Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12

me controversy hy purchasing the Foridas That this
course was preferable to that OF war, in tho then embar
,Scd state OF our foreign relations, will now hardly no
u'oed end especially the purchase OF Florida was So
Lse"l'' To Tia. interests OF the United States L. fur
says aud hlnk wih equal truth, that this conrs,
not Snn,nly preitnedby Mr. Jefferson though i, does
hsn , lac ever recommended IT," MIR. Randolph
himself The I"an o the committee, aud conside, ing
Ivs,ed =, h; o' The Republican party 40 doubt i,it
No. 81 " ot'ng defeated in his plan a,tcy a II. AT. from,
he discovered ,h ,, was IN that debate, that
h'n,' ana That The party world no C,iG ,p Li -;
"''uenuy hosiue 10 the peace Interest,". oI H. cum
"y' IL was also IN That debate, ha M, li.coy., ,,,,
others besides himself possessed the con,,, -, 49, D.
s"le"t To mao OF Mr. Riniolph's lofty n.,,,,,; 49,,
iridbility OF temper these simple cc,,,.,s,. 'u
wen c''u To make deep and bitter pr s.ion uno,
~, ""d au, more especially, when united with kunw
euse OF Uhe absurd effectiveness OF Mr. Clatk's con
anu failure IN relation To the mission TO England
o pretended, that Mr. cove tied dat M. ion: bu,
ammo. be believed tia, he wholly ignorant OF 1.-The
Se'" "'sh described hy Mr.. Cl1ih or that Mr. JET
nate mr. vi s n c' II when The Committee OF The Sc
"',e' VI "nen MIR e. c0nvored ih him ON the subject
the wi,,'s a, "'pstn to- d', the slniug .leu,s
"e virtues ana services" al Mr. Randolph as I am to-
aun'. tha' lac was model of Perfection other public or
private. ms genius made hin, many respects AN or.
n, 10 ms country aud an honor bis species: thu,
','"tpr oil his tame" Q) acknowledge tia,-"f,ulis
oo We hai, which provoked tie cnmily often OF good
ne" ou' they were Principal, the fault, If a ten,p,r ma,
ur"''y irritable, aud eNaccbAed by conlnus di,e.se act
III. "i ,peeu''"ry sensitive frame of body aud mind
~ "o',u made no allowance Tor his inirnitles
"o"i" seem, indeed, that If the ..worli made no al
'o"thce Tor his iuimiies,' his friends or ,,,I,,r Co.,
vnin seem sun less dspped to do That he was
/ IL
iosteilty viii readily believe When his I,mi
'r'e sn"' set up Tor him claim to exemption from
S'o'' ""F III some RESPECTS, II will be ne rnourh Tor
""y 'oihpi omit ted minority friend hold him mp AZ
ABOVE me feelings aud passions common to human ma
turc. - "'"' '"
repeat fhaf the materials OF history ought 10 be freed
IRON all ai'e CLOSES. That AIR. Randolph il no more
I" no reason that his public conduct should be ex.
e"'P'" nom anin'adveIson. The frank acknow Ictg-
c O MS errors on the pant OF his friends might per-
""p-, otuer protect lis just "fame, than the course
WING" SOME OF them pursue. The joa,ry they pay To
ed tn the
american people however much they may aliie hi. al
mos super human endowments: they be mad,
opt'ieNc IN the non existence OF Zip rey,,ibic0nis Tn.
spur" I" aii''ocracy sill active among us and IL will Land
every "iing o' kindred The only toleya,e Arts
'ncf"'y 1, that OF Talents but even this from IN. u,,ur.
VI man. 100 often unes with the asocraces of birth and
o'"ne az Tie time OF his death, our country
uc'cr hn"wn or more correctly appreciated, than
'ou haiiuo'ph OF Roanoke seems To me hat souo
VI ms "'ehSs display morbid sensibity ahont every
S Wa' relates 10 linn. When shalt bc Az ain tboupis
necessary To vintcate MIR. II. beio the public il will,
We e part oil prudence those do it, 10 xriu5e Al,
inPulatois on the integrity or motives of men who are
ldehthed with the brightest glory aud honor Of this na
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