Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17
Mr.. UJsa ont h,roTiuG HrrGd.

Mr. Wise is again upon his stills. He has begun with
set speech against the Presldent-coupcd 10 rcsou
ton Of sweeping enquiry into the conduct Of every Exc
cutve department, without any limitation 10 time
person, place or circumstance The speech ab0unds in
than his usual TRADE and extravaganza. Nothing
stay his vengeance. Not The close of expiring
adnlinsiraIon-nu The illness of the man whom
he assails. Buff MIR. Wise believes one.,enh of the
things which he charges upon the President and his Ca
bnet, he has been ccreant to his duty lnsead OF con
filming his enquiry to the various Executive Departments
and reserying it for the close of his Office lie ought
long since to have laid upon the table of The House Of
Representatives. articles Impeachment against Andrew
jackson himself. Did he fear being left in the same
small minority, that Mr. Quincy was when he moved
an impeachment against Mr.. Jefferson:
Mr. Wisc's last e:fot is far from being happy one.
He labors to be Scloquen,sand fails in the effort. He
ekes out his denuncaton with scraps of Irrelevant his
tory His Imagination carcaures the statement Of eve
~ TO which he alludes. The orator indeed is
always in extremes In the Baltimore Van Buren, Con.
rcn,on o! 81 he urged rapurous resolution OF graft.
tude in behalf ol General Jackson, which his friends
could scarcely prevail him To withdraw-and now he
is hurting the ercest thundcrbus Of vengeance upon
his head Bnt there is alusion to the present weak
condition of the President, than which nothing BE-
in ver TASTE We lay it before readers TO show the
ruthless lengths which party ianaticisn extend:
Only friend Mr.. p told them that they would kill him:
that there too much travel and fatigue; too much
! standing an9 talking; loo much hustle and excitement
for weak and lnfrn old man to bear But sLl. they
showed him about the heat Of summer, and still they
made him roar until he frightened the People, who nj
last began to appreheud he lion come 10 devour
their freedom Of elections and all else they valued rs
dear. Defeated in his mission, lie at length became dis
gustrd himself agrined and mortified. He returned
to Washington through Ohio, and by the Guyandotte
through Virginia again, and has been sick and disabled
ever since The loss of Tennessee, particularly the
Hermitage, excited him still! more and this renewed OK.
element may have caused that hGnorrhage at the lungs
which has been pouring out The current of his lille Al
moment since his return has he been able to write or
dictate message There ne has been lying, as 1t were,
dead lion who could not even shake the dew-droP
from his name and his couch Of intirmy has been
haunted by The Percnnses and Chambers OF his palace
by Vampires In their hands has he tallen and IL is
because this nsi annual msSdgc comes to us and the
country eekng with the fumes Of tic Kitchen Cabinet,
! that il is what it is =.
We pass over the cxtravugant and bitter structures
which he has made upon the message-slhe vanity and
cgotisIn' which he has charged upon IT, 'it5 protane
hypocrisy sophs,ical nonscnse"''i's low dd cap.
fdndum argunen's'-"ils glaring falsehoods, &C. &c;
''i;s nagogueisms arts Of vile deception and hum
huggcry-s ranking Of party sprit-its grove
ling moral sentiment &c. &c. The orator s friends
indeed may well blush for such vituperation-when they
rccollect that the National lntcgencer has COM
mendcd the n,cssage-whcn most Of the Wing presses
have forbornc I" abuse itand when Webb himself has
suppressed lis criticisms, from respect to the Presidents
sim