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

permitted to oon upon the secret designs Of this or-
rble compound fvainous factions, coming out OF lr
| Divan, and prnlanliug that "TREACtlhff 10
THEIR NATURE AND FOCATlON!!! that then
HATRED TO EVERY MAN OF pUREh PRlN'
CIPLES THAN THEMSELVES !!!'
we have sonrGmes-when exposing the menaacity,
the chcanr, thshypocsy of Whiggery, the corrupt use
of the public npucy-t the reasonable and b3SPhrnrus
appeais nndy nobstI'e panic PhiPpics funded up
on counterfeit nruioriaste sacrilegious violations q"
the constitutional pledges TO consluent;.nt t'rr
rights of individuals and cnorinat branches OF Inc t''
yernment, &c Ec.-a of which make but part OF
the history CT Ills mougre Wiygery-tor much is con-
craed from ourcye-brrn hurried by honest Indgna
lion uttcra lars rptct at that "compouad party
OF which Mr. Adams speaks; but when have we express
cd such strong Ietestaon the letter given brl'W:-
Never! And, yet We have been denounced afro
cous libelcr foi speaking in terms of rnty and con
passon," if compared with what Mr. Adams has just
said Of the same party Hear him :-Gio5e ~
Quincy, 1tl September, 1885.
| DrrEE J. PEARcE, Esq, Nc,oport. Rhode E'and
| Dear Sir Il enclose copy Of the proceedings Of
the Town OF Quincy upon the evil rePsrt Of the Rev.
William NJ. Cornell, to the Massachusetts, Missionary
cicy and further evidence that the inhabitants of
Quincy are not so gracelcss a Mr. Cornell repre-
sented them to be-, | ask your acceptance also Ut 4
pamphlet containing the proceedings of Tue first congrr-
rational church and sDcrty in the town, upn the re-
cent settlement of colleague to their PASTOR after thirty
five years Of faithful service b. hin in this land Of desc
! laons.
heartily congratulate you upon your re-clcclion 10
Although upon Inany important public lea-
sures | differed widely in opinion from you in the last
Congress- and although do not Aattcr myself that
shall agree muc, better i'll The next yet convinced
that the party which has been these two years stru gns
TO break you down. the bass compound OF Hartford Com
yention Federalism and Eya Arch Masonry, Is so rot
ten with the corruption Of both its rlemcnts that hail
with jy the victory which You have achieved over II;
rejoice also that the people have repaired the injustice
done by the party to MIR. Spraguc and have re-
turned him Congress your colleague. Of that party
trrachpry is favorable instrument tat have heard
Mr. Bur.rs complain that they have used it will,
hint Is their nature and their vocation-l welcome
the result of your election pledge that thei: chal!ce
is returning to their lips.They betrayed MIR. Bur
geI by elccting him to the Senate OF the United
States Their organ in Providence charges the l''ss
OF his election 20 the House, upon their FenrhTy 81 Will
it, and ii always bctley have no honest Prn-
cp!e 10 keep them togcther-leir only cement sym
patty OF hatred 10 every of purer principles than
themselves.
Towards Mr. Burgess himself cherish friendly feel.
ing for governed he is by impulses and bitter Us he
is in the indulgence Of his sarcastic huulor. he has bril-
liant parts, classical taste, occasional flights OF eo
quence and too much honesty for his party. deeply
regretted e division between him and you, and lament
ed still his open e!rctuneern5 speeches aganst
you. In my humble OPINION public men dcbasc them
selves by personal ccconrering against each other
the drposiiares Of public trusts should be ashamed to
make themselves the scavcngers OF party-hl Burgcs
suffered himself to be used by the party which r
belonged he has his rewu.d-tlry have paid him
in kind
have taken as much interest in tho Rhode Island
elections in those Of my State, since the excite
ment the masonic controversy has had much in
Hucnce upon thcm-What the politics of thu Stale ma
be hereafter or what yours in Congress will be- do not
conjecture, but hope they may BE- such promote
the Of sound principles, good morals, and tic
Union. | AIN. with great regard,
Your friend and servant
}. q. ADAMS.