Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31
Straps OF HISTORY


ton county, aud Others q similar eh1 from other
qnsrr,s Mr. ffeinghussen. on the 9th Of February,
mad. the iolo~,pg remark, ,iz
He Willing meet this issue: he ,l not is IN
continue hs r"t zeal existence. II the issue should be
sgalns, him; lac lid no, Wish retain Office If the Exc
cutve viii was 10 be the law the country: he womb
| ton"
Tho Sensor rom Georgia had sat tina, he. ,houyh,
the wheel would not turn fast enough meet Mr. F's
anicipau ms Mr. +. asked for VI his sympathy; he
wanted n'n' OF his tears he trusted the wheel would in
last enough; and IT, in is revolution, il threw him OIL lac
YVES rerc'y ready to seqnicsce in the result the uia
which w,s now 20 clearly bSore the People: he was On
| tfely fca " 10 meet that result"
On the 1lih OF Match upon memorial from, p.,er.ou
"ud Others from other places MIR FTeii ghuySel said:
81 beg genenen to speak Tor their constituents
be- To assure them that represent People not so Mi
ant AS to be rendered calm agiaed at the bidding of Sc
majors or any o'her set Of men earth Ay eonsti,u-
operation OF cause aud effect"
Aud yet, in opposition To all this amount If feeling
agons, the conduct OF he Executive, both on The paii
o The People and the Senators theniseiyts he mir F
was msf,neied-Hh not ia Gath-to support The mea.
surcs u the President"
when, however the People ,hould say, through the
medn'n OF the balot-box, "Le Potcer 20 then they
would lay down their arms ami lie from the contest
with the proud consolation. though, oil having doue their
| duty"
Mir. Forsyth said So lar the gentleman from New
Ief'ey Is CONCERNED, cay, The Lo,d send him
Mr.. Ffeiinghuysem said-"I hare confidence that he
trH" ~ "
The result OF the lac election shows that MIR Frelmg-
N. Ter.
they are mol 50 Fn"t as 10 be Rendered calm or agi.
fdfed AT The budding ~ Senator'S snd fhey understand
ne operation ~ cause and .Dtct." The, unJ. rsani
'ha the bank, aided 10y their iauhes Senators caused all
Tue iuiinol and distress which cn existed they have
said, "'hrongh the nriium ol the ballot. hos"-"Ltf
potcT go OiIiie power OF the P.orie through ,,,,,
Representatives in putting down the vile con.piraos
against the public prosperity, aud tc Bank which sustans
them.
escape from office possible" To .iov uo,,u
.neu arms ana 'efue J'Om ne cOntrsR' No sucH
rmiHG' Webster, Clay mud Calhoun will not let them.
condemned 10y Their Stately msjo,i two Lcgis.
iaturss and ol the People hescves-tey will vet mock
al every piucip'e al Tree IUvernmen aud Ike the r m.
hsrs OF the kup Parliament, rroSs 10 pat their trust il.
ne Lord! We have CIonN ell to u,n diem out: Inn,
the vengeance OF the People, though slow, is sure
We have other scraps IN feserve.- Globe
SCRAPS OF IlIsroY.-ln our last we presented
Se"dtoT Frtighuysen declaring that the Senator'S IRON,
New jersey Would retire from their stations hcne the
People, through the bao!bnx should testify t.r nppro
baton OF the measures ol the Administration
Nh SORthdrd was also forward la presenting tank
memorials making panic speeches and declaring iha, Tie
Legsarr III eir ihs ucuonr, had O spoken the voice
oil The People On the 23i April hc presented tie pro-
ceedirgs OF public mee,ng in the county Of Warren
| New Jersey Ne. Southland said
These proceedings deserved regard, nasmuch as tI,
county has been unit y friendly the present, Exe,u
tive. giving at all times re-, r i'm his favor, Tn.
ciofihi Is signed by many about lac be-
heved, than have any voted in opposon o
Cen Jackson thus showing that where he been most
tain 'nn in the cart er which lac is running"
MIR Souih~id also presented the ptoce ednp. of meet.
