Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-24

one instance, tia, IL hes in ia. o,h.r y" v"
"pos.d by the Constitution TO the power OF makg
os' ny 'he cause which desig the mode in whic
they are TO be made. by the assent of r,ou;s,e n,uhs
snorus no msurnouna diilic Gully. II the govern
h, =" "ue oy TIE People, the people have ih
W '' rs an" majority may alter that clause will
ae same ease and the same rig ha, they change An,
., ~ '"e Constitution II il PLAIN therefore that ,bi
s"hen, places three iour,ls OF the State. M t. ~
o"e-'our'h Of their number Six States having ON n,
e''ee million Of inhabitants each, form msioriy 81
@ reputation Ina popular government, the will OF III,
,Jo"y must be obeyed IN making or altering consii,u
'"S' AS well ss laws therefore, II this be popular Gov
e"ne"', without any feature of comp ia il, there i,
p"hy no security Tor the exisienc. of a., NJ A..
Ve'h"rns under 1t. IL is true, that the srgunent al
lows TO them certain rig but IL those rip hts wr,e ,.
result oil the VIII Of the People, expressed by their slou
oh OF popular Government, is nut Gle ar thai,
ever mat Viii changes. and ano her kind of oy.,,
preferred by majority, the rights are gone am, h,
s"e' ~ short The doctine puts the States precise
=" Tie situation oil Counties; or any Other ,,,i., a,
vision OF consolidated Government " "
.x s," wa, while the present form of government,
states are Necessary for it, orgs,iza,io t, If i, ne
SIMPLY popnar-if compact enters iutn ~, .a,,;,;o,
gave agency may be easily dispe nsed will i'm IN.
"os"".'s S Sh"t majority may deem expedirnt
.'e' SIR That by popular government. the Senator
""' mean one adopted or made by the people of
e' aeng separately in their State capacity, If n. ,,
ere would he no dispute, LOT Il cannot he denied, thai M
'."'o" was adcpedb by the people OF each State in is
separate convention This would n. The idea
VI compact, Hhich his argument totally denies n.
e""s anh so undo rsiand him clearly express (;o
verhtrh amedby the people o all the S,.tes ar,ing il,
r Aggregate capacity aud This dortiine Tor the
nave snteu. 4 think dangerous the birh
80" " "" hteinpt be made under ~, il will if acknow
e"se' lessen The dignity and utiliy of IN. STATE Coy.
VII oe considered ss tenants of their
power al tue will OF the Federal head: which 40 M ior
d. W as me source Of all honor aud all profit STAT.
Nsh's VIII be disreeard-d, when held nv so prrr,,on
n, -, .n'Io"en"eh's VIII be submitted to, tina, would
w h"zarIed uni gradually, we are Or, p.rrd
Tor consolidated government which on .xnr,inc, ,.,
VIC """ 70 require more energy for its suppor, over IN.
extensive country which il must embrace and ,I.n Tho
~ resolution on your Journals will be called IN and
tbs iGHNEss, the President of the u s. will he invested
wiz" o'c'.mia or protecioraic powers for an ENLARGED
e'h 'o W-shd al last with rever-ion to his chii,en
Sr' uh' u The natural consequence al the doct,ioe sI
ne acquesrrd IN IA correct bat mt c,i.I inn, :;
S '","'e a'c'hpt against the State sov-reiyn,i.s-
suppose however, the 81 oui take Mac. ,, a.
eizens OF number of States Sufficient 10 cosi,n,
az majority oil Tue nhabitsnts OF the Union, should be.
