Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

ton 10 disfranchise The whole laboung community Of
Virginia, the ground ha they could ond nerer
mould become politicians safely to be entrusted with the
right of suffrage and participation in the choice OF ter
own rulers Mr.. l.. is now a. much farther o@itnG Me
spirit 0 tic aye The time which has elapsed since
THE adoption Of the new Constitution to The present day
tie has not advanccda peg in the science OF nee govern
!ncnt or love "i free institutions. " hat mas ht ""y
said, than n.linaled relative t" the h'rf h'hg''
tTate III thu American prnplr-and tIal III MS ''' d
upon his responsibility, Senator ol the w. S'a"s
Why, IN substance, that the President vt the u STATES
bad unw"tny prusti;utd his hi !h "!icc 'r Grnv'I!is
and rirctinrrrpg purp"s,.S and s>'an lhr Party by
whom his Administration was upheld thai Will: ~"
Treasury al c'r'nand, and view 10 slanGrr IL among
his tar"eS the President had nsdiOuSIr sought quar-
rr with France, au provoked war, to gvr c""uraE'e
prrirxt Tor appropriations 81 rxIravagant a""unt III a
tIcIphnn Ol Tie prhabe rcsulL-and should come, a
trIhur the u The calamity 10 the conumacy OF MS
political opponents IN nnrrrss for refusing 10 vote him
three millions Of ars the last session. To be lard "u
c0ndNOHGiy, 1T his tliscrrtIou The land anu haYa
srrrcr-and for the loss OF the ''F"rtitcatl" Bll -
IlIa like distinguished Prussian Monarch. 1t was
sufficient of with the PRESIDENT, that ne could
control The hest Treasury IN the eOrd and IKE IL
Sccundre King OF England! WHO designed to sell his
country To France, made on Holland, Osc"S"y'
because she had rude picture hung mp III s"He
warehouse OF Amsterdam 10 commemorate nural VIC
tory England, "trhtrh The King sought 0cc6S'OH IL
tHke pftnSre SenSc! MIR. L. crrluinly unique III
all llls political ENTHUSIASTICALLY ccnsurons ut llosr
who happen 10 differ with him III upnion-and views
principles through medium, exclusively hIs own
something like "Ls dng ur Tic munger -cann"l take the
lead HIMSELF and will suffer others to take II. The
honorable Senator carries out this principle OF sngn!ar
u so Tar, is 10 be the only man ct ordinary Intelligence
within my knowledge, who still thinks, Processes To
think, with France ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on That
ground alouc he has said feels himself constrained to
vote for larger and liberal appropriations than nm
der other circumstances, he would doytl that he VII
not 20 To the of single dollar, with view to
defeat Mr. Claws iuvortc :B to distribute The pro-
cceds of the Public Lands among the States-thc sole
object Of which indirectly TO rc-asSue tile principle o
"iuernai HRprorenlrni," by the General Government
"Mr. Leigh is certainly good lawyer, bull most un-
fortunate politician. France has had the full benefit vi
his forensic Abilities whilst the wishes Of his Stale have
been dsrcgardcd and the public council paray 10y IS
eccentric, antIN rginian and unsatcsinanlkr drp"rt
ment. This is said'rih more Of sorrOc than u anger
for. Mr. Leigh is certainly, most estlrahe man ~ all
the relations of private cyet in the name and for the
sake OF my country. from his political prIncl-
pies now hrncciurlll and FOREVER!
'Havng lar poured tc Uials If mig ,rruh, mo, OF
the vindictvc order, for have respected him Us
man) what shall he said Of the Cabal who wanonly
placed him in the uncnvabe position he occupcs--;snd
what of the tardy Justice OF those whose duty has been
to relieve the lady Polite OF Tie ranking incubus: AS
10 the former their fiat has been pronounced IN voice OF
thunder. by indignant people, their measure Is lu,
and running AS to the latter, their was rs
clear as if written with sunbeam; the issue made
up and tried the Spring clectionsand nothing re-
manned he done, but lu execute the righteous judy
lnent of ungorbraring people. Yet. the "ciPnnStHg
process has been permitted TO ''drGg ITS rcnry length
aong into the third month Of the SESSION. whilst Nor
drcal the Jew "stM ut the hingS gatc." beg Of
NV Republican friends, ~ be adnonshcd TO sense ut
what is due themselves and those whom they repre-
SENT by frequent recurrence To the hIXIn "l OLD
Roger Shernan-H is the business Of .NmO'ttteS Ia de-
Latc, Of .MjortttcS IL cOtc. Yours, truly,