Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11


mcnt an! these cia on h. successful. Pf'se'uI, y
by liberal contribution, rom the STATE M upon th'S
conviction h.". -l' "a ny caat-e. y a, liz 7''-
tie.laA from August, saw, haze beei' ti.e s.'f'"h -
the systeia never N.,e7I {" Ter az " 'o'''.'r !.
charge my bri >..on lH..s'. i'iled w" seats N
tn halls of egi-layl9:.
But ii !.om this abuses Rave cfeit ~" ''e
State and even under tie lrcs.a. aFt'tio"el, one
section has Prosecuted successfully - Inc G't''!t'
charges, course Of l::tcr upon "no,r Q"t IL n'-
show how diic.i; : the task d: ing i's's''''''
RIGHTEOUSNESS, AMI how .tul tae consequences :"
departing from the rule which Egescre~ mar ''ie IN
tcrcat within doors should b. tile haii'ati.!i feiH
sentative OF the interest without doors ~" .he "l-
justmcnt Of representation heon made I" c"'l'"i u
this rule the abuses complained ct .'t r"'': nav
been committed But WHIST remedy ~ tn e'li docs
the gentleman propose! To adjU>: i,t l"ld"t e'eif
and equilibrium Mo- bu' - disturb IL 'tli!
more; to diminish the inhae!ee # property .ad III
crease that of numbers who will blien ~ 10 take
from the Piedmont which pays lafsai. :'id mas re-
cciyed much and gve ;o'he tran;-Ali -iany W'ich
pays 50 little ami vents 50 much That i, HE fciedy
which the friends of The .i'-wHtef propose ''
their grievances I'll" y, pie al tt.t '''u"n WI the
apt t. answer III tae language 81 HE 'h.'9'ea COX
when the o.icioi- swallow pras-rod /" Gf"t "h tue
flies that bad settled about his head u u" !i@';'
said the fox these gre already goesd, i"i ~ drINias
them away You will but make way ~ more h''hsf'
which will suck the last drop o! blood nom IN;
veins regret that duties elsewhere prevented ne
from hearing al of the remarks al tn" gentleman from
Augusta but Lad the pleasure Of hcarU5 4 part al
what he said on this brach III Ii, subject / Niires
sel the attack upon the i'v,iia NJ ~" the overture
10 the tiac-water and rcnlaI;c tn manifestations :"
satisfaction elected from The gentleman fol Aco!',
CIR Wis., II mistake mt. that gentleman: man '-
dress to s constituents, has put ftrt, 'n'lAe'' H
liar 10 t;ose inst uttered h. the en'!ouaa tsoh A'Sis
IT, I'M, has advised Tie tc-Ea:,F district 10 break NJ
its ancient alliance with the Piedmont, ami form acW
one with the trans. III shang: Go. II rraiiect .t. y
t, put down the practice of ioroiiin-, 1at' ~ "''
OF the combination to prescott" II on !! ia'&cf
scale To MAKE improvements connecting III" iar We51
with Tie near east am! tli build ~ cites Oh In sea-
board Now will answer tina, gentlemen - III
swered the gentleman from Ar-Gia vita Table, ifon
the moral Of which he Nay learn rsciai esso''
woodnian into forest |" al n. trees To give
him handle for his axe. 1t seemed modest IL.
quest that the principal trecs II agreed ~ IT, d
it was settled anou- then hat ,l.e pain heae:y . IL
,hcald furnish what wanted. y" sooner la! Tie
woadman fitted the sat 10 h. rutfpsc th@A he h a.;
laying aboutlim al side telling a no5!e.t -
in the wood. The oak seeing tn whole matter, To
late, whispered to the cedar the fat concession has si
all if We had not -acriici orr humble neigiber ~
might have ye: stood for ages ogoae..e.
have trespas=ed already vo., t- upon ial pa;eAc,
ofthe Committee, b:t at the azar oi b,iIg t;ou IN
reasonable, n.;ls; beg their inlui eaec yyi further
The gentleman from Grcenlrjcr. r SUM- Who ol"e
this debate asserted that the rr4ncir1c impressed upoi
'7''''A'ii -. s''N "''''
/ 1880 cmineatly mi ocratc and an..-repuhi'caa
and he drew injurious contrast between the l5c:ty
which we enioy under it, IN! that l.terty wish th>
- 'N' re- '''''s!e' !" u Is ne F'''
.eSS 'h.er''''i'c OF 'h"' k'ei'" ru5,.e Know ii2
lrot WAT source the gentleman derive his Information
but d. know at in the articles of c,nfe, ration q,
which Ley assen-cd IN tAe constitution which tn.
