sloan of
New Jertev who READ a fucech of abou. ty, hes,s
e,oe written iu'i OF the mot i;rea per(onaI abuCe
os VIZ. iohn Randolph; MS T,eeeh contained roma
a''ert,,ps thar were abiolu1ev faf--nleed, for low
icuFr'ty and dirty perfoaa ahue his write, fnercb
cannon De eqna'et, of which the people will ;uiqe
~ CORE lily printed as preiume will be tn cafe.
LOT ooan was pberged deliver it into the han l., Of
Nr. II Smith, printer. who was hen prefent. AZ
fer hort zine had been fpent in the buiusI. bpfor.
tne houie, Mr.. l. VI. Ran iolph rore and obC.rvsd
ina, under the idea Nj. Randolph had made C,n,e
peTi'na aiinii'n tn him, he had been induced m re-
ply IN warm and Incorporate languaee-that he had
Deem hnce informed ny thoie who Fat near him rs vel,
as others OF his friends that he had entirely n,i .r
the ohiervltons made by Tohn Randolph h.. roca ~ :
Apologize tor what he had faid; ard being now f,,I,
convinced that no alluiion was made nr int.nded
10 amply to hin. expreGad his regret for hav;,, :
uei the language he had uttered and tha, he yas
at all times unwilling II hurt the feelings of anv p.r
ion'-ihete are nor the precile word, bu, the r,h
tance OF the apology he offered which ought No
donh, to b. conidtred (u1iciently fai.fa sfory-us
ented the ietlion of eongref. OH the oil of A,ril
1906. Ai"''
ioa PERRIN nor intimately acquainted with ,he tu-
p,tute OF court'y tvcophlrts, t would rea b. M;
on ait 'nh ne" tn ubierve the facility with which
the mof bare faced fallehnods are RATED and rreula
TED IN ,nure theiroppenentS. The baleit means are
retorsed to by ione who call thenfevrs the friend; |
o the ad ninitraon, TO pull down the reput t;or of
John Randolph" fir be Bar bad Me eop-ase and |
ba'rios 10 di-e dfir in opinion 4vb NE 1seeatiz.,
on certain foifir1! ooi7tt" But the unwo .hy efforts
~ thoe who can toop make uCa Of fuch b,f, ~.
th"ds to inIure that man, will, trut never Gic
eeed--fthere be hnneh, brave indrpensnt & enIisht
ened patrots ,hn Randolph certainly is one of tha
deicriPt'on and deferves well of his cou4try
CITIZEN.