Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26
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The MASSAGE if the Expunging Resolution has almost
made our winr contemporaries frantic. They can scalct'
" find !angua gisutficiently strong TO express 'hei ta
and from plaicng over their columns, one wouiu al n"
crnrosa hat ie roaring times Of Wh1ggery-"nen
their manic. mailing, but now expungcd Senator'S ' heI
and ccndpmud The President without a hearlns-n"u
re,ururd Tie violence Of the language used by seYc,
raj of lie ur,osilion journalists: is nearly MS grca! as y
was when rcy called upon Their young men % is1 ,h he
arms. and LaInored for the cleaning OF Knives le
.H,shinr of PISTOLS and The brislIIng OF hayoness u"
Cap.oI Ilil. when their Wehs!ers proclaimed that sun.
DAYS were at,lisled until the dePosIles we're rcS'''eu
| p!Ipn their Claws and their Prestons announced th'
.revoIu,jnu bocd!css as yct;' when they crapea l!r ca
ao nr npr c,un1y, and when sundry little children
Hwere rrirhtp,cd into the belief that at the cToakihg 'l
bn words lie world would drop 10 pieces no" we
hear i, nu,in-now is the talk of death and dcs'TEc"o"
of Nero, ~Eomilian, and OF all the tyran'so """!u"'
-nf saItnelr, charcoal, and Of cold steel. 49,.
The writes in question have certainly no li.iie party
reason for feeling vexed. 1t must be decidedly Inp''a'
SAINT 10 receive such uneqaivoca! proofs that th''' S''c"s-
holJ which in 1871 was the scene CT so hiaiy curious
antics, has been wrrs!fd nom H' W VIZ r.Lrh 'w r,s
| Tia, lhci! grand mOvemcnt-lte loop on WHO" was
hang all the revolutionary speeches q 'hat !'t!o"--
has beru a, last e&punged. Ire TcDnke Il 81 u"I'''
the evidence of the destruction OF Their party SO Ph'fH
bic, thatu few tears ard wild w"i"s are na'nia' 0 II u
accession. and sorrow should have vent l"y scrHi'
however, TO have one consolation IN al illci! iFouo!eS'
and derive sune satisfaction from what They appear 10
rerard as erediiaJle-lhnt n mob cnu'i he i"unu /" fech,
lrss nf every characteristic OF al .iIlc'I Iit" ""H
so devoid of every sense of ProPr!eiy OF cnItuct, Us !"
insnlt and bully ile Senate i'll their deliberations: an"
,hut asplrudidly dressed nrn"-lhclr style OF dressing
must he as queer a, their conduct was ontTage""s-"e were
no, wanting to hiss and yell al the RrprrsrI'aiIvcs OF
their country, when following cut the dictates OF the
people,. The conr!"rt is appropriate 10 the occasion. IL
was in IcAI, that the practice OF Kissing democratic Sc
majors, and Of npplauLing their antagonists, was INTRO
ducrd into the gall, res ii Tie SENATE.
GEy. JscKsos AND IrrIs rmILiIfrE-lt is stated
that al the andirncc which General Cas-. Tie American
Minister, had Of the King. he dc.i:errrcd |" ms MajcStY
a private !rtic. fr~lu Gen. ~Jacks"n. d:Sar"wIr%, III 4
manner most honorable to himself. all the lnjnri"ls III
lrrpTelalioHs riven to certain phrases used by INN in his
c.Icb:alrL rnrssamr 10 tie AGiercan Congress, ana To-
seine Of lrs acts. lie likewise announces h!s Intended
retirement from the Presidency, and from public ne at
tcgti!rr, and his determination Of pay ing Il WISH u
Ffance-tE tie latter is highly pT"blcmalical.
| is elsewhere stalled that General CaSs had annoinc'
ed II Il dipluluatic Sniycc that the couimcrcIal relations
which la been mnncntarly interrupted between Lyons
and NoilE America by The !Gle financial CRISIS, are ah"''
10 b. renewed with rpdoublcd activity. Extensive Of
ders for silks. and other articles Of luxury: are on ''
point Of being forwarded from The %priGcipa! towns ci i'
United States.
Baltimore is. il is now said, tic destination o! Lon':
EoEapuIic. The French officers implicated IN the sHllI
affair nf Louis Benz parte, had not been claimed by 'h'
FrcucI Government, and were consequently nj inFg
The National mentions the arrest OF four iorcigl ""rK
men at MaIlansrn.-B Baltimore GG:rHc.