Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20
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Alter dreadful note of preparation the anfi J,ck
. son De,,n, or as 1t should more properly be called
the Clay hum6ug, has been usshered upon the public
Inc abortivencss Of this poor device of adopting de-
sgna'ion broad enough comprze malconents of ali
hues and compiexons had three ago 90 pl,in
W demonsrated that persons less desperate than ,be
Clay faction would have given into this wretcbed faIa
Sy so soon again. and deceived themselves, ct indeed
tney are decevedD with the hope of advantage from n
buth Is neck or nothing with these gentry Kenuckv
their supposed strong hold has expelled them therefo
% oy winch single voter may possibly be gull.
on must De spared But then, they come with their
awiu demolIshing manifesto which proves TO be no,hin
more IMAM the same dull, stale, vapid and more Than
,". M story OF alsehood and elron,ery at
whlch the good sense and good taste OF the people
nave nauseated again and again. This able produc
gwen oy gossip fame TO MIR. Auditor Heath to whose
Pen he mas ascribed numerous essays and
qusny Prolo9nd' temperate and refined which during
the late Presidential canvass and ror ,hero,o hs
.ne columns OF the we known and chaste journal
OF Ncnmond truly Mr. Audi must greatly teIicitate
himself upon distinction, rejecting honor allie uno
his intellect and his morals In his last great ,vnrr
however he Is, 1t seems, doomed to share his laurels
WIN an associate, who appears TO he in the no
Die race, more rapidly tan even HIMSELF because ~
maps more recently entering the lists he Is (resber In
=, =, RS ana mas more OF newborn ardour apply
IT, ne aiuson here is TO the orator of the nigb;
who It Is said, in one of his oudest most nj
,Ts. IRONY ora'ons' clean nuiifed old Hickory and
quite on -d all his former -doings: and b;s he
the way is strong representation This gen,leman ~
doubtless under the influence of an swakened .on
sciences mad just made discovery of the wickedness
oil his former ways; of the exceeding sinfuness f cir;
ana hence his excess Of zeal against the puhic
whom he had so recently eulegized- yes euloo;yed
Inc edeoehes foquendi often betrays men into nconsis
tehcles but. says the proverb words Il O. snoken
"ord are but wind; they easily forgotten or with
OUT staring stubborn text may be explained or CLOSED
mean any thing The itch for writing when attended
WIN want OF sound consistent rrineinIe IA s,a.n of
things very often exhibited is the most fatal nj ali ro
Pnses. written language will remain Now let us see
v" nese remarks aec the orator of the An-Jackson
LAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scott has bee n nooriousv a 40
c'aner against the manner OF Mr. Adams elecion and
equally loud in his denuncations of all the leadn
cipes propounded by MIR Adams and his creator IT,
Clay. Against John c. Calhoun fe w have eIhor .uiS
or written with much asperity as Orator Scot, tn
Puo'c nave not forgotten MIR. Cahoun's cunning little
story concerning his grevous prosecutions "a tale GOT
ten up and preached abroad very much after The ,n
ner OF Jack in the Tale of Tub) at the close nj ,h ,
Congress. The conduct of Mr. Calhoun gave rise, as
II was natural 1t should TO much feeling and much com
mept Amongst other instances of tn Sc consennenco
was as essay in the Richmond Eoouirer or he III -
February, 1881, signed One of the People The an
tnorshp oil this essay, Oraor Scott of the
Clay Club, will not TO DENY Now then To-, me-
near hin. Prefac'ng his remarks with strong gene
raj denuncaton OF the Vice Presidents
duct and unresrained ambition" he proceeds in rero
ence to the conduct oil the Vice President az de-
egned 10 impugn the honest man and patriot whom
nus counlrys gratitude has placed highest in her CON
hdence, and whom he and the Auditor Heath f,,as
o,aor Scott aud Aadnss H;ash-r.si.,ies. entI,r,
y2 new d'nounss as corrupt and ruthless tn
hsvs passed away siocs the graf political nary IN
whish hs (M;. Calhour) attached him,eV sand
. Hsna,, ana ~ wa hopei is''ing triumph Union
aud sieadfastpess III hsir common Object you'd ,.n
have ensured the redemption of The Coo s,i,uin ron,
Tie esfaie and dangerous here.ies and ~
- .te defeated sd.nnisua.ion. Ths Chief nod, wh a.
b'pner tie victory was geinsd, tai, by the wisdom
" Of lis mHasuroi, and the great and rure prn,iol..
