Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13

: out example, from that usage, and upon the mo-
fpes for tchtch, not being informed Of them,
. do not feel myself competent to decide If this
had been prosecuted for alibe what ury wosld have
tailed to have found verdc, on such an inuendo?
that we were breaking up from our own usages,
TO crafty personal spleen? / say nothing about
our movements because he was not informed OF
them; the inuendo was, that our motives were
black and bad That moment did put, like
Hannibal, my hand on the altar, and swear eternal
enmity against him and his, politically From
that moment, would do any thing within the linn
ITS of the Constitution and the law: for as Chat
ham said OF Wilkes. would not, in the person of
the worst of men, violate those sanctions and pri-
vileges which the safeguard of the rights and
liberties of the best: but within the limits of the
Constitution and the law, il don't carry on the
war, whether in the Peninsula any where else
1t shall be for want OF resources. Mr. r. went
on TO speak OF the motions TO which this message
OF the Presidents had given rise one of which
described the nature and character Of The message
10 the resolution, said he, objected said |
would have all the nakedness of the Greek statue;
would even take off the sLin, that the muscles
| might be developed, and that we might have the
naked fact After further observations on the re-
solutions moved in conclave on this subject, Mr.
Il repeated what he had then said. in reference TO
| the message of the President. Who made him n
judge Of our usages. Who constituted him, He
i
| leit of the pedagogue when he got into he Exec
| ut;ve Chair. Who made him the censor ,aoyuu
OF this body? Will any one answ er this question
Yes or no?- Who?-Name The person Above
all, who made hin. the earcher Of hearts and gave
him the right, by an inuendo black as He'll to
| biacken our molives!-backen our motives-I
did not say that, tlen-I was more under self
command; did not use such strong language
| said, If he could borrow The eve of Omniscicnce
nd lOols init "A L
could look into that most awful calamitous, and
! tremendous OF all possible gufs. the naked unveiled
human heartstripped OF all its coverings of self
love-exposed naked as to the eye OF God
said II he could DO that, he was not as President
OF the United States, entitled to pass upon our
motives, although he saw and knew them To be
bad. said, if he had converted US to the Cattoli,
Helgion, and was our Father Confe,sor and ev-
cry man in this House at the footstool of the con-
fessional had confessed bad motive to him. BY the
laws OF his Church, BY this Constitution, above
the law and above the Church. he, as President of
the United States, could not pass on our mo
tives, though we had with our own lips told him
our motives, and confessed they were bad said
this then, and say it now. Here | plan, nv
ioot-here fling defiance right into his teeth, be-
tore the American People. Here throw the
gauntlet TO him and the bravesi of his compeers to
come forward and defend these miserable dirty
lines; '" involving departure, hitherto, so far as
II am informed, without example, from that usage
" and upon the motives tor which, not being in
" formed OF them, do not feel III yself compel ent
10 decidcn Amiable moiesty! l wonder we did
not, all at once, fall in love with him, and agree
una Uoce, TO publish proceedngs-excepi
myself-for 1 Quilted the Senate ten minutes be-
lore the vote was taken. saw what was 10 fol-
low--I knee the thing would not be done at all
or would be done unanimously. Therefore, in
spite OF the circumstances of friends, went away
not fearing that any would doubt what nv
vote would have been, if had staid After TWEEN
ty-six hours excrtion, il time 10 give in I
! was defeated, horse, foot, and dragons up
| and clean broke down--by the coalition OF
Biikl and black George by the combination, un-
heard OF ill then, of the puritan with the black
leg.
Having disposed OF this subject, shall saw one
word more, and sit down. | said, on the sub;ect
already adyerted to, let the Senate take dgnifi.d
| siand-don't let them say we sent TO you for that
thing, you sent this. therefore we shall not go
any iarther-we shall stop. Let them behave like
Romans, hike Conscrpt Fathers. ] am sorry
was prevailed on to Withdraw my motion even to
| make way for that OF the gentleman from Ports
mouth, New Hampshire. But she once went
with US we rode through the EquinOctial gale TO-
acknowledgements overcame the first Adams and
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, trust, will over
come the second. should not have made this
Il
! friend of mime Those who fell with the frs,
Adams rise with the second.'' Very true-c'est
rrai. Agreed they who fell under The wrath
and desperation OF the first Adams the tlus; and
ashes men--have risen too. | saw one of them
this morning We too have risen, and the strife is
10 come. North Carolina has started forth boldly
and manfully, like the fine fellow at the battle OF
! the Nile--l believe he an American he led
| the van, and humby follow in the wake. Ii is
ut.l, Nth fb.lf frbt "A
VoltlSeurs i hope we shall here form phalanx
a legion--I hope 10 see not only Hector IN the
| field, but Troilus, and host of worthless ,yitb
him If not we too shall havet 10 sing Fuit linn
we too shall have to sing, Where the Capitol stood
there grows the harvest We must put our shout
ders to the WITHDRAWING put our hand to the
| plow we must not fall back How men can find
time 10 be sick can't conceived must be dead
| before could refrain at call like this
| l never write out speeches. am glad am sim
uar in that respect. But / would no, lose those
that have been published and those that are about
to he published very soon, Ton the Panama mis-
stony Tor all the books that have been written in,
defence oil Constitutions-that on the British Con-
sitution Ode Losime) included. we poor mar
row minded wretches believed that it was not our
business 10 so crusade 10 Terra del Fuego to
prevent somebody making settlement where man
| cannot live, or to the North Pole. Our business
IS to attend to the interests and rights OF the Anne
rican coniederacy here Like Hector's vile, who
was found spinning amongst her maids, we did be
lieve that the care OF our household was our main
concern The caTd-table has gone out of fashion
now-eVeD lotteries are denounced Il don't mean
such one as that granted to Jefferson by the Lee
gislature of Virginia should have voted for that
bill ii had been bere-Horse-racing and billiards
are no longer in vogue all these having been dis
cardedj what is goi up in their place? The same
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