Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-05

tender any pledges 10 my future conduct but know
no. ~ do refuse to give pledges the sans grounds
as they, for have objection 10 pledge mys. In de-
tail il it be ncedui; bu, hitherto have found il
cessary for aIr no untried msn. ,homsh have not
the hsppin,. OF being born II Yorkshire [ehsers
My public life "a twsnty one yssCs' dIrsion 10 be
fore you, aud lu'ing al that time dough nsv.r could
have dtesmt thai Il would have lei nj exTsr-
binary remuneration il has h,cn neatly de'icst %
the service at nay coun'iY. ! can nh'y spreAl--icr
have no o,hSr explanations 20 awe Of Iuy future intsn
tons-I can OILY appeal say, 20 tho courss which /
have hitherto held and ak h.hsve thst IL 10
not likely that shall now dsssr, 'he pcincis witch
hitherto have held sacred, from which no temptation
ms moved me tina, could he offered me, either in mn
political or probe 's'ua, life tgrea CHI s-rinf;1 which
frowns OF COur, have scared from asserting al.
though has been my fate T. nset with the H.
would abandon an iiius,riou, clisnt whom il vac
resolved 10 'ormeut-to banisho persecu,s-Aud even
to murder Isrest cheering, win two thres his.es
IRON the hu',ings an siad 10 see that. have no
thousands OF ellowe z,os, ~ no like thousands a.
the time, shared tho feelings by which We. Influenced
in that Gaze OF unhcard-of cruelty, and cf mean and
sycouhanIic comnlishce with the cartice OF q Monarch
on ths part OF Miui',srs-a conn snce OILY 10 be
sqnsllrd in those countries ~here The tyrant. Of the
East 6ash the scymsier or brsnd.h the DO s,ring in
tue eyes those Ministers who refuse to comply ri,h
their cruel propensites Ich.er:.'l
81 have heard with deght, to which can scarcely
give words that glowing expression Of OPTION m'ds by
Mr. Bethel, respecting the state of shurs in Fence,
and The course which it dictate. to England. The Hon
gentleman say' that he has Of usstion ha
the nVbe Duke in whom he eon6des--by the bye, I
nave not found his confidence vary general in this
county, TOR wi h the exception OF two Of hi.
colleagues 20 kHow whs there for the psools "a
couids in--,hs Hon gentleman say, that he has CON.
hdence that no breach OF tn. p.ac. will he committed
by England account of the late France
believe il; hut not from any ovorweenins confidence
in the noble Duke; have securities f,r l. and will
tell you what they are. Fr-t of al, the nohe Duke l..
not mad End frantic like the King OF France; the
next security is, that we are bourd to keep the
peace in heavy recceniAsnces-S 800 million, are ia.
amount OF our recoshizAnces. [cbse:s.l have no
fear that we shall break sm. Ihavs al.o third So
cury-bsore me ii stands enrolled in ths painest CO
lors.
"Thr4e voices raised in favour Of the p.rsscu.
ton OF 1870, wlch Instituted 10 ss'isfy Eins's
caprice do not hink thai there will be q snels
voice that VIII DISSENT iron The nroposan that arr
now going 10 'dvance. that the Minister, wis or pre.
ence II rreservns social orleroeher. slusy. must h.
pretence Tor 10 OF prot tho s.ab
Hshmens Cf Church and Stats IL they could he hst-
ter protected han by The heart lt concurrence Of fee
peopleor of owing pity for an august and fallen Mo
march. az some people may call him, but whom I will
take the liberty OF calli0g enrssAd and frantic ".
rant-or from sympathy for the weakest government
winch ever challenged the rity or ex'or'sd The
tempt mankind-indeed from synpathy 10 that NJ n
stry to arm thia country, defy any man 10 do IT, n,
man. repeat, will di-,ent rem ;h. promo, too IN,
the Mi"iser who should 'end, will not saw ono fs,s
hnt single Deal boat or single Instruction to .ins.
Ambassador tn ntci ffe in h'ir bshsl-,nd .oo not ia
inqnire wle'h those we have already Their, have
dom th"io duiy 10 England, have betrayed THAR lu.
~ ana dsr"eeh her courry, by taking par, tho ex.
tent hey have d0ns-wouli BE- doomsd 10 tn, Io.. I
WIN no, gay OF what he ought To lose, but the Ger.
tain and inevitable lo' of his character and OF what
~ would peralventure value s more, of his place
tcheers"
Mr.. Bou,ham declared tha, negro ,ngncipnton
was 20 be h~nce'orh Of The chirf Obi CT. Of hi.
public llte On the SANE occasion rs quoted the ma
Inns OF W. 'hngt,n relative ~ peace, -ddog-
Washington raised % the suprr,, po,rer by
the unblug voices OF that country hch he had .rr,.
ed aud savsd--And after having been iued 10 tha,
Proui commence, he laid down 'hs srepfre which hi,
country hal piVrn him. whe0 hs fouHi h. could no,
wie'd 1t con'-len'lv With ih4 liberty 81 the sountry
Which he had gained"
what confused or erroneous no.i3ns Of our hi-to "
nj E1-