Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-29

, the standard of value conferred ny uie 60, al
ton ON this Government; or, 10 chanse -. .a,;,,
.,on o .;. Have the States the right OF cEea'ing
49, &c circulation lie had long anticipated :, .ns
80 r. ,t,, question. 1t was enc on when uc o''s
n o,inion IN, he would tell those whose w., e
on,csed 70 his this occasion, iiat VIZ l,,;,n|
which they complain lie lar ce'te .'A M - ,e,,e
| &c mil ,.,es. and if they intend to p5escr'e IN
-, tbi,q very different iroai TINS, pu'ting o"n'
;nto = La ak r,ipt law, must be applied III ~ Ia
ha, IN. ,:le comes, If It ever s:cuiu, "hp'' IL
,on must be tnei it would be lar sa'sf -" 80 ss,:or
~ nom manly and fair, To raise the d'recl i"s s'''
! .as-;o, Nv open penal cnactnents, az aiiiat oanh
c;-,ua,;on and thus leaving the courts 10 necae vi
. f;-,y presented, Than by these indirect costieu
nd ,,;soa,ueI means, which pervert aat't'eu Po
49, ;.s,,nuants If eftcng object never ih'eiuea
80 H. ,i;,sd by them and in go dong, sahcuo'r u
| roc;,le which NAV work changes ID lie sss' -"
bsyond tie power OF man 10 perceive.
an ,n,Ns. AND Ills PETITION FOR lissoI' wv
,,..;. ill show The attitude which this sub
iect has taken 49,, .,o. ,rb;cb MIR I'D.
ans ,.suueG today, vind!catlhg Inc l'.'! ou p
t,n,rs vim as9 Congress 10 dissolve Tue o"'"'
ci.elv that on which the English uo'ei.''e"' 49,
o her assertion Of the right TO search American yes
IL !; cn,,rayerton of the law Of nations. i ne Eng
~ oc,;, that they must exercise vsitoriai riS"'
ov,r American ships, they cannot pfeaS up 'e ss
trade: and this the face OF the law OF ha'ois' me
makes every American vessel on the hish seas, VIC ''
nj lie
;a;cc, nd protection of the National Governmch ~
# il stood on the soil Of the Union So those engaged
in the Abolition crusade within our borders 'sis. M
they have RIGHT to invade Congress- ana copel u ~
act upon their views IN regard TO Inc snpJec. =,
,;on although all powers over II are ne.Giceu pv 'e
Constitution Our own Constitution and the law o. ma
ton. ,u.t aoY, 10 the new Holy allance-the Ihs'
t;on osrre,I MIR Adams, therefore, very naturally
today denounced the stand taken upon the law Of ia
ticus BIZ Mr.. Stevenson IN his correspondence WV"
Too arlnn
mutual objects is necessary that both tie law OF ma
,ions-,le Constitution Of the Union-and The dones'
!! tic institutions established among the STATES oy Ing
land herself when coonesshal! lie sacrificed 70 hcf
new policy, disguised under the cigned name u P'
? lanth!opy
England has not changed her national chu'"e' e."
d she BROUGHT the sla.e trade 10 shores, and hed
her colonies on this continent with slaves ohe IS rs
remarkable for mercantile cupdIty-ior The cruelty
+ with which she extends her power now, as she was
when she enforced the slave trade on ts continent anu
It's islands and secured the monopoly o. by treaties
But sincc this continent has for the most part throw"
OF her yoke il is her policy TO put down the competition
of slave labor in this hemisphere, with that when she
has brought under her subjugation III another lsfN-
son. the founder Of the abolition societies "hch nave
been propaua;ed here from England, By British ntiu.
