Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22
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sAcRIFIrEs or rHE SENATORIAL TRIUMvI


RATE.
The ls,e scenes ia The Senate bring iorcbly to mind
the mutual sacrifice. Of personal friends by the Roman
tnnvrs. to glu the Vengeance of their malignant part
Mr.. T,ncy wa, person,'ly respected by many Of the
Senators who voted agains, him, aud beloved by c
them; but his political death demanded by the bank,
and Mr.. Gays amhidon hirs,ed Tor his blood. Every
therefore, OF the coalition, drawn up, and
PEELED TO participate in the execution.
Dir. Stevenson was universally resreeted-was recon-
mcnd-d by the successive votes Of The Representative
branch OF the Government, which he had presided
for years-bui with political iapsticisD, magn Y
prevails over Justice and NJ Leigh and Mr. Archer regir-
ed the rejection OF Mr. Stevenson. Mr. Leghs hostility 10
Mr. Jefferson and M principles had taken direction against
Mr. Stevenson. whose talents and energy perpetual
ted their influence at the capital OF Nirgiaiia, and
blasted MIR. Leighs political prospects. The "iusd-
tate .4reher' had sighed for the mission 10 London
The preference given Mr.. Stevenson baked his
upward ascent. He abandoned the Administration
denounced in presiding public meeting, upon the
pretenco OF The Force BILLa measure in support Of
which he had declared his Intention to deliver speech,
aborously prepared for the occssionwhen 10! IL
the Presidents intention 20 send MIR. Stevenson TO Eng
land turned 10 the roundabout all Mr.. Aclers
tonsi principles Having made such a sacrifice Of him
sef Tor the benefit of the coatoo crafty his own
revenge he had gh, to insist on the victim Tor hich
he had p,id the prce Mr. L.iyI's ione t1mi,bed nall
teal added Mr. Archers eager appetite pre-
vailed the OF justice ia Of The nationals,
and MIR. McDuffe's influence with the nulllGers Al
though Mr.. Stevenson suffering the ender
flowing oil the blood TO the head which threatened apo
pexy, ADD required cuppng every hour, yet his high
minded mGgnGnim0us colleague and the new Senator
from Virginia. resolved that he should go his
Without nst feeling all the diagrace which the
present majority Of the Senate able Ict by
vote OF coDdemnaiicn.
But other coalition Senators to be INDUCED with
their victims, TO bring all into the scheme OF the prosep
uon.
Judge Tsppan and Mr. Flood the is Disiric Judge,
the other Register of the Land Office Evansville,
Ohio, surrendered 10 the hatred oil Senator Ewing
that State, aud reward for his taking himself the
shameful service OF putting forth report repete with false
aega ions ageins, tie Post Office Department. benefit
his party.
NJ sriin Gordon and his son, Martin Gordon Jr. were
surrendered TO The maevoeuce oil Mes-Ts Wsgg
Porter the two Louisiana Senators. Martin Gordon, ST.
by his honesty and energy collector, had put dow
smuggling and gained million for the whole PERIOD
$500 900 year, the The had the genera
love oil his fellow citizens both had the iii of the
Senators, because they had opposed their elections.
The Marshal Of Mississippi MIR. Gwinn, was rejected
TO crafty Mr. PoindeXter; hut Mir King OF Alabama, hav
ing shewn that the honest Senator from Mississippi
made false Statement upon which his rejection pre-
Dictated by OF the Senators--they compelled
for the sake OF decency, to consider and confirm the
nomination.
Henry Horn, late Member NJ Congress- Henry d.
Gilpin United States District attorney, j. L. Sullivan
Peter Wager, and Hugh McEldery rejected Bank
Directors The part Of the Government, for the purpose
majority Of tho Board OF Directors, whose abuses and
rupons had been completely exposed by the report OF lh
individually who have been made martyrs for their eaTes
and i@i htul discharge OF public trust.
Tbs is but part OF the work done by the Senate il
this The majority prodigal OF their brief Pow
exercised sgsns the viii, OF their States, may
suppose they the reckless because fully
that the election al Senators closes tie upon auy
future opportunity TO revenge theo'Selvss.-G Globe