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

IL is, that do believe = though 10 not pledge
myself to prove but will pledge myself 10 make
out very strong case, such ould satisfy jury
in the county OF Charlotte and would put my
self on that jury, s. be tried by God and my country
= then say, sir, that there strong to be-
lieve that these South American communications
which have been laid before US, were manufactured
here at Washington, if not by the pens, under the
eye OF our own ministers, to subserve their pur
poses. Sir, though in one respect j am like the
great Earl of Warwick the king maker, and lit
tie unlike him in unmaking one king though be
| tween two hawks can tell which flies the higher
pitch between two dogs, which has the deeper
| mouth between two horses, which bears him best
- between two blades, which hath the better tenn
per between two girls, which hath the merrier ey
yet, in matters of law l am like the unlearn ed
Earl Goodlack: One thing has my attention been
| turned to- language words the counters OF wise
men, the money of fools that machine and ma
terial with which the lawyer, the priest, the doc
tor the charlaan OF every sort and kind, pick the
pocket and put the letters upon the planter and up
on the slave holder. 1t is by dexterous cutting
and shutiling of this pack that the business is done.
| They who can shuttle the whole pack, are often
| quite ignorant OF any foreign language, even oil
heir own, and, in their attempts 10 write and talk
finely, they only beray their poverty like the fine
ladies in the Vicar of Wakefield, by their out
| raSeous attempts 10 be veiy gcnteel. The first
| 'hing that struck me In these documents was how
wonderfully these Spaniards must have imH.ov ed
In English in their short residence in the United
States. II reminded me of remark in one oil
SCOTS novels, in the part about old Elspeih oil
the Craigburnfoot: " Aye" say old Ellie, " she's
a well educate oman; and an she win to her Eng
lish, as hae heard her do at an ORA time she may
come TO tickle us "a" These Spaniards have 90,
10 their English, and we all fcklej. But
shall be told not as have been told but as ! am
prepared TO be told because have kept this thing
locked up here TO bring it here in this Senate
- shall be told that these English letters were
transations from the Spanish made in the Office OF
the Secretary of State l hope not should be
sorry to see any such tokens of affinity, and con.
| sansunty, and good understanding; but they have
the loot prints and the flesh marks of the STYLE OF
| mat Office, as shall show future coca sion.
| cannot show il now it would be unreasonable
- but show it will. and in manner that shall
satisfy any honest Jury the South side of the
Ohio, and on the South side of Mason ard Dick
sons line any honest jury and will bring the
presumption so strong, that he must possess more
than Christian charity (Which covereh all things
who will deny that there exists strong presumptye
! evidence and, sir, against The honor Of a man. as
| against the honor OF lady, strong presumpiiye
evidence is fatal thing lit is always fatal when
that Presump,ive evidence cannot be cleared up
and done away. Do you read the letter. of these
South American missionaries over again, and com
pare them with the tone of the messages and letters
whichwe have received put them in columns one
against the other, and mark the simltude Nv
suspicious temper may have carried me too far if
II has, beg pardon but will shew enough
not handkerchief mot to Justify the jealousy of
Otbello- yet believe that the jealousy might have
! been pardoned to the noble Moor certainly by
| me, had lie not been black man; but the idea TO
me is so revolving of that connection. that never
can read that play with any sort of pleasure see it
acted never could.5
! Now, sir, John Quincy Adams coming into
power under these inauspicous crcums,a nces, and
with these suspicious allies and connexions has
| determined TO become the apostle Of liberty, of
| universal liberty, his father was about the
| time of the formation Of the Constitution known
TO be the apostle OF monarchy II is no secret was
| in New York when he first took his seat as Vice
President. recollect- for was a school boy al
the time, attending the lobby of Congress, when /
| ought to have been at school remember the man
ner in which my brother was spurned by the coach
man ot he then Vice President for coming too near
| the arms blaZoned on the scutcheon of the Vice
| Regal carriage. Perhaps may have some of this
old aEiinosity ranking in my heart, and, coming
| from race who known never to forsake a
| friend or forgive fee am taught 10 forgive nv
enemies, and do from the bottom of my heart.
most sincerely, l hope 10 be forgiven; but it is
| IT.
If they come here in the shape of the English, it is
my duty to kill them; if they come here in worse
| shape wolves in sleeps clothing it is my duty
and my business to tear the sheep skins from their
backs, and, as Windham said to Pitt, open the
bosom and expose beneath the rufIled srt the FL
| Thy dowias. This language was used in tho House
| Of Commons, where they talk ard act like men
where they eat and drink like men, and do other
things like men, not like master Bettys Adams
| Of nod tn fale kv
but in attempting the perpendicular, he bent as
much the other way Who would believe that
| Adams, the the sedition-l President, who
| held office under his father who, up 10 December
8, 1907, was the Underwriting, slaunch aGherent ia
| The opposition TO Jeferson's Administrations then
almost gone who would believe he had selected
| for his pattern the celebrated Anacharsis Cloos
orator OF the human racer" As Anacharsis was
the orator of the human race, so Adams was de-
| termined 10 be the President of The human race
when am not willing that he should be President
OF my name and race; but he is, and must be, till
| the third day of March, eighteen hundred and i
forget when. He has come out with speech and
message, and with doctrine that goes 10 take the
whole human family under his tpecial pro, ection
| Now, sir, who IN lie him bis brothers. keeper
| Who gave him, the President ofihe United States
the custody of the Liberties, or the rights, or the
interests of South America, or any other America,
save only the United States of America, or any
other country under the sun? He has put himself
we know, into the way, and say God send him a
safe deliverance, and God send the country safe
deliyersnCe from his policy from his policy, Sir,
it is well known TO you, that up to the period oil
getting this message from Adams, / was the cham
pion here OF his rights a coordinate branch oil
the Government was the person who rose i'm
mediately after the gentleman from New York, and
protested against our opening the doors, for rea-
sons with which will rot trouble the Senate On