Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-04


made better acquainted with the conflict of pyi,,
eipie and corruption they involve In as much
as the latter has gained at least temporary tr-
umLh over the former, IT is proper that the people
have full Information OF the d0tCntcaYd tendency
of hei. public concerns, that they may understand
mgly correct the evil in the future exercise of thei
electoral functions. Ii the people do not, witt
The mighty and appropriate hand OF sovereignty
demolish the tQ!iSman Of" executive patronage,
which so adroitly works, in concurrent and reel
procal subssrviency, the great levers of ustypa
tto1 and co7Upiioa, it is but apparent that III,
awful iorebocings of Mr. Randolph will be veritie,
that tie political experiment in which we al,
now ergss Ell, ard on The success of which tn,
hopes and the liberties of the world now recline
must fall and that too, under the fell touch of the
present dynasty!!
Does Ii not then peculiarly behove the people
oil Virginia who with her eldest daughter Ken
lucky by her side, threw herself into the breach
and calamity defended Tie citadel OF the Cons;itu-
ton sgainst the uahallowed assaults of the first
Adams, The apologisi of monarchy and lraducer ol
the people as &c their own worst enemios''-to be
indeaisabe IN the defence of the GO sacred rights
OF the states" the holy charter OF the consti--
tution, against The legerdemain and double deal
iuS OF the second Adams, who, though a " puri.
tam" with the assistance of his backlog Secre-
lary, Gas Mr. Randolph desgna'es HIM seems al
lays TO have g card too many or 80 a cdro
too Jetc," as best COMFORTS with the cacuaii ion.
OF his ambition? Does it not behove you, az iour
allsis IN this ancient Cnmmonw cath, TO sound tn,
alarm with unabatug zeal? Doubtless sirs, YOU
post is an arduous and wa,chfu ONE bu, trust yot
viii prove TO be the faithful seniineIs IF Ia,
People. A SUBSCRIBER.
lfhe a'tec rtmthe 6. journal type, be fore we -
Gened the above C"d, and shall appear in meN, Fri
we can only say will attempt ui duty Ia Ines
times every rolitcian ."rht he watehfu 70. hi. Admins
ua'oh ought 10 be particularly 'cs!ehed Editors.
1t the friends OF The administration are as fotu-
nate as they bold in their denLnciations there IL
scarcely single character among ;heir opponents
which will not be prosirated 10 the ground
dr Calhoun has been s,iema,ised g as monster
oil depravity MI Randolph az malignan,
madman-M Tazewell as '' drunkarl'' and a
I" blacsguard." The nineteen Senators, who vot-
cd against the Panama Mission have been branded
IS political knsves. The President himself has sci
the example OF ilnpeaching the conduct of those
who Will not sing Hosanuahs to his name: for he
had the indeliCacy 10 cast an inuendo. at member.
OF the Senate OF the United States, which his ken-
mel presses could scarcely improves: for, he in
forms the Senate that their course involves a de-
parure, hitherto, far as | am informed, wilhou,
example, from that usage, and upon the motives
for iohich, not being informed OF them, do not
feel myself competent to dee &C." As much as 10
say, the Senate 'were breaking up from thei,
own usages, TO crafty personal spleen" The
Governor OF New Hampshire has announced the
existence of . faction" opposed to the admins
tration, at the head Of which is . The Leyia;hau
cfth- South"
If the Administration expect to succeed by the
murder OF character, they will fad themselves wo-
fully mistaken. - The poisoned ctalice will be
returned to their own lips Their own characters
VIII be criticised and unv eed-and the calurnnies
which their o~n iliends may propagate, will be
dissipaed by the power. of truth How idle, for
instance, l. ms charge against Mr. Tazewel! a
a." Drunkard!' We have ascertaned beyond tb,
possibility OF doubt, that the paragraph about lii
3" inebriaon'' on the evening of MIR. Macon.
election 60 had not shadow OF ,lu,h AT tina
time his health would not permit him 10 drink NOR
than glass or two OF claret'