Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-22

Jloo' or printing the congregational docuuffr which
of'Sx motley host to this place. with every session
quota oil ultra politicians who take peep TO the
iie, or beyond the legitimate object Of their deeya
little P'e'ident-maker in his conceit and until
ne bushes. OF is exclusively given
the people, II will continue to be 90. The brief but
'uA authority, " u stood alone. given to Congress
70 check he Executive, by confirming appoinme u.
~ one House, and making appropriate in the o,her
oeing unfortunately connected with two ant con.
u,S'ons' de,ec'. initiate. every man. more Ies.,
WIN an Imaginary importance that greatly imredes
ne progress Of public business in and GU, OF
Tor throughout all nature. where strong current l.
get IN motion from any cause, countersctng or eous.
using one will sprng up in its neghbo. hood IL the
Two amenimerts proposed by the President, 10 make
Members OF Congress 20 office for give time
n 70 'ske TN election OF e'deut OF the hands OF
ne House under any contingency were adopted this in.
hated imaginary import ,nce would straiybtwsv sun
sa-' aud the proper business OF Congress would go
regularly on every winter, cad Of So uueb filing
al me Presi' with untounded and unayaiIng crim
na''on', mainly intended 20 operate on the p.ople at
dis ance TO all ct the remote eb of making PEE.
;, -, anu .n' ultimate one OF getting office from
BIN who shall have the cool fortune TO ride the a.
.ndan-as each would claim the PRINCIPAL agency in
necnng ", u not IN each instance by referring 10 the
mot volc mt assuming 10 have IN.
wires The levers In some her way. Be sured then
mat amendments OF this character will origin,,,
n Nonyre's' OF meet the appreciation OF tn, body
ne states Themselves must effect it, or atew ell To all
nope OF despatch in congregational lsgsiatior Let apy
man look into the proceedings OF any session of Con.
gress r several Yeas bach, and .ay II he "a, con.c
-ntiousy say, that making aud unmakng Presidents
noes not mix ino almost every measure Of great ma
tona concern. and most OF the loo aud
a'so Most OF these men have some distinctive cha.
without inquiry or study. Who ever sees Mr. Stan.
berry, for in''ancs. or hears hs voice. tina, does not
once pronounce him at o. little Presids n, in his own
coacei, or at Ieast a Presiden t-makrr, WbiIs our
much beloved Chief Magistrate p,ssesses the mos,
bland and conciliang tones in the world the vore n,
WIS moRkiE IN the great national laboratory of Pre-.
h aen. maxns resembles the deep erOanirg Of the
hundred ton bar OF pig-iron, cast Lswyerorge OF
Cox, Cranch, and Company, Tor the Iorkfes Of This
great American metropolis, to move the WORLD with
which they exhibited before tn. Presiden,'s Hou,s a
'he a'e French LIBERATION re- and carried in romr
procession to the Ca ,i,o % ioi, in chorus with
the orators illusions 20 the President, They will all
ere long, both leaders an dupss find them..Ivcs ~
the wrong box. The Yorkies here have ,Ir-ad, ha
gun to open their eyes TO tn. cheaerv of Cox and
psny. and the people of Mr. S,anberry's district viii
| ton around. 49,
But let us turn from This dark picture Of poliica
trai''yto bright exception. have just had the pe
re Ell an introduction to Mr. Blair. the Editor OF tn,
Go'e, recently established i'm thi. city Mr. Blair yo,
know is the nephe Of the late Rev John d. Blair. o.
Mchmohn' iiyon are not acqu sined with him per son
ally you would pronounce him on i hit "a h. tie moo
relative OF Parson Blair; for he bear, mora ex,c, an
srikng Ikenessboh in feature and figure TO that bis
estsemed and popular divine than did any of his owr
sony ms. bla'r manners and amabiy OF charscte
display happy conformity to the constitutional mou,
he derives from nature As to his talents hi, profoun
research and close reasoning political essayis o.
MS admirable tact at party warfare all the corp Of En-
itors are July acquainted with tn en- and dr.y appre ri
a'e then But this Is not sufficient extend their 10
~ 70 the people genera ly for whom ne devo,es tn
oest energies oil his highly gifted mind, wish the A,
tenuon oil the public could be directed towards his n,
per- fom its principles, aud the ability already dis
played IL promises to be Of the most orthodox an
talented republican p,p-rs before established a
Washington. 81 far, 1 see nothing TO Induce donb,
mar VIII be the exact prototype of the old yrsini
Sch DOL. :, e
| "fou cannot have overlooked Mr. Blair's pumhe,
on the Presiients Message nor can YOU. or an
true republican, fail to concur with m. that the N
number, Gu "lnteroal improve ment. is wor nv =, h
let IN gold and placed ia the hands of every ,sx
OF every 'chool-boy, in this republic His feares; r,
Duke, also, oil members of Congress in No @ nm tb
M-s'age, Tor negectng their delegate du lee 10 on
rresldent-m making Tor the people, in their ANNA In
triknes mere, peculiarly entities the Cob. TO popuIa
patronage. FOR, more stern Independence OF ei,he
party Trend or Ice, has before been eyinc.d
any former 'nrntl at the Seat OF Goverpme,,-wb,
the great hdelsfIom OF poca intrigue gener ,y sw
lows up all Corners, In one niiscrimnate vortex of ri
mister purposes.
ltis already pretended by some Of the snsrers tn,
this is as much Virg mia dynasty as ever W. had i
the times OF Washington Je ffuson or Madison r.,
II mot so: nor Is IL Tennessee nor " York Jvna
w 1t is truly dynasty of the People il here new.
was such thing before. l am Ii that n bisterv r
this Administration is in continuous preparation nv
very sbi' n and will be published ~ soon as the he
70 and evil IN re,ires To the ri .rmi,spe"
"fou have probably seen how Handsomely Me.sr
Archer. Barbour and Cambreleng have dressed Stan.
berry and Burgess, the appropriation for the Mnis
to Russia