Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-18
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Correspondence of s'fde ~ Y. .M,g-"l
nc resolution introduced by MIR. Benton caused some
i,uc sensation and surprise anon. Tie Bankit,s They
listened with great attention To its contents Ibose w.
thy gentry have always cndcavoTcd TO make IL nr,, ib,
ucy would lam have every thing fair and above
les, certainly. they above all concealucntth,
press, which they had employed at great an cynenre
az AN instrument of sefdefencchat had they 10 fear
from tnat Nothing And yet. iarsooth, they talk f
inc nluShcs OF an Administration press AOan !.
they have nothing to conceal and yet they stand mon
point oil etiquette 80 ias IN refuse Committee of Con
res ~, INSPECTION OF their books Of trade and now we
would wager triic that il will be found that this all
vec6ng institution, which has no,hino 10 ia,rno,b;,
70 dreaaro the rccst and fullest exposure of it, al
tairs, Will Notwithstanding refuse on some s,ec;ons 80
tencc, the production of this corrrspondencc W. ki
scc Certain 1t is, some of the friends of the Rankhc
eN-Dah~ iawycrs-wcrc seen in close siand;ay commit
Withdrawn. .F 'i"'
In the House, after the presentation ofnum,ros nc,i
ions ana resolutions most Of them of private or local
nature, on motion of MIR. Connor the Presidents Mo-.
sage MAS taken up in Committee Of The Whole ON Tho
state OF the Union Mr. Clayton of GEORGIA who has
had speech soiactLiag sticking in his thYo,, ~
since the first day of the session favored The Iom. g.,
DAY with sleepy, prosy harangue which he spun ON.
u he had exhausted both himself and the paticncc
oil the House ME- Claiborne of Va follow cd i'm snccc
winch was just like school-boy $ cracker M
on hceIr OF one who has been lulled into comi6ra
o'e sninner by the sbcctcs drowsy hum lie ranlr,,
away IN the true "icrculcs vcin; his sole argumcnt
was thishat he honest man differed from, llc
iresdentand therefore that the President INNS, 10
wrong ~ inc part oil his iessage relating France Now
giving the gentleman all due credit for his ARGUMENT ,b
was what lawyers would call Sequit.r Eecnuse il is
very possible that very honest heart may be
MED by very weak headand it does not follow tat to-
cause MT claiborne sincere, Andrew jackson, is in t
wrong mr.. Wayne, OF Georgia, briefly yet efficiently.
answered the rhodoniorade both of his colleague mud
inc 'rginian-hc showed that both of these On;y
otes We're combating - wndmills'' for ,nnts. lin,
IN e PRESIDENTS Message does propose war but in
inc List extremity, when every true-hearcd American
w'd go Tor war necessary To the assertion of our
rights ns nation Messrs. Archer and Johnson of Ron
tucky followed on the side,--and finally GyouId
you beleve t) having kicked up all this disturbance
ir, Siayton--Jndgc Clay ton--truly lac was hui moor
J""ge on TINS Observation-Disclosures his motion NJ,
swcied himself up at the commencement of the morning
situny To most enormous size-but before its finish N
overbicwn bladder had burst and nobody MAS 1ur,
Nothing else Of importance in the House
MAiSE;-Wc gratifed to perceive. from Tho fol.
lowing, mat The Democratic candidate has succeeded in
the York District This District is at pres..,t rcn,c
scea la congress by the Hon r. Mclntirc firm friend
oi inc Adm'nstration who declined reelection There
is tereiorr, no acquisition of strength TO the Admn;s
trauon, from the late result The rcprcscnotion fi,
us state IN the next Congress- will consist of s;x fcn
Oh inc Adniinistraton-2 opponents Af1er Tho ecc
lions were over, the National lntegencer souobt :,
MAKE te Impressions that the scale OF the DeuScr,c
GioLc S''"i eiccuohJ-
The second trial for the election of Representative
20 congress from York District Maine has respoJ i;
favor OF John Fairfield, Esq. of Saco the Democr,,;
candidate. '-F0Si0R Post