Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17


Slavery tho Disirictprecsec support Tie ns Ssas
sne C dangerous opinion TINT States o0Hh ipe
at safety W. surely ssS I'1 npe XIX r.
can aud will have, 7boiiee a ,.fl 100
1hcs TO- rule OvOr them iosis a@g upon
their eoHstitaeafs thereby casting
lion Upon tIe;, nSdses.% ''"T ma
His Loudoun Wing friends AJoiitionists for en-
teraInng such conscientious scrupes Heaven save The
mark! But the moment the Little Magician leans 10 the
same scrupe tho guarding against the slightest exercise
ct IT. In much stronger terms than the Wing Delegates
USED, or IN as strong as any man could use, why forth
with THIS ing Oracle sets up the cry Of mad Dog .qJo
no"!St! HC9i0"ist! Oh he IS the most dangerous po-
lcian in the world Cruelty him Cruelty him
Such is the ovenhanded Justice of The LAWYER whose
OK was gored with your bull" That alters Tie case -?
The worthy Delegates from Loudoun Augusta may
eonsclenously believe the existence of the power,
though they may dePrecate its exercise He defends
them, orsoot, as being GbOk0nSfs. He may defend
Mr. Clay too as being abolitionist though he holds
opinions less congeBIa with those of tie South than
the magician Of Undertook But the very moment
The latter suggests such scruple yet guards against lis
exercise by an nsurnountabe wall of adamant why of
course, he is TO be executed, drawn and quartercd-
These The personal and political friends of the Editor
OF the Wing, do not express themselves half strong.
y as hr D. lie admits from The unguarGed words Of
Ie t Nsosmiqion that The power may be given in the
made an exception-or, If this could have been
foresecn at the time of ccdag the District IL would
have bcen expressly provided against--Mr Van Blu.
rem also contends, that 10 set up the claim at this
TINE Of day, Is surprise, and therefore frauI upon
Maryland aud Virginia-that 70 exercise il now would
be to violate The very spirit Of the CONSTITUTIONS to upturn
the basis OF the socia tiressbly to dissolve
the Union that for HIMSELF lie would be the inRcr5Ie
and uaeomlpoD.ising opponent Of any such attempt
and he is therefore pledged by every consideration Of
honor and duty, 10 reto tic bM Indeed many of the
Wings Contend that " B. is too sir0ag-and tie Wing
PyceadS he is too weak Such the beauties Of their
Consistency
We leave il to all impartial judges to determine
whether our neighbour is silly insidious whether he
really knows not whahe IS after, or whether he knows
not what he says any two days together But for
selves, his head reminds Of operation which the
sagscous Lemuel CULVER describes in his visit To La.
puta. The ocoiput Of was applied 10 the head
ofanother, 10 divide the brain in equal proportions
The two half brains being thus divided len 10 dis
p0te the various motions between themselves in ono
icemng scul The consequences ultimately was that in
the brains Of the wise OF Bapua moderation
and good understanding ensuedN Now, neighbours
brains certainly divided, and with ilscfsbut un.
fortunately for him. and 10 the great amusement of every
body else each half alternately prevails the one over
the other-but each is equally mpessioncd desperate ,
and reckless in its decisions.
II his political friends do not fake out Commission Of
Lunacy upon HIM why they will The in
The disgrace OF al Their party, and in the defeat Of all
their plans.