Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-20

Union. He tells his audiences, in references ia hi. vote,
" The doctrines OF notification have resolved n s.vere
rebuke from public opinion; the general r.prab,,ion Of
tue country has been cas-, upon them; recent ~xpres.
sions oil The mos,numerous branch Of the national ie4
gisia'nte ate decisive and importing. Every where IN,
general tone o. public feeling is for The constitution"
tie expresses his a. siscsrs gcati6 ca'ion hat The y,ics
OF this srsa, State has been so clear and strong, and
her vote all but uuaoimgu',o on thc most tote estiny Of
hose occasioni in the III use OF X personal---very.
'Cer'ain'y," he continues, 90 such respect to the Uaion
becomes New York"
He compliments r. nnsylvanja too-she DIVA, laval
70 'he Union 10 a man." Can /, he possible, gentle.
men, that.he disuns uisbed sena or from Masacau.etts
wouiu deiotrately make such a Jeciar a,ion-wouii
covertly stab with such an insinua ion. and n /, such
an OCCASION, when every 9th ~ public man knows.
aud the senator could not but have known, that
M one'ot that minority, excep a portion of the South
Carolina delegation, ever entertained ,hs doctrine, of
nu lhtation. Would ii have weakened the disung ni,h.
ca geniiemen's argument in favor of the Stability Of
inc Oniop-would II have ne less ereJil TO hs can
dor aud jss,ice-ha hal he have stated to his audience.
wnat every member knew, ,ht there were no, six
even oil ma' minority who did not utterly disclaim N,
doc",he OF nuihticahon! And, gentlemen, even ,hs
members from South Carolina, ,vno do avow these doc
u'nss' have 70 d,nbi, feel as homes, a devotion to the
union OF these ) a'es, a, ever animated The bosom of
the Senator from Massachusetts. The pul,i6 ara of So,th
Carolina had a r'g!t 10 expect more liberali,y and i,s-
ice IT. m he distn guished Senator. Fl ,hould hsv,
oeen more moderate ia r~ebuking ihi. spirit of discoe-
teo'-he should have traced hi, doc ine of nulIi6 "A.
lion 10 itI origin; he should have told lis audience OF A
eer'aln Boston meeting, and Of CERTAIN celebrated r.
soiunons, wherein The Ia, i'll was most de NIB sratrlv mi
so,emnly denounced as uncousti:u,iona The di,.ip-
guished gentleman should have frankly said, eSpar,
these Stu'h Carolinians, for il there be auv thing
farming, any ,hirg REASONABLE, il there be convuI.i,ns.
civl war, or di.union in this doctrine o! Qualification, be
the sin on my bead,".
But whatever treatment the null6ers Of South Caro-.
hna may have received, the friends Of free trade bad
c.'ialniy a right to anticipate more g.ne.o,ity and ius-
.es IRON Their ancient associate. They remember
bin rs their i!lusrious lead ", when he was rapidly
rsrie,ing his advrr.e political fortunes, gathering
great AMI imperishable renown in tloquently and abIv
vindicating the cause OF commercial freedoms; wh.n he
1 w Az ltln nm h Life ~ I q uifh 4. a
and all hs canvas spread for the haven of his highest
AMBITION! None regretted more sincerely than they
DID, the unhappy fate OF hat disiDg uishe / gentleman
W hen he allowed himself, like an unskiilul pilo,, 10 h.
iak'n all ataek by, quail from the West.
ana Gentlemen, when the Distinguished Senator
from nj issachusetts was addressing as audience. con.
eta'ul'ting hem on the stability of the Union, and d.
nouncing o,hers so bitterly as The enemie, Of our /,
~puol'c-when he was illustrating the immor ality of a
confederscy, he should have told his auiie nc. the alto
ry OF a distinguished~ statesman, who, in 1912. I3. IA
md 10, would have "spoiled The pa,terp ,'-have tram,
pied our constitution under faai; eel the federal 90
vernmsnt at dehance, and threatened the Uaion. He
Should have told them that the same gentleman was
now a reformed man, ,ha,hs now Stood in The por,i.
co oil The Temple OF our Union, with his brows bound
WI a PARROTS @r-atb, rnroling and vindica'ing the
eon,ttuiion OF his country, ADD conplacenfy receiving
the HON 'g- of his fellow ci'iz NJ, a, the peculiar and
INDUSTRIOUS champion OF The Upion.
