Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

in the new, and that federal Judge would So decide If 10
wiz naoeas corpus, STAKEHOLDER brough lat Left,
',n. rms sentiment was, at that day, reiterated Ly
o'sunSu'shed member OF the Legislature Of the ate
Wnense mat Senator came. II was then by many
,na,se an effort to gain power. by Others, viewed
"e'e"' ngh'. W hilI the just and gooi tense of 50
large portion Of the citizen, II those States vet value
.c Cn'on' we have nothing FEAR but II the dociiine OF
nI,'sna'ion. which comes like mighty avalanche
ewne'mng IN its course every vesiige OF civil liberty
eh unresist-d, and become au integral part of
single nation. the loss Of liberty will not be tho only
a''y which may generations Of our desce ndsnts iii
nave 70 depore We, then. become the subjects of n
resisted attacks OF this Of all Others the most
'eehuess 10 the peaceful tranquility, and az sns hch
,s"soh can make ho resistance, friends render benefit
Let US assume an attitude due the char OF our c
ze"s aud The claims children have to the fair inhrr
their cons to act greatly.
Ns "ne TO take stand upon this subject that will a,
once cheek all further attempts upon aut
speak language which cannot be or dis.
eghueu III - IN vain talk OF couci:iaon when
seu ooues are making systematic attempts that must II
% 80 Jeopard,ze our peace, and prosperity
III" successful drench country blood Let il be
n!suncy understood, that this ..n,,ent and rrnom ned
commonwealth u still 'unterrifed and 10 the guardian
OF her own sovereignty, capable aud willing TO defend The
p'oPery anu PERSONS OF her citizens, as she il ready
20 luh her lighted faith, with her sister Republics in
upon il.
when fanatics and brawlers come TO iniuenee the sour
.s government, the Indications Of policy presented by
sne vruous and highly endowed Statesman upon great
""e'esa'ed plans are neglected, NEEDLE with small aud
uoesc concerns, which In the end will prove above
anu oght all the energies OF the best regulated co,m
"es Let US remember that even the passon for ib.r,v
oeh lost IN the emergency OF the times and that Jana
uIs soon ilnds efficient auxaies in the cacula,inp
selhshnrss OF kuavcs $50 >"'"'"S
When the mind is dycs,ej or In. ;,a,o,. g. -,
oy me petty vexaions incident strife too often id.
WIN ne principles Of government, cannot fail TO p.r
cese''ha civu government, lar as il can be
Cd Tree, u tho work Of tho people
at community, instituted by themselves for their hann;
ness aone anu the Legislation OF that government is The
auop ION oil certain provisions BY common consent, r
the procurement Of safety and protection we n,aw
look IN vain Tor liberty in government or the adj.
nn t Of government, where laws are adopt.
ca oy common consent Of the legislative body when
hey arc prohibited from being carried into effect bv ,c
VIII oil one man. TO whom some Of its provisions bo
nP"r ' or forced from themby union OF interests
guided by its own will, by the will of her
yves CHOSEN by HERSELF aud accountable to herself And
every state which is not governed il in slavery A.
long as these States shall be regarded as and
oePehuent exercising their will through the
.,, "e congress or more properly themselves as
eeo'ea I'D General Congress, treating of great
external TO all, and limited subjects essnateJ in The
constitution they will be free. " WV
Desposm. wearing the form of government and being
WIN us ofce, Is an evil TO be CONQUERED with.
OUT dreadful struggle. Its progress is right f,o
Jay 10 day. debAuching and debang the OF man
preying upon the rights and property of the p.opl whilst
hey become still and torpid, sted by dark and furious
tyranny "' '''''uS
There is nothing which requires TO be watched with
vigilance Than power; is there ANYTHING which
ought 10 be opposed with more determined re,o.u,;on
man us eneroachmcnts; for, at such time to sleep is to
have now finished the last annual message I. per
maps shall ever write. pray you not to take +, in If
na nav spoken my thoughts freely lie who applies himself
eAuy 10 Jnsuee anu The preservation Of the laws will
no.er 10 20 iohg without laying himself liable TO i'm
P1,ation' even if he escape wi h impunity have
e as sensloy as any man can, the great honor done
me oy your predecessors in eecting me to this high
a"d distinguished cfce-lLe last under the old. md
he hst under the new Constitution of our native State
20 whcn we all feel holy devotion. In accepting
ee, !" was 10 discharge its duties, regardless Of
me Vaccinations OF the selfish and unworthy, or the
o.; o, ne designing promised you fidelity and
"i ~. me ocharge oil my duty, and whatever OF talent
pledge win knowledge enough of mankind not to know
ne probable consequences TO which would lead You
nave spoken freely for support the Constitution and
- w "o'o' " virginia. JOHN FLOYD.