'!oi'Nhea anu III me authentic report OF tn det.
hoJnsHhcitl"h can be i"nt iorti Contrast are il
oil mere numerical r,j'ilty % ler'os, without r.
ara ." 'ei si'.e ~ me community, 10 ar'.'' We .'
H.ihStF"'oh oi ai'iFs iad Il" place amongst to pm
cpcs oil iaat republican s:7:e'! '!!e!i Ike paFio.a .
go e>ioii-iied upon 'his cpntttht lsa ie't 80
81 ath'e:acy 4 broad and ntet ,!t:e iet;irc wi!ci
distinguishes maj tom 81 govehie; "n ~! others
TO - seen Il! inIi !N:"are IN thee te cles which
u iofhef time studded the sfot@s 9, III; inet5tcra
asan DIVIDED into scParate st3;= s0cIti Greece. il
ali lis parts was subject - democratic rl.e Criicotot
together III c','es "r nimb't.g toni .. a, II y
tent, each community ;',.I"istae' y, r'fs accord
lnS to 'h@ unche"ed Wiz 81 numerical taiof';v "a
se'nbea III .:c h'aiket pc ii.et mace ii'-,
"'' M" .''-A VA wa 'he ~ tTea'
"" II "e |"';'d :'"d t.e 'es''it7 q ei"3tr2te GOT
ef''l'c'.'; ''1 lhe 'e.'e"'i ." tAc democratic sprt
We ''o''o ic'' ''e nisI'F! - tAe i5' progress ailf
%; ' ,' e'Y '5.l'e' GU - sfe' ''' "i'ii';t
men .'f'l'it''e ";'h' 'heF "us - GLASSES, a.
aei oplress': 'ne'f t'isSs''2 Of PROPERTY aa'
~, - no" te iIVe''lo': ~"
-: - ll - '''+- - "'''! hoNtiSiee
.., i"S..'' '.'ia nliF Ne si'a fe"I 1t - -he M
"''fy 1May - "e ,yF&";s VINO established 'iynascs
ar;, e Tl..-' Gd9: whose aePe,'' fe The -:
ti'e'',1l'es 7'4Sh protection nom ;'er oHn in
t'''s'o't y We ""2' rslc he '"tiec; and
r. ;,@''i ''' '.' ifS 'og'" tiae' We nay
;.oJ rn,, ~ 'f'n t!e o"'a
%a ao =, ,ao, any '''ol'
pres al win the the d. el 'S g(F 81 4,: ,py in
m''- ~ ','e 'eltSF % inc democratic
la' ~ " oar aGSten or ever
~, 60" %5'"n the eva which II
& ne oepts ~ NE ier:' cnTeni'en s'o7
Inn t,.t ,e,,eI '"i' ' l" 'ea pa" Of gov
-" r;ccs If anor.," - n 'i'',a "sc'''s o
thro,.ho i. ' '.'s shows
"non Fla, ,,n1I n ' Ge's
yicrs snrna Tho ,ndn9er nr cnc, = Ti,'; al ug
his tenure 81 Office the manner al .. ''
and their tenure Of Office Iha ,oa,,nSr - ",'a'o''
bcrs Of the Iouse o; Re ;.s a.''
Fl .', N + az" err Tenure "i
all So many limitations upon the popular roTer md
checks upon the will e The ana.rics majority II there
fore The government of ills state b. ag.ir.nu..ic,o
and ars,ocratie that Of the United ,et !
50 and instead Of appealing 10 tie ~ r 10 ~
crs the gentleman ought 70 h;; lis lolJost 1lnunc;a.
tons against their works 10 csyrr ont Tic orr;"e 81
gentlemen on ie oer side NC would BE- under In ne.
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