Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-09
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SENATOR n A<L,


from the Washington Giobc.l
SENATOR KANE.
The suboined letter from Senator Kane, in reply 10
eonhl'tee OF friends is important, containing the
testimony of observer whose sound udgme mt and op
portunitIcs OF Judging enable him speak understand
ingfy of tho aigapation Of the thrcs portes, 10
which the Uhitc politicians are engaged 10 contribute
their quota.
The sentiments expressed by MIR. Kane are an honor
aoic contrast to the derner of the par
usans of the Presidents sold friend" whom we once
hailed as "the Cato OF the South Alas our Cato now
relics altogether on the aid of the of his profess
scd principles
JAeKsosviLLE May G, 1895.
Gentlemen; The resolution adopted a, a meeting of
Tue friends OF the Administration, requesting to know,
at what time IL would be convenient for me to paroke
OF public dinner with my friends in this place which
you alI me me honor to hand to me last evening, has
piahed IN my bosom feelings of gratitude too warm 10
be expressed, and too deep be DESTROYED by time =
Upon this my first visit to this beautiful part of the
State, TO be thus welcomed, and by citizens SO dsn-
ior lner hrm perseverance in sustaining the Re-
publican doctrines of the present Administration an
honor OF which any man might be proud.
Inc circumstances which Surround us REQUIRE CONT.
hueu efforts to place in security the principles Of a
sound democracy, as administered by President Jack
SON Il eom5,ned Increment of parties an N, T,;,eJ
States holding different sentiments as TO the ehoroc,r
ana purposes IF Government, and each hostie ~
or o'en, IS to DC t-montauy met and orercome-
zoe .tau .NAHsfeation, National RepuLiicanisup mr.
Federalism, 10 he substituted for the (ons,;t,,o s
nis country One leads the dissolution of the Inon
another to the rejection of the public will in tho cbo
OF PRESIDENT as IN the case of heeecon of the imn.
date predecessor of General Jackson; and the third r.,
'hat toryism which was exhibited by portion of onr
countrymen during the late with Great Rri,,;n
II is not possible that the cemen of this now bnnnv
country VIII ever consent TO hazard the adoption Of
such expedienis. To believe for n mon.n, H.,
dmGgdmaton 81 these three parties whatever of leaven
they may seek to throw into the mixture will nrod,ca
better results is an absurdy. AS ruin to our ber-
es attehds the success of any of them their unon
but enhances our dangers. The prospect before ms how
ever, is cheering. The accessions In our So;
quarters hhcro hostile furnish reason for the
oeief that the alliance TO which have alluded is basel
only upon the hopes of few mady ambitions mon and
is not seated in the hearts oil any considerable portion Of
the American people Let then, my friends meet
the struggle before with augmented resolution nt
an end to the hopes of this singular Opposition
peace to the country and security to freedom, s'
regret sincerely that my stay this iourishnp de-
lghtiu town must necessarily be short aa TO forbid
acceptance of your kind invitation.
WIN great respect your friend and fellow citizen
Messrs. Evans, Stacy, Brooks, Hunt, and Berry.
The example ofJudge VIM. Smith, of Alabama. Int Of
South Carolina, is practical rcbukc of the conduct and
oil the opposition patsans whether Federasts
or Nullitiers lie declines an election TO the Honse -,
representatives. from the FIRST Congressional Distric, ~
alabama because conceiving that the Constitution has
not TO Congress the to roads and
canals within the limits of State nd being opposed 70
the exercise OF that power by construction or
ne is unwilling to receive election ut The hands 81
constituents who, having favori,e local proi.r, cnr
winch they desire the aid of the General Government
entertain different views from himself this material
question: and might instruct him contrary TO his
views OF Legislative right aud power under the Consn.
ton Advantageous 10 the public interests as the cleo
o''S ." i.Siy quhilieu ny Character talent md
principles would be, yet every friend TO the sound
principles ofour Government and lust Instrumentation -,
the Constitution, will hesitate TO approve az the do
termination OF Judge Smith; subscribe with ma IN
the following remarks by the editor of the Montyomer
Ala Advertiser 1bou,, e -
Altogether unlike Gabriel Moore he is u9wiing IN
hod post II he cannot fully represent the feelings and
wishes of his constituents. Though we cannot 7ibera
fore censure the Judge for his course we seriousv re-
grci the necessity which impcls him it, The natural
aoy, the large requirements and deep research the
vast fund OF historical POLITICAL legal and s,atisIi.
cal niornaiion above ALL the sound principles and stern
integrity OF Judge Smith, perhaps never moro
Tueu oy the country than they this time in the
has oil Congess His age, his talents his experience
ms consistency and sterling integrity 10 the Constitution
all point him out proper leader Of the Admn
party IN that body; and he elected that station
we have no doubt, would be awarded him without n die
seniing voice We repeat, therefore. that however ho
norabe and correct his course sincerely regret thai
Judge smith services should thus be lost TO the ato
and to the country"
IMPORTANT MovEMENT.-We understand that NJ tho
wing uehefai committee last night the question was
presented as TO the be pursued rentive IN tJ
next Presidential election Different resolutions yer
oHeIcd recommending the support of Mr. Webster and
MT white, TO the Wing party. The discussion was
postponed until Tuesday next at Il special meeting We
consider lhs most important step The course mr..
sued here, Will no doubt b. followed in other sections y,
the State, and the whole Union will look forward 10 ill.,
result wan intense anxiety We shall await the deci-
SION without discussing the merits and claims Of the con
didates referred to, opinions have bccn
candIdy expressed. We glad, however to ace tho
subject brought forward for consideration ~
nv Y EO Star
MECKLENBURG CELEBRATION
We were taken TO task few weeks since jcor ex
pressing fear that the PROPOSED celebration NJ az,