Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-04
VOL. XXX..-.NO. 0S.

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Now he (Mr. F.) would be the last man in the Senate
to attribute any thing OF personal character as operating
on me conduct OF the honorable Senator But when he
Num- aud other honorable members acting in parties
usan,hg all ambition, all desire for power, he must be
TO enter his protest against such an opinion as that
other men may not be properly actuated in supporting
not be doctrine What is the object Of the Hon.
senator, and those who with him. aud who saw that
HOOK THO mo mans mem; and are fighting their
Su their object list obtain whsihey are strug.
epie of asy e9pny desire to secure the true
me senator says he does not seek for oice-not to be
R neaa o. Department-not for Embassy to
russia. he, Mr. +. should think that If through his
exerions he and his friends should be into
.nat n would not be improbable that the gentleman
would be appointed if not to office, or to that Court io
some other Court Office to Which his annointm.nt
| would equally do honor.
III was impossible not understand all this Evervex
preston that fell from honorable gentlemen went 70 show
!hat struggle for power is at the bottom of IT, "Tho
New Jersey ,ys the Venerable Senator
man viii ind it is not turning quite SO fast as he anci
iect the beautiful lines of Sir Walter Scott
shs s .ssy Iis S' as .s% as. Bird
Round s the fowler. %o%""i los, ie tn mist,
.o S,1, hi, tho white .ai with wiog
| And has her on tho wheel. J ''''''' "a''"'''
recommend gentlemen to watch carefully cooIy: to
aSe good aims neither TO hold their pieces loo high nor
100 low and especially 10 take not 10 overload them
should be knocked down, or, the phrase u.s.
MIR. Chambers said, he happy 10 find the Senator
from Georgia had not received his remarks as arbutine
any improper motive to those who differed with him He
would repeat that he most sincere in discaimipp anv
such purpose He was of the moderation aud re.
spee' que 10 gentlemen on this floor, and TO the Senator
rom Georgia. especially he would be very unwilling to
manifest the least unknd feeling His proper and coar.
teous manner claimed all respect.
Mr. c. was only the defensive. 1t required M
saeas ssgsey, IN looking at the signs OF the tines to
perceive mat one means of getting rid Of strong feel
ngs OF censure directed against recen, is to cry
Bank Bank! Brakeman!
tne Senator says the people opposed to the Bank
10 proceed until the balotbox condemns it, What ballot
box was intended Heaven forbid that we should wait
until The close OF the next Presidential eIecion VIII
sir TO business man. il is liteime-our peope can't
stand the experiment will kill them dead before that
a Ny. use me Senators expression, shall all be
oVerooard and drow ned, cir, in a Of poverty
and insolvency. rS
Bat lie, us look to the ballobo There had been but
Que popular election since The country had the fu
OF the experiment. and that deserved the grave
OF he senator and his friends He wished with all bis
SOUL Inc Senator would take care that such facts hou
come TO the ears of the Executive He feared there wa
an awiui responsibility resting those who could hut
WOULD nor, carry light and knowledge into that house
where he feared darkness gross darkness now
In the critical condition Of this ,on it was Of tbe Last
moment 10 keep open every avenue truth, the most
unpleasant truth; and him who blinds the ewes or
stops tie ears oil men in power. The election he a,l,,
aed TO- was one held in Pennsy yapia-faithfu Ioyal
guar election last Fall, Jackson member of The es
lure was returned, by majority more than three hun
vacancy having required another election
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aVo"ed adversary TO the administration In ali its late
sures and has been elected by majority of more than
hve hundred To the old adage sstra WIS show which
way The wind bows and lie hoped the lesson wouId b
in any future speculation about the ballot
Mr.. Name said he thought gentlemen treated the ne.
oohs oil their constituents badly The question was mon
zoe reference two memorials from Maine addressed to
SogTess, and asking something be done by that bodv
Inc general character Of the memorials pre.en,sd
one side oil this question: impressed with The beIsS
that the deposes should be restored or Iba, The Rn
be
'ngs should be done How have gentlemen aed The
Have they proposed that either the one or the
oner OF oolh oil these should be So fa
rom mat alter so much time had elapsed there ia not
SSdid Mr. k) the sembance OF any such proposition be-
oe 'e senate These memorials resolutions are used
as The pedestals upon which gentlemen mount and sh 10
their fists at the Executive 1t seems 10 he cons;Sd
a because tue President has the power direct the
ueposles 10 be returned that therefore this BODY is re-
leased from all responsibility with regard toit A. to re-
chalenng the Bank effort in either House has been
made The return OF the deposes is grave ouesnon H..
effect upon the present dresses upon the local bantS
upon the currency, have not been even Do
gentlemen admit, that they can ask the President ,o Jo
a' "hich they themselves are unwilling formally 10 pro-
pose and adopt " F'N
mr. X. said he did not rise 10 go into any discussion
Out 10 remark upon the confident predictions of the I'm
lure which had been made, especially by Senator from
maryland (Nr Chambers). Tina, gentleman has said
That state OF things would arise when no person how
ever elevated, would dare to ac, go and So When ys
look INTO The future, and attempt decide upon coming
%a .Si re So We pay the part Of te boys,
predictions are not very respectful the rest of mankind
who have Judgments TO form, and decisions IN maize f.,
themselves Besides, sir, the destiny of all things pre
sent and future, is in the hands of the Author ri all
thipgs' Ihe iallacy Of all human predictions az IN
future political results, has been abundany shown bv
le iact That they cannot be asceraned by the use of
be reliable oil al human agents-fgures gente-
HaD' some years ago, OF high character Tor virtue and in
engence the equal all respects the honorable Sena-
'orhon Maryland, afer specializing mathematical upon
political result became sased that he had arrived al tho
"quod erdf denionstydndtn, that he made no, an ah
hehcSI, ou geonerica bet upon the subject and the
issue proved that figures failed him. How vain then are
failure mahemacally should be extremely cautious
how we rely upon inferior agencies
MIR. Chambers said, made the bet, sir lost the hot.
and what may appear strange TO the Senator from Illinois
(hr' kaneD paid the bet. do not say this because
KNOW any thing in his private history which would lad
me 10 suppose strange 10 him. that man should paw
what he owes have inquired nothing about his private
history do not occupy myself in prying into the hsto
ry OF members that, after a nights SeGp may amusa
the Senate With the incidents in their private life which
my communion with the iae the SANDER of the dav
may have procured This hOnord6le occupation leave
| TO The honorable Senator, (Mr. Ksne)
will now tell the Senator why made the bet and
how lost II. was educated in the belief, that the mo-
raj integrity and poll ca honesty of the people were in
coruplibetbai they would stand by their principles in
opposition TO the seducons Of party and Office. knew
they redeemed this expectation my bet could not he lost
| J. was confident, and stdked my money on the issue
mars the why, sir Now sir, gentleman Just OF the d-
meDsions OF the Senator from Inoisprecisey Of his
caiibre-oi his appearances of his moral and nlee cual
proporue'-jusi such gentleman, and others exactly
ike him, failed TO redeem my expectations Of their in.
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