'e converts 10 the Senators doctrine aud de er,nne 10
eNercis. the lawful right which n mnor,y of .v.rv co,
,r,ud'e" government has, TO change the Consuiion
81 nnoy OF numbers constituting, perhaps, two thirds
=" me number oil States, incredulous and en,r,,
inc hrreca opinion that there were certain po,ons
@ o"'' sovereignty never snrrendered aud hich they
'ee'n ~ duty 10 defend Can no case he ma,ined ,L,,
may, by diversity of local interests proure sch ,
ny any lover of his countr, ~
HE TOAST! which Mr.. Trist has fshcd nm from
the chronicles of 1903, is so curious rpmnscense
"' we nave heen strongly requested to re-publsl,
me whole proceedings Of The oinv To show the nre
vnng spirit of the times The (,barIo,,..,;II
Advocate had hoped that we should have b.eu ,bIe
10 cast some light on The origin Of the Toast, We
'e'ohect the occasion perfectly we'll and several
, :. wh'h are associated with the dinner;
"u' |" we iiad amy know ledge AT the time of WIN
was the author OF the toast il has passed ONT of our
rer"'lecuon All we have been able to ASCERTAIN is
.,'"' ",e toas's were prepared by committee of
, W ''e eiec'"rs-a''l that Judge Ronne was pro-
,h"iy one OF the committee. Perhaps Robert Inv
'or' Esq. the Vice President of the ,Iny mnv h. ,bI
~ '''roW Sr some light upon The subject 8
n, Iron from the Richmond Enqui'er of Dec 10, 1908
Oh thursday last, the Electors of VirpiI,, iined n
Ee.ner al 'ne swan Tavern in this Cy-The Madison
Poi"g Committee, and the Governor of Virginia
were their gnes-.-Tbese gentlemen comm. from, IA
rent parts OF the State, and bring inr win the,, h %
meh,s oil The people, many OF them guishrd Wby IF
h -, ''o"' assembled IN harmony and UNITY TO inter.
se we s'oons oi friendship, this lutte resting c,i
SIS OF our public affairs. Every thing was conduc,d j.;
me most orderly and dgn'fed manner 1t was all "he
feast oil Reason and the flow OF soul" " ~
SPENCER RoANE, E O., one of the JUDGES of th c,
appeals and Chairman Of he Electoral College prei
ROBERT IAYLoR, Esq, Orange Speaker of the Sen.
a.' acted as Vice Presden-AGer an elegant and pienI
'"' ,nn'r the cloth was removed aud the ioIIowi" s
'"u Volunteers were drunk .
i. The United Sales. Ceme.:. "y me blood OF Pa
I'm. < ." "sins; among the first TO unimrI the
h.,r "i independence, aud the last TO abandon it,
g. The Congress OF the United $ ares Their vigilance
VIII Keep alive the holy fame Of '76.
A. The memory oil General George Washington
o. The heroes who bled in defence Of American Lber.
Thomas jefferson. The Retirement, Of n p,,,iot saoe
from power renders hi~ glory immortal
T. James NJ ali-o". His el'ciinn will he a sure pledge
Sn In In.
reign aggres>iuns.
&. George Clinton. He continues To receivs ,,,. 20
wards Of merit aud patriotism.
g. The majority in Congress. Their political course
supports the honor, and promotes the interest of brr
country.
10. The vrnous citizen, who in the dav Of pe,I ale
Tor is country, aud not ''again,t his country"
H. The State of Psnn>y Ivana; whose noble
in the OF freedom have blasted the hopes of Creigu
intrigue, and domestic faction.
L. The State of South Carolina; here the spri, oC mar
~ is sacrificed al The shrine OF patriotism
IL M ,-sachusei,; MAY her sons forever emulate bs
virtues of the Hmcock' and Ahamses of 70
IT, The Union OF the States; the majority must govern;
IL j. treason eide.
| Is Peace with honor-War il necessary
| 10. Commerce III shacklrd hy Tribute
H. The Militia OF the United StA,e.: their v,or and
enthusiasm Ill render them formidable 10 t.ir
VOLUN rEERS.
| ny Governor CdbeH-Iht Embargo, Non intercourse
or W"r-Any thug tarher than submission TO French
E'iirts or Birth O'drrs IN Council
By Judge Hoimes The Prospect before us--w dare
the IurS oil The gathering Storm Nav every American
he I'd nlliiei III the ru" or triumph of lis country.
BY Mr. Hugh WILSON. (Speaker of The Honse nj DE.
fgdfrs -S"rre.~t To Domestic Manufactured Nav A,n..
ca ~ all her"ii If those Goods, with which ,e ha.
endowed her to render her destiny independent Of III,
conflicts ot Europe.
! BY Judge Studrt-We are prepared 10 support III,
measures OF Government, without the publication of IL,
Confidential Message. " "
l BY Doct Fonhee.-Eve,y succeeding fourth Anniver
s"iy Of The h-i ednelAy o Decrmher- May it be a.
productive oi substantial hencf America ~ The last
By Judge Roonc-(d fonst being requesfed firm, him
- he nan Who islands cOmmited'--io vIndlcate liz
| Kighis of hi Country "
By mr.. Pegfon Rdndolph.--The Emharpo--its euIogi
u - prcnouncch y its tnemies-,bey never have b.e
allie tu iInd substi'ue.
By Judge R"one (Goo. CobeH having retired J-on
fkynf t.aU HfIf,.