Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12

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nous character to take part in the debate. as W
no" ne seen by exhibiting the speech itself: n
W"e,ner 1 was fortunate or unfortunate in exec,
ing me task undertaken in defence of the honor n
wsh'sy OF The IT, a. now with pleasure subn,
my alriends, to your determination.
Hound some difficulty, my friends. in procrr;
my speech, which had Been made the nre,s,, for
me SANDER respecting Instructions; but was resol
ed TO have it from the fountain head if nossihIo
Ior ma purpose, addressed letter TO nv frier
coe'or u. w. Crnmp of the House of Represen
ives VINO In the most polite, oblging, and frien,
manner Tor which / now give him NV than
oaiied upon the original reporters and procure,
copy oil the speech from them as originally
ported; and forwarded il 10 me, with the follow
certificates:
. hereby certify, that the foregoing is a lite,
ana true copy OF the original, as reported. and II
served by MessTs. Gales and Seaton. of Mr. Gne
speech on the bank bill, SO far as i; relates 10
subject of Instructions
(Sisned) GEO. Wy. CRrrNp
f'ifee's from the Psrei-Pogs. %. Pssss pn-e. 70
-, rag IS -, -, cs f4.fkrL
(Read Or. Crump's re.tiGcsre
Page the lSt-.lfy. President: o, II j. ,v.,t. ..
reluctance tina, fni myself compelled 70 snteT
10 'he usrusslon OF he subject i.oly uiier tD, =,
sldefaIion 1.-THE Senate; but the oL.:srys .,
ieli from the honorable gentleman from Geor,
(Ai CTawioId) were of such character As
impose on me an irresistible obligation 10 present
view OF the subject, which has resulted from
best reflections ihavs been enabled to bestovv n,
4H'S obligation arises from The ve,y Aieh resi-
4 entertain for The Legislature of the staff
gaze me ho"oT to TePreSent-the great respect
ieel iot the gentleman who made the Observable
Is wen as from the respect which is manifestly
10 myself (Lool sharp, my friends. for
contemptuous disrespect)
Page lS-and 10 -" will now rrocead ~
,nadvert upon some important observations m
ny TWO gentlemen upon tine right ,of the leeislat,
OF the respective states, TO instruct the Senatar.
me United States Acting, as | now nm.
PRESIDENT, under the influence of instructions {
the legislature of the state have the honor To
resent, feel myself imporiously called upon IN
nee some observations, which fell from the h, 4
able gentleman from Georgia, (Mr. .Cra;.ssr.,E
Inc honorable gentleman frosza2x< i. T:
I-elb( ia relation to that 4 So
my friends, for the denial 81
and the volunteer intrud n s
debate.) S s W
Page l9--and 20-ss T s &
sylvania, ( Mr.. Leib) aite. 3 s S IS s 81
tons, informed the Senate - # W
OF the great states which hii eivi S - s.
that he felt himself absol, ;ely i
| tie vote lie should give az tieI Is
'bai he considered himsel Il /
the legislature Of PeIlnss "a ie- q
| principal, and he the Gge I'll
carry tato affect its tciL -
high may be the respect
the opinion OF the hono
Ieib) am compelled 10 q W q - =
opinions. i feel myself co &
'Als dissent; lest It might S {,
similarly crcumstanced wit
present question, my condu,, 81
similar considerations" &
! q" DO not consider nv. 81 81
the Legislature Of YHgbY y 81
most utJ0unded c0nfdea
patriotism, and the hiehe r s.
ceediHSs. (Look sharp 70 & & g.
Pcci.) I consider mVSelf z,= 8 s g rs
The people Of tie United s. 81 s s s.
character by The Leg islakt Il
an evidence of the correc, IS 4 s 3
have only TO remark, that 3 s s.
tribute 10 pass in Tie cltara q
extensive with the Until
upon The Peopie thereof
pucHtes. They do not s. s.
legislatures iI their coi +. I s "A
cepi IN cases where, in thai 49, IS
connected with the iedeial .overn.sse -. q 5|''s
menta! IN the ey-caFor o. so az liz
SIN less do they opera uro1. f.. ll 70 p1wk:
f"SHta crciHsioeiy; ii coyrs 800 ,o'0 -
tr myself ~ the repre- n,atIrt IF M
tHfe eTcIuSire!g, as g., Agca', .,..i 80. + Il
, clSfs To erecUie as icW ,,p5r 5,
" IS net nccessurr ~ v az ..''o'
= the right offhe stat. Ii sta, w 70
= ti'fd upon, 10 instruct tie .ceyt. ."
Htpfes, chosen by them respective ~. ~!
} Tor the denial Of TIE rigLD becai 6
produce an unmeaning and use
abou; terms; but l mean TO ,7ouir s
D exercise OF The right imposes coz IS IL
! LECTION on the Senator instructed 3 Z
b the real Obligation to obedience c,
{ the instruction is innnciiYe and
= him. or addressed only TO his
other words, whether the Senate
not a right 10 dsojey2 Ard wbe,
dience violates any moral, or mol ~
Pages 25 and &C. The GENT,
e (Mr CIawiordj was pleased
{ ing instructions o tie Senators IS
( ibe great states had been influe &, s
3 lives OF avarice regret The
p % tie gentleman would dispss,
b D., lie would also regre; il. 4
init, bat the Legislature cf
s have acted Hnder he Influence
NHd, ST.. fJect 0pyjde and a -
Wg hire 10 yfpci the imputqtigp. ~
i"toc 70 tHc reaf "otir"s p the kgjsloi
, sharP Tor coniempiUous disresreci.O
''ss 10 determine wha. Ue the pntiouJ( sz-x.
Stances, which could have induced ,L
2 10 "'c'Ise the motive Of ayarice to
J Legislature on Ibis occasion. II
. trsnch Of ile Bank OF he United
= ir'lliHg capital ol $50, 600, is O.
Gu and fItaf f,r. Z. III. u