Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
mag lava OF contumcllous Indignation, ~


which even the bold and naughty -piril Of Mr..
Clay bowed down, and absshed, He being silent,
The administration regarded no. the angry tongues
oi Others. The great Achilles having wi hd|awn
10 his tent, what cared ,h,y Tor minor foesp Ii
appears hen, that 1t could not be iroa; comp assion
Tor their woes, tina, the editors Of the Intelligent
Ger have thus suddenly changed their course. =.
Nor do the lew remarks OF Mr.. Van Buren,, on
which 'hey comment with so much severity, seem
20 aa ordinary understanding, calculated to pro-
duce 40 much excitement. L. must have been the
tew lch followed these remarks, vote which
Threatens them with the loss OF the entire printing
OF Congress. {" Himc tic iachyyn,e >" The v
ieel now that they fighting for their dearest,
and mos imporiaD, Interests, pro ayis ct (ocs -
and 'h'y 'heieiors fight with Zeal and energy
BLAND.
From the sa,nel
=" IL Is good ruie that tpiH tUork both tpays.'
Mess's. GALES Il Sealon observe that the voters
I'm the ection OF public prin on sending Min
is,er 20 Tscubaya, and on the Colonial Trade Bill
were with one or two variations the same; that
'his could not have happened by accident and that
!, is therefore demonstrated far as circum.
t,"i testimony go, that on these three questions
there was distinct understanding and a commu-
MY oil acton among certain number of Sena-
tors Nov, 40 the % Senators " bo voted for
! H"ies y Seston, have It, like manner voted to-
scther ON the three questions above sta ed II -
demonstrated, that there was distinct under stand
/ lug aud community OF action" lin other words A
cosiiiioni among them. II then Messrs g. s s.
rrove thai there H. combination, they grove by
the same process that there Is a c0oiiftOn
Again, they would have us believe that the great
magician, Martin Van Buren, manages the first
inca oi the land: Or rather, that like Snowman.
I've Phys -uTh puppets as The &c ncorruptibl. Ma
Goa, I'D Smith of : C., and Benton Of cspacious
mni aud Chandler OF blum, honesty and Ber-
rten, and Uhite, and Randolph & Tozetp.Htiy
Is 1t 1hen inc.edole, that MIR Clay may have
/ drilled he eoGiesced Senator'S among whom a
distinct understanding and community at action is
hemot>tr"ted." above l. 1t beyond belle. tina,
| the secretary -iyfo as he 10 IN the arts OF man
! S''nen mi intrigue may have trained in hi.
,ifice mtn OF the gigantic talents OF Johnson, OF
louisiana, whose genius, though in embryo, li nj
i'e' has been Matched mo ephemeral being
under the wing oi Mr.. Clay? Or, is 1t incredible
'ndt ne may have brought 20 hts 'andard, per
jas aut 'sefas, such men az Ba,eman, and noble
a''' tho'n's, ct hoe omRe gcnus, whose iaient-
| "'H ieqHte The incubation of more than one or
wv seSsons TO no1risn them into existence. Or,
>" suarge that be should have IN his train men
vi the stubborn principles. and consistent char
"cteT, ara Mc0'FnpfiOte independence oil Gen.
| AA'Hi>oh; men VINO so Tar Il ON seeking an ap-
foIniment would disiain office If ,hes could
se' ""e' ami VINO would spurn al being fed ny the
crumbs from tie presidential table,
Lastly, we would be g.sd TO lesln from The Ed
Nors oil the inteiiisencer, those chromancers of
he present day, those political ior,uneteiler. yho
u'"w sucn sure pTognos.!a- from The " sisas Of
me 'i-'rr," what is - the sign wien we see a
vas PfeFonderamce OF talents and inflexibe int
rity Srr'yrd against Az administration Whai il
the sign, when IN OF the most exalted pol,tiraI
sssemblage~ in the world, we see it, ,otterng cause
ina'"laned by PIgm-s II .ssailed by Giants w nat
Is the syn when such men as