Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21
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Mr. foSrAISr said that when the other day he ex
pressed himself DESTROYS pour oil ,,pon the YES Of
difference and dssrnson in this House he Thought he
had discovered that il was mere shade Of difference
Wihch nov civided those who opposed to each
oher; aud he then believed that when they should fair
" sci themselves to work upon the main subject they
woud act with harmony ard effect lie still thought
so but why should The House be hampercd With tlis
resolution. When they had raised committee upon
lVe SUBJECT winch said contain the best talents
on po," sues why should they take the question
their hands and endeavor do il themselves. Wosld
moi Stranger who should drop in here suddenly sup
pose Tohi the speeches that bad been delivered, that
there was one party here opposed all action upon The
SUPERSTITION, IN reality, there is member here
who is ready do all that the situation of ,l,, ss,
try requires. The long speeches that had been made
seemed not 10 be intended for this House The speak
ers had INDUCED in latitude which seemed 10 him To-
'ay unnecessary-they had launched into the dis
cusson OF various subjects all connected with the
question. But they had not referred the real will
oil uc people, In the performance of which all were
united The gentleman from Northampton had referred
TO 'he proceedings III the county of Henry meeting
oil wnich MT r. was one of the vice pres ents-And
sun va. = at proper time will shew that ready
10 carry out The resolutions passed that meeting But
.ns rs not The time The resolution under consi-
ITERATION, mas been cast among frebrand and has
produced dissensions and divisions. We cannot act
upon IL harmoniousy here, and why should we not let
90 to the committee and be decided pon by thems 1her
Is portion of this resolution which appals me- talking
OF Southern Conederacy always frgh,ens me =
nave yon any security, when you have combined the
oouther States together upon this subject that will
stop at Inc point ws and that will not 20 further
ana DC made use of for other Objects which YOU do not
wi llUo.a md
IS mghiy hnprrdent to form combination, whose re-
suits is impossible TO calculate The power YOU pro-
pose TO give me Governors is Tremendous hope
nc rouse VIII not continue It's action upon this reso
ton, but that they will send the committee and let
then recommend what the Governor is to do do hone
said Mr. F., that speedy will be put TO this yarv
lengthy discussions which has no other tendency thnn IL
eAce hostile feelings. and can produce good what
Mir MADIsoN said that had not the gentleman from,
southampton made it necessary for him xpain some
connected with The meeting Of the citizens
IN me county Of Prince Edward, he should not have
trouped me House with word on this subject and he
should say bat few now He had listened with oreo,
patience TO The remarks on both Sides and was matter
oil asonishinent TO him. that the great burthen of arou
ueht on me opposition side had been characterized by
an endeavor to throw on the Administration members Of
tins House, the odium Of having made this party mat
ter, and the further odum of being opposed To egso
ton on the subject If refer the speeches of every
one oi the gentlemen on the other side, we shall find
mat hey have endeavored impression that
the Democratic Republican Party are disposed to pre-
vent legislation this question What is the object of
ths endeavor! Are we not all Interested in Che sup
preston OF tins evi Are we not all Vrgnans? Have
we not ali wives, children and friends, who require
protection from the designs of Northern fanatics
men, SIR nave we not right TO suppose that all
are equally interested One might supposc that
THIS Legislature could harmonic and unite on such
sntJcct. And why we not united on This snhect5
Let us enquire. Immediately after the meeting OF the
Legislature distinguished member of the Adminstss
ton party in this House proposed that cou,n,t,se
should be appointed upon this subec-that committee
was appointed, consisting ef gentlemen of both sides of
politics The gentleman from Albemarle whose resolu-
Il
Tee RESOLUTIONS were adopted in the House instruct
ing the COMMITTEE to examine various documents of
geat Importance IN leading 10 proper mode Of legis
iaon' nus subject OF such grave Importance, which
nad oaiied almost every who had endea yored To
deVise means Tor ITS adjustment referred to COM
hlee mat tiey IN their retirement should deliberate
upon ~ and recommend such measures as they deemed
eNpedien But before the committee could bv possil;
ty have acted upon the various orestions g.
