Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03


malicious and yndctlve feelings, and that it was
intended by its ADOPTION to brand the fair fame and
putation of the President with namy, and place last
ing record of it their Journal and TO break his Adj
mnlsration down. and build up its ruin their own
party, and a new Bank Sir, we are Inplored by the
gentleman from CuIpcper not to infuse poison into our
party struggles by the adoption Of the resolution IN your
hand would say 10 that gentleman, that the poison
has already been infused by the adoption of that infa
nous resolution by The U. s. Senate, and that it be
eradcaed only by expunging it from the journal Our
object is not 10 niusc poison, but to extract that which
has been infused by the virulence and MALICE Of Tie
Wing minority in the Senate. . , I:.a
We have been told that this resolution ought moi a
pass because it is intended TO disgrace and mark with
namy, the majority of the Senate, who adopted the
solution, We nrnpose TO expunge; und VIC have been
amused with The most cxtlayasa".
culogies that ma orty. They have been PoinIeu "
US PATRIOTS acuaed by The purcst and most dlsnter
estcd motives; the great champions Of h""IHn ery-he
protectors of the Constitution and the arS and le only
barrier Jeeecn the Old tSarper and OeSPot at washing.
ton and the people, and hallhey have thrown themselves
into the breach stay the Iyrants hand and sare the
people from slavery Sir who these pure and dStn-
terescd putrios- champions Of Lbcrt Are they
Sprague of Maine, Bell Of New Hampshire Frellnghuy.
sen and Southland of New jersey, Ewing of Ohio, and
Moore Of Alabama, who so much them
selves by setting up their own Will against that OF their
constituents and by treating them with the most sovereign
contempt By grossly disappearing them IN voting to!
this very resolution, contrary to their positive and So
lcmn Instructions of whom, Spraguc, Bell, and
FrellnghuySen (tlcr term OF SERVICE having cApFcu)
have been driven by an injured and nsuted people from
the seats in the Senate which they had dissraced and
the other three still cling to their seats, although two Of
them have been repeatedly informed by their const,u.
ens that they have grossly misePrescnted them, and
that they have further for their services. They
WILL however, receive their reward from injured
and indignant people. Perhaps the distinguished Man
gum of North Carolina uhe intimate friend of one ofour
Senators is these champions of the rights of the
people, who goriousty msSeprcscnted his constituents
in voting for this oution and after having agreed 10
make up the issue with his colleague at the succeeding
election and be governed By the result by resgning his
if the elections should 60 against him, still ignoy
(dus ,o pure dsierestedHess sticks TO his seat and
knowingly nsrepresens his constituents, although the
people have decided The issue against him. and have
sent him their written instructions to vote for resolution
to expunge this very resolution from the Journal Of HE
Senate Sir, these patriotic and disinterosted Wings
sometimes die; but although they have contempt and
holy horror for Office, they very rarely, fever resign
Perhaps these extravagant euoges were intended for
the chase the 0rtuous and patriotic Pondexer of Mis-
sssipp who has lately received his reward from just
and generous people, for thepursy dsneresed and noble
part he played in the great drama Of convictIng the Pre-.