Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

sites brighter wreath for the Kingdom of Heaven
\ LYDIA II. SIGOURNEY
! SccTctGry Of the Greek Committee of
Hartford, Connecticut.
From; tie Bosf0n Statesmen.
/ h4eSsrs. Greene & Hill-Observing in your pa
per short time since, g adams Cdtechfsnl. -
i take the hbertyol sending you CoGiition Creed
10 match IL - extracted from a very scarce work
almost out Of print, entitled g The CdRonicdl
BOOK Or Political Scripture" By giving il =
place you will ObIige-YOurs; SC:
| THE CO.dLITYOyY CREED.
believe IN "Josiah Quincy OF the revolution.
SO worthily represented by the Chief Magistrate Of
Boston, (Josiah Quincy here by my side''
| JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
/ President Of the IT, States
| believe that &c no sense of decency or pronrie-
ty can restrain Josiah Quincy from soiiine the car
! pet on which he trcads.''
HENRY CLAY,
| believe that the Democratic PARTY is the
scum of the Political Pot"
JOSIAH QUINCY,
Z ~ Mayor Of Boston.
believe that misery acquoints man with
| MIR. TRINCULo.
! believe, that Henry Clay, {" who spends his
nights at the gaming table or in The revels Of a
! brothel' in.concmpt OF the laws of God and man.
can never be safe depository Of hose laws
| whose spirit and yigor founded in public oni-
n ion and in public morals
! T r.
! late member of Congress from MiddIescx.
believe that g the American Government is
feeble and penurious and that the British ro
| Vernmenti5 the admiration of the world
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
We believe 8 that all useful and necessary
changes Gn goyernmenD ought only TO emanate
| rom the tree will and intelligent conviction of
thoSe whom God has made responsible for polyer.''
M aDiieSt Of the HOLY Al LANCE
believe that g the people of England have
delegated their whole power to the King, Lords,
and Commons, even the power of altering the Con-
stitution itself That all the power of the peo-
benefit"
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
President of the U. States
beEeTe that never knew writer on the
theory OF government, so partial to authority, as
not To allow that the hostile mimi of the rulers OF
the people did fully justify change of govern
ment. EDMUND BURKE.
| believe that " It is not the mechanical horror
against the name of King or aristocracv, nor the
physical antipatiIy TO the sound of an extravagant
title or the sight of innocent rbband that can
authorize people to lay violent hands on the con-
stituiion which protects their rights ana guards
their liberties"
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
President of the o. States.
believe &c ii IS surprising what an influence
titles have upon the mind, even though these IL
I u,
dress up the puppets in dnery, and then stand in
astonishment al the plastic wonder. / have been
told OF rat-catcher, who strocd for a long time A.
bout the villages without finding any employment
At last, however, he thought proper 10 take the IL
Tie OF his Majestys rat-catcher, in ordinary, and
dis succeeded beyond his expectation: when il
was known, that he caught rats at Court all were
ready TO give him countenance and employment"
OLIVE GOLDSMITH
Citizen of the world.
believe " and hope and expect TO see the dav
when Mr. Taylor and his friend MIR Giles would
be convinced that the people at America would not
be happy without an hereditary Chief Magistrate
and Senate-or at least for life
JOHN ADAMS.
believe in The Political Hegeneration-that
those who fell with the first Adams will rise with
the second"
believe " that tie whole business OF the poor
TO administer to the idlcness folly and luxury oil
the rich and that OF the rich in return is to md
out the best method Of confirming the slavery and
increai ing the buIthens Of the poor"
believe 3" that the people of all nations are
universally divided into two sorts, the gentlemen
and smplcnen. BY simplemen are sionjlied the
" common people" and ny the common people is
me1nt iHbourers' husbandmen, mechanics and
JOHN ADAMS.
believe that birth, singly, and without an
cpithet, extends, ! cannot positively say how far,
but iitEdliFtiJ ~ Stops NuCIG u~ciUi arts dUi
dustry begin Merchants. trddc,mcn yeomcn.
farmers aud ploughnon, are not born, o. at feast
in so mean way. a5 not 70 deserve a name and
is perhaps for that that their mothers are
said to be delivered, rather than brought to bed of
them. But Baronets, Knights and Squircs have the
honour Of being born"
THE WORLD-IiA
believe " the defence Of Baltimore has given
Us lit1e more to be proud of than the demonstra-
lion against 10 has afforded to our enemy. Pro- |
osts retreat from Patsburg has been more dis !
graceful TO them tian honorable to u.s."
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
believe " thatitis unbccOrnSg moral s. rcli. I
gous people, ~ rejoice IN thC Victories obtained
over our enemies
JOSIAH QUINCY
believe that slayer,, domestic slavery. say
what men will, is condition Of life, az well AZ
any other, 20 be- justified by morality, religion,
and international law. 80
EDWARD EVERETT !
I believe That " n % one doubts says prgua
Scotia a., that 81 necessary 10 put hercGcs 10
death; but we may ask, what kind OF death IL
ough, 10 1c2 Alphonso de Castro, Book 2, upon the
just punishment of herctc-. 'hicfs I, cutie iadif