Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29
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Mr. G;In:crs resolution brousht in without the
ton Of the Select C0nmcc-incnGcd to be operative
without The concurrence Of the SCHac-and giving I'M
prccedeacd ana alarming powers to the Governor Of this
commonwealth has received rs coup dc gTace The He
soluliCn was introduced into The H. oi Delegates: whilst
i, was uncolnmonly thin-atc iii the ay-tid was near
sppinr through but ot the Republicans snufed
its purposcs in the :tained gale and gained tinc TO
combat it, The debate prutraced animated, ardent,
aud marked by the strongest party lines faa Dureh
was attacked in every mood and lease desperate at
teinpt was made to identify him with AbnonisIn-and
even the moderate and oily Orator Of Petersburg, who
bu, four years AFRO told the aucus in the Capitol, that
"Ar Van Buren, has my enLre t0"*dr"cs, came on: on
"Wednesday last with Of his heaviest artillery against
the Arch Maricaa-fur the which, he WIS rakrd, t"re
and aft by Nj. IluIleinan, Of Isle Of Wight. Nor YVES
Mr. Brown memorable iand, with Difference we say II,
most rdiculous) effort to save The Governor
passing the Resolution, mere successful For; arT o
snaechcs from AcSsrs Garland Of N land HoI;e
man, the Resolution was blown sky high on Thursday
last The pathetic and powerful ("r rather burlesque)
appeals Of Mr. l'rown, failed Of all their effect The Re-
publiculs TOO CLEARLY that II WAS the hoV'fhGs
iripnds perhaps with his Concurrence VIII; had
brourI him into this aw kward p!rdicamrnt-andi II was
rather Too mch TO ask of the Republican members 10
cxtrcate them from their embarrassment, and pass me
Rcsoluon-at the great expense oil !aylas inc chtllc
rights OF the Legislature, ana Tie an;"'y Vi tnI
bn SnuIh NJ lie feet o the Exc cutive Magistrate All
This NAV sound as very meet and rSpcdenl ~ The ears oi
the Detg1:c from Petersburg but 1t appears 10 US as
very anrrpubican: and III very bad Keeping WIN Tue
claliGCrS WHICH, t!lcSc SIi'S " '"'N
the alleged rncroacn.cns and influence OF tic Eh'fr-
tire Ct lie United StaLtS. .
Mr.. Brown is welcome 10 the position which he now
occupies in tic gisatnre-seaitd, cheek by lo"':
aIonr side Of ali the Nuirrs and all the Fsderal.ss CT
the House -associatsd in lac:, with the odds anu ends
OF all sorts OF parties
rhis Debate has had the effect Of dssating the pom
non; prctcusaus Of the Whigs.-hcy :Iad Wanted Inc
snncrior mowers Of their oraurs They had cra*td
over US !cr the great advantage they Possessed III Tie
s,eaknp talent of the ilorar They had sXpc'cn %
carr every thing before them By The Speeches WHICH
ihv would i!st deliver here, and then c!rcu ate among
ie people But venture to say: from all we have caa
mon the SUBJECT that they are here aglin completely
failed that ,;cir proudcs Gclals have been met ana
orcrihrown by the Dayits Of the other slde-and tlat
wien the d. .ale has been fully reported 10 the "0id'
il will be so decided BY tn" public voice
We sl:ail take mp The subject OF this Debate heEeaeE
and meet the objections OF our opponcnte-Ihcy hav y
thrown, they say, fearful responsibility upon US we
lave rejected their reso!ut!on--and hence they cant
ninp, our intention do nothing for the rights ard pro-
tec,ion of the South This the burtten OF many
Specch-and unfortunately for the effect OF the arsu
nent, il was not true The Republicans are as much de-
tcrnned as they are stand by The rights oil the oou
niihot running the question into party, agithlion pa
n;c measure Mr. Voolfolk has submitted his PROJECT 10
,c iIonse of Delcgales-Mr. Garland Of MecklehouTg
rsod his resolutions also on Thursday. The Select Co
n,tee are busted on the sutherland we Will Ventule
f. saw that the Republican members will give the strong
es earnest Of their attachment to the rights ana sa'ey
The Wbigs indeed, arc sore al The disappointment OF
their anits.ng sc!icncand they Will Glamour ABOUT lis