Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-27

Mr. Calhoun ths Southern States would be mainly ndebt
ed for the system OF plage and oppression which thei
being established them. In plain truth Mr.. Clay
MIR Calhoun. ami Mr. Low ndes all into the lios,
OF Representatives, for the first tiinc, the
(iSli-l2), each with single eye the Presdencyan
commenced system Of bidding the auction OF popula
ty which, with MIR. Lowndcs, Terminated only with
ms me- ana mas oeen unrcmungiy followed mp by the
other two down to the present hour. Ia tins
MIR Clay has decidedly thu vantage ground having giver
himself up entirely TO The friends OF the AMERICAN
SYSTEM oil which he has, the reputation
being the architect well AZ the chief supporter. Al
though Mr.. Calhoun the father OF the pres Bank
the United States. yet his its support has been
quckened by the hope OF propatng Penn-y lvania
railyng under his standard all the friends and dependents
OF that colossal scheme OF corruption wherever they
to be ound-whether this, the other side OF the
anc Accordingly, the Stock BROKERS OF London
following suit 10 the lead OF the ORAToR THE WEST
and hear them chanting i'll the very words and in the
same keynote Of the great author of Tire AMERICAN
SYSTEM.
The friends and admirers of Mr.. Lowndes may and
probably WILL be wounded by this siae,neni but II is due
to truth Among the ast-his adnrcr'-I claim phce;
although, from the time that lac lent hinse to MIR Clay
his motion to change the rules and orders of the House
motion evecd personally me, AMI utterly gardcs,
and subversive OF the freedom of speech and OF debate
lost TO be reancd all my respect him. not on
duct on that OCCASION was the conduct OF pimp and
parasites such as the humbcs member OF the y Carolina
delegation would have scorned to descend But such
are the temptations aud the wages OF ambition.
To some, it may appear that in this address have
parted from rule by which conluc has been govern
ed since public lille never to descend TO
themselves the trouble to examine into the
of the case, will readily perceive, that the Inconsistency
Is in appearance only and that having been
the public without being consulted aud indeed, against
my own consent it beloved vindicatc the course
which had pursued and the motives by which had
been actuaied.
am, SIR with much respect for the opinions which,
you avow. aud the ability with which you sustain them,
JOHN RANDOLPH, IF Roanoke.
CIlRIsTiANsyiLLE Va. Nov H. 1852
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AZ meeting OF the officer, OF the 18Th Regiment, yir
glna militia assembled at Fuvanna Court House. on the
IN.
was called to the Chair and Capt Samuel S. Payne was
appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been explained by
Capt Benjamin H. Magruder, on motion, Capt BENZ Ii
M1gruder, Major Joseph =. kns Capts Peter II
johnson, Samuel =. Payne, John Nj. johnson, William
NJ Shepherd and WIN. &. Omohundro, were appointed q
committee TO draft Preamble and Resolutions Expressive
OF the views OF this meeting. The committee having
retired short time, returned and through their chairman
reported the following Preamble and Resolutions which
were unanimously adopted, viz:
1.-The officers OF the 18th Regiment Virginia militia
duly impressed with the truth of the republican maxim
that tceH regulated militia composed of the body OF
the people, trained to arms, il the natural safe and pro
per defence OF free Siac;'-and convinced by expe-
Renee and observation OF the practical operation of The
present system, that it utterly worthless n means
mparng 10 the militia of this Commonwealth that tlisci
pine upon which their efficiency in time danger would
so materially depend are highly graed the prospect
now presented by the proceedings OF many Regiments
tins State oil eficcting important and beneficial changes
The existing system OF militia organization Therefore
Resotred, That we highly approve Of the Genera
Military Conventions proposed TO he holden in the city Of
Richmond on thc ID Monday in December next for the
purpose aforesaid.
2 Resolred, That Col. D. w. X BowIcs Can't, Benz
H. Magruier, and Ensign John Forbes be- and they arc
hereby appointed delegates represent the views of t
meeting in said Convention
:" HeS0fved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed 10y the Chairman and Secretary and copv there
OF forwarded TO the Editors of the Richmond Enourer
Charlottesville Advocate aud Constitutional Whr for
publication III their respective papers.
ID. w. X. BOWLES, Chairman
SAMUEL S. PAYNE, Secrefarv
u special oil the Circuit Superior Court n
Law and Cancery, has been appointed aud will be hell
Tor the County OF King William the eighth day of De
cembcr next. JAMiES Sc pT n
Nov both, 1892