Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-24

coveries, which, ia the lac; four CENTURIES, have
peea made IN the physical Constitution the Universe
| 10y the means OF these badings AMI OF observers
stationed IN them, shall we doubt of their use;,l-
ness to every nation! Ind ,ohiie scarcely q year
passei Aads trtaou bring w same ~ ~ ,sS.snl
tsa discovery t adca use mus yl.a reie a, .e,on
a"d J'sm Europe eating 0aseses q1Ios, the
mean" " returning Igt tgA rii,e hs-s ob
e"tA rsr'iVss AZ isrp,e darsa ansareiay eyes,"
Erirae, 5.a.
" The slisii Of !.opros eDent is abroad upon the
eaf'h III stimulates The heart, and shsrpens the IA
cui'es not of rllow-ciiizsns alone, but OF he
na'ioas OF Europe, aud OF their rulers. While
hweili'g WIN piessins Satisfaction upon the supe-
nor excellence oi our POLITICAL Institutions, let US
no' be nrini'.Giul that Liberty Is Power; that the
nation bie-t with the largest portion of libety,
must IN proportion 10 is numbers, be the most
power iul nation upon earth; snl that the tenur. OF
power Dy man, Is, IN ;he moral purposes OF bis
ote@tor, upon condition ihst IL shall be exercised
10 enos oil tenehcence, 10 improve The condition Of
hi'hssii ani bis fellow men. Whe foreign ma.
'0"s, less blessed wIih thai freedom which is pow.
er' ihAn ourselves, are advancing with gigantic
sHldeS IN tie career of public improv emeat, wee
we 10 siumosr IN Incidence, fold up our arms and
proclaim to the world tha. are pa!sie.! by The
to"I V orr constituents, wouldn't not be to cas-,
away Tue un'ieS OF woyideure, aud doom
ourselves 10 perpetual niefIoTity 20
E.trac. ion, 0Aio Lsiser.
Ahe opih'oa OF J9hA Quincy Adams. the
subject OF Internal Improvement 1921.
Ahe question OF the power oil Congress 10
authorize me making oil la,ernsl ImpIoy is
IA o'AsI w0'ds question heihef the peopls OF
'hs Union, In ini ming their common social
co'pac, az avosS eddy for the purpose of promo.ing
'heH general welisre, have performed their work
~ a manner. so iHBa6Iy stupid as to deny
nemsei's IS the means OF lettering their own con-
dition have too much respect for IN. Intellect OF
my country 10 believe 1t. rne hrst obscI of hu-
'nah association Is the inpro eneat oil The coni-
Hoh Oh Tie associated Roads aud canals are
1"ons ue most essential means of i'm d. owing the
Condition OF natlon-, and people, which ia .nld
oe'''ei@'eiy' oy the Organization of its authorized
power, deprive itself OF The faculty of multiplying
us own blessing; would be as wise as creator
VINO SHOULD und, rake 10 cots, tite human
oeiiS without = heart" Ohio .Ndf;ouaL Crisis
hNt'oct from Msssoge- 1875
"u'' IL 'ne power 10 exercise iea isla,ion in all
eases whatsoever, over the District OF Co,u.nbja
'ie power to lay and collect lakes. dates i'm
p'i's ana excuses, to pay The debts and nrovile
~ '"e 'oinmoa defence and general welfare of the
S",'eo states; IL the power 10 regulate commerce
"',H ioIeisn nations and among the several states.
a"u WIN me Indian Tribes; 10 iix the standard OF
"s's" s"u measures; 10 establish post Offices and
POS, 'oausi 10 declare war, 10 raise and support
armies; 10 provide and main ain navy 10 .I,.,,oss
"a A"d MAKE oil ne.dlii rules ami res,,l,,,o,.
is-Pec'hS HE territory or other proDerty beIons-
'hs 10 Tie United States aud to make all laws
~" s"ai' De necessary and proper for carrying
III mil
"e's enumerated IN the Constitution. NAV he ef
lectuaiy brought into action BY the Laws n,oo,o,
'"6 'iis Improvement OF agriculture Commerce
emu manufactures, the cultivation aud encoarag.
Vi "ie "echanic and of the elegant ans the
eeneh' 0i literature an the progress of the
; 49, ornamental and proiOund,- TO refrain
Il ON exercising them FOR tie benefit Of the neonIs
themselves would be 10 hide in the earth III "a
ient Committed 10 our charge would he tro..h,
10 The most sacI Ell of trusts
me Editors are requested TO add 10 these ex,,ac,s
owe ON Mr.. Giles Political Di qni,itions No
- "nich the same sentiment is expressed.
""e' me most mature aud deliberate COMMUNICATIVE
as 10 contained IN the toast given on the III -
July. o' we Oh
ne writer, after owing his best s,tent, n
~ - eye" OF ihe message, In relation TO IA.
ies'ueD' abstract views of the theories and oh |
49, VI governments, aud 10 his comparative
views vi the general government with the rovern
me"'s OF Tie rest of the world az avow+d ,barai !
e"ihoi avoid adopting the following conclusions
As,' lhst, In The Presidents opinion ,b,. :. |
no difference In the theories of go, e,men,,I ias,;.
unions; provided they leave the practical ,ov.rn-
,"e"'7 perfectly Tree, IN the choice of mesns IN !
oet'eI the Condition of those over whom ,tar
respectively extended. %
"a That all governmental duties are sss;,,e,,, !
soetHS man by the Author of our existence. - :;
other words, that all governments d! ris;,,s nd
are of divine origin. " lo"e's
~ An"t no government, In whatever form
constituted, can accomplish the lawful end. of |
10 institution, ualess 1t be left free to ex.rcise
an unlimited discretion in The choice az 80.
beuer Tie Condition OF those over whom il * sv
tended. - % ca
. 4ih That The restraints Of the will Of co,.r
luen's are absolutely Incompatible with such ualim-
tied discretion ''ui-
Ihat ia this important respect, ,bs ,b.o- |
RES OF European governments, pariicuIa,Iv L..
OF Great Britain, France and Russia have = a.. |
cided advantage over The general government. AMI
"Ia' 'hls advantage must continue so lono a. H.
administrations OF the general government sL,II
eonlescend 0e paisIej by the viii OF tler co.,s;
tuenis - ''''s''-
g 9th That it is in consequence Of this :. inf !
iSOie advantage, That The governments If CO,
IMAM rance and lt1ssia, are repeatedly recon-
nedded In The message, a. examples far i,ni,.,,,'
me opinions expressed In the Alb July Grafton to
'he contrary Notwithstanding
ynT. clay and Gen L,c5,o,.
We lay before me reader another lett., from, NJ
beyerey. Tie Editor Of the telegram con.
plans OF suppression in the publication MAD.
W Nr Clay, or bic friend Mr. hammond {, 49,,
MI Zane mad been prevailed upon TO Give a.,
improper cs'tihrae. If the Telegram mean H.,
the second letter from Mf Beverley 10 Nj y no
complaining ~ strong terms. that a copy mad bser
iSNen' contrary 20 his expecia len, we ask no.,
coYid hr. Clay OBTAIN copy OF that lstt,r Il, 49,,
COM any MS Publication, when The second seot.,
OF u announced that Dir. G. had left ,Ybeel,os; III
me met Ieller OF which Mr.. e. did take a Con-
w, was Ho' iu'iy published, that is another question
he copy OF Gen. Jsckson's lefier is ye,isei =,
the eefhcste OF AIessfs. Noah Zane. NJ, ~
Chaplin Morgan Nelson and W. ). Peiefson, Al
Tue copy o. AIr. beverley. 6,s, f.t.--