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

the Lord Lieutenant OF the county, when see
him as volunteer, turning out without waiting 10
be drafted, my heart bows down; but when see
him in another sort of person, my heart does no,
bow down SC. After some further remarks, adj
verse to the claims OF soldiers by profession TO par
ticular respect, he went to discriminate between
them and volunteer soldiers adding as follows:
shall vote for Andrew Jackson at the next cleo
ton, whoever else shall be nominated. He is the
man who is the first military man in the country
| and the man by whom the present incomnetent in.
sufficient sef-sufficient, all sufficient, Adrnns-
tration can be put out. If he not the man
he is if he were no, man of irreproachable moral
honesty If he were piofligate, instead of being
what he is, should support him on the same prin-
ciple that would have marched with Aaron Burr
| TO Point Levi To put out Sii Guy Carleton. Arnold
and Burr put themselves out, and saved US the trou-
bic las every man will do in this country, whose
| inordinate ambition and vanity shall prompt him
to seize ON that with left-handed wisdom by
trick, bargain, barter sale, bribed press bireline
writers why do / talk about bribed press, The
press is at this moment bribed lit is in the hands
| OF some OF the most profgate men of this coun-
| Try The administration have almost avowed the
| principle of buying up men. / never read Ger.
tain paper but once, and then very good-natured
! friend brought 1t me TO show me somei hing in
which my name had been introduced Abuse in
the newspapers, and anonymous letters, never
read
Iagree with gentleman, who does not sit far
from me, that nauseous, fulsome adulation and
praise IS as much worse than It's abuse, as rancid
train oil is worse to get off the clothes than mud in
the kennel grease, as my friend from North Caro-
lima calls this stuff AS regards the letters, doc
ket them that may, by similarity of hand writ
ing, detect the assassin. Any man who will write
an anonymous letter, or who will write an anonv-
nous piece in the newspaper which he is afraid 10
own, would, if you would give him the oppor,u-
nifty, put poison in your drink. will 90 farther
and say, that any man base enough there 7 coma
back to oird poce vote and freehold suffrage stable
as the foundations OF the earth ANY man who ont,
ballot in, leaving Mr.. a B., federal gentleman.
| to infer that he has voted for him, and Mr. &. n
Republican, to infer he has voted for him. and Mr.
E. F.. Federal Republican, to infer that he has
voted for him say that man, so far as free srf
frase may be referred to, TO maintain him in his
| independence, cannot be made independents Won
| are making him scoundrel greater than he was
you are fomenting this very vice under pre,enc re
OF thus making him independent. That fellow. the
moment he claims the privilege of doubling un a
paper and putting it in the box, he saws Sc man
you are my master,' and hurs defiance al the Mos,
High and this is called defending the indepen
dence and privileges OF a citizen II Governments
deal with averages, Governments have noibng
but averages 10 depend You must fix ON some
| average, say, taking one man with another COM
muin0uS h0mattOuS, that tw ZEN yone is the age to
vote. Fix it where you will, you will take MANY
hat are incapable, and you will exclude MANY
that are more fit you dealing not with alb
stractions and projections, but with man as he is
1t you have field to plow, you must pillow the
part that is stony, and the part tina, is good you
must plow and plant the whole
Here our reporters pen failed him, from illness
which caused him to leave the city in search of
health, and the remainder of his sketch of this
SDeech and 0f otha G.
which he alone has the key. Whether he will ever
be able TO return TO his vocation is question
which we wish we were able to answer in The affir
mauve.l Nat Int