Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
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MIR. RANDoLPH'S sPEnc9.
IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES


MARCH 30, 1926.
Inc following preamble and resolution. submit
ecu ny ME- branch, OF North Carolina, some time
since, IN secret session, and subsequently, trans
terred to the Legislative Journal for publc deihe-
rauon, being under consideration, viz:
'" hereas tie President of the United States
IN MS opening Message TO Congress, asserts, that
invitations had been accepted, and that Ministers
on the part OF the United States would be com
missioned TO attend the deliberations at Panama
Witnout submitting said nominations to the Senate
And whereas, In an Executive communication ,f
me Zoth day OF December, 1925, although he sub
ihHs 'he nominations, yet maintains tie right pre-
Viousiy announced in His opening message that he
possesses an authority 10 make such appointments
ana 10 commission them without the advice and
consent OF the Senate: And whereas a silent ac-
quiesfence on the part of this body may, at some
future. u t;nle be drawn into dangerous precedent:
Therefore,
" Resofoed, That the President of the United
states does not consituionally possess either the
right or the power to appoint Ambassador mr. o,ber
pubic Ministers, but with the advice and consen,
OF he Senate, except when vacancies NAV hammer
in the recess
And Mr.. Branch having delivered his sentiments
In favor of the resolution
Mr.. RANDOLPH rose, and said rise. Sir. for
sne purpose Oh making an apology TO the gentleman
r"lh worth carolina, Tor an unnientional word,
J Y. q NNyaC
speaking although was happy 10 see that caused
any thing rather than embarrassment 10 him I
rise also, Tor The purpose ol expressing 10 that
ueman my hearty thanks for having called M li
motion, and tor having relieved the Senate from
'nat embarrassment, under which we have labored
50 iohS' aS tiat motion was nailed to tina, table
Inc unavoidable absence of the gentleman from,
-.0i'" Caf oilha prevented lis being taken up and
disposed OF; and the subject was thus mn, IN, of
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fairs, and IL therefore not embraced in ,l,er rc,o,
AND, whilst am making my ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
the gentleman from North Carolina viii maize on.
more In which, believe sir, another and not the
FEAST member Oh this body, may participate with
me- as an almost equal sharer in the obligation
Inc gentleman from North Carolina has steered
his snip into action with a manliness and do.i.io,
IanknesS and prOmpiitude, a fearless intreri3i,~
'hat scoTns all compromise with the foe. tho cn,n
mon enemy OF every true friend Of his country. .
that WIZ relieve, certainly, one, and, I beIiey.
more 'lan one, OF this body from some mart ne ,I,e
odium which has hitherto been borne almost -
cinslvely by tiCo. He forcibiy reminded ueof H.,
gallant man, twas he not our countryman by Birth
sir Haiio"eH, who so gallsntly took the lead
j" ''ie ." lFfsGRE, at ihe battle of the Nile The
most brilliant and sublime naval conquest IL
most important whether in reference 10 itscIf -. -,
consequence, that was ever won bv man. IL,
The brave Lui unfortunate Culodep the I,.i;,
SNIP got aground; when TrowbIidge, for the Il, -
unie, performed an important but UNIV jIIip,, s,,
IN marking, as beacon, the channel IN ,1. r,, ,
The fleet lam glad to find that the osntIe,,,,. go
Noith N"oi'ha mas spoken 10 this House with the
Pi''hnesS 'ha' Delonesio him only as Soutler,
man, O''' e"Pn'.cahy, as Planter; it belongs 10
MN as slave holder, it belongs TO him . -
who Is not bound 10 eleciioneer al =, O'S
I'Vor with the driver of his carriaps ~. 49,
OIushef oi MS shoes, Lest, when he shall have i,
'"H' 10 we polls, The one may dismount f-o,, i,
coach ox, Or Tie other lay down a.. .b,s-L-.,.t
'Da Snhii'iiate The masters vote at the ue,, ol,
,'o"' TEST MS servant may give Liu warning tiat
No may no longer consider him as his " bctp.,s
anu 80 "s spy into the family Of his enemy. il h.
'i' nav oae, 10 tel, not only what he may have
seen and heard, but what lie never saw AL -
heard, in the family Of his master Ma.ts,, al
say NO. SIR, " MS gentleman" This d,L,I,r
"Du champion OF universal suffrage owns 10 ,,.,r
me rlalms tie mastery over You thar. do
gentleman from North Carolina mos, s;.,@,,-ai.
and heartily DO thank bn. tyus, i, ,,iI 1..y
ou' 10 Tue whether our advorsuies be horn
10 consume tne fruits OF the earth ruges can
ou"fsIG nan whether or not they belong TO the
Na'ei Pd's OF me treasury or Of tie Law: fba, ~
us u may be 'ruly said, ms ntDlerUs s,,,,,,,s
our name. too, IL Legion. for Sir, obsIo,'..
'he cause and the party of the People We ,i, 70.
70 belong to the majority Of this --s' y,o}j57. ~
SIR acknowledge no nation fills Cor,r. -,
republic. For /, ton, disclaim any mast, 80
'oai ancient Commonwealth whose feeble ar.I .,,1
pfohi"ole seryani Sin. The President b,.,slIc
mas confessed that he does not possess tho syT,,ne
VI .iis i,alol"J' or tho confidence enjoyed by lis
essO's' re i even DESTROYS Of a re,y f,,sI
he shall have one, and no thanks TO fir g.. -
God send him good deliverance from, the MANI,
W aEd God send US, the majority, good deIiyr,-
aDce from him. 90' ''''' CO
Having thus, sir, disbur,hened myself of some NJ
'he feelings that have been excited by the all,
and iearies bearing Of the gentleman rom Nj
his positions some Of
One Of them is the durability az ,b.
ton. With him and with flther ps,,I re- i.-
sh,u'ion Of Venice say 4" esio perpci,,g -, ~,
70 nc. belicYo ]. nill Aa pafuolull