Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

no against them.
guilty OF no violation. he has committed no
La'se ery-'he cry CT wolf wolff raised TO alarm and
se ' "e people. lying tongue has been put into In,
mouth OF all our prophets, aud they arc persuadng M
70 up that We may fall into the hands oil our enemies
IN ,h 49,, , when the people come to these thing,
"e', uue coiours-when they come 10 Understand the
nor, mat has been made lead them blinded and para
away from their principles into devious paths which
know not oi-hen will their breath Of be
minded against the perpetrators aud they with AL tbei,
works, viii tall blasted earth like rotton igs re
p' IT, SIR The President has been guilty Of violation
e gentlemen quit their Recommendations and re q, proo
YET he advance some reasvn some argument i'm sppor
Of their deciaraonsthen SIR we will attempt 10 show
On The other hand that the President ias done no,hing
more than the Constitution the laws and The nrac,css e
this Government have given him authority to do He
may have used his power may have been
5ash a nPruJen and, sir, what human being Tree from
errors! VINO u II that claim eption from I'm. FIR
Of our mortal nature? Where is the man no. lo va h
1917 eau say, when lac lies down his bed at
,s nave hot sinned! aud, sir, do you expect inal.
oy !" one Who has the complicated aud pc az
@ VI naon TO govern!-Do youe perfect un anmity
su eyewitness oil temper n one who has 10 combat o,
."ha enemies both OF himself and Of his
enemies, Who spare TOLL refuse no means to ar
sTp.h Their purposes Sir do stand here as the
1ea"' nor as the counsel Of Andrew Jackson tho he
oeen abused and misrepresentation this cotroyerv
NOV MN ho-he is the least OF my thoughts I s,s,.
vii, e deieader. aud, as far my feeble abilities
@ s"aoe me- as the protector ofthat which
now about TO be stabbed ia its most vital mar, omas
Tue sides OF your Chief Magistrate.
no longer. ~ s""" "ouo'e you
AS told you in the beginning have uniformly voted
~, ." 'noehhi'e postponemen Of this whole subject.
IMPRESSION oi enquiry and OF argument could ONLY be
injurious TO ourselves have been accused of ,,,.I
S anu OF treason TO our country, aud We we've willing 70
;"nnna mnom, msrmur though had proofs of our
49,, sumeent TO convince the candid and unure;u.
uoea mind. Our prayer has been, that this cup miyh,
i@ I'M usIou', SIR resistance is vain and the soSe.
s na. oter cup shall not pass 10 my ps until the ele
n's OF which It is composed, have been tLorou ohIv
poisoneS my ZEE ole efforts can avail any thing,
rhaIsr aI.ll
was in' ended. u'Pee""s Ups"
Booker said he presumed he came under the cjas.
aehomnaed by the gentleman from MeckIenburg as ,hs
s" "efd aud lie was pleased 10 be so denomnaeJ for
easons man one. Coming from that quarter he
~. az attempt al dspsrsgement OF his views as
inc highest compliment He was not re.ponsbls 70 ,n
n mere Tor ms course, and while he performed his duy
ne was regardless Of the opinions his nigh sn
terrain as to his conduct His course was smch as - H.;
opinion accorded with the principles of ys and '99an,
.he people would decide TO its correctness Although
cna,ac'erzed by the gentleman from Meckepburp as o1a
o. The tihid herd Mr. b was not loo timid to tske Ih
M y e name, or another beast by the horns In do
dig, .sJ 10 acted on his own responsibility, without being
eeu 10, or overruled by any party. He believed that
iui and lair view Of this question had been given bv M
gentleman gen. from Loudoun, thfr. JsHneyD He agreed
WIN 'hat gentleman in the declaration that the peonj
a NOT IN 'heir primary assemblies, called for the deei
SION OF the question Of the constiiuonay of The Bnk
a.; ae ~ sa'es IL was not the subject on which thew
~ ca 'he Nv gisIaure now TO act. When the question
OF the consliiu ionality OF the Bank should hac
ne Lee stature, he should be adv 10 act unon 4, Ri
y" na"d al THIS time, was, the removal of the a.
