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

member of the Virginia Convep,;o, IT. ro.o.
,i'Sse" AN hour, we believe from the meetings nc,L,,
10y! 'h '"' active part in its proceedings liz.
rpe"'eoiy addressed the Chair. And we will ven.
'"re 10 athrni, that out of the thous,n,,s ,,L go,
ahd heard him, there is no, n s;nye ,,,,,, -, 60
ready TO scout the iilsnmtion of MIR NIcDnf A.
~: "iA'd also with hundreds ofhs E.Ilow,,zens i'm
'S cry y" private ME; aud where is the man who
was not Delighted with his rich q, ;, ,h
most racy anecdotes, and illuminated will ,Ie mos.
profound reflections. Where were The ,nnrLs c h;
"ecrepi,ude then Mr. NJ. has always bcen - ,,'a',
INN IN ms temper, aud moderate in his habs-n,,d
ri 'e'",S 10 nave respected the commanding vigor
" "'s intellect Besides the question il NOT, w,,,Her
nc enjoys all the activity of his Younger dny. Inn
""eu'er he ~ man of veracity and honor. lie
comes forward, not as politician TO discuss pr;uc
e., "u' us a t0uneSs To testify to a fact lie de-
cares, that "The doctrine Qualification is M new m
me as It WAS to YOU" Is he WORTHY or b.,i.r2
y" mere rs the man, who enierians any respect for
'seI', That viii attempt cast s,Is. nm tho
o'"r vi mr.. hiadison.-Nlr NJ. declares that when
ne i'enned both the Resolutions and the Ren,r,
Nuiihcaiion was unknown to hm-Is M, H.,
,"re 10 be charged with dccrepitude of niell.c, (,
J"hge Cabcil who voted for the Resolutions in 100
OF decrepitle?
We confess, That we consider This at,,cL ,,o,,
W.T. mauis"n, AS offensive To good TASTE ms il is IN
common justice. What is there nothing m save
y u'Ssentent from the vengeance of the Nullifer2
C"hi'o Tie gratitude of a nation pro,ec, hin, ;.o,,
insuli! Cannot the services and the ;n,a,.;,,, -
NJ.
r m secure him against the poisoned nrrowo
Diherns ms we do from Mr.. Madison ON some inn.
Poraht points, yet we should scorn to nsu, pn,r;o,
ny any snch insinuutions as Mr. Med. has employ
eu-and we should think poorly of ourselves. ir
ana not attempt 10 ward off from his veuernhle
neau' so uiNrespeclfu blow, when aimed at him
Wy the hand OF another.
-. TIE PROPOSITION.
we are happy to see that the proposition we b,vo
submitted, Tor bringing back the election of Presden,
10 'he people, has attracted SD much attention W.
,er'ays mail brought article i'm three miners
we sincerely wish il could be generally cirrui.,J |
ana deliberately considered. The Albany Araus |
rorai"ly assrn's to the propositions hut thinks /,
VIII NOT sui"rsede the necessity of n General o.. |
.en'oh. we differ, however, upon this point viii
IT'S worthy anti able editor The Mar,iush uru CD
Pn,"can" halls the proposition in the following COW
dial manner: CUT
I'm o-d'y's paper will he fund an article co,;.d c
we 'c'oi'd Enquirer on the subject OF the n. r, Pc.
ueh,, we heartily concur in sentiment with Tho .,;, -
me enquirer, that the election Of President should ,
'"e'e" by Tie people 10 10 the House of P.n,.n,
INA an amendment OF the Cous,i, u,ion ,bo,,J l.,
ndue forthwith, referring the choice 10 III. neon ~ ~
nr' vote, between the two highest candi,,.s IT. ~
pan could he effected, it would prevent all po.;h;I ~
mere being forty-two ba,itngs by the House n, p
th''ves as in the case OF Aarcn Burr; and there I
NE no room lei Tor bargain, intrigue corruption and ,
Adams % he wv" VI M