Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-31
TWENTY.SEYENTH CONGRESS,
Mr.. T.r. MARsHALLs sPEECh ON THE EN-
CHEQuER.
tliou-s Rtrrts.srlriyrs. Jan %, lsi3l

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ifiefrshy femn,e '' al - ,h,.1,, az, a. LII
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~. wont 90 as 60 ,h. MI. a.. ch,,c.
ihsy hse enoe 49, ~ ,L LII ~ ,h.i, Ie.dc, in . A..
Z" being gos'n.ee ~ ~ "a r., Ai,;,,S,ra,;on ~.
sign 70 al.sfsse wv ~ N III ',.i5 ,;,h hi,
for. inc rsOp.. "a, 80 u ~ IIS H. dc,s,,,r
" ~ a NV y. M ~ ~, =, s, .vs,cly 10,
ap", W ns .. g. a., ~ "a o,,r,l,d With him but
w p' - s,, -, 49,, . ~ ,d.,.d every thing
NC r ~, IA cis.n mn rrncn,e in the oncs
% :, ~. R.al. ,hs h,d v,,a,.d The eompronr.e act
- r. s,,,;h,,;on law, and in other instances had .s
mpi"o o'k'' " .,rI.. 49,, - 81 H.. .,,.,,,l R,t
no hS The GusrJ could no, he sustained
m' enak. s ~ .,I a., .,y hing n was for I'm.
IL we u''j'',v ".' s.,;s.as ,L,y hod mad, IN CON
",o"r""u'' ~, 49, S ~ tInoJ s,.,c.. ard what the
eia,c '' .,s,sd All I'M, max ,his the NOR
s. h., ;ns;.,rd ,hs, the con,,.s, was wholly of
No''l ,or 10y -, III -. ,ror, determination an
ra, ma nv ps,dc,, =, be,, down him Who was the
Wv. ~. pa ~. a., ~ Wh;a na,,v in con,rcss
hesd OF inc wing parry IN oous'I Isl ,.,., ~ ,h,
W. NJ. - y -, r. -, a. 1900 ~ .;,b.,
hor' ue Nn.w "o'""'f auou' Wv ~ 80 =, NJ CT.
party u M "eoseo' e". " Pp .' Gu ~. - IA.
mHw~ nv. own ai,a- 80" ~ :, ~, :, Iii n
non and MT; W. o'u no. ~ ~ =, -. Ill ,S was No
hau isi' hsn' W p. $3.50 - "a NJ Nc m, ,his no
mAuet o' e"n"v,e's, ~, wy. - 80 - ,,,,,.r;.,r
woua m e "a L;,s Co. ,hs, ,... nonr none
between WI. Weos'. su @ IS 49, ~. r. 80 rssci
he was ue 'eiy ,S ,vh -. al 10, =, h, h, ,.d
TO holu "e opi'h 81 ~ sLstI -. ., ,,,. hin, I'm.
hr' Siv ever 80 pauy, nc %.:,,; -; -, ,n go, +,
sHnPo , " w ,antd M, ~ commitment, ,ny man ms TO
% ~. -. ~, .o.nlo,.I, ,nJ ,erfa,,iv identified
su.n. u %" nc 80 ,hs he cnrd NO, Ger n, hin, but
, Nv NV s,;,r anil with il nil his own prc
by s'AoolnG 'n"' ,J ~, ns,. b,s commitment =,
'Su M =, h. ,ndro, aoor hmm Inn, nj tbis sacrifice
a na'u sL, ,,nJ Ue never would admit that before
iJ >, - n. ,,rs, s,c,;fcs ali his ON, n we'll CON,
n'Ss su"Ir nd s long defended principles.
AZ N s.id he wished no had half an b,ur more: he
hd rss,sy like 20 GO into history of the 9th Congress
UL.II IL % d;.euss tho p,rc;nlc, laid down by his
ne sno"'' ~ 80 - ~ M fn.,is Tho, Nj C,lsy
a 5 ;ncorn,,on the Ming inpersonsion Of WhiRgery
~ h, y,hosys, was no, for Mr. Clay was not and could
-. ,yhio
NJ DAVIS said such had not been his language
NJ. MaPSHAII said thai he quoted not from the report
nj tho centomap speech bu, from his own lips for when
b. Ma bo.5 gentleman he never looked nj the report
~, DsVrS s.iJ bis language had been this. that the
49,. IL Z, dis d,v vvoud s,et IN over,hrow Mr. CLAW
much onno,ed 10 W h,gery As whigsery now was A.
