Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03
VIRGINIA E.E:t.Esz,sTsEsG.
DEEEPRED DEB.7TE.-tCoNr:S
HOUSE OF DELEGATES-.SSa1,tt&%rs"y: '"H: H.

DEFERRED DEB7TE-iCoNr;SrEr.l
u,1,cr or DELEGATES saturday. Jsn: 10.
'io ABOLITION RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. SIMMER, said tina, before he took his seat &c
would briefly assign some OF ~. ,h rsn,,,t;ons
annr,ed from the Committee rather than tor the snoSt
tute proposed by the gentleman from Goochad AS TO
the question which ne had already advertcd TO- IL was
now presented in each set Of rcsou:cns and IN much
more objectionable form III the substitute than III the
original report iuasnuch it was there declared that
"any attempt 10 bcrac the slaves in the District before
mentioned, would be violation OF the t"isHtut'nn'
That however, was not the ground which he gave his
preference to the Report OF the Select Communicating
he here begged leave to congratulate The House, that 1t
ha length rid itself Of those enianSins questions OF
order and parliamentary proceeding which lad 81 'onr
distracted its action, aud forbade an exam nalon
of the real merits Of the Two propositions The
difficulties which have embarrassed us, said he, are
happily removed, and we can now fairly 'lnok upon
this picture, and upon that, and decide Which is the
most faithful representation of Virginia sentiment
which of resolutions speak forth her opinions III The
fullest aud most manly tcae-whch Is most iikcy TO
command respect and attain tic great end which trust
we all aim at: the peace and security of our beloved
State The report OF the Committee Mr.. ,. sad. CORES
before the House in the usual way Through the
gansed and appropriate chGnnel-GnG unless !. could
be shown that the substitute had rgtiul claim
riority he should prefer the report on that account
alone. lie reminded the friends OF the substitute, that
when another resolution under discussion IN the
" part of the session. Mr Gimcr resolution, autho
rising the Governor TO correspond " the Executives
of the holding StacsD one OF the objections
urged against it, perhaps the strongest that it had
not been submitted to the consideration OF committee
We were then told, that this the usual ana proper
way-t!iat select committee, of Unusual intelligence
had been appointed for the especial purpose of taking
charge Of all questions pertaining to this sHrct, and
indeed the declaration, that the committee referred TO-
formed so talented division Of the House, r
ouentiy repeated and the charge OF innovation made
loudly, in consequence Of that proposition not havtn.
been submitted TO the aforesaid committee, th", Mr.
come to the House, recommended by the Judgment OF
majority of that glencd body, would ut once meet ie
unanimous appreciation Of the House itself lie su?p"S
ed that it scarcely claimed now, that all the talent
which had been spoken of so frequently, TO be found
anoag the minority OF that committee, who had favored
the House with the very luminous report suh'nl"d
through the gentleman from Hleck'rnbnrg lie !uie.
Mr. = said lie understood TO be this that when *uts
tute fer the port Of committee asked to be adopted
the friends of the substitute bound 10 show lis
rority to the Sina The PToband:. II ne inI4A
use legal phrase lay upon them. Has thus en dong:
In what does the superiority Of the substitute consist
In elegance Of diction strength OF a!guneni-cr 10
its more striking conformity, to the demands &: ~" CT!
sis, and the proclaimed sentiments OF Virginia: Lei ;!+
two papers be examined in reference to any and 81. 0!
these enquiries. and the result OF such examination must.
he conended be favorable to The adoption OF the orgl.
nal report The second resolution OF that report alter
maintaining tn" sole and exclusive right Of Virginia TO
control the subject of slavery within her own ursdc-
tional limits declares al! interference Herewith by the
General Government, the other States or TIC ci-ens
hercof to lie invasive Of :e rights OF tho slave holding
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