Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-29
MEETING or -Ovcprss

The Me'abers are crowding by times 10 Wash
inGtoh. Beside~ those enumerated Ia another part
OF ths paper, we find the of Messrs Living
s'O- and liTe OF Lo lisiana; Boon from Indiana
and Wine from Florida, who were upo, The ground
Sat ri y last. A netc S,i.aker' IS he elected:
which serves partly unit for this early flock
in OF tie members to II . iarters.-A arrangements
are o be made Tor his Oil e; rieuds TO be procured
and organized. f-e Editors OF the Frau<ln
-''-.ste Soa"; up, aS candida e. Tor Ike Chair MIR
lnE.a oil =. Mr.. Webster, of Mass. MIR. CanpLell
OF Ohio, 1lr Aici,ane OF Oh Mr. TayIor of y Y
nhd MIR. = e en-on OF Va. rhe Boston - Adver-
ti-er SUCCESS that, - VIZ Taylor Of ~ Y j. he
mos promi. eut candidate for Sneaker II. mas
been a member nj the house for many wears and
presided over il, with much pro, riety durin. the
stormy session OF 1920 He was an uniform sln-
porter OF Nr. Adams candidate for Presidency.
aud II Is rumoured hat he will aow have the sup
port Of the particular friends of the President in
the House. Whether there will be a contest in The
choice OF Speaker, Indicating am thiag IKE an
organized Gnii-Gd1niJtjStrution pa1fy IN he
nurse, Il Is perhaps 90 early to determine" II
might De presumed that his election would furnish
Just al good criterion Of the fact whether there
0"s an organised administration Darty in tie
House. VI bat would he sald if we were 10 see ven
tlemen who once denounced Mr. john w Taylor
one of the fathers oil the Missouri Question no,,
turning round and giving h'c their votes for the
Char: We trust That &c will not be the man
tho'Sh all that we hear contributes to confirm the
tatement OF the Boston Paper. We wish n
zee administration aud atj-ad,ni,iisfr0iio,, mr.
ies as lar as possible avoided. 1he administration
should be Judged by ITS own principles and acts;
- nothing eNtenuating, nor setting down orgbt in
malice" IN the spirit of opposition or OF disaD-
continent but, we should augur no good result.
from gentleman now vO ing for d can lidate vyhou
the had formerly denounced; because they as ~ 4
% himself, professed friends OF the atImnistra-
ion. :" Action might produce Reaction; and in
contrary direc 10 81"
We will not stop here The election of q
Speaker Is subordinate concern. We shall loo,
With infinitely more Impotence and solitude. Tor
the Presidents Niess'ge. ii is The chart by which
'Hr meas res OF the new Administration are To he
probably guided for than three years to come
AlT. Adams has it nov his power to- deserve the
i"S 'ns grHirude OF MS country. II he adhere To
he great principles OF Wash1gton's Farewell Ad-
"'e7' y abroad ne ay"h's eniangling lianCes, and
.ornS " az little political cOnpexlon as possible
with foreign nations;'ii 1T noue he takes the con-
81 ION rs his guide, and ntulcates he propriev
O. oidng he eNe-cI-e oil all doubtful powers III nd
DIS itf1lng al change by usurpaiion" he will be
entitled 90 the nation thanks Suppose him to come
bold before the Congress Oi the IT, States and to
employ his species oil language " you are urobl-
by about TO exercise powers, about which your
countrJ men are divided lou are gong TO institute
gfeat scheme of roads nal canals. which s,,,.
members OF the Eonlederacy honestly denv your
right 10 establish They contend that YOU have no
such right * they uneasy lest the principles from
which II Is deduced may let in flood Of tremendous
entertainments upon the country Pul the question al
rest. Remove all doubts upon 20 momentous
proposition. Explain the constitution by specific
amendment litiuee-lourths Of the states assent 10
the exercise Of this power, all controversy upon IL
IS Tor ever terminated and The dissatisfied members
who love this Union deyoutly as any OF the
other states, will cheerful, acquiescc in the de
cision OF their sisters" Suppose Mr. a dams were
to appeal thus frankly 10 his coIntrymen.-Sl
pose him TO go farther ami in pursuance Of the spi-
rot which dictated his repIyto the Committee Of The
u. OF X, ell the Representatives of the people:
IL Is true, sit he by virtue OF an election under
the rules Of the Constitution: But i, would be IN
hnitcly better, If the Election could ia all cases go
back 10 the Peoplc;and that the contingent mode o
elecing tino' The members OF congress should be
entirely done away. | would therefore recommend
to you 10 deliberate the subject most mIturelv,
and recommend TO our countrymen an amendment
TO their Constitution Does any man believe, that
Mr. Ndms would not oaly receive the thanks, but
Use support Of the wise and the calculating politIc-
ans OF every party! u such propositions were o.
Penly and frankly suggested if economy should