Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

-, author Of Dagma,sm in philosophy
,ca sea Il 49, ..I,r;on. TO becoms the parent OF an
-. usm ~, !. l,,ths,me aud legitimate III
-. tGa'"', r,;,b,j,ty. term by which worth Is
,'.ts. mrlocrity may be canon'zed-a term
| ,a''ti go" l, h,r,h to dynasty OF puppets wnicn
u ~ : ,.,s,cned the available dynasty. w,
/ nd DC s.,,<t,u,cd arb,tcrs Of op'n'on' we ca"
IL N' .r nj intellect aud expansion OF soul
,y a2.-"' ,h,losophic statesman-the words OF
ytas ind something kindred IN MS 10 INSPIRE
o'7ie1 -" ',,h tb;nrs never touch the people,
,1,,>n "1. ,,x,.,'-they never can appreciate
rex u" need some more glit,ering d'i' more
iin "a catch their applause; We must ',''o"
D. 2. "- ,srs ncc1tion, the hal" oil u'''.''s S'.y
stiio, can grasp aossract,ons' eau
n :1e s,, -c.ul,, can contend tor mere ooc'e'ne'
Al h. 70 E's' r.ouire something to mediate be-
n ''lt .,,h and their senses, some Visible sym
s,a 'o'" f,rms, come emblem to e1alt tneir
i sa' i''p ,,,nsct to the comprehension OF pure
49,. =. s,, in. demand of thus dogma, Wing
,s asked, and their ability was eqnal To
,.aat' From the resources OF minus capa-
/ y -,.h things, there was called iotth an array
J. 81 ~, 4svn.ion worthy of the most ideal era Of
nan mind. As "ho'y snorns anu p'e h;a
q. -. In the dcvout Catholic by means ot ms
- ritual communion, SO log cabins, CIDER
- ~. -. SKINS aud Tppecanoe songs, served t'ie
u. !. American as mediators between the WIS.,
'f"s" .,.bl. as a representative of that pure
~ ~ 49, understanding could not reach without
& WV, visible embodiment of tine great pol!''cAi
ar which he was contendipg.
.,,no, express our contempt lot lii'S ""o,e
~ ,.,r tactics; We eschew al, theories whic"
.ra = p., ,opular delusion 1t is species OF
I,.n,rqrd which we cannot tolerate. we
?,,,a,ermed,ate step between full faith III luz
an abandonment Of free Government an
zion Of parties which goes nPon an iaea ''a
c,,n,, appreciate the true qualification OF
- no; enlightened enough 10 comprehend 'he
5,,.-inss which should influence thelr Vo's'
.,lc.a.ed where hereditary rulers make Tue Avs
.,n;re,, foreign u the genius oil our 'hs,,u'o"s
vi-,,al remuneration of the great uulh upoa
,ts, resi-, We all this Wing can, winch
- nation into swe'-the oracles, and the peo-
neh makes one class individuals, but calls the
,5cloendou.y, the masses, Us II each u'i'' " -"
i. aas no. distinct essence ana couiu lh'GA a.
w. rea;ce that these oracics, these dcmasaSues'
+ s,-ers - every man PALM and lips al every man
80, general committees and petty caoa's' ",sse
V, mixers and iroubadonrs who elevate themselves
.,a be- s,-ut,ing and hustle, are but small por-
\. -, nation Because half dozen grass hoppefs
r,acc make the field ring with their imPortnnate
- while thousands of great cattle, reposins De,
s. M shadow OF the British.ol chew The cua ano
..,. pray do not mao inc that those That MAKE TIE
- n. only inhabitants of the tied that oil course
s-e many IN number, o. that ai'et al '"ey az
,han The little, shrivei!ed, meagfe, hopping
4, \ land and troublesome insects OF the hour.
(Frem tie sasse.)
p ,-NAsrEes.-The Albany Evening Journal says
s,sn!ent o? the of the President, upon ths
ssek B. there were reasons which INDUCED III, ors"
10: .-,rn the place of Postmaster General. ihe
,,aal relations between Mr.. Granger and the RE
am. as.e Of the most friendly and intimate nature
.h.rs was disagreement upon the course proper
orrsued in relation 10 the removal aud appoint
III. of postmasers MIR. Granger considered that,
lc- 10 The rule laid down by the administrator
sy removals of Posmas.ers were demanded, 10
+ u tas President would not agree.
..TAs removals Of Postmas,ers which have ALREADY
40, r,.,e axe. one would think srth GENTLY nunrr-
al. They have deranged The mails and thrown me
i Is srst.a Of INSTRUMENTATION into iamcntaoie
..,rc,: r. among the good effects OF Mt 1rsn
-, resignation, be that of putting stop 10 the ar
-a-y and unnecessary removals OF comPesen' ane
- enccd officers there will be ample reason io
s.-.,u.ltion on this event.
~Ry none is the vascilla:ing, unreasonable ana ao
II conduct of Mr.. TYLER more thoroughly condemn
3. .l,a s., ourselves; but We cannot oyerpraise tha
;. moss Of purpose-or obstnacy, II you prefer TIE
(which has enabled HIN to resist the clamorou'
,.pants Of party. His fortu.ous elevation TO the
t-. Macistracy will lie less subject OF sincere re-
RI, 10 both Wings and Democrats, if he will firmly
80. IL clamors Of office begga's, and refuse to place
" BUSINESS Of the country IN any hands except those
+ i axe he's. able 10 execute 1t.
Nj CANCERS consideration doubtless refers 70
rs. rsr nh,ch was to be operative IN turning cut OF
- All who had in.sTfrred in elections the strict
,a,.oa OF which would, of course strike such Gs
!, me!cly voted against the present Administration
10: 10 dwell. upon the injustice and evil OF so ar
,...y re rula,on-in its s1 post }Ieto effect, max,
+, hat criminal now, which was not only lawiu
s. eerrendatle little while ago-let US ask our
.,s. non i. COMFORTS with the direction prescribed
Il. lnsel: by the great apostle Of Democracy, THO
- JEFFERSON. lie said that the only questions
za,a should be asked in choosing among the cani'
d., ;or o.:ces were-'ls he honest: Is lie capable
!. t.lh:1, 10 he Constitutions: We cite this A'gi
!. -y, b. use the Wings have o! late years repeat
sc declared themselves true Jefersonian Democrats
1r f!.ran. ere the Questions from, is he Of on
a.g. ID he drink hard cider: Did he shout i'
I. ,,.c.n,e and Tyler too - and the like-f.r, we
,...ae ,ha. ali tia, is meant by interfering in cleo
), asaas voting aad contcnd,ng for MIR. Van Blu
is he honest: /: Is he capable are questions
.re1, i answered in the affirmative, should be en-
satisfactory with regard to Postmasters for M
clrr reasons than lack of honesty and capab'i'iJ
,sll .ay one Of them be elected from othce-sinc'
tie world goes, the former quality, at least IS e1
.nsly rare. We rejoice, therefore, that Mr. ly
= ,e,ased % allow Mr.. Granger to use the bosom Of
II 4. viii 50 discriminating hand as to sweep tron
l-.e al the opposers Of the Wings. The country
c,a much better endure the loss of 80 unpopular
!,aa. General as Mr.. Granger, than The entire
t.,'--la.e Of department of the Government
81 rtca lie convenience and fortune o. SO many &c
pea.
80 ~ yo-t State A mi. Slavery Society" hex