Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

Of Northern brethren 10 the PRINCIPLES Of the Union
enforced by the sympathes Of dangers suffer
ings and trunphs, which ought to bind together in
iatelnal concord we warranted in the expectation
iut the foregoing requests will be received in the spirit
III ":ch hey are made, and complied with and TO in
e ! 'nc i'?w!ng in its stead: That we have
% satisfaction the expressions of public opinion
Oh our Northern brethren the proceedings OF
I'll. among them; and that confdine in their
justice and attachmen to the principles of The Uunn
reinforced by the synpathies Of cammnn d,noers snf.
ii'gS anu 'l'Pis which ought to hind us together IN
it"!riai c"rcj: We warranted in the cyprc,a,ior
thai Tie foregoing request viii Je received and COMPLIED
with III the spirit III which It's made"
Mi. FAGKIE MAYED liia the House disaorce He had
snuu, reas";s and he would state two, for being
opposed this ndeh lie thoug Oh. tic rxpressJu
tvo general to satisfaction in regard TO tic proceed
ings and meetings Of The people OF the Northern States.
Al some OF ttusc meetings, domestic slavery de-
nounccd and slave holders spoken of in the abhor-
rent terms. Declarations also made at some OF
th'ni, that The ahoons!S did not threaten any thing
dangerous to the South. MIR. p feared the resolution
OF lie oeiatc was adopted without full recollection OF
'sSc circumstances; for the proceedings OF many OF
in"S' meetings were insulting to Southern feelings Mr..
w"n'u lhahE the North for their aid, where they did
MOI MI Us up WIN one hand 10 strike US to the ground
VIII" the otr: But he could not warml; express his
satisfaction at proceedings in which our ris were de-
nru; ana Southern slavery denounced criminal before
tie eyes OF God and man
Mr.. MADISON opposed the motion 10 Gisagree He
saw no objection TO the language CT the alcndmcnt
he thought It was not going too far to say that
with grae saHstuc.ion the movements of the North.
ern people. Had II said that them with entire
Sutyactl0a, he could not have concurrcd in t-as we
ought never 10 be entirely satisfied until We are let alone
by the North But willing To express satisfaction
al what our N0rhern brethren did in our behalf They
did more under these circumstances than could have been
expected; and when consider that they had no inter-
est in slave property, that they opposing
prrJudcrs, 1t IS cedabc to them that they should have
risen as it were III mass and trnwned down the works
Of the iGce"dialies He hoped that the South would
| sIcw that they appreciated their conduct.
Mr. PAgKrR asked the ayes and He would say
TO the gentlemen who had voted for the compromise, and
WHOM. Mr. +. with satisfaction voting with
him. thai tins amendment important Innovation
lie would ask the gentleman from Prince Edward if he
felt ENTIRE or even great satisfaction iii being caeda land
pirate man scacr, as he dcnomina!ed by
of Northern friends
MIR. MADISON said he did not.
The question then put and the motion disagree
was adopted by the following vote
7y-MeSss G'i"aL D'nnm""d Giner souhall Garland Of
&c., t .G HD Jau nD"S wilson 3D. tTay M ef
want !!an:er oi ssex Ball. PRICE, Hale OF T., Bowen Smith Off,
nsOa, Eo Gregory, Gsss Berry, Summers Fleet IIooe, Robin
son carter, Ac! Beard, POWELL Ia! o OF L. RasaIe, Tuy or
Coos raifr capsr s '$ ~aoa, o Saad sa Iss
burn Harley" Butts Mncurc, a'srars, Dranu Jct Saunders
'":-Acs,rs Banks, (spsahcr Laynr Wiley, ,I'Cinc, Will
son SON., Of u D. Dsa's g'ah" oossr sH;,n Esna'o% Ill.,
W.!sin Avsn Coleman, Nixon, Co5ial, K,nc,eioc oaane,
CSapnan ra F,ss. ID WooioE, Almond" ,da DAMS MGsy,,
CaySlcy iIoi&.ns Carroll on ians Macnoy NckIin
sio'stt to''a lessee MMnlon Bae knker, Cuichied Gil
esrie, Gibson: and Pcntiss-5I
The additional amendment Of the Senate, transposing
the order OF the resolutions. was agreed to.
(Remaindtr Of tbs Iays Proceedings, in Cur nezt)
We forced 10 omit the proceedings in the II Of D.
yesterday The principal subjects acted upon
tie Report u ie Eanking Committee; aad the Bill to
authorize tc construction Of \ l Road from Richmond
to Lyrclburu and thence tic Tennessee line. The
Resolutions Of tie Committee o. Banking were agreed
to without debate, declaring il cApedirnt TO increase
Banking Capital, and establish independent banks
with banchcs.-The Raj. Road bill ordered TO he
engross'd.
Mr. Parker gave notice 1t the close Of the proceedings
that he would, Monday, the reconsideration Of
Of the tie first resolution o: the Banking COM
ntrc.
Mr.. Harrison, in answer inquiry Of Mr. Gilmer
stated THAI he should present las charges against Judge
Duncan on Monday.
u We authorised 10 stale, that Doctor JOEL w.
Fio"D is candidate for reelection III the Senatorial
District composed 81 the counties Of Bucking ham Camp.
bell and cumberland.
u We ar" authorized TO announce that GEORGE
R"cEEs, Esq, will not be candidate for the county of
IecAicnburg, al the Spring Election.
COK.TC.l2CATED.
NorlcE-The voters Of the county OF Hcnrico. who
arc friendly 10 the present Administration earnestly
requested meet at their Court House, Monday, tho
itn of March, that being Court day, to fix upon
suitable person candidate in opposition 10 john
NJ Butts Esq.-A !uIl meeting is desirable.
MANY VOTERS.
IL y new Post O:icc has been established in Meek
lcnbnrg county in lieu Of Locust iill entitled Union
Level Of which j. G. Bridsei1rh is Postmaster.
a Office has also brro established in pi.tsylvana,
entitled ".ipcn GrOre, Of which James 4. Luck is
Postmaster.
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