Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
VOL. XIII. NO. 10.

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anu Junior apprentices hut to the arey hssds,,
men Vi 'nis nation, one of whom, bless Ca Co
- see 10 now stepping forward az he stenn.,
U r W H. IN 1889, TO save the Republic sneat
imam H. Giles. speak 10 grew heads
"eau crown grey not in the receipt Of cu,,o,n,'
boasN a 1ly' OF we peoples money not TO
nc'Ss grown grey in iniGuity and intrigue mot IN
ne'os grown grey in pacing Pennsylvania Ave-
80 "o' grown grey al wearing out their shoes az
'e'eeS not To heads grown grey. Ito use H..
wo'as OIL the immortal Miss Edgeworth. the cIorv
..ie 'ii'hpioh OF her lovely sex and wretche
country IN ploushing tie -Four Acres. Am ,nN
derstood! There is a little Copr, Gil; IS IL
CAsTLE" OF Dublin, called the Four acrss
any mere, backwards and folw wards do the ,nisero
e a'ei'uah's and satellites of power walk. eacl,
49,, ms ,u'h 10 receive the light of the great
; "" Titeh'hce hoping the sunshine dread
ing 'he cloudy brow. Spencer has wei dascr;hsI
me sweets OF this life,. and technicoIl, :, :; -,
p,.oueh'hS me Il our Acres. Now, when a certain
Tte'' IN one OF her Incompatible novels Sir T.
nc nave forgot his name, but he was NcSv-
copnah'; couTt!er, piaceman, pensioner. and para
bosdaJ ~ M ',a! KIND, good-hearted, wrong
eo o!u man, h!ne Corny, with his yyretchet
system OF Ploushng, the King of the Blac,S Isans
Y every Inch lAing'') replied, that there 10.
one system OF ploughins worse even than his an
mar was pioughins tie -Four acres. This w.
settler TO the McSycophant
Sir, shall not detain the Senat. w
-
Se' succeeded tn any region or quarter of tho a,,h
" a"S 'i,ne from the deiGge TO this day With re-
gard 10 the antediluvan times history +. ma, -,
'u'' Out there is no prooftha il has ever succeed
81 wen oe'ofe the Hood one thing, however, we
80 ,Ha' /. mas never succeeded since the
Hood and az there is no proof Of &c h.; N
eeeded before the food as de non apnayent;b,,s
g tV'1 e1tS'eH!t6us eddehe est ratio II is eyocn
s'| ~ '"'eI llat 1t never has succeeded and never
,,i: any where In fact the OF as gyobaz.
10 i'es Oh 'hen tina. take up the other side of the
'or although post h0c ergo pyoptey
noe De not good logic yet when we Ana the s,,
consequences generally .ollowing the sa,oa .,,An,
- !equ'eS nothing short of the scepticism of Mr.
i'uhe' 10 Geny That there is no connection hpt,vee
me one and the other whatever. rpeta,bv.ic.II
F">'s' "'efe may be of 3eceSSory connection
- - e%1se ana effect. say, then, that we
"e mere making an experiment which has nev.r
IN any time or country ; and which. as
1"u sn" Judge Inc at the great and final 6av 7 40
:" my He"I' OeiieFe will here fail because spa
anu feel that 1t is now falling. 1t is an infr
y u my nature lit is constitutionaI-it was born
W.. .e-' mas CAUSED the misery Of you willy OF
my iie---n Is an intirmty of ny nature 10 have
an obstinate constitutional preference of tbe 800,
over 'he agreeable; and | am satisfied. that ify
u"u IN only son, or what is dearer, an only daugh
'efIwhich God forbid! say God forbid! for 81.
insn' Drins her fathers grey hairs with sorrow 10
N'e grave sHe might break my heart--but worse
hat
fes SIR, might break hers should be
S'sn!ed 70 her ioib!e, than any one else.
