Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-30

,inty a!I.o consists IN diversity In ihh parry VIC
,,z. 1.-THE Dsinoc, attic And Masunic branch. Yes,
81; i1,. - III. approved name ! need not mention the
oomos { it's distinguished leaders he iecnHa'
tenet al; ctabe portion of tie universal po!''
cal WING church horrible dread OF the nnrarirtS "
Morgan whose ghost, like ihat o Hamlet f"'rr ""!h'
abroad and the pale gImpsts of TIE nnon' StFH
ing vengeance OIL his murderers WISH ''Sy COZ W
found and punished they deserve ouha' h"' ''
lii,unists in the mass. they do not aos"nte'y "J'
though they may receive with an awRSo'" e'"''
overtures and aid of the Abolnnn'sis IN my p'''u"
If the country at least, the Ann'il'oniss are e'.''
cnrPora,ed with this branch OF the parry, VI "1'E
It's outskirts The Senator from Virginia anu ~ ~
.ou,d mt think On over to THIS section OF the perry "
would we bp received by il int" 'uii c.'nh'"n'I" =.
Senator from Kentucky (Mr Cay) Will 'h'"h i"o :"
MS ccst that he has don2 hlIseit s'F"' nj1 ,r;o,c
branch OF the Opposition. by the manly "'" p ~
sentiments which he expressed few days ago on the
subject Of Abolition. ,:, ,L (,
Then comes the Wh:- party proper, IN which '"r De
natos from Kentucky s,un'!S p Lr,rn'nT hs,
even if The President OF the Uni'eo 9'a"s s'o"' W
mine 10 aly himself with the Bank ana force Us 10 "o
don him on that accnun neither Inc Heha''' 'I 80;
gnia nor myself could find refuge IN Inc '"s"h OF S
oar,y w, have both sinned against 1t beyond forgive
ness We we're both in favor Of the renov"! OF 'hs of
,osi,esnn offence which with them, like Original en-
brought death into The woI!a, ana al o'' w.
this no pen,tence can atone.
Aosin. we both voted for the expungng icso'u"on'
which, in their opinion, was an act OF naSe ny
and man worship, and, wthal, Palpaor fo'a'ion % t
friend from Delaware mir Bdyardl will never pet owe,
Il, He has soemniy pledged himself to cry aloud and
pare not until this foul blot shall be removed irons 'is
journals of the Senate. should be g'ao 20 Khn" Why
he has not vet introduced his annual resolution 10 ac
his upsghtly slain from the record Of proceedings
In short we should be compelled to form separate
brunch of the Wing party We should ne 'hf 'rpu',
removing, expungng, force OIL. anu p'"S' n, f..
Wings We should carry with us enough nt Lac" %,
cosm and other combuslibe materials 10 dow lh''h oil
up They had better have n care ri US
| hope the Senator may yet remain WIN US al" 'e
persuaded that his old friends upon TINS ii'or 90 h' re-
seuble either The serve band in the Roman senate uh
der the first Cesar or that which afterwards degraded
themselves low 10 make the favorl'e morse III one
Of h.s high priest and consul ne can ne
be fully received into the communion OF 'he ia'"
'ul Wigs Although the fathers of the church mere
nav giant him absouon yet the rank and hle OF Inc
party Throughout, the country will never ray the deeu
was pleased to hear the Senator from Virginia, on
Yesterday, make The explanation which ne oa 10 .'s
Senator from North Carolina Mr.. Strange in regard
10 what he had said in favor Of the British Government
cheerfuly take the explanation. did suppose he hae
pronounced high wrought eulngy upon mat Govern
tenl but would not be fair 10 hold him. or any olher
Senator to the exact meaning OF words uttered III 'he
heat and ardor of debate. Il
| agree with him that are indebted Tor several Of
ur mos; valuable institutions 10 our British ancestors
We have derived from them the principles OF !Ihert%
established and consecraied by Magma ChaTta the wa"
Nv Jury The petition of right The habeas corpus sc' ana
he resolution Of lGsS And yet, notwithstanding al
rhis should be very unwilling 10 make The BRUSH
Government model for legislation IN Nepub'icnn
America Look al lis Effects in practice Is II w.