encc we understand was himself shareholder IN the
Eas, India trade To make that trade lucrative IN
the highest degree, only necessary TO abolish the
products Of slave labor in this country, and That OF me
the prices in the markets ofal the world Mr. Vase just
y remarked in his speech to-day, that England not only
maintained the East India slavery, while seeking 70
crush that of the Vest but employed that labor IN the
production Of opium "a deadly poIson) Tor wnic she
was forcing market from the Government 81 1hiha,
by the mouth OF her And this horrible slave
~ enforced upon gentle and semi-cvIized race, 10
produce drug destroy the faculties Oh another, and
the traffic in which carried on by sort OF military
!, conquest MIR. Adams, the ally of Eng land III her
| az n
mode Of subecng China to the Christian League, IN
regard TO trade as propounded by the British Commons
! No one take comprehensive view OF all Mr..
Adams movements, without percevng that TINS last
in regard the dissolution Of the Union, is IN perfect
keeping with all the steps he has taken TO advance
British ascendency. 1t has been always the policy OF
England, since she failed 10 conquer 10 dissolve the
Coniederacy. 1t is her only dreaded rival III the en-
, pire Of commerce and the Her last war against
US was undertaken in the hope of severing the Union
She founded her expectation then the encourage
men given her BY disafected Northern faction. 1t
was headed by political and mercenary conspiraors
animated b. the same feelings aud who exhibited them
in The same place where Mr. Adams now holds them
forth to give supper, and strength to ancient
my. But even when urged with greater powers-wiih
a more discreton-under deeper disguses-ths conspl
racy failed, when backed by all the force that conquer
ed at Waterloo. So it viii be again. The American
people, North and South, will soon convince all conir
against the Union that the spirit Of the Revolution
stronger this moment than at any period OF our his
ltory-that foreign enemies and Tories desp
cable and inca able than ever to contend with.
proof of this will be found in the resolutions, and re-
marks upon it, submitted to-day by Mr.. Marshall OF
kentuck y.-Gto5e.
Evidence ESouon.-That arch disorganizer from
old are and ldosyncracy John Quincy Adams, has in
terrupted the flowing stream of Legislation, and raised
mu,ny almost in the camp by prcsentinga petition,
which he knew 10 be hoax, praying for bis own de-
gradaiion account Of monoaniu, and insisting upon
answering the petitioners-rnen Of straw-upon the
floor Of Congress. For two days, MIR Adams and his
friends have determined 10 carry this busnesskill-
ing and suicidal policy-and for two days the friends
Of good order and the Constituton-nay of the very
Union ITSELF have endeavored withstand them. We
noticed Lord Morpeth within the bar during This boys
Plan and We thought his lip curl in and
contempt, az he behed the Representative from Mas.
sachusetts-n President and the of President
-endeavorng TO get the floor Of the House. for the
. purpose of proving that he was not moon CALF.
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sTall oaks from grow,
Large little fountains flow
' The Senate oil the u s., since the Wings, untortG-
: natey for themselves and the country obtained the
majority has been setting itself peg higher than the
House of Representatives, and now, according 10 Mr.
: Southard breach Of the Constitution Of the u. S,
> provided is made according to the Senaes ORDERS
l. not out If Order and cannot be questioned the
floor Of the Senate. Such nonsenscal decision
never made before by man i'll his sober
Senses ana never ought 10 oe haue asa'h out OF
+ the walls of mad house. We noticed another evil
dence Of creeping up, which will mention in this
l. connection The Scnaies flag pole is three four
y feet higher than that of the House. and the flag itself
= small and ragged that it cannot be told from
!. English man of wars Storm Ensign We should not
lie surprised to the Royal standard Of Great Britain
floating there Of these mornings, by the
sent Of the majority the rules and orders Of that bo
dy, constituted as it IS, 10 ride the gori
v Gus Constitution of our native land.-U.
u away the real estate Of the General Government and
II having made the Treasury of the u S as bare
Cape Cod contribution box during the fishing season,
endearor 10 better their condition by flooding the
try with batch Of Treasury notes, based upon nothing
and to be dshonored in the very Capitol itself