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

Of our Northern brethren the principles of the Union
enforced by the sympathies of dangers suffer-
ngs ana rumPhs, which ought to bind together in
raternal concord, warranted in the expectation
.hat the foregoing requests will be received in the spirit
IN which they are made, and complied wth"-and to
sert the following in its stead That have seen
win great satisfaction the expressions Of public opinion
OF our Northern brethren respecting the proceedings of
he aooitioniss among them and that condng in their
justice and attachment the principles of the Union
euorced by the sympahes of common da Myers suffer
nss and ,rumpls,~hich ought 10 bind together in
ma'e.nai concord we are warranted in the expectation
hat Tho foregoing request will be received and complied
with n The spirit ia which il is made
MIR fARkkn moved that the House disagree He had
many reasons, and he would one two for being
opposed To this amendment lie thought the expressivn
too general in regard TO the proceed
gs and meetings OF the people of the Northern States
AT of those meetings, domestic slavery was de-
nounced and slave holders spoken of in the abhor-
rent terms Declarations were also made at of
them, that the abotionsts did threaten any thing
dangerous TO the South MIR. L. feared The resolution
OF the Senate adopted without full recollection of
these circumstances; Tor, the proceedings of many of
those meetings were insulting Southern feelings Mr.
T. would thank the North for their aid where they did
mol t US up with one hand To strike 10 the ground
with the other. But he could warmly express his
satisfaction at proceedings in which rights de-
med and Southern slavery
the eyes OF God and man
MIR MADisos opposed the motion to disagree. He
saw no objection TO the language of the amendment
re Thought was not going too far to say that
with great Satisfaction the of the North
crn people Had it said that saw them with entire
IL
Ought never To be entirely satisfied until let alone
by the North. But willing express satisfaction
vt what our Northern brethren did in behalf They
a more under these circumstances than could have been
expected and when consider that they had inter-
est In slave property that they opposing common
preudices crediishle to them that they should have
risen it in mass and frowned down the works
OF the incendiares. He hoped that the South would
shew that they appreciated their conduct
MIR. PARKER asked the ayes and noes. He would say
10 the gentlemen who had voted for the and
whom Mr.; r. saw with satisfaction now voting with
lie would ask the gentleman from Prince Edward if he
felt entire great satisfaction in being called land
pirate sealcr, lle was denomina,ed by some
OF our Northern friends
Mr.. MADISON said he did not
The question was then put, and the motion disagree
was adopted by. the following vote
A., Brooke, Craig, canpbeI Hunter Of g. H,nsRsw, Miller
s", ii.a,of h.ex nail Price, F. Bowen, s%i,I Off,
.en Bolts G.esors G,s, B:y sq%Ss Fleet Hooa Robin
Wa R sss fSTs Benz % S 81 W.
S"k1 Parker ChaPne Masters swanson Morris Stands
Brown ofP ana ssasasd@6S '''' Sau"d'
a' As: isy ssn sIs M i
%a 81 sesS G13 Waits
oleman hsy. s,,son, Harris Garland NJ, Wiley Morgan
oackIey Hopkins Carroll Mai.on Williams Marenoy NicSis
lespe, Gibson, ptn,iss-sS. '''''""s'' VI"
The additional amendmen, of tho Senate transposing
the order of tho resolutions, agreed to-
Remainder Of this days Proceedings, in oar sortj
We forced omit the dinrs in the H. OF d.
on yesterday The principal subjects acted upon were
the Report of the Banking Committee; and the Bill TO
authorize the construction offs Rail Road from Richmond
to Lynchborg and thence 10 the Tennessee line The
Resolutions OF the Committee on Banking agreed
without debate, declaring il expedent to increase
Banking Capital, and to establish Independent banks
with brances.-The Rail bill ordered 10 be
engrosscd.
Mr. Parker gave notice the close of the proceed
that he would Monday, the reconsideration of
OF the vote on the first resolution of the Banking Com
mittce.
i MI Harrson,i in answer TO an inquiry Of Mr. Gilmer
staed that c should present his charges against Judge
Duncan on Monday
VI We are authorised to state, that Doctor JoEr w
nnoop Is candidate for election in the Senatorial
Disines composed the counties Of Buckingham Camp
bell. and { unable rland.
" we are authorized To announce that GEoRGH
RoeERs ESQ., will not be candidate for the county Of