Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-01
RICHMOND. TUESDAY. rEBRrARYl,
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NO i"rr,e"e. 49, ,,y,h.,, s,,n,;...,,
House OF hep 'es' -, -" 49, I,l H. i i
without d,ssust 10. a. - $500 y. ,I,a ~. 7
$! earned SO aoI' 60 ~ a,a = .'--
ms country, snu"io 49,, 10 ,as..aI r.
Ire"t"hu " 'i'e 1T, - H..
us various sect'o'is :" ~ ,il -"9s..
la:e ana distract tnet'- :. 49,, - Pi''.
ms phah'oI iiSh' ~ p'''''o"' :
case, Tor Congress has no is"' - -. y" ff
where they nave 10 power 10 ''Gte'' '"e e.tT
complained OIL sh"niu 'leaaie WIN ,"e P''F',
institutions Of the s"uth, recoeh'Z'" ah' Stes
them by the CONSTITUENCIES lnaes" ''os' sEi.'
and revolving phenomenon. lhat me P'rS'cia-
" no is unable 10 preserve HE rn.es anG li9or.
House, should still INSIST upon retaining Tie {,
which he disgraces : TOO bad. sucha spea"'i.
be hootrd at, II not by The liousr ''st'i' ~ ~
nant voice OF pubic oplnlon-hnl mot - q"
ings are much better expressed, than " any vi.
can pretend to inter, hy spectator oi Mes" r.
scenes-by the Editor OF Tie Alexandra Ga7 "-
Whig,) who has drawn gloomy picture q TIE
ders of the H. Of T. We cut from this article /:
lowing cutting remarks:
"With regard 10 tbs whole matter, a indeed
other matters. We disclaim any part;aan .cc. no
lame Of the present condition ofihinss falls upa
II all parties upon the guilty actors N tie sc,r
disorder which every day disgrace tie Honse s.
!
selves 10 suppress the iumuIts that prcyal! thor.
lnual,y. ii i for this cause that We ID not proc
mention names-far 50 far from having ans sgu,..
uc<s an This suL;rci we wouId consider il duty +
,os, ,hem Ia ile pullIc. Bur then the cci.a-e
'ros, General under The circumstances. !, 4
i, mus, - s;nrle on, two ar three 'vLo !
h. sesn soorunts deiirto. one only except.
m,ke and ibot i in the case Of The man, !.
,b;rL b,s forfeited every claim 10 respec,. AMI
!. w,s,,, The remnant of his life. in ATTEMPT,
;r,a lis country and destroy her institutions +
no, do n e,cnse John Quincy Adams, Ly sarin,
no i only STRUGGLING sfor the right Of petition.
mai his errors m standing up for such nigh, m,
hardened for the sake of The principle lie ma.,
/, i moi 50 His whole course shows tia, H.
The nassion Of a fanatic 10 the o5siinacy II Il
in con,endlng for star right Of disorgani1toa
fusion and anarchy. II is not only wien IT, =.
force on the reluctant and unwilling House ~.
petitions, that he invokes The genius Of DISORDER
riots in the storm he creates but IN every tin.
he does, almost, he seeks TO violate The relies, 4
COURAGE contumacious behaviour, and 10 GSr,aee
BODY Of which, we hesitate ne, say, he .s
grarrG msuJtr This may be considered a,.h
guage 10 be applied TO an old man, and to antS.I
dent Of the L. 5. But il is truth ; and our resp.
grey hairs, and FOR the Office winch Mr. Adam,
filed shall not prevent us, IN tie present 60.
Of things, from placing his conduct N rs ,E.s
before the people Of this country.
'sNor are we disposed from any motives d IT,.
cacy or political considerations, 10 shield IT, p:e
officer from the jus, responsibility winch rests uia
in preserving tie order Of The House of Repre-
tives. Mr. Speaker White must be de!icicG. .
somehow lie has the legitimate excuse, 70 5e .
as FAR as il holds good, OF having al cnFny 81 =
with, and OF being surrounded by many VINO aie
ious 10 make ms cusn.nnea cha. any 'n"S ou' Z
aud easy seat. But sun y must - seen =! eyer:
that ne might 40 more lhan nc co.'s ~ f,HnSs'h2
disorder OF .he Rouse. lie oug"t % no." "s
hghfT. AS 'hinss no" s,ah', ne """'' oe S"s.a
out q me h0Hse, at ieaS', y" putting u'e cufo Fo@
upon every refractory MEMBER even ~ 'he a-a-i