Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20
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Plerccs constituents who dL not entertain the most
sacred regard Tor liI, rights III their Southern hrcla.
req, and in five hundred whh "ou'h no!
have those rights protected at any and every ii"znF
hen r made that remark, lie did not, U c"TF' Inirnd
Ia Include Tie children, ~n knew not VIVA tief "n'
The ladies' who, in their proper sphere, had ms hGll-
rSt rrSct and vcnrrLun. He mrhlt to speak ~ TIE
yrpirnnrv Of his Country, the legal voters With tins
uui:nun. IT. rrpared to rrassrrt all he said be-
He w"ui; go further. Within III" last SIX months,
very there must know, the sunwct o hp'liirh
had bern rnuch aga!ed i'll public ant h" bad Drvcr
yet the first abn"nist. wtntn "r ch!h, WIN
III hts kuuwi..rr. in tic district in which bc resided
Mr.. +. asp understood that since lir had nhdr lh''
eta report had gone forth iI"n n!nnrT /" nir"-
b"r -. lI lJs p7cludGia To scbarc;r. IL was 'Ei',
thai I,unS had been received there. aih were ulrFr.
with n laru. number Of nanes upon thrI:i. praying III"
Ambition slI tins District ani that s c''ieH5ir"
and himself had iird back III, iow ,ai! iHi!;-
bier his eye, wn he understood, hai heard HAT stale
rlrn and IL: called upon that gentleman 10 St''c h""
the tact
Mr. Iirisicrrxpuin"d, that the report he had heard
was That there 'c0nid he pr"ns SENT on irh the Grn-
e.nar district, with four five ,npoand signatures
a,t"ird IL them. Ms IT, had heard nothing OF tns!r haT-
I'M come
Mr. Pi:c, saG that was partly what br understood,
that pr,il!l had been signed by tuu: five thousand
aurs Tor Ambition Of >aycry w.iEn the DIst'ics"i
Columbia. tic slurd regret exceedingly II am Im'In-
Drr living couu suppoS.: h!n capabir" ~ AZ
ing in Lr> place in that House ,ny where rls', What
Was an unlftl;h Before, h"werrr, 'm pEoceehG ~ The
'nlaruallcs of tins article, he w'IG p7"ponna SIN.
gle inquiry He wanted In know II Nv WAS IN rTr"I ana
1t any gentleman aH his p'ss:s'", or na'! srnt |"
hur any Iiltlun from New Hampshire, Tor i!m a@1nn
of siavrry tins Dsiricl' II liz. had. Mr.. J. trusted
he would do linn The Justice tr Stair i!I iacl
III. B,r,rn s.d r had petition 8" l:lai c;:f"e'rr
Mr.. FIrr,: wished To IT.
sir. Borden Sa'i It tie t!:-ri !a"t' A';5
been presented mn inriirr day.
Nh PIERCE wished to knnw the DD'Hs-! u Signatures
H. and whether lry mait7s, t-l;.es, oF clslI-
drrn.
Mi Borden replied, tha, he could Do: sr;i
Mr. Pierre" desired tie Clerk to srw l's II. he a5a!':
called the arniium OF the lluuSc 10 The aFtr: me!fe
referred To- Tin. rCtnr siId he had ;e,,y seen hun
,ired Signatures and l.n went OH To Hf!G n4l ~ a I's-
man pr"habIly hundred LEGAL vlrEs w""ia sGn IL
IN one township ail III Hnurr three hundred: ~ "it
tl,:r two hundred &c. Them what hHs he 90 /: lie
taxes the number III individuals the sstac, oT77 twrt-
~ wears OF ac an assu,s his i,1csumP:re dTl-
shaw that out OF every t!i'y-i!iFci III li'@|
State were favor III ahp.it!omi*n.
Win REGARD IL the petition a!rrady ;rcSen As s''''1
have surpassed that 1t would IaT" na' ScD To Si!e
member ni til: !ceyaon. lie 10" aware that suc
= petition r-' The he held in his hand, VII:
tin abusive artcie WAS read 10 the SelS!:e--"h
Fr!av last. Il i7un the town Ut !'ymnih: ia III
county "i Grafton, and was sent t., bis cAl:''@u',
(N BnrnSj ti."n anI confined 10 his I>on 10y SICK
Nlr T. then referred to the sgn~Ia N. e petition,
about hundred and thirty III nna':ns: az ol "!"n
wee t,lla.S and children, not unr NEisr s. 1niisdfr
alnp:.r .rli aud show how they musI htGs "rn got
up l!r.r .,,:c Eiiccn II nainrcS "t " ~ h"mt y
G,rinr, aud H.: cnrr, from las sick co-L"' i'ii To-
greater portion I'll L.rm were Children LIZ W"n'" ."
much sl1rrl.rd If lie petition presented u s~ rh''r
trn. Massachusetts, WAS not o tnr :':i;r raF'c
ter.
