Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-24

,,ays writes upon subject when he knos some
'" INT NJ .iir,es q Fi,idta..l - :,
ga ~ - Washington Correspondent OF the New iork
nv r,t,sscs to know u great deal about which he
INN. Let one specimen suffice OF his boosted asscr-
wiz. and his actual ignorance.
toms cIownr is extracted from his letter of last
,"},r cvening-upon the appointment OF the new
SPEAKER: e ,o,, .r,,,o, os C,ro,iner II. is no
~ ,,, eminent person, who has suddenly become such
% h gang of official scribbers here for The Globe ana
rnonireT who about well capacitaed ior appe-
Erha character and sympalhzng with his sentiments as
oans az Judging Of any thing noble, just and generous
IL lar -, are capable OF approaching the charac-
~" a sympathizing with the sentiments of John
-, :, Caroline will appear from the following pas
',' !, !, the conclusion of the Preface, which we
:AS' - November 1890, when we published his ad-
ON "Construetion Construed, or Constifu-
' IraEira,rd-not = line of which Preface would
""s ,y,sh 10 blot 1t eXpatiates upon the dangers,
We ,b.n threatened the States Rights doctrines OF
VIM and called every good citizen to the rescue
" - hc 10 the power of Truth, the State Rights doc
have risen into the ascendant, and they now con-
,. tho Law and the Prophets" for the great Re
Sl;can party of the country:
Tho nc-iod is, indeed, by no means an agreeable
/, borrows new gloom from the apathy which
W. "a reipn over so many of orr sister states. Inc
NJ state Rights Is scarcely erer heard among
ami b1 maaycf their eminent politicians, Il IS only
Ed 10 he Knocked at. But good citizen VIII never
II. NJ
hr TAYLOR. Of Caroline Penetrated by the consIc-
, Tint The constitution dan ger; that the balance
Ne eolsly inclined towards the side OF consolidation;
Ia comes forward to commune with his countrymen,
and state 10 them frankly his impressions and ms
fears. :, "a
II: there be any book that is capable of rous'ng the
,,,,o il IS the one before us Bold and original w
conventions, without passion, and with an admirable
ingenuity to recommend it, il is calculated, we snou'u
bnk to make a deep impression It's author IS ,,i ie
moved from the temptations of ambition lie hoius ho
Office He wishes for none. tie writes, ior ne mas
,bonrh much and the present is sort OF last legacy
), HE countrymen II is unnecessary to dwell upon
The ,,rcular traits OF this work; yet the hnger upon
iba wall is not TO be mistaken. We here see the spr
which breathes in the pages of "Arator, and oil tht
.por,ical Enquiry The first has made hun known
throughout America: The last is less generally reao
hui unless some intelligent men are much mistaken
, vet TO win its way TO distinguished reputation me,
nave all one trait, without which genius exists no.
The man 1eho ,crites them, dareS to think TOR hn'se
.he three Whig candidates National Convention
namely, Scott Clay and Harrison are natives OF 'e oa po
nion." - ;, c.t,, - - -; rbt h, 10
a8ss another remarkable coincidence, that both the
Nominated candidates for the Presidency and
sdency are natives of the same county, Charles Chy
comfy in virrinia-He might also have added another
remarkable phenomenon, that none OF them could ge
,ba vote OF their native Statebecausc Virginia goes ioi
r;ncnles not for pcrsons-for measures, not tor men
for her own creed, instead OF her sons. She would
be mos, happy to for them together, but when they
are supposed TO be dsoned then she cngs to her ma
I've PRINCIPLES instead of her native sons Against
all the candidates named there this irresistible OBJ
sc,on that the nominees or the nomnatcrs belong tn
Political School,. which clashes with her own School
Of 9S-M.