Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-16
WASHINGTON ccnAEsfoNutNCE.

In the mean time, will briefly refer to intervening
events. On the day before yesterday the Veto came
in. 1t is a short, well written document, and was
well received. The Wings, who are said 10 be very
much divided, had not decided on their line of policy,
and they postponed the consideration of the message
until yesterday In the interval, they had caucus, IN
which is said there very little harmony-but they
agreed upon the unusual course of referring the mes
sage to a select committee. In pursuance OF this
agreement, as soon the morning hour expired yes
crday and the Speaker announced the question b.
fore the House to lie whether the bill should pass not
wi,hslandng the Presidents objections, Mr.. Adams
rose, delivered violent speech of hour against Mr.
Tyler and concluded BY moving to refer the message
to select committee Of thirteen This Of pro-
ceeding was objected 10, unprecedented and uneon
stituiional. For the views of Mr.. Tylers friends OIL
this question: refer you the debate in the Globe Of
this morning. In spite of their resistance the Wings
in pursuance OF their under the gag
of the previous question: referred the message to COM
mittee, at the head of which, Mr. Adams, of course,
will be placed
"The object Of the Wings was fourfod. 1st To
enable Mr. Adams to make violent assault upon the
President, and by concluding with motion to refer the
message, by which the aspect Of the question before
the House was changed and by the application of the
previous question, cut off reply I'd 10 get rid OF
the restriction OF the hour rule, OF their own I'M.
position, in their TRADE against Mr.. Tyler. Sd. To
enable them 10 have this trade printed at public
pcnsc instead OF their own and give 1t greater appa-
rent authenticity by circulating 1t in the shape OF
public document, rather than Congressional speech
4h And principally TO enable hem IN the mean time,
agree upon their line Of operation All oil tins was
most tyranncal and uniform towards the PRESIDENT III
indeed, il vas not unconstitutional
0Some of the Wings evidently expect much from this
outrageous proceeding. But they viii nssurcdly be
Disappointed The people will not sympahze with
Messrs Bolts Archer and Adams in their violence
They are not prepared with Mr. Archer to this Go
vernment dissolved spite Mr. Tyler for vetoing an
mpo,ic unjust and unconstitutional law. They are
moi prepared with Mr. Adams, ito appeal TO the God of
battles because Mr.. Tyler will not join the Wings in
betrayinu every pledge which they made TO a too
Gdun9 and therefore deluded people They will not
agree that Mr. Tyler in vetoing hybrid bill of abomi-
nations forced through Congress by minority IN each
House. composed OF men acting in open violation OF
their pledges their constituents, has placed the coun-
try in state of GIRL aear. Mr.. Adams may proclaim
with the emphasis of fury, that THE IS
cLAKEp but the people will not join in it, except 10
trample in the dust the political pirate who wages IT,
"a word in this conneXion OF this violent old man.
lie frequently referred to here ofate, the original
Ehig and his party as the original Wig party And
it said confidently, that his hopes Of again attaining
the Presidency have been revived And in his efforts
to promote Them what spectacle does lie present -
An old toterng from age upon the brink oil eter
nty INDUCING in storms of passion disgusting even 10
the youthful and ardent, for the purpose OF promoting
his own unhoy ambition. Let this mans example in
all time he warning 10 the people; and let them rule
irrevocab!y the laws of the Medes and Persans
that, when has once been President of the U. 81
he must 90 quiet and dignited retirement In no
other way can proper respect for the Office of the
Chief Magistrate Of this great nation be maintained
Let the example OF Virginia Presidents be followed
and when a Chief Magistrate has left the national
mansion, let his return to political life and strife be as
impossible, the return OF the nun 10 the world after
she has once entered the monastery.
"But TO return from this erosion. When Mr.
Archer took the ground in the Senate that MIR. ylers
veto of the little Tariff dcation TO Congress; and
proclaimed, that he would sooner see the Government
dissolved than to modify the great Tariff as that
II nigh, not conflict with the views of the President,
although he concurred hem lest iurscoiI he would
be Welding to Executive dictaon, | thought his
course too preposerous be taken by any body but
himself ! was mistaken other Wings advanced the
same opinion. But anything be more absurd
What is the result Of L., Why, If the President ever
ve,ocs n bill no legislation take place thereafter on
The subject. Congress could not pass bill OBJ
vi ting the Presidents object'ons-Ih' would be yield
ng 10 Executive dctation. And II they passed one
in conf CT with them Of course lie would veto second
time But the truth is, and the country will so IN
ders,and it, these gentlemen do not indulge IN all Tins
violence, because The President is attempting to dictate
to hem but because he viii lot yield to tatr dicia'
ton.
a Pirate defined he enemy The ocean OF every naii"n
"UasLinelon, .7ugust II, 1912.
1.-THE Presidents message referred yesterday to
Committee of Thirteen, and The Tariff bill laid on the
table, until the committee reports, when boh VIII De
taken up and acted together, which may be expect.
ed in a few days The Treaty sent in to-day
nothing certain about ratification, hut ratified not
many believe Mr. Webster will leave the Cabinet, and
perhaps MIR. Spencer.
sThe Judiciary bill passed tie House to day by a
vote of 1l5 G3 This bill re-organizes the Judicial
Circuits in such manner To supersede Judge Da
MEL if possible Virginia attached TO Maryland and
New Jersey and North Carolina 10 South Carolina
and Georgia. This will either compel Judge Daniel
to resign, 10 the pestien,a region of Mo-
bile or New Orleans Alabama and LOUISIANA having
been converted into the 9th circuit
"Mr. Jones, Of Virginia, one Of the soundcst and
clear headed men in Congress, but OF more mo-
desty than maid, moved to recomm the bill with IN
structons, such you will see in the papers, and winch
provided for the public interests well as the conve-
nence of all the Judges but they did not suit those po
tca Quixotes who desired TO remove sound States
Rights Judge from the bench Of the Supreme Court
aud the bill passed by vote of ll3 to 65 That pol,-
teal considerations operated IN producing tins result
the clear statement which Mr.. Jones made evidently
showed though he did not say But were ! IN
Judge Daniels place would not resign, but go I'm
nedatey the bill became n law, 10 one OF the places
mentioned and brave all the terrors of the climate to
maintain the Federal Constitution, patriotism would
dictate The member from The Richmond District,
who hates Judge Daniel perhaps than he does
- (of Coffee house mcmory,) doubtless had
finger in this pie, he is prone to impeachment, and
afraid In proceed any bat cldndtSttne manner
There is something too Hie in THIS species OF wing
resentment S,anly, too, it s thought, irorked Ms
arires in this matter and Mr. Barnard, who is good
na,ured instrument in the hands of worse men, con-
sented to play the puppa in this dramatic exhibition
The sooner the people dismiss from their service the
dsorganizer. the better.
"Mr Profit made motion To take up the Revenue
bill bu the Wings in defiance of the imperative Ian
guage Of the Constitution, refused b. vote of - to lO4
to do So choosing rather tn await the sanderous assault
of Mr. Adams from the Committee of IL on the Pres
dents message. That Mephstophees will finally get
this party there be but little doubt-they are in
the last struggle OF death.
"Mr Adams moved 10 suspend the rules to allow
the President for giving his reasons against the Appor
,ionmen bill but two thirds of the House could not be
had there being only % in the Affirmative and s. vot
ing against it, ] think this old man The most n,al,g
nan politician that lives; he is the embodiment of Wing
gerry in the House, and rules the majority with absolute
sway What do you think? The idea is beginning TO
pre- vail here that he will yet suPpant the distinguished