Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

."e c"ect ihry were addressed by WIN Preston ESQ.
III MS most animated manner-and resolutions we've
adopted to assist this magnificent enterprise. The Old
Doumon must rouse up, and press onward ell sh,.
WIN " uis'ahced by her smaller but more active sisters
THE EXPUNGIvG REsCLUyI0y
We recommend the following spiritrd article, from the
Lynchonrg Dcmocrat, 10 the attention of the Peonc
mere should now be no fnclng or lodging We sho
tat ihe resolution, passed by the Senate in the
Session ought to be expungcd-that it passed
%hont authority, in defiance of the very forms of the
Constitution
from the Lynchburr Dcmoe,o,1
Toe the hask!-.No finthing o. dodying,
. VIII our Legislature hesitate 10 tell our Senators
Nlrssrs Leigh and Tyler, the plain, naked truth? The
people have right TO expect it, After mature reflection
aer free and full discussion particularly ON the part
Of our SenaSrs-the people of Virginia by large ma.
virginia and of the senate of sse 81 n ns g,a
upon the Deposiie Question. They have decided
;he coalition of parties with which Senators are
iaenuhrd They have approved the Administration of
andrew Jackson They have disapproved the re. cleo
t1n OF Mr. Leigh, and decided in favor of returning
few will be hardy enough deny Will our egisa,rc
refuse to tell these truths TO Senators? VIII they
NO The Journals of the Senate of the United States
EXHIBIT Virginia in false poson--at war with her
trends ana her principles, and in alliance with her enc
mes Let that Journal be marked not oJliterated and
let no technical bubble enable our Senators TO tbwa
sovereign will of the States
ought Mr. Clays Resolution, charging the President
with violation of Constitution and laws and condn
ing nun without hearing, have been adopted bv
Ie senate The people of Virginia have said No !,
q
Congress " W 'S :"
After the President had been condemned without n
hearing he sent to the Senate Protest couched in The
most respectful terms and defending himself aVanst his
enemies. The Senate refused to print his defence or
Aum upon their Journals although they had for three
months preceding printed carloads of Documents
against MN, upon the same subject Ough, the Senate
Magistrate No say the people of Virginia. Then
let our Senators be instructed do this act of Justice
oli uge whte contends, that, 'o e1punge, means TO
ae fba( top
OF the Senate To keep Journal of its PROCEEDINGS 4
would be unconstitutional TO rub a part of that Jour
containing an account of proceedings actually had
Inc Judge therefore, being The friend of the President
ana opposed to those proceedings vet in favor of
serving ne dignity of the Senate, and support
me Sonsutution preferred to the words o resciad
ana make rod But the Jud refused 10 set forth ann
reasons or Mns Ootng to rescind and make roid" Has
unconstitutional do that Or was il becouse Ms
sons would have debased the dignity of the Senate Or
because he afraid certain Senator'S nd
partizans, whose alliance he was seeking abougb
10 rescnd and make void their acts merely to keen
things easy at home? Suppose the Senate should ctcr
mine that Mr. Gays Resolution ought never TO have
passed and should therefore determine to make n cross
upon IT, as IT stands upon the Journal aad to a note
setng forth the reasons why that mark was made
woud not inc resolution cross mark and ALL still
ne part OF The Journal of the Senate If no could
the Judge maintain that the and his reasons for
making 1t, were in violation of the Constitution The
truth Is, that Judge White is the man we have tab
MN TO be- His position and that of his friends here in
washington and IN Tennessee, proves, that he weak
the hands of political gamblers or both
The Judges bubble about the word erpuage deceiy.
ed some honest men at first. Benton saw into his hand
ing TO go upon the record. The bubble will not deceive
The Republicans in cur Legislature they will toe
inc mark, and call upon Senators to do So
a word or two about the dignity of the Senate about
which Judge White seems TO be so sensve-The fra
mers OF the Constitution looked that body for cool
ness, elaboration, order and true dignity 1t ought 10
pc the wish oil every patriotic heart that should main
tam those high characteristics. But honest reader
whether you love hate Jackson look back and coolv
tl, M.
posite Question When did any court ward electioneer
ing caucus ever manifest more violent and factious
spriE when were ever such daring attempts made Il,
promote popular violence and dlsocatc the wheels of
government To preserve the dignity of the Senate.
shall faction be dgnifed and States people
mat Tue way to preserve the dignity ofthe Senate? No
Let every patriot who earnestly desires To preserve the
ogny oil That once august body, call aloud for lasting
WTh upon those lacticus proceedngs-a mark which
while leaves still legibe the dongs the faction then
IN the majority shall yet stand warning to ali such
factions aud iaconists in future Let them know thai
the sovereign States and sovereign people know how TO
preserve their o'cH rights and dignity whilst at the same
eme they preserve and protect the dignity of the Senate
from the Vaccinations of eeconeering asprants reck
less dsorganizers, and moned missionaries.
ATTRACTION.
IL The Tennessee Legislature has ngIoriousv finch
ca. Whle SO many other States have rallied around
Gen Jackson she who ought to have been the first to
guard the reputation of her Son. il the very first TO
shrink The House OF Representatives, at least have
nailed the Resolution the abe-But the Senate ha We
not yet acted upon it, The following substitute has been
mitted by MIR. Totem:
therefore, ResOired, by the General 4ssenqGiy of tile
ode 81 Tennessee That the Senators in Congress from
tins State are hereby instructed and required 10 coope-
rate with the Senators from other States all measures
except celebrating said writing tending manifest that
said resolution of the 25th of March, 1884 is of the char
GcteT specified in the foregoing preamble
keSoi1ed That our Senators further instructed and
requircd that by marginal note opposite said resou.
tOn referring TO the resolution OF the Senate and by
scrawl drawn around said resouton and by all awful
MEANS not affecting the legibiy of said wngs-they
endeavoT 10 manifest that said resolution 18th OF March
1884, Is the unlawful and slandcrous those by whom
IT was moved and sustanedthat is part Of the au-
hentc record OF the proceedings OF the Senate; but
registered expression of the spleen and modification of
majority OF the Senator's who in that instance gross y
nsrePresented the sentiments and opinions Of the great
body Of the American people"
THE FRENCH QUESTION:
lie public prints are teeIning with repoTts-But no
one appears TO be distinctly informed of the actual rea-
TONS between the two countries Until have asccr.
tanned what has really passed. advise what
measure ought to be adopted. Who say, what the
president ought TO recommend how Congress should