Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
More Thunder !


The Nat lntegcncer is giving us more thunder upon
new SUBJECT IL most probably own but IL ma
come from the Cycops forge of Messrs nangum, South
au ana Ewing--or some Of these refractory Senator's
VINO have condemned the Instructions of their Ieeis-
xaturrs No wonder the Expunging Resolutions of the
Virginia Legislature should have throw tho whole mar
~ into convplsionsl The question is again To h. tried in
,ne Old Dominion, whether Senator is bound TO oJev
ms is'r@ef'ons or to resign II either of Senators
ooeys, ticn what becomes of Mcssrs Nangum South
ara &c III either ofthem sobcys then what is 10 be-
come OF hmsclf:-'rhc dilemma is a serons onc--but
Wnoss inut is IT. OF those who to CRAFTY their vndic
i've ieengs against the President aud aggra the
,anc passed an unconstitutional resolution which vio
a'es the rights OF the H. Off aud trum peon the Execu
uve-o OF those who would bra nd the whole
without ehacing the Journal'-Who is 10 bame-Tb.v
VINO have violated the Instructions of the people in
eiecung Senator, contrary to their wishes and SEN
well as his Vote $50 N' 10
IN vain, that the thundercrs ohe N Inteligencrr
or s Inc lght OF Instruction, in nearly 2 columns
y, .at paPer-or, nearly every argument that it
Poys mas been ~ years ago answered by one of their
own wings; 1t Is the case of Legh Mangum South
ara, &C What they say in the Intcllgencer has
already been rcued by his Report of 1872 Then c,n
not answer himand what worse lie will find il impos
.p,e 10 answer himself But the article Of the ~ In
wgehcer Is only another proof that the contempt of the
OF Instruction is beginning one of the card
mai doctrines OF the Wing School Ii is not one swal.
low winch makes the suinmer--nor is il a few Wlgs
VINO can preserve their party from the the doc
tne-lhe first Senator, believe who disobev we'd tb
instructions OF his Legislature, Gouyerneur Morris
IN iooo when he argued against the right of the New
YORK Legislature To instruct him. ,ut what was The
doctrine ofhis distng Federast in 1903 has now
leg maeiy descended to the Wings of the present time
>le National lnteliigcncer disclailns as necessary
coroary rom It's doctrine of disoJcdenee the duty the
senator ofestgn But without such an obligation what
Is the Instruction worth? "Not Il cherrystonc We
hoiu IL TO be the duty of Senator 10 oJey as flowing ms
strongly from the tederai feature of our as
iomits representatives. republican character; and we more
over hold that Senator, fhe obeu is bound To re-
sign This is the received mistaken and unsllakeable
doctrne OF virginia founded the theory of our goyrr
men confirmed by the voice othe enriched by the
example OF Mr.. Rives-And even the Hero OF tho
Igreota OF the Alexandria Gazettenat even Mr. Lcigh
hsel though he be one of her dsting uished ia.
rss and statesmen, in whom united the first order of
iaenls with the most spocss integrity one whom neither
the Establishments of the Court, the fowns of the
lyrant Lor the madness of Party, can more from his
oDn tr, Patri"tc purposes pass The fiery furnace
unscathed and unconsunied Let Agricoa, the National
lnteligencer, or both persuade him try the expert
ment when he will-Mr. H. cannot with npunity defy
the Instructions OF the Legislature of Virginia.
still lying the table of the House of Representatives
OF Tennessee The only hope OF the Wings is to keen
them natfed there They may have majority reckless
do So reaction will ensue and the People of Tennessee
Andrew Jackson Ii the Resolutions are taken up nd
they must ultimately pass Their enemies are afraid of
discussion The leading talents in debate are ON the
OF the Nicholson Ridley Pavat
Humphrey, &c, have taken the field and swept their
adyersarics before them