.ho .hnl have onnos,d General Washington would
Lld a., have onnscd tho Va biygerv of seysnysix
GApSuATI w.Il ,h.,s rnn,ipg mighty near IL
"A laugh
'p,s no,v ,e,i,s, having what no now said rs int.
- -. ho.,l;,r % tb. .. Senator from Kentucky or
80 10 opnose him In case he should be set I'D
- ~ c,,;,, a. tbc Wbig candidate he must a, the
.e ne he permitted 10 enter his protest this prn
nIe of mp.rsonstion as stated by his colleague Mr. NJ
b balanced 70 the Wing party because they held his prn
pes: and of those principles he found the
in nothing human There breathed not the
man who copld himsef depart from those PRINCIPLES and
draw, NJ NJ after him And he thought this had been the
rd;r. thunder of the Whys al the commencement of the
Y,,a session. He had differed from them in opinion: he
b,d bobt that they began their process of Presidantak
inc and marty impersonaton little too early That was
what he had said then and wha, he said now Nothing
that the Secretary Of State might or could feel toward the
nat,r from Kentucky could Justify him in going against
al bis avn former princip.s Nohin- that Mr. " Tnvb
have against the same individual should ever drive him ono
hairs breadth from his-Nei,her that gentleman nor his
friends houd ever have to saw that thew had forced him
ne inch either 10 the night or left either by following or by
running AWAY from the Wing pary.-He was Wing and
M. could show il at home
Mr. NJ. had been Speaking day or two since, of the
er.,,rv NJ State when the gentleman from Indiano rr
Protl had INTERRUPTED him in the midst of sentence His
mind was then filed with the man. and he had been think
inc what WINS 10 be or could be his fute His present posi-
nm was most unnatural one Daniel Webster with
John Tyler and that on Sa,e.rights principle in a Go
Yernnont bank 1t OF the funniest sights he had
ever Witnessed in all his life No; Mr. Webster could not
remain there; it was unnatural that he should Mr. NJ
mad been saving that Webster was great man: and so he
was lie had remarked that people called him cold bu,
shat he did not think he was cold He certainly had not
been cold when Mr. VI. him. Some sand he stood
among men like Mount Blanc among the mountains If ii
true that light which beamed around his brow wa.
without heat-ike that corons Of beams which evening
reaihed about the monarch of the Inountains-a least II
had moi been so when Mr. NJ saw him He re-enbe1 then
volcano in full eruption The gentleman his colleague
had spoken Of him without genius but possessed
OF mighty crcibe in which he could resolve the thoughts
of other men into their original elements and reproduce
them in new FORMS By the wand of an nlcymist Ii was
not 80 when Mr.. VI. him. He then mighty vol.
eano blazing flashing laundering and heaying up molten
masses from his BOSOM such else could have
formed but the hand Of the Almighty alone. When vol
like that 10 be eItnguished might look
u done by mighty convuson of NATURE nothing else
could avail to put He should expect old ocean itself
be driven from is bed aud poured with all its into
flaming crater. But that he be exiinguished
thus and now, IL seemed monsirous. Above a that his
fires were be- put out by the from Indiana MIR
Profit, the gentleman from Virginia, Mr. Wise and even
by the gentleman from Massachusetts, MIR. Cushing
was like the attempts Of some mischeyous little uchins
put out the mighty Vesuyus with squrs Roars of er
rimentl
There were types enough even IN "A man nj but duu
imagination for the great Senator from Massachusetts, in
the of Nature but not IN the history of man
Yet the old story one man. which the Senator and his
present condition often brought 10 Mr. Ms mind: il was
that of the giant of Palestine the Hebrew Samson His
mighty principles constituted his strength and he seemed
now TO have fallen into nap and TO have been cauyh, in
the np of the Southern Delab TO whom he had i'm an mn
starred hour communicated where WAS that his strength
Law. They had shorn him VI his hair and had mt out his
eyes and now led him about "a IN iovous holyd,v On
make the Democrats, alias the Philistines laugh.