Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-25

The following paragraph appears in the "Philadel-
pha Inquirer" n thorough wing paper We "a"
scarcely believe the rumor TO which II refers Is W
Tyler prepared for such Coaitioa Can he be viii
ing to sacrifice his yrincipics to the Clay Clique We
should consider it, under present CIRCUMSTANCES Us o.
of the most extraordinary phenomcn oil these even'u
times The evil genius, who miuges ia ms eao', ,
the inpcrsonaon Of Federalism ITSELF who ufaea III
his report the employment of Government paper ''o-
ney--and s now urr mr. upon him the veto 10 Tue re-
peal of the unconstitutional Bankrupt l.nW-""ula oe
the first 10 recommend and regulate snct Coan.ipi;
But what cares he What cares be Godlihe Dahie''
for NJ. Tylers State Rights Principle Tor his con-
sis,encys
"r We have from Washington, 70 The effect iiai
,,o is on foot. calculated to nre Tue sr he long
in agitation throughout the c"untry'-Nos. erro"s
join @ adams, Esq he Chairman Of tie Com
minee IF Foreign Relations AS one proof OF ,he a's
erection, which are 10 expect from TINS POLITICIAN
and of the wisdom which guides the Speaker oil me
House of Representatives, in mskng such selection
refer 10 the proceedings of the House on SATURDAY
last. What is the scene before US hoax IS al
dressed to Mr.. Adams from Georgia. 1t comes from
| the county of MIR. Habersham, TO whom Mr. Adams
shows the paper. Mr.. Habersham, "a member OF Con.
gress) examines the signatures and names, NC, ana
pronounces it TO be hoax One would THINK that ms
would be sufficient TO induce any man OF common
sense who has regard for the precious time Of the
House. 10 throw the paper into the ilames, and thnk
no more abou, it, But So that political irebrand'
Mr.. John q Adams lie brings II before the House
OF Representatives, IN order TO furnish himself wth
preext, the ground Of privilege, to open his siuces
of attack upon the members, who had nailed ms imam
matory eAboton petitions the table, and TO throw
his frebrands into the South. Suitable device indeeo
for such cause and such champion Is MIR. Adams
determined 10 the character Of being the greatest
nuisance in Congress is he willing 10 show, that
among the fifty sixty arans, OF which lie lately sung
TO the girls of Connecticut, he has omitted the most
conspicuous trait in his Characteristic want of com
mon sense-and the want of Patriots heart.
But, i'll the meanwhile, what are we 10 think OF the
conduct of The Speaker of the House Of Representa-
tiyes who first makes this ndscrec member, this reck
less vlndicator OF the British attack upon China, the
Chairman Of The Committee Of Foreign relations, be-
fore whom the of the Creole, and perhaps other
| questions deeply interesting 10 the South are TO be
brought-and next, permits him under the device Of
mise able hoax, 10 violate the rules OF the House, and
TO open up the huodgaes OF Abolition discussion
Such Speaker is incompetent 10 discharge the duties
OF the Chair. Under has auspices disorder must con-
tinuc disgrace the councils Of country lie wants
the energy which his station requires and he had bet
ter WELD ms responsible station TO some ADLER man.
Let US remark, that at the very moment when Mr.
Adams is about TO disturb Congress with his Abolition
movements, informed that 4 mad and singular
scene is about be transacted at his own door. what
shall we think Of Daniel OCunnell and hrs united
Irish sirners who have dared 10 make such appeal,
as the following paragraph from The last ~ York En-
press describes Such proceeding calculated 10 de-
siroy every sympathy, which the Americans might have
ndnlged towards the " Connect Ihque. we Husl ha'
the I!ishmen in The United States IRE too much Anne.
rcans in their principles and feelings, to yield TO such
an appeal, to encourage any such combnation-But
to the paragraph in question.
Gan address signed by GOOC0 names, among which
are Daniel Council, and Father Matthew, the Apps
lie of Temperance, has been forwarded from Ireland to
this country, calling upon all lrshmen to make common
cause with the Abo,ioniss. On Wednesday next, II
is 10 be exhibited and read Boston, before the annual
meeting of the Massachusetts, Abolition Society. The
Rev Mr. Rcmond tbs co!ored Ambassador, who brought
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