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


have established, that the resolution adopted by the
Senate, is both unconstitutional and false, and the
nsructing resolution yuu hold in your hand is both
s,ilutonal aud proper-that The parliamentary mode is
To eIpunge that the peculiar circumstances under HIGH
the Senate adopted that resolution, nprrously call Tor
such TO destroy its effect, will aix 10 it the
strongest mark Of rrpobatIun especially in its adop
ton both the Constitution and the sacred right Of i'll
sruct!on palpably and hagranlIy violated, il is
essential that such should Lc adopted will most
cfecually the Constitution and indicate the
great right Of instruction. Here will remark that al
though believe that Of the Senators from this State
recently elected by the most papabe violation Of
written instructions, the last Spring elections clearly
proved, and both OF them opposed in prncp and
feelings to majority OF H. pseple Of HESHa yurnos~
G' supper. nen from their scats but for the pLrpose
% u''' ing tnat obnoxious resolution txpunged 1
ain perfectly willing that they shah continue their
seats il they represent le Wishes and scn.us or
majority of the people Of The ota,s, and if were to
consult the interests OF my party alone, would say 10
both of them to continue in their seats and dsobey their
instructions. Of this kind would destroy any
party, in this State at least
Sir have 10 suggest to the Senate onlyooe other
reason, why that obnoxious resolution sionee P1pung
ed from tile Journal Of The Senate, and nap done. 1t
will be act of sheer Justice to an OLD Palot almost
worn out in the public SERVICE the most reniNa man
Of the present age, who has performed me brilliant
achievements, and rendered his country morestingulsh
ed service both in the field and in the CABIN, than any
man except the Father of his Country, a. who will
and to his final restngptac full Of years'd covered
with glory. Sir, have proved that greatus has
becn done TO this lluslrous Statesman ando!der, by
the adoption of the resolution desire to Re expung
ed-thal it is base SANDER upon his uprh and pure
character and was intended by his enemie' brand his
fair fame and reputation with infamy Is O the duty
of every American citizen 10 use his best ats TO wipe
off the foul s.ain which factious Senate attempted
10 place on the ilustrious fame of Andrew @son His
character is our property-hs fame belong the Anne
ican people. Under his military ausP the Star q
spanged banner has triumphcd over theiiish Lion;
and under his civil auspices the most danus system
of policy has been broken up-a system W was tend
ing rapidly the overthrow Of the talrest OF mans
creation, by p,rcipa,ing every thing into great vor-
tex of consolidation. Yes, sir, the Ame System, o.
in the language of its greatest CHAMPION, prostitute
at the feet of the Executive veto hgfectire Ia a,
riff. corrupt system of internal imProYt and
cnrrupt and an arrogant Bank have all fatetore this
distinguished man. By his wise and encr4neasures,
he has promoted peace and unexamPledi'PerI at
home and commanded honor and respcFoad. At
what former period did our national charaeommand
such high respect in foreign countries? LeAmerican
citizen now 20 any foreign civilized CO, and his S,
heart will be gaddened with the moaravagant
praises of lis country, as he land Of te and the