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

meeting has also been held at Cnluniha TO prom &c
The object They addressed by Vim. Preston, ESQ
in his most animated manner-and resolutions
adopted to assist this magnificent enterprise. The Oh
Dominion must up, and press onward: el sh'
will be dstanced by her smaller but active
| TIE ENPUNGLNG RESOLUTYOI.
We recommend the following spirited articr, from h,
| Lynchburg Damocrn 10 the attention Of the People
There should now be no linching dodging We Shot
declare that The resolution. passed by hs Sruac, tx
Panic Session, ought to be expunErdlhai it pasSrC
without authority in dcfnnce Of the very iprs OF the
Constitution:
| from The LyncI.hrg Dcmorra,.l
! Toe the Marx 40 Finching Godgng!
Will "nr Legislature hesitate 10 tell Senators
Messrs. Leigh and Tyler the plain, naked truth; The
people have right TO expect it. After mature rercor
after free and fill discussion, particularly IN the par
of our Scnators:-thc people IF Virginia. by large
ori,y have disappeared the proceedings Of Tie Lrgisla
uc of Frg nia and of the Senate of The United States
upon the Drpusc Question. They have decided agans
identified They have approved tic Administration oil
Andrew Jackson. They have dsapprorcd the rc-elrc
item of MIR. Leigh, and decided in favor Of returning
William C.. Rvrs the Senate. That these arc truths
few will he hardy enough deny. Will cur Legislature
refuse TO tell these truths to Senator's Will they
hesitate speak the real sentiments Of their constituents:
No. The journals Of the Senate of the United Sats
exhibit Virginia in false poslnn-ut with lrr
friends and her principles and in alliance with her enc.
mics. Let that Journal be murked, rot GHiicrutcd, aud
let technical quiLblc enable Senators to thwat TIC
severe gn will of tho States
Ought Mr. Clays Resolution, chnrg ing the FresideH nj
with violation of Constitution and laws and condemn.
ing him without hearing, to have been adopted by
the Senate: The people of Virginia have said. No
Then let their Senators and Delegates rchn the voice Of
their people, and dsoTn the acts of Senators
Congress.
After the President had been condrinncd without a
hearing. he sent I" the Senate Protest. coucrcd in liz
most respectful terms and defending himself against
enemies The Senate refused IN print his defence. or
admit itupon their Journals althnngh they had for three
months preceding. printed cart.loads of Documents
against him. upon the subject Ought the Scnac
to have refused this act Of simple Justice TO the Chef
Magistrate: No. say the PEG pic Of Virginia. THIN
let Senators hc instructed TO do this act of justice.
Judge White contends. that. "to czpH"-c, means %
obiterafc and that as the Constitution makes the duty
Of the Senate to keep Journal Of its proceedings, it
would he unconstitutional to rub ont part Of that jour
nal containing account Of proceedings actually had
The Judge, therefore, being the icnd Of the President,
and opposed TO those proceedings. yet in favor Of pr
serving The dignity Of the Senate and support
the Constitution, preferred 10 the words $40 rnSc;nf
and make roid." But the Judge refused 10 set forth cmy
reasons far tins roing "to rrscnd md snctc rid Hns
unconstitutional to do thai? Or was il because his rca
would have drbascd The dignity Of the Senate o.
because he afraid to offend certain Scnot"s and lhr
parzans whose alliance he seeking although ready
"to rcsc!md and make void their acts. merely IN keel
things easy at homc9 Suppose the Senate should deter
mine that Mr.. Clays Resolution ought TO have
passed, and should therefore determine to make
upon IT, it stands upon the Journal and 10 a'x note
EPdSoHS iDat CloSS Hihfh WIS
would the Resolution, mark. and all! still
he part OF the Journal of the Senate If So how cou I'd
the Judge maintain that the and his reasons FOL
making it, were in violation Of the Constitution The
truth is. that Judge White is not the have TAKEN
him to be. His pnsiIon and that Of his friends here, ~
Washington, and in Tennessee, proves that he is weak
double. faced old man-unsuund himself, tool IL
the hands Of pelitica! gamblers, or both.
Tho Judges bubble about the word eTpungr, deceiT
cd some honest a, first Benton into his hanc
the moment he refused permit any for rcstad
Ifr- tIr -orl nj p,SilIn
The Republicans in Legislature they will toe
! the mark. and Gail upon Senators to do so.
A word or two about the dignity IF The Senntc, abnu
| which .udrc White seems he scnsitivr.-Thc fra
mers Of the Constitution looked to that body .or cool
ness drbrration order and true dignity. II ought L
be the wish of every patriotic heart that 1t should main
tain those high characteristics. But, honest reader
whether YOU love hate Jackson look back and cooy
reflect upon the proceedings of the Senate upon the De
positc Question When did any courtyard elrctoncrr
| ing caucus ever manifest more violent and aclou
! spirit; When were ever such daring attempts made t.
promote popular violence and to dsi"cac the wheels "
government: To preserve the dignity 81 the Senate
snail faction b. dgnitcd and States and people degraded
Islhat the way preserve the dignity &" the Senate: No
Ictevcry patriot who earnestly desires to preserve TIN
dignity Of that once angus, body, call aloud for lastn
! rn0rk upon those iactouS procccdngs-l mark, which
while it leaves still lcgibc the doings of the faction then
tho majority shall yet stand warning TO all suct
factions and accnsts in future. Let them know, tina
tie sovereign States and soverc On people know how
preserve their rights and dignity, whilst at the SAM
time they preserve and protect the dignity of the Senate
from the Vaccinations Of elcctioneeng uspanls, !cck
| less disorgaizrrs and nonied ari5tocraces.
ATTRACTION.
NJ The Tennessee Legislature hasin gnTloasy finch
cd While so many other States have rallied aronnt
Gen Jackson she who ought TO have been the first {
p,a,d the reputation of her Son. thr very hrst
shrink The House OF Representatives, at least, av
nailed tic RESOLUTION the abcBut the Senate hav
not vet acted upon it, The following substitute has bee
moved by Mr.. Craighcad, in lieu Of the resolutions sub
ni,:cd by Mr.. Toen
.Terctore Resoircd, by The Gencrni 7SsrmMy Of III
State If Tennessee. That the Senators in Congress iron
this State are hereby instructed and required to coope
rate with the Senators from other States in ali
(cxccp, celebrating said wriling) tending to manifest tia
said resolution of The 2Sth of March, lS is q" thu char
| aclcr specified in the foregoing preamble.
"Eesoircd That our Senators fun Their instructed an
rccuircd that by marginal note opposite I" said csolu
ton referring to the resolution oil tho Senate, and ~
scrawl drawn around said resolution, and by all lawtr
r,rans not affecting the lcgibny OF sad wrItings-thc
cndcavo manifest, that said resolution ct 2oloi Nacl
1894 is tho unlawful and adrrous act ot those by whot
il was moved and susaincd-that it paIt OF the au
thcntc record of the proceedings OF the Senate; hut
rrpis:crcd expression OF the spleen and modification
uioriY of the Senators, hn III that instance, gross!
misrrpcScn,ed the sentiments and opinions OF the gea
body Of the American people.
TIE FRENCH Question:
The public prints leeinng with rrports-But n
one appears 10 be distinctly informed "f the actual ra
tons between the two countries. Until have ssce
tanned what has really passed. one can advise VIVA
measure ought to be adopted. Who say, what III
President ought 10 recommend, how Congress ston.
be of the that have passed