Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30
RICHMOND, TUESDAY. NAY 30.
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Wins Dertt quoting StFsP'"'c' a.,
r..av's Wing repubhshes 'r''sf rom Wy Wv r,a
| Gl,he. which gives 4 striking view oil 1ehe
'' E.on.s domestic virtues at the Hermitage, ait
r,,ss the interesting ceremony OF the Sacraheh
"1U..,.ib,rinr church, where thus old man, VINO la
I'll the honors that man could bestow on hin
his neiehbols IN humble alteration oil his ant
Gs! I'VE repuhsh ihis morning this ra's' s''
.,cilp,ion Th,s beautiful spectacle OF me s"'.s
humblnr himself at the Throne OF 'od' '!''
a.. could no, IN General Jackson case pass y!
.9r, attack GA Saturday, It arfaIIhs 'he o'u 'i'
.osc;,nce before its own charitable tribunal, ahs
,,s near half column TO an argument OF ueh
Lypocrisy in Religion. lie says
mere any proof General Jackson has been engaged
s snlcym the Hermitage, IN thus noble inns hoy ,hl
nhe task Has he forgiven his enemies, either real
Does neglect opportunity to stab foe
% the heart, 10 iranpic on rs carcass, when II lie
M HIN Dld lie evt IN all S life forgive an enc
,>, uades The hope, that his forgiveness ulsh hea
.c ua his head = l. he continually and hl
Engaged, the cougenill task Of destroying Mr. clay
- ss i.r a. his efforts avail aug Thing , What evi
4,. i~ gwen of aionewed heart? None-mome whatever
f ar a, outward signs prove amy tiac, u processes
M Wa so hr>t,.n"rse'es>, r'ndiore, ready 10 saInhe
. .otue>o i IL passions. easy 10 Sude 10 haired a'
.'. flame If malice with the same care with which TN
& Namot keep the lamp fed pe.rcuaiy. which blaze'
te i,t OF h's detoons. Tie Idol IN tins case is re-
,.l sbo is 1t, that thus plays the luqusitor upon
49, Conscience OF other men: Is 1t one, who IS hun
. n.r,unded by the panopiy Of religion, or the gra
s. o.. cha,l,ablsaess:
a.. appeal from the unrighteous judgment of th'
,.,n.ti;ned nquistor of other mems hearts, TO the
Il our institutions, which allows every man tc
r,,.lo his Creator according to his own belief ano
,r conscience. We appeal TO the verdict OF his
. .-53-s. who thoroughly understand his domestic
--...sr and krowingiy, and not npon vaSle comlec'
.. end i'a.sy argument, testify To his virtues we
.,.. /, iAa sacfednesS OF the iifestte which ough
-. .s By. violated. IN order 10 crafty personal o;
III no ST.
81, o,s ugon the motives OF patriots, who have
,.4 the meed Of their services, and, IN the bosom
sl- tfiend~ and neighbors spend the lew remaining
.,s IN doing good TO man, and in rendering honor L
a.r Maker Can Justice and charity be so dimGed BY
,,. s2t, that the private lives OF leading men ar'
be distorted in the eyes OF their countryWen, ant
holy aspirations TO be scotfed at, and all this, tc
,-. temporary party end' We trust mol. The worlc
do Justice TO the virtuous motives OF Andrew Jack
,r IN spite of the ephemeral attacks of partizans
o. on The unsupported charge of destroying ar
y rsnuta,ion, impuie to him the basest hypocrisy
7,s Wh,s has grossly mistaken General Jackson ::
...set.r o. a warm aud hasty temperament and from
..,if17 causes, lie made enenies-bui we have every
.l..a 10 bc.isve, That bis magnnnimons spirit wa:
r,- Han. 10 make the proper atonemen;-and, now
bis n4,rt retreat, far from the turmoil OF the busy
,i he has adopted the cardinal virtues of Love auG
FA.tiv towards all Il is true, that he s, looks
ID interest 20 the workings OF our Institutions, Il
s observation Of whose safeguards, he so eminent,
oa;routed He does not conceal frank expression
hs sentiments as to the measures TO be adopted, Il
,fssrr,e The integrity Of the Constution-but that hi
NJ. hlrbO,s "nll,ce" against any man-that, to "de
ror The reputation Of any political leader, he woule
9lls the dlvae precepts, and bring upon himself the
s,..smot Of man and the wrath Of God, the country
y. neyer believe. We advise the Wing 10 learn q
IKE charity When he leads Genera! Jackson con.
.,euce with the SINS of "hatred, malice and all uncha
iilstaess, Iet hm look into his own heart, and exam
ls wl=thc: 10y THIS unjust attack upon others hidden
yes he has not brought himself under the same
sarge The fame of Andrew Jackson is the property
.le n.ton. Ills courage and skill in war, Sc
red ogr treeGom-and his talents and moral character
administering the Government, saved the Constl,u
20 from many fatal biows-and his remaining days a
-- Hermitage will set example of true piety ant
:..e 10 maay generations.