Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-26

The mark Of this attack part of my constit.
uents is, fore, too large and loog not show al
once is true origin and character and 10 prove anew
how much easier II is TO alter names than things
The Inconsistency Of these from such qua rers
will also be apparent, when our history rights
by finding that these authors OF them have also
voted Tor Southern candidates nearly, ii not quite
often "a the democrats and always when their party
success would be promoted by il; because emitting l7Sc
AMI lI93, when all united Tor Southern man, they
appear to have voed TO- one President in 1901 lSOS
1916, anl 1920.
The smallness Of the number and dinhlutive inpor.
lance OF the suppo, tors of th. admin the East
Is another rlaEnsu;u.oIs taut fom The same sourc.
against the genunene' OF their democracy; it, when
hstory IS set right. the present Executive did not oh
tain NOR. votes IN New England than did Mr.. JeI-r-
son in A. ID 1900 aud with the exception OF State
more than Mr.. Madison did ia A. ID. 1917. We are
&C, usomed in The Eat Sir, TO tia' for correct.
ing mistakes. New Hampshire, a a S'ais since the
late election, ha, already changed her dSe CATION in
the Other House, a. TO be entire 10 favor OF this adj.
minisralion. And has not Maire herself, beside an
electoral vote for IL, ser. equal number there
support! On this think her denioc have some III.
Tie claim 10 respect, in point Of numbers however charg-
ed with apo'tacy; and may lie padoned in the guess
esigns othe times there they will least fry
To hew majority in favor of this soon.
or than The present deics stion Maine here shall
succeed in ob,Sining al he Milne and Massachusetts,
claims for he mis- conduct Of their peace party in the
| late war.
The resemblance between the political character Of
the opposition and admnistra,io parties in A. d. I79s
| A. d. 1872 and A. ID. 1898, would seem 10 give a,
some little title TO od-hshoned d.mocracy. The same
democratic States, with exceptions oniy are
found a. each era, side by side in favour Of Jefferson
Mtdison, and the hero of Orleans o. one side Viz
2inia and Pennsy vsnia-Caroina aud Gcorgi,-Ten
nessee and * 'ntucky On the other, Delaware aud
Massachusetts, Connecticut, AMI divided Maryland.
he same distinguished statesmen OF the frat era who
survive and who were bonored bv every species Of
abuse from the most malignant Of their enemi.s those
republican statesmen Of 1898, tho Livingstons, the
Macons. the Smith, the Randophs and the Gie.e. are
again fond acting and sigm ,ized with the humble
democrats Of the East who support the present admin
isna,lon' YES sir, when that Rentlemans (M'. Liv
ingson) little more than year since, not in old by
gone days OF virulence, defeated in an election
TO the other House, one of the first papers at the
"head quarters OF good PRINCIPLES" that hoi.teJ the new
banner Of National Republic Inism exuIted that h.
was consigned to the tomb OF all the CapuIrt." and
farther added when we recolect that Mr.. l. is old
sinner, and that we inc,ing punishment Tor the
pack sdng OF thirty years, may safely say he falls
nwept-unhoDored."
Little did they then expect HE Aniean vigour in ri.
-ing from that fall would restore him {, tn.
couneis of his country the representative Of soye
reign State, rather than of sim Gle district And little
ana they heed IA in by gonedays," the base Injustice
hey were perpetrang towards one, OF whom il l.. no
hattery to'ay, he is az civilian less than politi.
can an ornament both TO that State and his country
no 10 our race Accessions have, Of course, been made
from other ranks 10 swell the increased majority Of IS2S
over those OF $500 and 1912; but they have been
rut, accessons OF principle and Of Jargain; ard
such accessonS then they will endure. flourish, and
near good irut, long as the original stock upon which
,hey have been engrated But il they have not been
from prncip'e, who cts how they NAV be Sc
vered from the stock Whether the same doctrines in
NE man, are also not ROW advocated by US a. were
advocated by The administration OF 1901 and by its op-
po,ton Ia OF too Imnon notorety, and has been to
"y shewn In the progress OF h. debate need much
'nt'her Illustration. On the part OF the administrations
aouseu az has heen, or at least tbs part of its sup
pcrters in the East, whose claim, 20 demo-racv bav.
ocea so moies'ly challenged venture with hankness
10 assert that there is in general the same adherence
10 strict construction OF the Constitutions and TO the
reserve rights and soveregntes of the States as under
lerson-the same acqucsccnce in instruction, Inv
do irafn
Wy-the same adherence of implied and iou bfu no W.
ers whether over the fres', the deliberations of thi,
nooy, or The industry and free trade ofIhe country. o.
me rohrTy' on the part OF the oppoiilion there are,
ana have been, The same SCOTS at reform and economy
INC same denial OF the right Of instruction in the
States to their Senators-he same struggle for liberal
ana enlarged constructions OF tho constitutional ref.
sal " to he pased by the will of our constituents
implied powers carried TO the greatest in assum
ing 10 accept IN The recess invitations Panama. and in
claiming The right in that recess, without the
oil the Senate to appoint Minst rs on such an expen
sVe anu hazardous mission and finally, certain
ments oil spc-fc' character bearing on tie pre.s
not quite in coincidence with Hill introduced here
the came day by my friend from N Jersey (aIr Drker.
ol79S
This a'ti uie of party now in a majority dscIaim.
ing implied ana enlarfe powers in the legislative as
wen as the executive branches. is most cheering
sign o. me times for the safety Of liberties AMI is
an attitude worthy imitation in all governments csoe.
cialy by all republican magistrates in all future time
say nothing against the past administration men, for
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ing Of some OF the political a.ures they or their
friends, have proposed and approved II any part OF
the democracy OF the East friendly this administra-
uon were once in vor Of the late Chi-f Magistrate
ana sincerely intended 10 support his administration for
haVng, az hey supposed, become united with that de.
mocracY and inclined 10 enforce ia PRINCIPLES and
many oil them honestly did intend and believe: any
OF them IN gone years" vndicated him against at
lacks from the political school whence we orr
ewes are now a'sailed, and, like the present Presi-
dent IN the letters here cited against him To Mr. Mon.
roc" did think well of the talents and IA rio.m OF that
Chet Magistrate, the world will see ,ohen the hisfo-
IYU me hdst IS set right where and on what side has
been any change Of principle.
Ihey VIII see whether the fredcheru and nposfdcu
so ol'on insinuate6 here and eewhere and forneriv
applied by The same political school, in ihr same wsy
10 mat very chiet magisirata, do not now il apple able
al a u courteous and just to any body, more properly
Apply 70 Tue course OF that magistrate anil Of his AL
minlstal9n' Than TO those democrats in the Eat who
continued faithfully to cling to the platform of iemo
calc principles? What verdict, on this point have all
The democratic States in the Union, standing t,pc,her
IN l799 1872 and in 1925 almo't unanimously re- turn.
edf Is u not that the p'st admins in many res
pecs'hepaffed irnm the principles OF democracy. And
"hat verdict has New HAMPSHIRE herself within the
lau year, return"s thst hos wIO miner nv
democratic votes, and 10 defsnd democratic principle
and who abiled by ho.s principles. TO the hazard Of
both popularity and Office that they were faithful
among the bhess and their course be approved? or
That The deseriion, IL IL existed all, on the side
ot That p'rs o her delegation in the other Hone who
Tor sdhering 10 all and Undetermined
nj That administration, have been permitted to re'irs
to private life!
One only OF that delegation, man who.e stern de-
mocracy never quail-d, bent any fellow man has
Tor that, been borne back here ,riumphauny by the
n Tho anil -.