Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15


p,nusyI wanna &c. &c. Such is the fatal error
.a which The Wings have betrayed her-The Pcnn-
rauan presses this point Suppose (says that paPcr)
ne :.aliatioa 10 go on-snrpose prohibition OF the
Ink notes Of Oio and other Western STATES from Cir
,,;on in this State In that case, let the cities Of Bal
a.or. and New York, now competing with us for the
"csyn trade rricc. To Them The prohibition will be
l.a!.: fr il will OF once secure to them the prize
.; which l;ry 50 anxlou$iy c"n!sndiny. The
,e Of trade will be mplete!y diverted from u.s.
. shared b. cities no. grooming under the iron sway Of
#!ca>,5 HlaA
RET The Democracy Of The State will not quietly SUBJ
such gross .sr!e. The fennsy lvanian states that
lie coaay meetings i'll the interior frequent, large
a,I ,.rlrrunvd. Uu:on county held large anti Bank
4 n,cliac on the 2,h ult Westmoreand. Montgomery,
l. hini l., dfid, Fayctte, and various other counties
ye done the Sane. Township meetings, too, fire.
rr.n;, and The Signs OF agitation th;ckrn daily
THE FEDER4LiSTS WITH Mr.. LEIGH
HsraA for Mr. Leigh! Not Hnrrok for Mr.. Tyler.
The "War!eBtun Register compliments Mr. Lcigh's
Letter as an able and r0stmSrc argument in favor of
m duy OF rcs;suncc to the instructions Of that body
,seu-nc him do act in violation Of the Ccnsttu
Of the United States, which ne has sworn to sup
,nfi
On The other hand this Federal organ of W!i-gerv af
referring the Resolutions passed by the Gen. Assem-
i lis two last sessions. pr'nouucrs Mr. Tyler sin
TITS view Of the duties and obligations Of Senator,
he wcathercock, TO be vccred by every wind
4 Il popular excitement from the Legislative Halls Of
States regrets, yer Has gwen HE sane
ga 20 Ike doctrine Of the right Of Instruction. the
tgty of resignation allenativc' and considers
j lis further opinion, that implicit obedience is due to
legislative request TO Senator to resign a re1o!s
lOrary dorrinc "A miscrably blind guide, this, for Mr.
,:lri 10 follow!
u Tie New York American, too, commends the high
sp;;, and patriotic Devotion Of Mr.. Legh-as might
tcn ultctcdlt contends, that Virginia is the
mother d the fatal error, as VIC deem it, IN constitutional
5$clicc which holds that Senator Of u States be
,'at he either obey or resign 7" understand
og, says Mr.. kng ut the Americana there is posi-
9n aner than that this practice ovethrows the basis
ason which the Senate of the United States delbe
:.ely orSanZ.d-lhai Of create. stability than either
ne House OF Representatives the Executive. The
md and aim Of tins organization were that in times OF
culty and excitement, the Senate might maintain the
Constitution. alike against The temporary extravaganza Of
error on The par! OF the people immediate Representa-
tvcs the House, and the usurpatlons undue prepon
icraucc OF Executive power This extreme prccnsio, is
indeed cOnbalted with great ability Mr. Leighs letter.
and shown 10 be IN opposition 10 The preamble and resou
hons Of Hl2, drawn up by himself; but the roncnt tha
D Cay p"rpose Senator can be instructed and ODE
encc be expected Of ri h,, the theory Of the Const
on, 10 he Office Of Senator, TO set aside"
Ii Mr. King will but gn back to the Conventions OF
u Massachusetts, and New York; he will find the great
power o! le Senate aud the long tenure Of Office excused
y alrssrs. hn., Jay, and l!amilton-and upon the
ground, that the State Legislatures might instruct; and
Il Cae "i them says enjoin their Senators 10 obey.
Mr.. Walsh another OF the high Federal School,
iNAdS Mr. Leigh letter swell written and able pro-
dIon approves the hits which he gives the General
Ascmby-bu. has the frankness to add that t''the
he IN which Mr. Leigh cndcarorS TO reconcile his
'~r'edgrm,n of the Right Of Instruction with his refusal
acGucsce in il on the preSent occasion, appears 10
II iFW. moro ingenious than cienr'-and he mi ght well
3 hTe added scr satisfactorily" 1t has astounded many
"aj friends, while has astonised most of his enemies!
