Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

TrescUtWeRt IF Tennessee Grand Jlry.
We, the grand Jurors for the couuty OF William
son, de- ply regret that such L. the state of puhlc
cling, that 90 frequently, our most useful and
worthy ciIzrns are Grivea To lat is called The
fell OF honor" to preserve their regulations from
ialamy, and TO enable them TO continue their use
irlnessi their country.
On Legi !iures have enacted laws 10 prohibit
or Clergy from h. sacred Desk have denounc-
ed-al, all have cried out aud skill cry out against
the practice OF Lue}iHg. Yet strange, and no less
melancholy than strange is The tact, that let one
at the greatest INQUIRIES OF the people, well
TIED and faithful public selv.rt, in whom thew
all have contideacs, bu, once reuse a challenge
addr AMI borne by his rqIa!s, and these very
Legislators, a. well "a the great body of the reo
PIE vii to only Withdraw from HIM ali conf lence
d esteem, but pont al him as be passes aud saw
= here goes cowsrd!' And VIVA, is still mara
"a ar, he public requires repeated and coatinued
proofs OF hrtuness and valouf.
j Is oot enough that a fellos. citizen has served
us faithfully az Attorney General and II r,reseuta
tive IN Congress, and been elected by his fellow
oHcer7 MAJOR General over the greatest Division
IN our state IL II not enough that this same indi-
Vidua when mere STRIPPING, fired with hat IA -
notic adour, and lauIabe ambition peculiar 10
you h, enlisted private j. our army, and by
his OICH merits, and soljier-lks conduct without
be aid OF ina rental friends and relations was, il.
a short time promoted an ranked smo = the mos,
eaterprisng officers OF his cJrps. is not enorpb
that this young Lieut. 'naHt was 90 GmO1y the first
II not tie UcTy first who mounted the b,east
works at L "h1psh1, eNhoring and encouraging
with the calmness Of veteran, his Comrades to
follow tim and there received a wound renderiuo
his right arm u'ele g.; and, under the pains OF
which, yet unledlel, he -till labours II is not
enough thai he can dafy his enemie, to pojnt out
tie time and pla e when and where he ever sbrunk
from his duty, OF turned his back upon an ENEMY
-- but he must again fight, or lose the respect OF
bis fellow citizens, and be branded a. a niscre-
ant And fight whom; One of his old GONNA,
Mons 10 arms, as brave and Intrepid soldier a.
himself
II is the misfortune Of the brave and hgh-mind-
81, that they are frequently aud unconsciou-!y.
made the dupe- OF the crafty and designing
II Is not onr design 10 become lecturers on mo-
s4l duty. Every mud carries within itself a sian
dard calculated to iorm its own rule of action
Judging Tor ourselves merely, not for Others, sc
venture he expression that In the recent events
llown to all, they relate to- Gen Houston. there il
nothing o impair former confidence for he has no,
tc"n found counting diticuIues or seeming 10 en-,
lrc1 himself IN personal cOn.s.t We tbersf,,e
pre- ent him to our fellow citizeas as rrorsr per
son 10 be voted for a. GOvernlro This : ale with
orl designing any thing e. fhs prejudice Of scv
other gentleman now presented 10 the consideration
ci the people.
ftt''tVtUs H'' viz 'i'5'HB ne iuolishtd lu
De Western Balance.
L''m Mogfch, J2hn Buchanan,
J0mes HOufhaH, JJbH PcitOay,
Jho"as Haynes, Charles NJ. Poyn0,
James G. Burns, Samuel Pea,
Hen'y D. Terry, UWiam T0yi0y,
N'chnrd steel, EHsW0h =. Sca1cs,
(Fa"ctS J@cfsoni HHdreU HeyyOn, J-.
Constable
ha anti -dIcl.iag Association, has been fo,,nel
DO Cnlhsston, consisting Of citizens Of ever, 70
L.ious denonina ion. Alta meeting which wa
L-.d az ChWieFon, on The 81 Instant, the assoeis-
on was ofgauized having for IFS objects " 10 les.