Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-12

q Mr. Senator Bell will take the premium lie commenced
j. speaking on the Compromise bill Wednesday followed
it up on Friday and the time writing this para
Triaph Saturday going on still! We presume how
ever he have coacuded Saturday. And all This
.aime the thermometer 9OS-peOPle painting for breath
aorses dropping down dead from omni5scs the Sc
nate and audience crying out who will deliver us! Wen,
suppose gentlemen think they acting IL the line
j their dny, in making teedays speech, AMI ey are
Conscientious only whilst we respect their con-
scientuus convictions lament their dclson lter. Gd~
h The worst Of ii is that although three days devoted
o throwing light the question: il not known whether
NT Bell will for against the Bill True 10 his iox
Silk Jesuca character he attempts 10 with the hare
g md hold with the hounds Subscrycn 10 power and amb
:ous u dispensing paTonage Al whatever cost oi principle
has iqsen ne,. tack on the SUBJECT and is Justify
Eng the outrage of The formation vi State by New Mexico
Under military orders from Washington and advocating her
81 admission into Inc Union in the teeth Of comnoa seEsc JUS
ice ard honorable dealing toward Texas Surely John Bell
a- reached t lowest depths Of cunning and seIfshnesS n
ns recent movement The fruits of his tcrgivorsaons
g cady in.sa.ino themselves. In consideration Of lis de-
ending the EsFratohs 81 The administration he is Ia b. in
yest.d with the spenSatioL II ko patronage Of govern
s. rent This cannot doubt, when Ike Lea o.
!ssisspp (oraery OF Tennessee has beer appointed 10
hc valuable Commissioner III Indian Affairs made
8 gacsnt b" he resignation OF Orlando Brown
The celcbraon i. ifssngon of tho Fourth Of July al
he base OF the National Washington Monument in
teresiing affair President Taylor, his Cabinc: and many
4Senaors and members OF Congress present After
a,or ~ the Rev D. Butler the Declaration Of Indepen
ence read g The Mayor and eloquent oaiion glow
Sira with patriotism, delivered by Mr. Footc. Then
olowed the ceremony Of raising lis proper position in
ghc Monument the handsome block Of marble presented by
Nhc Corporation of Washington 10 the Monument Society,"
EGen Walter Jones BY request presented the Washington
Aaock in the OF the City, The Monument Managers,
md doing made impromriG address Of great power
md beauty, which admitted by nil who heard be
me of the mastery exempoaneous efforts Of that
address, By G. W. P Cuss ESQ., he referred to box
tanning earth from tho great monumental mound in Cracow.
Fin Poland reared TO the memory the brave Koscusko,
(which had been presented by Professor cber of South Ca
roin to Board of Managers Of the Monument Society,
portion Of which placed on tie Washington block
by Mr. Gusts 10 enter into the which shod bind
The stone place and form part the Monument to the
1 Pa;er Pare.
The following is the conclusion of Mr. Foote's fine ora
Stion After quoting from Washinstons Farewell Address,
Is he said
& 'GIay these parting admontions Of the iusous Wash
nclon sink decn into The hearts of lila cauntynen Of the
generation May his solemn warning bel
up all who desire the peace The happiness and
crcrre,ly Of our free institutions May sectional Iea
isy anatica rage the accused ambition for E0to!icy ami
oover the low appetite for p-cc and it's cnonmeais, and
the Split Of political rivalry, BE- banshed soc,cr from ic
counci halls Of the nation Let justice, brot!criy feeling
,nd true courtesy restrain he tGtld current OF angry and
z hcyos debate and COMPOSE TIE Giscordtnt clements OF
2pary at:ie which have long and so d5crcGitaty dis
rucd public quiet and obsiiEclcd all %hocsGi and
Unnecessary legislation Here in sight OF The magnificent
ECapitol OF this great republic, whose Piared strength IS
beautifully typical oi thai grand iederatye fabric from
(which