ii in
counties HON all, lac believed in the State except two
| OF three. Mr. sid
1.-The PERSONS who composed this came from
ainor every part OF the anpl.s mr. ans nj
knO"ing popular opinion and possible motive for mis-
repressi dt0n anu they that large mnoritv oI
the People New Jersey strongly condemn ,, n,ic,
u ne ENecupc aud reprobate the instructions given hy
the Legislature "Pernii assure the Senate thS,
Tue sentiments OF The People OF New Jersey are no longer
doubtful They Will not patiently bear unuried iu.c.
rois. hey WI" not snir Tor the sake ot experiment
They wall not reg I'd with those wo SPUN IN. ob
Sa'onf OF law, and hazard tie safety Of is,irutons
They viii come up 10 the aid al those Who slrup
assninp ions OF unlicensed authority They love the pru
perry 81 !er coun and s,cr,dness OF her LAWS lar
4af bry ond the claims U party Individual partiay''
10" "e lid The Senator appreciate the character OF
hs coun'rym They .cole up to the Aid Of ,I,o
who struggle against assumptions OF uilco,rd authoi
Senate. instruments III Tie
But the great Bank chief, Mr.. Clay came to the aid Of
Mr. Souihafd III this emergency encourage him il,
son@y'ng Tie instructions OF his Stale MIR. Clay said,
lhry Vhe Psepic) have right TO instruct, direct and
e"no !he'r servants subject 10 verJ few txcrp'ions"-
mo" happens fsa along with the instructions of the
Legislature OF New Jersey their Senators TO sustain
TIE late Executive measures, there came or has follow
cd abundant proof from the rccpc themselves =, ,ho
INSTRUCTIONS were not in conformity their wishes
Which, hen the Senators from N CIV JERSEY to obev
hs PEOPLE, or their servants the members the local Lo-
gislaiure ?"
Thus did the psnic-inakrrs keep each ober in coun,e
nance lille dsrrgardng the instructions of their cons,i
u's's' al" yaiy assalns the prosperity oil the count y
"s same warm county, which was almost revolution
Ze' has s the election given majority OF 1907
votes for the Jackson ticket; the cnre ticket las he.
eiecteh by majority OF Iii IN the State; and n the n, w
y-elecIed Legislature, the party have msjorty OF
io e whole number being but 81. With tn,ority of
TIC popular votes. and majority OF The Legislature
againsI tLem to what will the Senators apueaI next >;
what excuse can they now give for dsobedcnce? vii
Tue bahk get up iof uirIn meu,orlas and convent
"hh assert That they better OF the opinions Of
the People than the ballot box?
There aie rumours t,i the Jersey Senators are about
TO resign. We do not believe ord OF il. They have
not so much respect Tor The popular will Such coursa
would DO foOrfPubiicGu for llier.-Ib.
VERMoNT.--Ihe SiGee Quesfiom.--A few dsvs since
upon resolution referred from the last Legislature de.
cariDg slavery snd the Slave trade ent with our
bill OF rights and instrucng their delegation m Coucress
10 enh"avOr TO procure The abolon Slavery in tile Dig
rct o Columbia, motion made i'm the nj
vermont, that the resolution be dismissed vhereuuon
os debate ensued Mr.. Partridge opposed 10 Slavery
bu m avor OF The motion TO dismiss MIR Dillingham; on
posed tie motion to dismiss. In his w dismissal of the
motion would he virtually acknon edgn.ent that
slavery was not wrong, and OIL instruction TO mem
bers OF Congress not exert their Influence for is
ahoIion The quesIion 10 dismiss, was ca,ried-Aves
IO5, Noes 10 On this very pIoprr dc sion the Ios
'on ommefclal EaZec makes tie following Just rrinarks
1--WE rejoice at this dcci4iou and are only sorry il was
ho' erected oy more decisive uust uat every
NcI,p however remote, to inter tere upon pon, OF such
wal Importance 10 the interests OF the Southern States
VIII be Indignantly irowricd upon Ly every ntsllg,u;
member Of this community We Of The North have no.
,hng 10 10 with the subject, if have it has been
uehhlhvey settled, years and years seo BY the Cous
uon oil Tic United States Tho doctrines Of G.trison
@pp", and few other deaded eDaiies of the present
cay must not he suffered TO obtain ooil,od il, these
N w Engi"nd States Ii will lead, most nnqueptionabl,
III 'e rSt place, TO dggrdceiu nObs aud riots a. il las a.
ready done IN the city OF ~ York and otsr places and m
terminate nothing ehoru f iy