Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-15

ALBANY, December 5.-The Legislature oF
.n'S sta adjourned yesterday, at 9 clock. bsv
'hS completed the entire First Part of the revision
OF the statutes, and the whole of the Second Part
WIN me exception OF one chapter not submitted
by the Revsers i''eu
ihe attention oil the Legislature 10 the ere,, tu
shess oil The session, has been constant; not day
oeeh ios'' we m.Sh: almost cay that not ON
nouI mas peen appropriated TO any Other spbiect
we CONFESS that we feel proud of our s,n,e
,ha' II has begun. and 80 far so well accompli.b.J
'n'- g'ea' work 10 The gentlemen who have tre
p'eu 'he revised statutes for the legislature and
20 whose talents and assiduous devotion n the
uu'se mus imposed upon them, the public !. go
i"ueo'ed' we can offer no higher praise than
'u,' as ,hey can rely upon receiving when the re-
suit OF their abors shall go out and be fuII,
Argus.
we and The following very remarkable pa,s,ys
IN me Residents Message:
csdemyl VIC -'aF" "a
Tins paragraph battles orr ingenuity. we
cannon believe that Mr. AdsIns meant to libel and
'usult our Navy; yet we can see no other co,.
s'ruriion that can be put upon it.
me literature which can place our officer
~ s"et OF polished education with the officers
~ 9'h'r mariitnle ratjonsr'
New, vi bout saying one word apa;ns, hi.
'd''i academy, we would ask how, when and
"heIe "ir- Adams found on, that our oficers,,
pefc MT already on n ieuet ofpoli.hed ednca ion
WIN The cBiceIS IF other maritime nation ,q,'
20 "efFs 10 u.s. We have always understood I!
an" we believe such is The fact that our officers
are vastly superior 20 The oGic efs of other ma tin
nations IN polished education
"'enu, an officer OF our Navy, has Just given |
70 ,"e contents OF note received from an Officer !
o' Tue Bn.ifh Navy, of rank and fnmiIy. II runs
y" mas pick-nick to-day-will YOU
't"e us." Car the Secretary of our Navy Dro-
duce, in all his correspondence with {. onr re- pe
GERS high ard low, such SAMPLE Of Sc ,,o,;e5o5
education? - P0'F""e1
hoove all, that acquaintance with the pripri
pres Oh nonor and justice, with the higher o5tjoo
i ,S o. morals, sad ofgenerai laws, human and
"h'ch constitute the great distinction be.
, P"dle can be systematically taught and en.
'"en'iy acquired only in a permanent school. Ssc
vow u this was not the language of the P,esi
Ie"' OF the United States, we should say. i, was
,'' ~. "U,'ense. " The principles of honor and
'S-"e! Not an officer in our Navy basbeen To
'as'l academy and will Mr.. Adams pretend :
- say tst they are strangers to the PRINCIPLES Of
ionoI aud justice? viii he pretend to saw tina, !
ne o'ncers OF or Navy do not possess the prin !
- F''e oi hohor Hl az eminent deeTes2 Ii the
principles oil honor and justice can only be emf 5
'eehiy acquired in permanent school, then none
>, ou' oihcers have erDinenty acquired them, for
zone o. them have been TO a permanent school. |
Was Naval Academy.
me higher obligations Of ,aoyoiy" In these /
90 MI a thinks the officers of our Navy are
iehcient. Now, we believe they know as much b
,oou' tine higher obligations Of morals'' AZ air
H'ans, who went to Z" u permanent srhooi'i am ;
played Ffoiessor in College or IS the officers t
ne GTh7y who graduate at F1est Point. WHICH i, !
permanent school. .
=" The udyTiOr. patriot, and the Fcerss5rob Is
'er and piTate!" Our officer. have M, tssD
sosh' at : a PsTmdntnt school, where alone
hese things can he acquired which "constitoie the
great distinction between the warrior patriot and
he licensed robbsr and pirate'-thetefore ,bev are
no'hing more than licensed robbers md DirGfes.
l8ah Republican.
FiRGfNIA. The lsgislalufs Of this state com,
nenesd It's annual session on Monday last. There
was very lull meeting Of both houses. We have
copy OF Gov. Giles message. II is ai5nsiness-
p"Pef That weave very glad 10 see. 1t describes
al much length end psfspicuity, many local
matters OF great interest TO The people Of thai
60 commonwealth, and gives up only one column
loi the Enqgifet"l to an argument against the
power OF the general government to make inter
D'' 'r oyemenis and the tariff, both which he
esieeWs 10 TO unconstitutional. we intend 10
extract those paris that relate 10 general subisc G.
IS soon as permitted by ths Press Of national ar I
,ieIes. Cy1Tles,s Rer,ste,
Mr.. 1iifdielDaTtb, Of the Union Coqniv. the
Speaker elect, and Mr.. .EcCreerV, of Wash
ngion County, bis Respectable opponent, are both
warm and active Gisnds OF Cen Jackson. The,
lsye acted IS presiding Officers Of democratic
Jackson meetings in their rsspectiy COUNTIES. a,