Yernment which sheds ills benign influence. IKE the
dews of Heaven upon all lis subjects: Or Is II mol
Government, where the rights OF the many ar" Sar''
iced 10 promote the interests Of The few Ire 'aha'G
aris,ncracy have controlled the election Ut majority oi
The members of the House OF Cummnns; and they them
selves compose the House OF Lords The "hin scope
aud principal object Of their legislation was to promote
the great landed interest OF the Large uIanutac'
1h.lg, anal don't nt-
,pp TO more than seven hundred and fifty millions scr-
ing In order to accomplish these purposes became
necessary Cypress the pnnT Where Is the country be-
realh the sun IN which paupeIsm prevails L" sHch
fearful extent: is II known 10 The whole void mat
rr wages both Of agricultural and manufacturing labor
are reduced the very lowest point Nee ssary TO sus
ain human existence: Look a, lreIlnd--the iares land
have ever seen Tier ahoriug population are confined
olhe poq,sc Rarely indeed do they enjoy either the
wheat or the beef which their country produces in such
plentiful abundance. 1t IS fly sent abroad Tor TO-
reign cousumpucp.
The people Of England are struggling to make
their institutions tree; and trust in God they may
succeed yet their whole system is artificial, and with
NJ, breaking ii down altogether do no; perceive how
The condition OF the mass OF the people can he nucn
ameioraed In the prFsents'a!e OF the world no 'riehu
C The human race ourhl probably 10 desire lie immediate
destruction We ought regard il rather as beacon
20 warn US than a model Tor our imitation "eought
never like England raise up by legislation any great
interests monopues 10 "pptcss the people which we
cannot nut down withcu, crushing the Government II
self Suci, is now The condition Of that county ! am
40 admirer of the British Cons uan. Gather IN Church
or Slate as it al present exists desire not splendid
Government for this county
The Senator from Virginia has quoted with approha'
,ion and sustained by argument, sentiment irnm De
ocqucviIle 10 which can never subscribe 1t 'hf:
That there greater dangdr under Government IKE
aurs that the Chief Magistrate may abuse his power
iban under limited monarchy; because, being elected
nv the people and their sympaes being strongly enlist
ID in his favor he may TO usurp the liberties OF Tue
country with their appreciation.
There Mr. Rives and explained
hIr Buchanan. From the gentleman explanation
find that did not msquote either his proposition his
argument nm sorry he speaks under The dominion OF
much feeling have none at all on the present oc
cason shall proceed, and at the proper time, and |
rust in the proper manner, give my answer TO this pro
position.
The Senator has introduced De Tocqucville az aa.
shortly this question; and in order 10 give greater
weight and usre 10 this authority. has pronouuctd
him superior 10 hun,esquieu. Montesqueu was pro-
found thinker, AID almost every sentence of his
rporhrgm of wisdom. He has stood, and will
stand The test of time. cannot compare De Tocque
vile with Monltsqueu. think he himself would blush
At such COMPARISON
may truly say, that ! have never met any French
man Englishman who could understand the compi
Gated relation existing between our Federal aud Sa'
Governments In this respect De ToCqueyille has not
succeeded Ruch better than re rest disposed 10
quarrel with him for thing. and that ls, that he is
opposed TO the doctrines Of the Virginia and Kentucky
Resoulioos. He ri those old FederaiSs. in Tie
.rue accPptaticn OF that term, who believe thai the
powers of The General Government not sufficiently
strong 10 protect il from The encroachment Of the
states. Hence great Oh ec Of his book is to prove
that this Government becoming weaker and weaker,
whilst that OF the States growing stronger and stronger
and although he does not think the time yet the
final catastrophe must he, that il ~ be dissolved by
its own weakness, and the people at length tired of
The perpetual struggles Of liberty, will finally seek re-
pnse in the arms of despo,sm. This result in his np
non he brought about by the strength but by
the weakness Of the Federal Government. might adj
duce many quotations To this effect from his book but
shall trouble the Senate with but few. He says, III
summing up long chapter this subec 81 am strong
" mistaken, if the Federal Government Of the United
States be constantly losing strength, retiring gndu
ally from public affairs and narrowing its circle Of action