Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15

the Senats during the last Session Of Con-
nress.
fOur Reporter for the Senate, vhen engase ed in
preparing the Sketches Of Mr.. Randolph's Speech
es, which we had promised ta readers, was tax
en- suddenly ill., on the 9Th of June and left this
city the following morning, in the hope OF pro-
curing, by travelling, alienation of his menac-
ing complaint. When he went away, he left a.
Dongst his papers the following unfinished sketch
of one of MIR. RS. Speeches. Having waited
thus long in the hope, equally vain, OF two events
--the hearing from Mr.. Randolph hmelf, or the
Eefurn Of our Reporter, disclrarg selves of
ouy pledge oie Public, far lies in our power
By Publishing THIS Sketch. We do not vouch for
exac. accuracy in the report, though we have ex-
pungel from j, whatever appeared to Id doubtful
marking the omissions where they have exceeded
the extent OF single line.
the question icing the amendment reported
by the Judiciary Colntiee TO the TIL Cor adding to
the number of Circuit Jadgrs-
Mn. RANDOLPH addressed the Senate He
began by saying, that, in regard all measures in
which the State of Virginia not particularly
concerned, and where the Constitution of the u
States permitted him, he had ever felt, and he
trusted he always should feel, strong disposition
20 vote with his friend from Missouri. After
CHANGING at Inc bald Latin of the times, principia
non honlines, to which he had no objection
if expressed in better Latin, Mr.. r. SAID he
Missouri this arnendmen,--not only for tie Yea-
sons which had been given clearly, so succrct-
", and so distinctly too, by both these gentlemen
but for 5easons which they had given. agree
with my friend from Missouri, in all cases of dis
lance, where the legislature the judcature is Sc.
Paatcd by any long interval of space, an interval
IN practice, not an interval in dstance-l count as
the German store wagoners do, by hours not by
n.iies-wher esoever legislature, judicature or
any other functionary, not military-for he has no
discretion; he must so the centurion orders him
10 90, and come when he orders him 10 come
wish we had a Judiciary under some Military Co
Ye.nment, or we shall come TO have Judges de fac
10 and Judges de tuTe-ss they had for several gen
eratiohs in Cd England "A King de facto OF the
Hoise OF Hanover, and King whom they toas:ed
a. King, they toasted Church and State, Biste
and Crown Church and Bible always first, moi
Stale and Crown whereas the wings always toast
ed the Constitution, Church and Sta,e-I don,
say which side o: tie toas. am Il agree with nv
friend in this case that the difficulty is not by any
means in direct ratio Of distance; il is as the
squares of the distances; should not be far wrong
i: should say it the cube, is like the
misery OF wearing spectacles and taking care of
spectacle case-it is as the square of the dameters
But whilst vote with my friend from Missouri. ON
this question, wish TO hold him when we shall
come 10 another question: whether it be the Dis
NAL Swamp Canal bill, or the Potomac and Ohio
~
oi the States into Districts by canals and roads, for
She purpose my friend says, of pleasing men,
and not FOR doing good 10 the public for the DUR
rose Of making Job for the purpose of ding
Tor gone worthy our Secretsryships of Legation.
and other things having run out, our District At
torneyships having gone through all the other
cows in our pen having ceased to~giye any milk
,ha; we shall have 10 build lighthouses in the skies
and 10 construct roads as they do in Ireland, where
hey have the finest roads in the world They
were not intended for the benefit Of the Irish they
were not intended for the benefit Of the people who
travel over them. they are, as Miss Edgeworth says
Jobs taxes imposed on tie poor Irish. What is il
10 them, whether there Dads or not, who 20
with naked feet! They would rather 20 on the
boge, they are by vocation, as well as by name,
og-troters. Now, sir, when that shall come up,
Ct me put my friend In mind that lie for once in
his life the first time, and believe the last lime
- tooka leaf out of my book. But must claim
my property where can find il, even in possession
Of friend: he is welcome to the use Of il without
The ceremony Of asking leave, be is to any thing
have.
On rei;sfn bill 10 another place, when had the
misfortune for this is serious sUbiecto differ
fron my friend from Missouri, took that very
ground, on which 10Y friend nom Missouri now
maintains this amendment. This magnificent Ohio,
this Belle HiUiere of the French this Ohio or
Fair River Of the English, has been, in point Of
fact, OF late years since tire country became clear
ed IL was not formerly great changes are 20
Ing on the face OF this continent and no greater
lhsn in that portion Of it where live gullies have
destroyed our land, Gulles have DESTROYED our
Springs, the washngs down Of The hills have cs,rs-
ed the watef that formerly ran into the streams TO
20 off By absorption and evaporation on the naked
sufaco Of the old miserade worn out fields. /
have known two streams running parallel 70
each Other, and vegy small streams they we've
afflicted, X I may use the expression; no not
co. supplied by the same thunder shower, the
one tarbid, foathsome, OVERLOOKING IFS banks.
euI,cieni to give one bilious fever to look at
l.; fho ether pure, calm, eVl ciear--;hs one ran