Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11

knowledge. He continues she rarailel between the
opposition made to the former by the Republicans
In '9S, and the opposition made TO the latter by
the Republicans OF the former day. Place the &C.
LIBERATED speech of Mr.. Gallatin on the Foreign
Intercourse Bill, and this speech OF Mr. Van b.
! along side OF each other, and the parallel is COM
ple'e. We shall publish this speech, as soon ss
possible.
The N Inelligcncsr also publishes the speech
oil Air Branch OF n. e. Con the goth ult y in sup
port OF his Resolution. The spirit with which he
speaks may be seen from the following extracts:
. view the usur patton which it notices and
purpor,s 10 repe, link in chain threatening
the most portentous and calaIni,ous consequences
TO the liberties OF this People. In this light i, has
made Geep Impression on my mind Isolated
unconnected with any thing else, vet so plainly
and palpably conflicting wiki the letter and spirit
! OF ihe Constitution, 1t Is truly appalling to the
friends OF liberty but; when connect it with The
transactions that have furnished the pa.e OF Our his
tory, for little more than a tmelve,nonih past :
when connect this open usarpa;on, this wauton
t'csIass on the form OF government; under which
we live, with the covert and insidious innovations
wh!ch gave existence to, and c!aracerzes the
conduct OF the present Chief Magistrate / anu de-
cIdedy OF opinion that every friend OF his country
should be at his posi-"
g avail myself of this occasion 20 protest a.
gainst the assumed right OF the President to control
the Senate IN The exercise OF sound discietion in
regard 10 confidential communications. The Goa
tie'cnce is official. My responsibility is TO my
State and couniry, no: to him; And what WAS
] The course OF the President Immediately at
Ter Tie confirmation OF The Mission by the SEN
ate: Why, Sir, 10 cUiae out, to the House Of
! Representatives. and TO the world, with an olabc
rate alignment, accompanied with some of the
documents which hai been sent to the Senate and
some that had not been sent, in answer to the oh
Jecons which had been urged in the Senate against
ll1n 3 !.
, AneH nothing, and therein essentially changing his
ground. again ask, has he dealt fairly with Us :
Or ratLer, has he not lost sight OF iai candor which
! had iondiy trusted would mark the conduct
OF the Chiei Magistrate OF this free and masnan-
NOUS People?
Is forbear further remarks on This sibicct- i: is
delicate oae. Ee; the pnhic must and Will lie
anloru,ed.''
We have seen letters from Washinston stating
that the ADMINISTRATION seeing and dreading the
gathering opposition which is usll ' making TO some
OF lis measures, is seeking means TO strengthen
itself; and that the attempts conciliate The friends
OF Mr.. Crawford ara ed that receni efforts
have been made acquire Ii said of l;en % talents
OF that party that n. Carolina has heen the 70 g
OF operations; but members OF Cong,ess we're not
the subjects. The overture is said to have been
repealed in manner which was highly creditahe
10 the individual whom it was employed The
bow is once more g set in The cload;'' and si.-ns
OF Cancellation are held out in oiherqrariers.
= veil is still drawn over ,he Creel, Trca y,
il is said TO be under way in secret sesso:iDSve
can make nothing Off, We were Informed, ;i,a,
The supplemental artce had secured the rcsi,!uc OF
the land, and removed every difficulty &c. we
have subsequently, understood, taa, The Geor.ia
Delegation are not pleased with H. provisions
and come apprellensions are afloat tia. GEORGIA
VIII 70 to tie Wall, We shall soon hear enough oil
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