Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

Iteration He clio sod his remarks wnh set Of re-.
solutions, which he proposed 10 the Convention Cor
The" adoption, and as leading principles whereon 10
form anew govcrnment.-Hc candidly confessed tina,
they were not intended for a federal govcInment--he
meant strong consolidated union, in which the id, a
OF STATES Shoud he nearly annhated"
On the fourth day L" il asked whether it was
intended 10 annihilGtc state governments II was
answered. only 80 far rs the powers intended To be
granted 10 the new Government should clash with The
states, when the latter were To WELD. On the 7ti
day, Edmund Randolph observed 90 The sentiments
ofthc people ought to he consulted--hey will not
hear al the semblance OF monarchy He preferred,
on the subject OF the number Of which The Fedc,al
executive should consist, three divisions of,he States
and tire executive to be taken from each" Ga thu,
!Oih day MIR. Read is of opinion. tina, the state no.
ve'nments must sooner or later he at end, and
that therefore we must make the present national 90
| yernmcn; rs perfect possible.
4" MIR Madison is otopinon, that when we agreed
TO the FIRST resolve of having national government
consisting of supreme executive judicial ana, cp;s.
eSrlus'on OF federal government, and the more cx-
trnstve we made the basis the greater probability OF
duration, happiness and good order
At the annual strengthening at IIokiarn Cnr) the resi-
ON de third day. after the exhibition Of the animals ucric
,"r instruments, Nc party Of about nobeiuen anl
Bedford Lords AhernarIe, Erstne Nugent and our towns
man Mr. Ezra Weeks and others, down dinner at
| the following: N F''P's'N
q Mr.. Weeks, of America
a 10
Americans for their manly assertion their liberties He
had always voted against the with ia country and he
was proud he had done Tie looked hack with atiSiac-
ton TO that vote lie tie FIRST although il might moi
be Known who moved TO pat an end the war, aud he
motion was carrie'hc number being for the motion f78
TO III mr. FoN had suggested him haiti should be car
red UP TO the throne, which Mr.. Coke dd and Lord North
moved ttat AZ should
IN the morning, and hc Lord No' c-,e way ana h nd
NttSs was carried ami re in tho Character of AZ r,-
assn genuc'iaE, with bucksLin hrecchcs boots
NpHe en repeated ihat Ill now he had always crcavour-
ca az tnesc meetings 70 avuil politics, 20 enier into
agricultural discussion. re fnInd
the depressed state Of agriculture Il utterly irnossibir
10 40 u'Ce unless politics were introduced But fntwiti
pi'2iet .1t IL was political meeting. T;s however MAD
no eject; Tor the assembly rad continued . Increase rou
year 20 year and nothing h1i supCrs- ed c ,,eer
lie IVES always particularly A,,,;-,r
aad did weno ali sprat srle r,re T,r ,o,iS,e
granted the committee aercui-. foi .le ,,oep of
preventing motions herg made on 'ac cct ami 10 pr
ht Us Dcias discussed ant any -,iar had risen 10
move respecting The agricultural d,-s .acv vorid have
ant wax til the committee have thcir REPORT
ministry lie should - worth o. 81 rc
o. Norfolk did he not give hrm his opn'r1 in manly and
independent ia1gua-o. lie should ic t,,r .,lerer
uent members returned, for he had b--e r-., an ia
Stu1uoa H. wished 60 he where hc bsa;hrd salng;.
II" never enjoyed las EFgl.h but the
completely restored hin. ard Ia could wish t7t d.
V was 'soag as two Nv Coke arail said Lr .y, Danny
10 see any gentleman from America -o,-l ,.si-e
them that every DAY ouring the war did he d,;. o.
| - G-t.Hg'oT Ms tie =ftOt-st stf
M Weeks rose on behalf oi5 -Gdu,ryineq. r. tsa.f
10 assure he hon hust that noi'r could be r,re r-
TO nun than the honoGr ne hal done AZ. c0.u.- Tol,
hail. he cuyld assure Mr. Coke WIS o(icn no-ri Of In s
"a lie ("' Coke lived in tho hearts -i t 3rcr5u
Tor The Friendly aad Kind which ,te, had 3cg
tain" ''e'' WI