Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-14
SCENES IN THE SENATE
Mr. Glars attack upon .qIberf Gauoi;o

mr. Gay 6tt0ch upon .3fbeTf G0iIdfil
Have you seen Says a Washington Correspondent
Iiifs Speech in the Senate in which he quotes beaut-
iIl eulogium of John Thompson of Petersburg upon
Messr=. Gallatin, Livingston aud Nicholas The spcecb
is universally admired here among our friends Nc wen
the one he made the day before. They have been pro
nounced by some the best speeches made against the
tariff have only read the in which he reorts upon
Clay with so much justice and with such tremendous Sc
yerity-fl is little fellow of great spirit and of fine
Iai9ntfe Is good republican, great adnirer of Mr.
Jefferson and saunch advocate of all his principles
Ole was formerly Editor Of the NewIIampshirc Patriot
one OF the saunchcs and abes papers in all New Eng
Upon being rejected by the Senate COMPTROLLER
Mr. woodbury. declined in his favor, and the Democracy
OF n. H. returned him TO the Senate of the u. So
We have seen the Speech; and it deserves the high
compliments which have been paid 10 il. His elors upon
Mr. Clay tremendous-Mr. c. had referred in his
three days Speech 10 the still small voice from the East
(Mr HPs " being he said the only voice i'm all the
Eastern States, raised against his sysem) If the still
small voice. (cXclaims Mr.. he only as one of f,,eIpe
IN this honorable body from the six New England States
the Senator need not be informed such the progress Of
opposition TO ms SYSTEM, that any election since 1928
would here present them good as fou to eieht Mr.
H. on to ring all The changes upon the sill small
voice. ~ oman
Sir, (ays Mr. H. Honorable Senators know. fall the
people cannot realize it, that in highest councils the
suI, small voice" OF TRUTH sometimes prevails against
all the efforts of hatred envy, revenge and madncs The
"still small voice" of operating on thinking
ruous people brings about such results have often as
Ohshc IL not disappointed the honorable Senator himself
he 'still, small voice. of CONSCIENCE is often whisner
ing TO unhallowed ambition pause in its career: bt
some there reckless that neither the ,orins Of
conscience the premonons Of religion can arrest
their course. The "sll, small voice" of coNacIo1ys
whether sneercd at pointed at, threaten
ed, stands rs the unmoved rock
"The "still, small voice. of PATRIOTISM turns wifi
disgust from such reproaches have in ts debate been
cast on that American citizen, who has been called
hedrficss foreigner, that Heper possessed one 4ycy;
can Jeeingf say american citizen for he is an older
American citizen than your present Constitution aud car
red arms to fight for liberties in the war of he Revo
luton cphets and others of similar import (sav
vote to the Speech applied by the Senator from
kentucky TO Albert Gaaln, formerly Secretary of inc
Ia T. =
cation OF A. Galain, at Mr.. II. quotes the splendid GU
iogium which CuTtjUs penned in 30 upon The distn-
gushed Foreigner, who "has displayed noble arlor in
the defence Of his adopted country whilst many of her
sons rcposc in ingoous apathy and whilst others assa
her with dctestable treachcry and unnatural hatred"
Mr. Hill goes on"Sr, since the sitting of Yesterday
nave read the memorial Of the Free Trade Convention
addressed TO this Senate and the House Of
written and signed by Albert Gaatn; nor can | much
wonder when considering his attachment for that darling
cmd, the Amencan System" that the Senators wrath
was enSindlcd. "fhe pitcher has boon broken at the
fountain, and the 80 about the stfect the dear
me only child has been buried the bottcm of inc par
ueij and there is ono hope Of tree dat is cut down.