Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08

widely apart and our travellers found that the true
public sense aud voice sgans them almost every
where as IN our sea-board cities in which they were
egun Regular judcature has not lost its authority in
ny essential degree; aud good example and sound doc
trne in the old States would materially main
tain that authority in the new
In nation so numerous scattered over surface so
vast, possessing personal liberty and independence
examp cd in the annals OF civilization, ergetic locono
tive, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. excitement and consequent r
gulartes TO he expected occasionally and in par
tic ular quarters aud circumstances On the whole how
legal and social spirit and order and religious
restraint suhordnation prevail in most of the com
les and the increase aud diffusion of property
fitted % preserve the sentiments ties aud habits which
form the security of individuals the life of States and
the bass # all durable polity
We would not mix party politics with this interesting
subject universal as is in aspect but cannot
refrain from adding, that the chief hazards aud
omens Tor the Union and Constitution, supposed
lio IN the administration of the General Government
whether by Congress, in the Executive branch Ii
IS indispensable that the snctionaries of the People at
Washington be capable of taking large view of the
widespread and infinitely diversified combinations of
men and affairs IN our immense republican empire
ina, they should be men of deep understanding fond
patriusm opcn sincerity, and clear honor If wisdom
and truth prevail in the General Government peace
with foreign nations be preserved the optnst may
see all his most splendid visions realised in boundless
popuar ieci,y and power The integrity of the Con-
sutuhon is all in all Let that be truly maintained and
we patriot may chant The old hymn prepared in honor of
The restoration OF a similar covenant.
"Le the heart of the rulers be glad for the people
happy May the light of the be a lanthorn
from ;' y S Si
smart thou walk in safety shall the oppressor take
mold on thee Justice, be exceeding glad, for by this
light all thy judgments shall he decreed with wisdom;
nor shall any thou hast erred Let Of
oil The people be glad for this have their grandfathegs
aed In this have their fathers rcjoccd and in this may
teir postery rejoice evermore. The fields covered
with golden harvests; the hills clothed with Sheep the
woods sing with gadness Plenty laughs in the vaies
Industry, Commerce. Liberty, and Concord dance hand
IN hand Though the cities"
| TnE JEFFERSON County JUDICIARY have been
crediby informed that the Court of this county their
late session. created batch of high toned political
Justices OF the Peace, six of whom of one family
connexon, at least nearly related and of differ
cut views and political faith This movement in Jeher.
son. has been in unison with that of Hampshire Morgan
aud berkeley and done with II view, we conceive of
ehecting change at all future elections Littleon w
Iazewe has lent himself and has descended from
his high aud responsible station u Governor of the
Commonwealth of Virginia. To dabbe and NEEDLE in
the appointment of Justices of the Peace, in order
to promote the interests of the Wing party. and
bring every county in the State under petty tyran
ny monarchy The people should resist these partial
appointments in every quarter where they exist; they
are grievances which they have long suffered under and
borne with the greatest fOrbearancee press in
county where such airocous acts complained of
should speak OUT that the people might be brought
TO true understanding OF their wrongs and expressions
We have only noticed the OF the Jefferson
Court at this time, in order call public attention to
their diabocal dongs, and with view of dating
at large on their rank Partially at future time and
add, that
When vicious bear sway,
The post of honor is the private station.
I.ndTliRSblr0 Republican,