FL Instruction IN PENNSYLVANIA.
We differ essentially with It a Plain Man," in the
lennsylvanian of Saturday We are astonishcd find
ndenying the power of the Legislature to instruct
States Senatorand taking the whole Federal ground.
'%e s"phlsn, lon which he much insists will not
%ra Waer-to wit " 1t ioliows-anc here is the pith
II " 'he maer-tIa. Senator vf the United States IS not
"uHa BY the instructions Of State Legislature, the
a numbers Of which do not admit themselves to be
rs "tha py The instructions of the people Does the
|i"tty OF our State Senate acknowledge the force
"a popular Instructions: The conduct OF Dr.. Burden
H ' M Penrose, and their brother converts Of tar
'Ee memory, has answered the question: All this may
81 Huc-and il may be the heigh, of Inconsistency for
instruct others who contemn IN their own persons
81 hunclions oflheir constltucns-Bn the right
instruction is so sacred, that we hold with Mr. Rves,
%a 10 hypothesis whatevcr-no d"reetion the part
'nt Legislature, can nullify their will. We hope,
Is e"e, that Nh buchanan Will bow before the right
T. u We ate happy 10 learn already from the Globe that
III % VII. either obey resign. We trust he will 0bey, if
"S feelings and convictions will justify such decision
81 TIE MOCK HEROIC.
" WI "hirlsig Sangwhangcr is for the present deter
n, "u slick 10 Mr. Leigh, so long he st cks to his
II ., Ou' how long he will remain in this mind, will de-
81 , upon lie change of the The shifting OF Tue
u G4-.Ee is now swelling the bellows OF
ri r., ptse with higher wind than ever.--Sce,
ii instance the extasics into which he Is excited,
u %c"", yesterdays Wig upon hearing of Air. Leigh
III a. Sprech--llerc is striking resemblance
Il IN. " S his Mock HEROES this occasion, and
E& ;'pFcn which to from tradition from
IA 4fn Wing Orator, in Congress, upon the occasion
amy Dardcns Horse, that We cannot forbear present
IA e oace OF descriptions togeher.-Our readers, oi
al ''sc'ec, the story of Amy Dardcns Horse the
IN "":cn Cut such fine figure in the Revolution
III "a', ana afterwards in Congress-. From the ioun
sB br Va me GovcrnnIrnt this famous black horse had
toIe INTO Congress by some member other His
%"s demanded pay for him, from year year, until
and n became sort of heir loom to every session
n 4, ,y naFtens stred stalking horse for speech
plcsds: Amy succeeded. The eoquence of the last
was irresistible, and the bill carried amid &C
Wh;. 'n and pcals Of laughtcr.-But first hear the
Ill s' ana then Amy Dardens Orator: ...ea'-... .
sH "l.i.h '' "rIgs Wing. .qmy Durden's Horse.
3 r;au nude speech Mr. Spsaker-You have heard
Gsy aOollon>ts Thurs sir famous Horse. lie is
the he left black Horsc Gud his is ho
,an m of his ability you have heard Alexander
I Face In Previous occnson Bucephalus AMI Of Donapare
j lie mas been in the Senate fiery war But in what
3 G @ The fame he acquired equal Rom us: Swhcr
M Ia, bee, Of 1922 che mountcd he rushed int
A Tie cr, aud excited bybac-bs and tail lying
I seen ~ Rehmond may aashing from his ant
Vice ana M heard in thunder from his nostri
E lip. r S"' n read ia his compressed . ..
Ri cis an, ,ns majestic lion, long hou,. -s. 90. ' -
Sf Cada pushed by Hotcn,o, or .t '.a. ..
ss9 dash, ~ ,iansi nunc ....
E 'aI.,ssrsia,.'ss from his eye, and . 49,. ~ J,.,-.
E3 IT, .dst from his tsIoat.''
A.u Tradition Isl that for the first time in his life Mr.
re n Ike to have been suffocuted with laughter
~ mvch g. Inc above is rehearscd from memory-Hor
who bsa,f II Is than tho original uust be left to thos
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