Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

permitted to look in the designs this hor-
rbe compound of villaioous factions coming out Of the
THEIR NATURE AND vOCATION.i,'' that then
"THEiR ONLY CEMENT Is A SYMPATHY OF
ClPLES THAN THEMSELVES ~"
We have somctimes-wh-n exposing the mendacity
se ehcane the hypocrisy Of whggery the corrupt use
oil the public noneyte teasnnable and blasplr,nous
Appeals tpSunday n,Obs-the panic philippines founded ID
on counterfeit mem miasthe sacrilegious violations of
the Consuiutionof pledges to constitucnts-,f the.
rights ct divijuals branches oil The {; ~
yernnent, Nc. &c-ai OF which make up but prt uf
tue history of this noagre Whigg~y-for much is con-
ceai-d ifoin our eycbccn hurried by honest ud yna
ton To- utter harsh epitet at that sscompouni party
OF which MIR Adams speaks; but when have We express.
ed such strong detcsation the letter given b.L,w-
Never. And yet have been denounced as an afro.
cous l'beler for speaking in terms OF lciy and com
passion, II compared with what Mr.. Adams has Just
SAID OF the same party. Hear him - Globe
:, QuiScY, 9Th September, 1895.
DuIEs j. PEARcE, Esq, .Ne,cport Rhode Island
Dear SRI enclose copy of the proceedings of
the Town of Quincy upon the e, report of the R.v
William M CORNELL to the Massachusetts Missionnrv
Society and as further evidence that the inhabitants of
quincy are not graccless MIR. Cornell repre-
sened them To be, ask your acceptance also of
pamphlet containing the proceedings OF first congre
gihonal church and society in the town upon tho re-
cent settlement of colleague TO their Pastor aer thirty
ve years OF faithful service by him in this land of desc
latcns.
heartily congratulate you upon your reelection To
Congress- Although upon many important public nea.
snres' differed Wildly in opinion from you in the last
congress; and although d. litter myself tia, W..
shall agree much better in the next am vet convinced
Thai the party which has been these two wears s,ruyyu
To break you down, the base compound OF Hartford (n
vention Federalism and Royal Arch Masonry is 81 rot.
Ten with The corruption of both its elements that hail
WIN JOY Tue victory which you have achieved over IL
eJoce also that the people have repaired the
done ey Tue same party to Mr. Sprague, and have re-
turned him To Congress your colleague o. that pn,tv
reachcry IS so favorable Instrument TINT have heard
ar burgess complain that they have used it even with
mint IS their nature aud their vocation-I WELCOME
Tue result oil your election pledge their chaIice
returning to their own lipsThey betrayed Mr. Bur
yes ~ not elecung him to the Senate of the United
states Their own organ in Providence charges the loss
OF MS election 20 the House, upon their reacru So will
H. and so mote IL always bc-they have no honest prn
ciPe to keep them ioge,her-theif only cement j. sy,
pnihy OF hatred 10 every of purer principles Than
themselves.
Towards Mr. Burgess himself cherish friendly feel
ing Tor, governed he is by impulses and bitter as he
IN the indulgence of his sarcastic humor he has bril-
isht parts, classical taste, occasional flights of eo
quehcc, and too much honesty for his party. deeply
regretted The division between him and lament
ed sun more lbs open eectioneering speeches against
! you In my humble opinion, public ncn debase them.
selves BY personal eeconeering against each other
the depostaries OF public trusts should be ashamed to
make themselves the scavengers of party-Mr Durgrs
suffered himself 10 be used by party TO which he
beonged-veriiy he has his reward-tey have paid him
| in kind. ~
| have taken much interest i'm The Rhode Island
elections as in those of my State since the excite
lent on the masonic controversy has had 50 u,Ieh in
be hereafter or what yours in Congress will be- do not
conjecture, but hope they may be such as TO promote
inc cause oil sound principles good morals and The
Union. am with ,rrsat regarJ - N'N '''
Your Trend aud servant,
j. q. ADAMS.