Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25

induced or provoked to enter into eomS,o,,;os
uhoer the very specious rretext that a rnsjoritT
was not acting; and if so, what remedy ,vn,,,S
there be? None but the ultima ratio reep,n. fro,,
which may God forever defend us. '1'''-
l. Ian any one s'ys In the versatility OF human
institutions (contempcraneous evidence of whAch
Is now staring us all in the face,) how soon IL
may be thought both constitutional and expedient,
70 keep up standing army in time Of peace; even
" this should not be thought necessary to- larger
extent than at present, must not an increase take
/ pace when our general system Of fortifica,on ia
compete; Tina Is not said invidiously --fortifica-
.Iohs 20 n certain extent right and proper but
- VIII DC equally right and proper to take care CT
,neih, 10 20 'hIs the military establishment must
oe hseo. 90 is unnecessary TO make further
comments on this particular point When parties
are fairly pi,ted in opposition. who can tell where
the human passions will stors
Inc writer OF this little article, believes he lk "a
his fellow citizens well as any one of them does,
he thinks quite as well Of them as he ought or 40
'hey IN sober reflection could desire. But thew
are cut men. quite as good however, and we will
not say particularly as heyare his fellow citizens
ana eountrJmen) that they are not title better
tnah DINERS but the best IN ocation we can make
~ lead us net into teupta,ioG, but deliver US
HE style of NJ. Adams's Message does no
seem 10 lie quite as popular in london az lis tone
H..
! iimes, while it praises lis sentiments 20 The sh;es
That the style is elaborate and affected III,
phrase cTe'niocutory, and the execution az T,
piece oil writing, inelegan heavy there ends the
eehsue Gays Tie Times)-and what does il a.
mount 10; AN attack upon mans character,
because iis coat Is three four :ches too long,,
Here ends nat, however the censure of man.
Americans. They take tie liberty of charging
many oil ITS prominent doctrines with being opnos.
I ea 10 Tie constitution of his country - -
MIR. Welsh eypatia,es with Infinite pa,hos on tho
! 'ns'a'',ude shown TO AIR. Jefferson = how slen-
dr dependence is party aftachn,ent',-be sta,es
'"s' The age OF party-worship and zeal is gone''
---ana wi'h rs rnnch afeciaion as coarseness oh
! serves SO, as 10 Mr.. Jefferson, at the period
oil his culinnaiion-when he was hailed en,husi
( '-'iesA.y oy 30 large portion of the American
P"ciaiis as their transcendant cliet, the first of
pafiots, the greatest of magistrates the nohlest NJ
ciilens and phiioscpLers-who " ould not have
SUPPRESSED nay confidently predicted, that, in anv
ui'e'.or stage OF ms existence, and above all Ia
The downfall OF his neliow'd years. 10. 600 pu,se
wo"!d have been al once thrown al hi, feet In rc
'lese Hiin' rom even risk which threatened him
win pecuniary disircss:'' /, vii. no doubt he =
great relief TO this American Burke to un,,ers,,yul
ihat the Oil has triumphed over every opnosi,ion
! IN 'he II. oil u. and that The only thing which
Hir. .. mad asked and would have accepted is Grant
cd 10 HIM, by grateful country. Such is The in
gratitude Of hepublics such, the Indifference OF
parties We advise Mr. Walsh 10 reserve his ee
nereus sympaihies for another OCCASION.
a correspondent of the n. Y. American wriez
from Washington (Feb. $50 that the Senate had
taken IN high dndseon the call Of the III. of y. on
"'e PRESIDENT IN relation 10 the Panama papers:
ana had = actually refused for two or three dsv
10 go into the consi Iteration OF Executive business
uh'iI ,Hey should see whether the President an
sweTea The call As he has not done so, ,Ley have
| again gone TO work-tLe nilsson, however. will
be sanctioned in the end,'' SC.
Weare authorized to stale that ar VIM f. pie,. ,,, -.
DC candidate at the euu'us foI Jalpes CIV
9 Letter r-m the Majority in the buckingham o,nsr...
~ '''' - y"''S-" published on our iasi page.
DIEDlOn the 9Th us, at residence n.a anIsanrlea'
gfsiia James StePiOs, aged seysh i've For mor mr.,
my years he was clerk Of tie county court Of ,a,na nd
9bhy The deceased stood eservedy eennenam,s @
bti i@Ih. OF society lbs mental sloe.a we're Of In,
Shest order and gathered rracc and ,usn,Io,r - -, t
softer feelings that illustrate the walk. OF . It,
nr ss s n.sh OF bg;ine; His official abours were
hed win pronPtne.s, fidelity accuracy In ali ~,
intercourse with has ieOwn.en he gnifed wru, bah
tines; cheerful without l-,y liberal wTbowt s
and to all his engagements srupuou.iy lust, AS ,
e OF usetnns he has sunk into grave hu, M, ehc
remains character and thai no ooou inv from
the pencil OF fancy gar!.i the hand of t,ic.,
70 eo'sammae their oye,nes- Tru, without ornan"n =
wreath Wherever he known, and his ss
chouncrhed by limit these r,p,rL atr
Gus. lie who offers this humble tribute 10 hr m.,nof
f@!'eu ~ b"asted only partial acquaintance Win t
lie no PancgyTist to pour The rccn
OF tueiy on the duh cold of death bui did Inc IN, ~
ment doubt Tie nesinshle the friend which he
ne would seek he proofs of from his us a,sf
ns"y fePeotlne family the justly mourn aIey,r,J ~,
nuseht parent Not from those who honur.I ,s;, -
intimacy. Tue sun that illustrated warmed tber ..,i
iOuIsi mas set n" more to hut would learn - &, -
hs bur,t oi anSisi' which resOunds from his grave 80
h@Io"ed by The hlessins', and nv the ter. NOT
o'he wealthy the learned and the hut Of Inc moor ,
shoTan and the simple he would it III the sh ,it
gyt ihouhnd bo'o', IN which his memory will he ae,.J
IN ihe county Of Buekingam at The residence of he.
aet captain biaieI CuerIani the sd instant IN a.
year OF hei age, alter illness OF few hots A. at
u. trump c"nsort of Mr. Henry H. Cump snd elde ,sn-I
te' OF Capt G She has LEFT ufeepac husband ,,o w. IN
children, and numerous Of relations 10 anrot bsr
timely loss me writer of ih has been long and ptmat.I,
acquainted fth her and ay the du. Of da,,r;
yer, ~e Loher friend and relation, pc rformed in H.,
auui mid amahie aud aecynae cuufse of cnnfr ,,s.
. hle~ ~ those ehdearing names; and mic seem cd =, -
we universal esteem Of all who s H.
Long VIII she live in the Of her ne;rha'
eas aud relations Long rust her husband irpIorc an 60,
which has separated him the hest OF viye. r. ~
when tue care aud atten;ioa " mother !. 40 nr
I ,sguirtd, her loss is rreparabie. " " ''h
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