Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-13
THE SENATE REPORT.

The National Inlelligencer is laJorlng to m. !.
some sort OF capital out Of Mr. Archer's c.. ~.
and ldb0red Report. # is in vain. A more ~.
vailable paper for Wing consumption and !.
Spring Elections, could never have been -
upon the waters, like The bread Of The a..
Scriptures 1t will never "relun after ma,
days" Mr. As best and most acute W.
friends here ,say, that when they read it, ihey Z
themselves in log. Ii will never do 10 Us.
a popular argument. Even the mos, knr-,,
e,ps-lhe heads OF The Wing church-proles, ,
TO understand it, And If il be beycnd thar a.
OF their followers. To the Wings even j, Nj,
he "a stumbling block, and foolishness.' Ia
require translation before il can reach the NH,
of the people The Republican party, lherei,.
have no reason TO dread lis influence If HI. \
the best argument against The CONSTITUTIONAL
the annexation, which the wings can con.
up we have no cause 10 apprehend the
sue, or 10 shrink from the controversy. I'll
Wing members Of our House OF Delegates b.:
made very great sacrifices of their own rights;
duties, if this be the only benefit which they i,
10 derive from their "entirc confidence in D..
Senators, or from the responsibility which d.
have transferred from their own shoulders % b
very much in want of argnments-and ore 4
their oraces certainly has failed them. He mi.
almost as well have spoken to them in Hstfs,
OF in the Sanscrit tongue. They asked him \.
bread, and he has literally given them So.
The Report, however has one advantage h.
fies all controversies about lis own au,hof>,
The ban,ling is indisputably the pniaive
thors. He need not take out copyright !6
for no man can initiate il.
And now, here are the poor Wings waltz.
some mama in the desert. Mr.. Archie! toe,
give il 10 him-and if his colleague iails,,.
they have 10 very little purpose, SO lar a. Ii.
Elimination of The public mind is concerned Va |
ed the expression OF their own constitute
opinions, in compliment 10 their Senators T.; Il
strange, indeed, if he does go up 10 The poit.
But there is no fear OF the diplomat He
give the Wings subtle, wire-drawn, hairs
ling argument on the constitutional guest.
which they may take 10 The stump, in orlerloGli; !
dust into The eyes of the people. Ill This beaun
drama which We have seen acted lately unie,
eyes, has been cunningly enough got up. L Il
fully understood BY the parties. They woul! |
instruct Mr.. RiveS; they would moi even e1y,.b
their own opinions upon the constitutional qcs{
ton, because they knew that he pr e>sci 10 liz ]
his doubts upon it. II was their part, lherelr
10 furnish him The cue, and he was 10 fur
them with an argument. Such trucking I
lodging such shameless sacrifice OF the
nitv and sovereignty OF the Old Domino, ,
the feet Of her Senators. were 10 he pail l.
an argument from Mr. Riyes He has hs
cut and dry for them. They had sampr ;
il-a sort Of araat cou,icr, in his little speech y
Col. Ben,ons bill--and they will probably hanf
in chief when the debate comes on. We fear j
Madisonian is losing its labor, in appealit: E
Mr.. Rives 10 carry out The wishes OF The Re
of Virginia. 1t is in vain. Mr.. Riyes h.
make the speech; and all his fine argument
Ing The last session, Of which the Mali,oniar y
minds him. will as little conform 10 his anlic
ted speech, as that speech conformed 10 his
Texas has nothing ID expect from MI. R
unless he makes another somerset He nov
mands mol only the concurrence Of the map. y
Of both House,, bu, two-ihirds OF the Senae
the treaty making power. II We shonld be III
taken in Mr.. Rives's course, and he should NJ N
up firmly 10 the aid of Texas We shall Re IA
agreeably disappointed, and we will freely IL I
him al! reparaiion in our power. Or, ifhe . Il
even give us this time the beneti. OF his u
and 10 the Wings The benefit of the argumen
shall be truly gratified, as well as disappolnis:
modest enough 10 ask of the present Lesisls s
10 cleo, him now, and thus fasten upon The Re u
lican people of the State, for six years, one O. u
most decided and apparently impractical
ponents OF Texas, who is 10 be found in
ranks. We suspect, however, our Wing Te IA
are rather counting without their host. n