There 10 an excitement in novel impui.e.. and
we must GLOW new honors 10 he worn with some pa
rSd,. 10 you, gentlemen, the sentiment of patriotism is
as ancient as the date OF your institution, and coevaI
win our constitution. Ii is an old fashioue ed seo,ime,t'
You have been the steady and unwavericp hut nm
pretending defenders of our consiitution ami our union
through good repo. / and Though evi! reporr in nsa.a
AMI amidst all the calami,ies Of war.
Our country nev.r will be 10 danger, gentlemen, till
you surrender the care Of our free institutions To MI,
modern parole. But, g%.n.lemen, I am happy 10 hear
we Waiehword 81 u lion from any q ;arter. What have
we . ear 'of our constitution or our county, when
we near these criss OF union, unioI? What batter
evidence can we hive of lie immor.ali,y. Yes. gem
hemeD, may our Republic last forever, NAV il remain
a splendid example 10 the people of every laud. Onr
iEb u III tplCl0us to liberty. 1hFouoh fIa ,al;.- r.
Commerce and the agency of he press, nations arc
eommHnins together, the people OF every country are
leafniog 10 sppresi re the value of their rights. AMI IN
discover row much and how long they have been
"ronged. The reign Of Ignorance and supe rsition ia
nsar Its end; Lights sppeari' &; knowledge is spreading;
liberty Is tnumphanty. ADVANCING.
Pardon me. gentlsaen, for having detained YOU 10
long, and allow me- 10 propose
Immortality u our Ubion-ciyil; RELIGIONS and ram
mer'ih liberty TO all The world.
by u. c. V'rp'anek: Hngh Lawson Whit, Of Ten
nessee-Wise, able, brave, aud honest-th= fl founda-
non stone OF a Re. uhlican Cabinet.
Mr' Cambreleng said, it was a Ii, II. out Of order 10
f.r a ioasls on the same OCCASION, but as his cole ague
osd proposed the distinguish d gentlemen from 4. nnes-
sse-he would Oh r another IN amber of the new cabi-
meta near tieod OF his, ard one who hal, by his dis
,~nEni'htd services abroad, rendered himself we'll
knows 20 e,voFy. gentleman present.. He begged to
L'nis McL,ne OF Delaware: ar able representative
a. the Con-; at S.. James. 3 cheers.
The Hon. Cimpbsll =. White addressed the cb.;,.
G'SDd Sacham and Gentle men:
MY esteemed and respected colleagues have propo,sd
VIZ "'n VI Two eminent individuals, re ceDtjy cailsd
ny the President o. the Quilted States TO the counciIs
OF we na,icn; end The honorable feeliog with which
tnVir names have been received by this pa riotic meet.
ing, IS " Just tribute 10 exalted talents and inro. run,;.
oe h'es:ity; one in which 1 fully participate aud ron-
cur AHoW me 10 p cpose The ma no of another.
Immediately connected with our own state. and Iono
ana adVen'aseously known to you, as the able and
,Topoiis. "e'
El"aid Livingston of Louisiana: The di.tinx pisbed
Jurl't, civil an and statesman.
By His Honor the Mayor: The Rem, b,ic-C,srd.a
by wise institutions from ills of dnarchy-Ne ;n.o-
fence ~ driSfocrdty, and the jolly Of monarchy. Three
cheers. A"oe
By Hon. Stephen Allen: Tee old Republican par,v-
Oy i1 h1usDce the honor OF our country has besn su,.
t@ined, he progress oil arIstoefaey Retarded: the ,iyb,s
OF the people extended, and the prosperity of ,be nation
promoted. Three cheers. '"A
By Grand S ichsGa Jacob s. Bosett. actin, yi..-p.
siJeDt-
Ma lin Van B ren: The favoriie Son of Nsw.yo,L
Whether m or on, o. Cfi'- always ia III, he aft, of ,hs
den ocrats o. biz Daiiv, Stale. Nine cheers.
BY The Hon. N. p. Tallnadg ANDREW Jackson-
III war, the brave d offender Of Our national honor in
peace The firm supporter of our national industry. o
cheers.
By Jas. Porter, Esq. of Alabama-The Union-msv
,ne chain which binds it never be corroded by the can
ker OF notification.
BY the Orator 49, James Nonroe-A life devoted n hi.
country, has marked the existence of this inestim.ble
citizen his country acknowledges il. and i'm The win.
ter OF his days, pours forth its gratitude. Three
cheers. "'
By G. l.. Livingston Levi woodbury-The in1exi.
pc, the able exposf'Jr of the Constitution.
By NJ. Noah-Tbe State of New York-Witb
9OOO common schools, 1000 manufactures, 500, 900 tons
OF shipping annually in the port of her metropolis. ZOO
| miles oil canal i'm nuaraiion fl.raa buuIro1 o-Ic e..