on wh:ch he admininisered,hs Government graft
ed die friends, secured she appreciation OF The wavsy
ing aud the neutral, ard almost sjIepeod lilo co,n
pisnings # his op onen.-By mis- several messages
10 Congress. &c hid clearly Indicated the tue and
% the pain apo me republican pr;u cIpss on xhi tb
" the Government SHOULD be admins cred Indeed
in every aspect Of CIR poisAi ahlirs, il was mani
fest that tho sen!in.i MI hi well cry from the watch
80 tower cell 10 welI"Asain bs proeetd:-us she st-
mipis'rsoH about 10 adopt Of policy a, ar
with the syowed principles wi.'ch brought them ,to
" poweH Are ihs dmes'ic Tors gn reia'i7Ds Of The
country about to b. compromised by any decided ae
:" OF The GJvernm-n' None % these exigenctes have
" arisen to justly The course, ST. Suca were the
opinions OF Ora ,ou, lAe az The 24b IF F bru
airy, 1871. What can bav. ohiDg-d all ibss- opin-
ion! The lodsEt will scsrc.ly assert, that any pra,-
ssi measure, or any iheory p'ineip has been an
uouheso or txscu''d, snce Tat period ronu avenins
a. moe we msssute', Esd srea' ard pure pin
ciPie'' aVo"ed and praehssd by the Psesiden,:
inepies and MEASURES which had /" grsnfi-d
Lis hiends, secured The spprobo ion of The waver.
log aud neural, and sln1os si'snc.d The rotnpain
Jugs OF his enemias" Before ihAt peroi wiz. n
Pan Ct Feb, 1881 evsry spp,inlnen' by he Pest
dent failing wifin ihs fuss which lhs aior a.cord-
Ing TO bic neW futh, thi1ks piopsr % freteribe
bad been made, save ihs appointment OF NJ. Lvinss-
fon 70 the Department OF S.sls. AID the m0st
aseiediy squeamsb, appointments 20 ihs csbjnef bev.
been oea'idsSsd proper rom any Guar whsnee re.
quiste qualifications c,Dld bs obtained. N, graz
Sate measure except the recovery Of f..
French sp,iaf,ns, very oHsn,ige sud inc nyAoia n
one doubtless 10 The opposicDD has bee pl,hed
since the 24h Of February Is'; Tor The o,miyion of
few masvoleni and des gning spiss who were occupy
ior around hs person OF the Pse,den. he Places de-
signed for whose frieodthio and wisdom lac
could safely repose indicates eomp xion or ienden
ey OF The public measures, Of the policy Of the Co.
ye'Dment, foreign or domestic, aud merit the
nam. It tnessurs OF SAFE. Last OF all mep, Of his
words a. Wi iug4 could be trusted any nj Of ia.
dex 20 bis rNrd) should Ofator Scott be di,plsssed
With the disnl Of the e1.Sscreiare,, aware a. he
and all oil m,st be, Of The connection d Join G.
Calhoun with the ate Of ihinss leading 20 that erzni
The erqtiiy is then Tsi'ersiedW ha has 30 rsvolu-
tonzs ,hs opinions OF he Osaof?wha secret deveI-
npmens have been made 10 bimlwhii new and rests :
less Iisht has burst in upon his mini, spd convict
ed him Il the fsehood " all that be hso recently
written or said, that hs IL constrained 10 denounse ~
Jaskion bsVirg yiclaed every pledge given BY him
10 the ma i'm; and impssd Ibis U,ar, ibe sse Of BIZ
own eonrsdrory sssstti9n,,I 10 he lace Of truth aDd
dscoyum and 10 lbs 5iaggs, sGd Of his country
10 adop, his own, the wreebsd baIdsfdA Of Audi.
os He,,h, 10 which Gu Jackson, tbs President Of The
aiise S'ster, iha choice Of Tree end enligh ensd
peoPe VoiLsty rated Al, ans freely sod slauder.
ousiy called cruel, oofrup', anj pftHgate iy,an?
Yea, tue heroic ptn wAOss fans IL ideu ibsd IN
thdi OF liz co nry, ADD Gao perish only when b,
ns'os OF ihs couoiry fball be 10 uofe rsmenbeFed
th- iDsn who now VITA srf a'rr vel than die
ungushsd him In bs hsiJ, throws h m,elf In Va
Bfsaeb save The Consultation; 10 tenomi atsd he
tore his g'st'ul AMI disDan, souo'fymep, eneni