teih, the gentleman from Albemare presents this reso-
luton Tor the Immediate of the House From The
uI'e az wch me motion was made and the remarks
whch attended IT, the inevitable impression was that
he wished tie House TO adopt it instanter2A nd
because gentlemen did choose 10 pass the reso-
lalion at once without northumberland they asked
Peiou OF DELAY TO consider IFS bearings they we've
charged with lndspostOn 60 pgslae at III on tile sul
Ject "i abolition Yes, sir reiterated charges are made
mat we are not IN favor of legsatnq npon this subject
lhcy may not have been made in angua0e so stronr
Out such IS their import And what Is the Ground on
which said be opposed to actinr gec,rse a
WISH to favor the interests of Martin Van Burcn IL IL
SAID that because there essential difference between
US IN politics. that those vino in favor of Mr. Van Bu
rem are wiling to abandon the interests of the State on
sls question for fear they should in conflict with
MS interests i his imputaiion, said Mr. M deny Won
may orSw distinctions between MS, Federaiss Bank
mth' wings, ana Democratic Republicans, but YOU can
not draw distinctions between us as Vireinia6s Yon
cannot prevent MS from feeling common interest in mt
tng down this abOmnabe iangiicism at the North =
put gentlemen suppose that they can make speeches
mere, That VIII induce the people somewhere 10 think
tlat 'he Administration party in this House are not
uspVStu 10 oppose The Vaccinations Of these ncen-
darcs, because they might thereby run against The
interest OF Martin Van Buren,. Can they make lie
~ ~ "SNe uhlS' j MINK not. plain and short
STORY VIII slow how this FIRST became political matter
Gentlemen have made speeches here to show where il
began But they have not represented il ootrec,Iy
mere are gentlemen who could tell YOU all about il IA
uey would ! remember, SAID Mr. NJ in nv countv
az 'he spring elections. called Van Buren, me
ny OEr opponents, and be was called nm Aboli,;nniat
we told them they wished to make The question of Abo
htion party matter O. no. they replied we onlv v;sL
10 show that Mr. Van Buren, is an Abotionist We
askeu thcm again IS there purtyism in makinp Pre-.
suehH Ana u you this question TO ipure The in
erests OF one candidate and sustain those Of another
10 you not inahr II party question? They denied that
such was their intention they only designed 10 mai
We Democratic Republican Candidate odous as an Alo
oslt end TO render that party odious for susain;n,
nun why otherwise did they charge every Adnuisf a
ton man wit being for Van Buren, and at The SANG fire
Ie'eFate uat Mr.. Van Buren was Abolti0nst? What
was We ground Tor THIS charge Simply because he
was Norhern man, aud had The misfortune to be Dor
10 great and prosperous State. You are n Von
bufen man, and Van Buren is Abnltonist ,yes
nc constant cry And this is attempting 10 make
aOoiilon political question il is only 10 prevent
l 'ne democratic Republican party from making De-
hocfdiic republican Presdcnttbat is all. fl is cvi-
Dent indeed can be seen at every step that our oppo
nens avail themselves, in sonc way or other of his
question, 10 order to prevent tie Democratic Renubcn
! tafy from setting up democratic Republican Presi.
dent aud by Consequence that they NAV set mn We do
] not know whats Bank, Wing, Hartford Contention.
rcdeni fcsident-l presume they go All ia The lump
Ana yet our opponents stilb enceayour 10 make the
House believe, tiat have made hisa psffv question
aud moi they maintain sold Mr. N that am rcadv
to do u That any prudent and discreet an can do con-
sisteny with the sovereign rigits Of The Northern
2t1ts, unc consistent With the union q these United
states, 10 pc down Che practices Of this blind and mis-.
chievnus ianaiicisn 0f te North. And now s,v fiai
viii not allow gentlemen loapply the statement To- ne
That am not willing To- meet hs quo stion and csr,g h
as Tor es may be done, with due rcgsfd the fiohf Of