Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

ao as s"ch we snail lay them before readers We
Excerpts as "vouminous and nnpcdantc critic Of
the National Gazette would call them:
(from the .H0rt'nsLufg Republican,
MIR LEicu-Thc ic-clecton OF this man by the last
lie stature OF Virginia, has cast Stigma upon STATE
not easily to be obteratrd by time II is however yra
ns To the Republican Party know that lac succeed
Ell Ia his present elevated station BY very small nio
rity The Richmond Wing of late date contends that
M t"igh VIII obey the instructions of majority of the
Legislature, when he consider them Just and tquabc
but u he should he instructed TO vote for expungng
FROM the Journal Of the Senate certain resolutions con-
dcmning the President OF having violated the Consi
tuition and Laws, he will disoLey, stil retain his
seat, tor he will not resign. We have no doubt that
II any instructions cf the kind given MIR Leigh
lac will certainly disobey them his cnmity towards
the President is so bitter and unrccnng that he do
all IN nus power to keep up the war oil words which
many distinguished Senators have vented without prov
ing SINGLE allegation. The irnincss of the old Chief
was too much for them. and they could do nothing
than show their spite. by eliminating him the ST.
nate Journala p,iiul measure, uiLecomng their high
stations, and insulting to their constituents Our opinion
rs That Va will act with dccisior and Notwithstanding
she has committed great and palpabe by replace
oteycd, If she instructs him to do an act of common
JUSTICE especially in dishonoraLlc act in Which lie
opinion OF such political MIR Isiyh would
advise; but we hardly think, with all his - hc will
commit himself in this instance. He consistent
ly nudity the known wishes Of the pcope--ihcy are
| urgent aud conclusive.
Since the above was put in type, we have received
authentic Information from the Richmond Wing that
MIR. Leigh will disoppont gentlemen and their
calculations; and that he will be bued brow beat
| &C.
neral Assembly of Virginia. in other words that he
intends to hold TO his in violation of the
ed wall OF the people, the PLEDGES of his friends
derogaiion Of the long acknowledged Republican dee
trnc, the Right of instruction. Little did we think
that Mr. L. would ialsiiy the authorized avowals Of has
friends previous TO his reelection, that in the jack
party should succeed in April aud that they should
have majority in the next General Assembly, he
would resign abide by the instructions the
may give him. He stands pledged, said. Mr. Parker
to do this by the whole history OF his past life.
by his regard for the right of nsiuctionby all those
frnlfs OIL.
which he is distinguished But this is not to be-
Virginia is doomed, like Mississippi New Jersey North
Carolina, and other States TO have PUindc xtcr
Southland Frelnghuyscn! and Munpum, fostcd
upon her in opposition to her known aud untloubtcd
WILL until the constitutional time shall arrive for
lhe tate OF Virginia is TO be deeply amentcd and de-
pored by the whole Republican family this base in
noyaton ON her ancient custom and usage Let the de-
mocracy OF Virginia be firm and united and awuit the
instructions and further Developments; MIR Leigh,
and his friends yet be ioied in their dishonorase
intrigues and designs
(trom The Cvlpepcr Goseue)
1T now very clearly indicated by Mr. Leighs prime
The Wing says the information authentic ru-
NOR. we presume there can be doubt OF the Wings
intimate knowledge of Mr. Leigh int ntion ON this scu1r
lie says 1T UNDERSTOOD that he (Ar LIZ will not
he bulled or browbeaten out of the which h
was called by the General Assembly OF Virginia but will
repair To H. prepared to sanction principles honor
and interests oi Virginia in all things, ana To exc
cute the Instructions of those whom lac acknow-
lodges to have the right TO govern his votes This
: is really denying the right of instruction to an
unparalleled extent. How public officer in retiring
AT tie bid oil his constituents from the which
elevated HIM, can be said to be buled, is
able How an agent in surrendering his principal at
his option the trust he conidcd him. said to be
pfowueaten, we leave to the plausible arts of sophis
try TO cxplan MIR. Leigh cannot sustain the principles
OF Virginia, if he does not acknowledge Theoretically
and practically the unqualified right OF in It's
widest and most operative extent If he will obey
the people themselves it he reasonably KIP, ctrd
that he will obey he representatives OF the people,
If he obey instructions at all, they will be only those
OF specific character and it is impossible that the
Legislature can torcssal the and circumstances
tho fn. fc,ft
the stability of our institutions. Upon this, the legis
ature will not have the opportunity instruct because
IL VIII be Ignorant Of the necessity.
" Mr.. Leigh will not acknowledge. ~
ton OF those who may not instru Use
winch he had PREVIOUSLY determined to pursue, he,
together with the leading Opposition the Senate will
endeavor to thwart and enbarass every view and iea
sure OF the Executive The plain is: MIR Leigh will
retain his scat because he retain eve
y advantage to his party from its possession and the vio
ati"n of the sacred obligations which imposes We
hnk he VIII retain his seat against the peoples will
in denial OF their right govern; if he shall in
this design he will most assuredy experience the light
ming stroke OF popular Indignation
But what will these Editors say, when they come to
ean that the information rests, not upon any runour
OF the Senator himself and that he is determined to
overlook every other consideration-thc voice of the
PEOPLE self-except the state of his private affairs
FROM FRANCE
The Paris papers extend to the 3Ist Nav and the
avrc to the LIST June. The Chamber of Peers have not
adjourned sinc de- reported by the previous arrival
The Indemnity BIZ was to be called up the 18th July jut
uncertain whether The provisional clause would e
stricken from the bill
The qucSon IF Luterposition in the affairs of Spain
was occupying much of the attention of French Nil
nsers and politicians. The Cabinet was div dcd--
NJ Theirs, IT appears, is warmly in favor of am in.
tervention lie makes it sine qua his contnu-
ance IN the cabinet Mcssrs Guzot and Dnchatel
though not so tenacious will follow him If he RESINS
The Duke de Broglie WILL reluctantly assent TO the i'm.
tcIyention rather than lose Nj Theirs The English
government decidedly in favor of direct intr1rr.
ence, and so the King of France las been inform,
by Lord Granville in bis interview with him Mar.
shall Causcl thinks twenty five thousand men pro-
perry disposed in foTtrcsscs, keep open comm-
nIcatoDs, would be sufficient. Marshal Gerard thinks
6O,OOO men would be required. Gen Maison the Min
lister OF War, opposed TO Intervention and NJ Hu-
, manu. the Minister of the Treasury as a matter OF
| course
The JOurhaides Debafs of the 1st u announces that
no decision would be made by the French Goyernme Mt
unl after 1t should have received tie determination of
the French and Portuguese cabinets Ina wing
been forwarded immediately after the reception Of The
demand by the Spanish Government to Lisbon and Lon
don The journal DIES DtJoLs 1.-THE lcial paper is de-
mined on, it is said that il will be limited to the occupa
ton by French troops, of the fortified places in Bscay
and Navarro which will place their garrisons (4OU
strong) at the command OF the Queens Generals for
active service. Meantime Iacyrand is sad 10 ha We
presented to the King formal and forcible
against The measure, which has accustomed great seDsa
ton IN the polI;i al circles Tile Gun stifn7f1ef lie
Courier franediS the Itmps, the Nafonel nd the QUO
Adtenne, have come out against the intervention
The QuadrUpic Treaty, To which Spain has Appealed
was made by Great Brtajn France Portugal and Spain