NJ T. :onk that occasion To state aDr.1rE iact-
since. lie had ih: homer address III" l:'.ne at ear
" period "I r SESSION. primary meetings o ll'r t'E:
OF New Hampshire mad been held ~ rvrHy aH9!; c"tii-
cd AN, they had There investigated has s:ac."nis a''d
passrd upon tins SUBJECT Strong r"$"!n."ns bad bcrn
iuuprd at all Of upon this very surjrs, wIih. US
he Ur!rv,r, but three dissenting r"nrn aga "sr u
his county had crea ai"prC 'Han;h~;:s'y
Mr.. /. then read lhGn Hs follows:
i.sOlrta, iuAt tic regulation III irascr and slave is
atlrr ,Ac.uslvpIy wltin the rrgut'!" oi he Siatrs
III Which IL rAiss. and that any intcr!'ncr ~ a ha-
.iats II other States III regard 10 l. Is not only unau-
horI2rd intrusive, but idilhrss ud d!sG""ialr hs
benr az ast The letter and srt vi tr sacred compact
which biuds us together
Rcso,ccd. That lnusu who promote inilamnatoIy dis
cussivs, and guilty Ut disseminating an"nG In:
slaves Of the South PUBLICATIONS. tic lc,!vcy "a. which
is to excite IIsurrrctIom are r"hrGrH W us rs
persons prompted by the most reckless wcksdnrss, "r
hy al: insane laallcsn fully lmIschcr"us IL us con-
sequences.
from ms own county, and from the m"pIc :" ms OWN
State GENERALLY. he ~ be held ur having stated
what was untrue After such testimony us lhIs, was
the State he had the homer IN part /" represent ~ NC ar
raIGrG upon authority nj worthless ana Nliscrab:
inr,.ucary rGur: A!r l. then referred ~ Inc ulcr pc
,tlun Presented rs Mr. 'rrdrn ana It was ound Will
the cxcclun o -, to br ii! signed by iclars-
Mr. L. sud could aIduce nlany other lHcls that wu;
show cunclusIYry that there was hardly differences
au,unr the yrnI.anry OF his Slae.
Mr. T. was oy charged IN this article with an VT
accuracy OF satcnr but there was applied To hue AL
cpthrl that Ind bccn made noI"ri"uS liz consequence ~
havlut been used OH memorable occasion oy one t" Tic
anlrsl dralrs 4" any lgr al the North, II Was rh1sf-
sloud 10 designate 'craYcI-sIutcu nian Alr l. st.l
IL, v,,ud moi Intentionally lmiure the feelings ot .y
man. he would provoke All assault but he w"uta tle
OCCASION say, place 'rr" ""c lar ALL mat Any
gentleman To lake that statement rs c"rrtc! Es
I,,ul nut DR. rs spirit to the Lrs wIcn and w!sr!v,
md how ne pleased Ar. T. SAID le WAS too unwei t"
procced and lIr would conclude, Dy expressing h"Y"
that If ever hereafter, his Character should be arlahte
Intentionally uuimlrnlIonally, 1t w"ud br .I"m Ia"
better authority than that o worthless editor VI "n N
crndIdry Ambition pubca"n.
Mr. Fck,us sad lis To the paper which had been read
he mad never lie had Uniy 10 remark, that lie
reading o! il the SENATE had, c undcrsiuod been only
with Il view presuimptl' ely, That lic aD"oiiIsi1
were numerous tiii an lluN"rdplc Srhalol YAK
HI) declared Them To be-.
Mr. Hammond asked tie permission Of he llruse 10
puta sIuge question 10 tie gentleman from Ne" il"i"
shire.
II benr objected TO- Mr.. II. moved to suspend the
rules ana stated point Wished 10 inquire about
concerned h!msrIi personality Lie n"'i"h " - "afeea
To, and llr rue WIS Susptnded
Mr. Hammond then said he wished to ask the gentle
man lrum ,cw Hampshire ii he intended any part Of
lac rImafhs had st made to uiargr GIrcc!J Or nd'-
rrcily Tia, tlrc any con!ectI"n between any t""
parties S country, OF one OF whcn he lhf. ~ Was
d mlrmbcr iur ,ir pu. pose vi dlss"isg Tile c"l"n:
Mr.. Fierce rriru mat he had !ol SAID 50, and had
not intended TO s"y 81.
Mr.. i!diuoad SAM he was perfectly satisfied
The Speaker announced the special order, being the
appropriation bills
Nr. Ansr:. oi Virginia, moved To suspend the ruirs
for purpose o Gaming the States i"r petitions, winch
was agreed To.
Petitions and memorials we're then prrs'ncdt ~
Mess.s. Evans, Jarvis, Hail, BuIry, aud Ms"n, OF
MuInr.
Mr.. eastman, Of Nrw Hampshire.