Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-16

Inc only Thing occurring in The Scnse, a
inns, vas speech BIZ Mr.. Corwi in Of Ohio :
Wnal volume was contained in ma 'Fcrcl
de spoke nearly two hours and ,aH. Ne.
IN The memory Of Senators here, ai .c any 81
keep an audience so spell bounn' Inc gale.
/ Mr.. Calboun's sneech. and they lislelcdlo
more io,e,s., Almost all the House va,
.en, /, i difficult TO criicise such ,peecs
was b;ohIv eloquent, extremely sarcastic 81,
ard novrriul | think that the general on.
i ,bat taken altogether, il was one of the !,
81 gayts ercy listened TO in The Senate"
|, is in such exiravagant syle Ihal "g,n
in The Wing, endorses The late speech d the Z.
Wing Senator, who boasts that he does nc, ;
10 vote dollar or a man TO fight The battles =
country, We have arrived al preuy IA.
L.. when We see such unpatrioic and b..
sentiments emblazoned with applause bclo..
people OF Virginia. We have not ye, s.4,
"srea,est effort" 50 "hishly e!oeuenl ~.
sarcastic, witty and powerful" II he speo;~
OF it furnished by Brutus be fair ,epressr,.
of the whole, i, must have been "ez.,er.
coarse and dislastelul, even 10 his bro,he, V .
Senators. Blu, We shall let "Bfu,usp spe,.
himself. We only Naltei-ea few Passages .,
are utterly revolving 10 our Southern ,asle.
"Mr. Corwn was one Of The three who -
against the Is millions Loan Bill. F.! II.
expected 10 be denounced; but he cared No, 4. :
nuncialion. IL would be impossible ,of y
give you any idea OF the power Of his >peac. Z
hing but full report can do him justice 7
even that fails; tor the voice, gesture, oo:. =
al wanting 10 make il tell. as il coeS, No.,
who hears him speak, was going 10 >sy a
sees him speak. will merely refer . one II "
BEAUTIFUL passages.
"ln denouncing the Union Tor at'acsrg J,
Senators and calling them Mexlcans he u,
culary severe O. lie said ne knew 10. oy
thai Infamous article was written. tie pres, .
il was by some mental who fsd on Ne fr5
meat that fcG pntrid oround HE Erccuttre sie,.
"He ridlculed The idea Of boas'ius d III, ].
with Mexico. The Senator from Texas C.
Houston al the battle OF San Jacinlo, wit !.
700 raw Texans, routed The whole VI, Z
army. and took their President and Ge,3
prisoner, with The loss Of three men kilie.
Two who died afterwards OF their wocnd> :
We, protesting 10 be great nation, hsg. i
thousands OF men and have hardly ,ouclN !,
enemy and yei, ne are toaNiug as tue IA. x
some great deed.
ellis description Of The proceedings IN c, b
MIA was bitter and yet humorous, pahicuar !,
Don Waller Colon, one OF our charlans :
Navy-who was recently elected Sa,Tsp C. 4
calde OF Monterey on The Pacifc-@no b; <
tered away The Testament Tor Kent an !.
s'one who had quit preaching Peace and':
,rne Of the A,onemenr, and 7r0s nor "s' &
Sat,ng CoG's ir bo,ycl ,oroircr 10 soF. !,
.He1nan'S head, ercio,m,ns taic bU ~
ellis descriptions OF the scenes e iol'a. j
discussion and content ems about the Wlml /,
viso we're truly exciting. HE'LL, WITH ALL
rERNaL AGENCIES, COULD Not SEND osis'
CURSE UPON Us.
ale examined he question OF bounday 4
.rored that The last message Of Mr.. Polk Sax,
af,0eioUS mlStp,escntati"l-pr u, ! q
Mr.. Ben;on's strong declarations and o'hef =
Giles of Locoioco iailh. lie examined the rt'a
/ the picture, and showed what We won e
another power treated Us as We treated Med
Rivers would lie led with blood, End pyEsu:%
The bones o, men from Is 10 90 would rise T z
tain high, upon our soil Tor IFS defence. a
long as The speech is, il must be generally q
li,hed, and shall, therefore, give no rep Hi Il