ana Mr. b. was ready go for the strongest re-
solutions that could be framed 10 censure the op,., e.
we rfssueh Tor his conduct in their removal Mir r
SAID ie had voted twice for Jackson nm. 6rs, H.; III;
pleasure But he had often regretted HAVING a ,' III
second voe lie was very DESTROYS that the two subec,
S ssna "aa oeeh so unnecessarily placed together
ue separated. 10 borrow the language of The cen
enan from Goochlandsince had become so fasbooa
oie 70 trade on borrowed capitalize would saw sniff
,h s", ,or e DAY Is the evil thereof" He would say to
'ne gentleman from Hanover, who had inveigheI az
sHenuousy against manag and night. WORK that b
hough The party OF that gentleman had succeeded bv
1ay management aud not by night manapemen~for NJ
ID. had never in his life seen more mannuvr;ng ,han 49,
prae"Seu yesterday by that genemans friends But if
M. a1 oeen management among those with whom he
wi. D1 Acted he presumed the gentleman imputed some
por'ioh OF II TO him, (Mr b. as he had MAYED Tho 81
be hau Oh yeserday-a motion, by the way which
senoasy desired hat the Esal
day by the gentleman from Spotisylvana and would an
peal TO that gentleman himself, to such course
but that he seemed TO take fire easily on that subec
AS to this charge of night work. Mr. b. would saw that
an the candles burned by those with whom acted re
ss. M eandles-but he was OF opinion. thato bring
that some northern candles had been burned.
Mr.. Roane sad:-
MIR. Speaker: 1t affords pleasure to assure the gen.
tleman from Amelia that in the remarks which I made
tins morning, III regard the new and form
winch The question before Yesterday had now as
sumed, had no personal allusion whatever TO him. IL
had not occurred TO for moment that when he NOV
ed an adjournment yesterday, lie was actuaed by any
other mo'ive than desire to obtain time for mature re-
Aee'o", anu uue UNDERSTANDING oil tile important SUBJ
Ject before U.S. 1t had not, him. ente ed into nv
mind tina, his object was 10 have ''nght
nor sir, had an intention make odious ausion To
any particular individual. only meant 10 state what
clearly seemed to 10 be the fact and TO reprobate
baf management and device by which this subject has
been kept from day TO day before the House, aud each
day under some phase, aer had been substantially
decided by the aud recorded vote VI the House
DO not often, Mr.. Speaker, mngle in the debates of
ths body Ii always dsagreeabie painful 10 me TO
10 ", and much more so oil the present occasion, as
an al this moment sick-oo sick TO be here. But sir
some remarks and illusions made a few minute,
since, by tie gentleman IRON Loudoun (who hone is
now III his piace which imperiousy demand NV prompt
notice That gentleman, III the course of his remarks
thought proper 10 say that he "wondered my cheek did
not burn, when some days ago, (~hs was vindic atng
what thought the great cardinal principles of Virginia
and the Integrity OF this House spoke of 'he ancient
Ienown OF Virginia. Yes, sir, the ancient, and hope
ImPerishabie renown Of Virginia. Let inform that
gentleman, Mr. Speaker, however sraDge NAV seem 10
hm, That my cheek has yet ie dspla ed the
blush OF shame for any thing which ever said or did
here or elsewhere and that, IL any conduct of mine on
THIS foor, could excite that blush, would be TO find nv
sell attempting or 10 sit silent, and, without effort TO pre-
Veht H. see olhes attempting, and in their great anxiety
to reach over and stab whom they hate trample un-
der foot the great principles the Constitution and Anne.
mean liberty Sir, do believe, that the great principles
10 which have ever adhered, and have attempted on
more occasons than one, sustain this floor which
presume, tile gentleman from Loudoun never pretended
to advocate, are imnutableioy have, LorSofo.s,
deemed sacred in Virginia; and will, trust flourish in
Immortal youth long alter the present opposition and their
opponents have passed away. feel vivid hope and full
belief that when the factious aud diso ganzng spirit
the present day, aud all It's ags,ors, have passed down
the stream OF time and lost in the great ocean Of
oblivion, the principles which 1 have, through life,
advocated will cheer and sustain the liberty Of man
kip1-- IIap 81.