-"' as much as they talk Of fila! ipera,itrIs
no", SHARPER Than sorpents tooth, it is 10 bave
~ T''''1!oTy inuch more does it run cou,
Se 10 al. Ire great instincts of our nature r,,tl
-. gu" anu Use purposes in our bosous; nor IN
0"i heads Dut an or hearts; Ly the author of al
good that the mother should be unkind - tlt,
Daoe 'al nliiils her; the father cruel 10 His oy1
enid. They are well called unnatural Daren,s. f.r
1t Is well known law of nature. thai tb,. s.r..,
oil succession and oil Inheritance whether IF ,,o
perry Vi auction Is N the descending Ii e. I .av
IN my conscience and in my heart believe H..
THIS experiment viii fail; If il should nt,t fil IL
sed be the An.hOr of al Good for snatcIioo iii.
People as brand from the burning which ba. o,-
suned as siub5e all the nations all fbe f,,;tr.
Uees q! the earth; which before US have been en-
Gown ana cast into the fire. Why cumbereth j,
the grouad; why cumberethit, Cut il Jo,vn- on
il down. believe that it will fail: Lnt sjr ;Fc
does not tail, its success will be owing TO The
sisiance oil Tie usurpaIlo., of one man Ly 4 now.
WHICH was not Unsuccessful in Iesisting a,otL.,
man o. the same name, and of tie same race. An
why II. Ii That think 1t viii fail: Sir with Fati,r
f"nl, may wish II 10 be perpetual esfo y,orncf
but cannot believe that il viii lie 40 r.,
believe that free republican Gov eminent IA ,,'
PatloIe win the apery Of European fashions ., H.,
inanneIs-is compatible with the aperv of H.
european luxury and habits; but if IL were w.
SNOW max u IS entirely incompatible with IyIsl
nave i'll my hand-a bass ard baseless narer -
ten ol diplomacy, AID a hardly better pare,'c,,
lem OF c"cAanSc. speak Of paper money uu5
whatever form II may exist; whether i'm il,. ai.,u
OF We old cohiiaenia Spanish niiIled dollar 80.
tea on paper, or Ia the promise to paw. which mr.
mise - never IHteGded 10 be redeemed Of Tho
s'snihcanl a word Tor the thing sicnifel Cd,I
lars J. OF tie emblem, multiplied az will for lie
realty, which has an actual If not fixed vaI,,..
Tor there is and can be no uncLaneeable standard -
value 1t Is worse than shadow for substance. h.,
shadow implies same subsls, &c; while ttouise. =,
pay Hol'GfS' imply neither ability nor ,uciipa.;,
10 pay cents.
nave another objection to make totLe ro.i,;.
advanced ~ The gentleman from North Csror.'
towards whom feel no unfrieudv sc,,i,ra, ~.
"Is"; u Is this: t0pe that lie viii Marco, 49,,
nope Tor 'he pardon Of the Senate q, lcs.tI &C.
'""' 3oH' sir, ought 20 pardon me- il il ,bi.. 49,,
-"' NONCOMPLIANCE Of tie gentleman Gou NJ
Ca'oiina' ~ attempting, at this time Of Jsv. -.
ai,eT TIE term oi our Government. % ~, cstobI.I
CH ~ ne practice uitdey tic Coust;t,,;o,, -
N'I'' SIR NE Practice under tie Constitution a..
Stt'4et, In Tie Two fist instances, il this 49,.
nat Tie Vice President succeeded the P,e.ii
"a '1at ume tic President opened Parliament =
CohSiess) by speech from tic throne; but siS
thsl Time, TIE practice las been settled anoJ..,
once The resolution Of 1901, the practire ba. 49,.
sr''e'l' What thc Secretary Of State shall s,cce,,
~ es'ueh'; hence u Is that tie Secretarvsbir =,
'ta's mas 0ecn the apple Of discord under Iii
''''" '''O'S succeeding that Of Mr. Jefferson.
"" ~ OJn" OF contention between Mr. GeiIan
"' -'i'' NooeTt smith There are more be
o,'- my ser Joking az Mr. MAcog1 fj,atl,.,o..