Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
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"Tiir DANCER OVER" A.
The following letter reminds strongly memorable Ad-
dress of Edmund Pendleon title is with pro.
found regret, that great services the
councils of the nation Of Virginia
10 greater degree than hmscfNo better qualified TO
teach those great truths which he usraod- Blu,
the last act of his political life worthy rest Its leea
cy ened to our prooundest consideration and respect
morning lay before His arc ap
full and deeply impressveW would them
to tho attention of the public il insured that every
thing which issues from Mr. Barbours pen, subject and
at such time would be universally road
From the Orange courthouse Reporter Of Oct o.
To the Citizens of the Congressional District com
posed Of the Counties Of Spottsyluanid, Louisa, o.
range & Madison.
LLow-CITIzENs-Having accented Judicial an
pontment under the Federal Governn ent am abo,,,
once more, to dissolve the tie, which binds me TO Won
In the relation oil Representative, and retire from your
service ieih =
Under these circumstances, feel impecd if not by
sense OF duty, at least by inclination TO saw few
words to you aparng. With the exception OF the pc
Rod oil the 18th Congress- il has been my fortune to have
represented you in uninterrupted continuity for Is
last past
On my part, all that can pretend to- is-That have
endeavored to serve you 10 the utmost Of my
bility, with zeal and fidelity. On your part during the
whole OF that time, have experienced, so much stea
diness OF support when yon thought me right so much
allowances for human fability, when you thought me
wrong, and such uniform kindness, at all times and or
all occasions, that may say, without figure otha,
your service has been perfect reedom will add tina
In retiring from II, L ieel engraven upon my heart, a
sense of gratitude which neither time nor other cause
ran ever obI;,era,e vvba,son,ar nr 81 - M ~. -
tide me, in future life.
Az h, would he DOING in;,.,;ce 20 too,;,.. :.
make This dec,arat;on co an, ay,aJ .,. o' !"
stances unIer Which -" i" sd 'n una. .ne CIT
nation give II f,lI credi, for nsrrc, ;n.a;, w es
ot least cannot have an ohar u,o,;,a o TO, 1o'e
anv other save onIv t,e nlaos,,re a;s;, So ~, LAY.
mourning If the gratet, sens;L;I;,;as sc 81.
yerfowing Q - '''r''' 49, -
As II resnects tho c,use which H., ;,o, -
cond tse 70 yybdr,,v from ~ iiI TT 'e SO
sure II will be redeemed hv ,,o,, ;,;s It. al
for me To sav.That the toll ;13c;Js -, ~, = =; 80,
press and the d,ties of a Iahor;o,s scss; ~; IA
than can hear In svorJ"Tha oa.mas" 70 ,o.'
pose:'' not the renose of ndolence Sor :, 4; &c
nature 10 INDULGE in tbot Int ,bat &c 80; ,J ,,o
| Here nerbans n;nht v ;,h nrr;., 49, 800 :, ' o
ediction Rt nv feeiinos oro,ont ~ ; 800;
further and I weld obedience 10 ,i,e ;u,.a " -
Ever since The fornoat;on If o,r nrosan, E.a.,
ernn,ent We - 49, s;;J, present ,. cue raj '.o'
The great line of deinarkaon has been. betweer
those who advocate enlarged and those who advocate
restricted construction, of the Constitution Of the
States. -fr 4tfl nat ,Iel.f
To the latter party IL has been my pride and boast I,
have belonged, through the whole course of IN pub,
lfeAnd 10 its doctrines have TO point II
my public with an unvaI wing polarity y. 4
| have done this, because II has BEEN and still is m,
sincere belief-hat such course steadily pursued wi,
lead directly TO the peace 1.-THE harmony the Happiness
and prosperity of our common country. ssl
II not my purpose this time to enter into any spe
cula,ive discussion, upon this subject.
have heretofore the floor Of Congress, exhaustc,
ell my views in relation to itand moreover the vie
oil others and especially those of Virginia as exhibited
in the luminous report Of her lcgs ature in I799 arr
before the public But on this OCCASION the last durn,