Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
,,cuy0Sp. THURSDAY JANUARY 80.
.,,cmp, 10 eject a Senator.

! .,,emn, 10 eject Il Senator.
~,,i,,r-, have at length reached the eucsiio
I'll ,l,ll Of Debate took place in both Braucl
90 : ana two votes taken. We may be able
.Geicl Of The debate hereafter, and probabl
,t,br SplecheS-hnt we have drawn upon III
" .,- rel .;,aor, the Compiler, this morning e
! s,,,,.n, brief Sketch Of IL. We had no opportu
| ,,,Sinr Sketch Of II from our own notes, i
/ ~ ti,,s morning paper. The Debate was openc
| NJ Crn.ch6cld CONSERVATIVE IN nomination Q
p,r,>-fle was followed by Mr. Ridley, who pu
V Mason in nomination. Mr.. Goode then tool
!, ornosition to VIM. {. Rlres, and in sup
~ y Mason, in long and eloquent SpeeGh.-
;,,e->ncrscG with many powerful v!ewsan,
'"r T',~b,r who had voted for VIM. c. Riyes a,
!. ss<,,cna rosc to define his position; and as
.,s,ns which would forbid his voting fol
III stated his fran belief, tina: Mr. Rive.
VA, ,aa. he would BE- elected as 4 Wig and
SOD h. would carry out the ultra opinions OF
u,,. d. the Wing party. lie did not deny
.s,.,s.v II, might have changed his course from
49,, G,. conviction; bat changed he was, and he
!. ~, vote for han. lie quoted Mr. John I. An.
-, litter al February last TO Mr.. o. Callaghan TO
,,,t The Conservatives had violated the pledges
,,l ,ryen las, winter. Mr.. V. declared, he would
| al Y Mason, 4 true State Rights Republican,.
d. Crn,chfsld replied 10 Mcssrs. Vcnablc and
and was followed by Mr. Vcnable, who read
gyss \. York letter Ct the 4th December, to show
l. vas gong with the Wings for the Nominee of
i.r- .burr Convention.
rs,omh rose to define his positon--and pro-
:, IN. the assertions which had appeareu Ia.
"a. -son, h,rr were false as He'll. He contended
u. Rircs had changed ms position since last VIM
Il ,os.r2.! of beng az armed neutral, he had
1'' I,n.,ff mic the arms OF Federal Whisgery.
,,r,. rose to state ..hy he should vote for MIR.
| Twas the most unpleasant duty he ever had
| 80, hut he had received letter from some OF
., ,ot in III. form Of direct instructions, which
IA ham hat thew wished him TO vote for VIM. c.
- C,ooncr and Bayy ,tls delegates Of Accomac,
- hoth Imtrac,icab!es) rose to define their
The former 10 show why he should now vote
W- ~. and The latter why he should still adj
,b,s n,si,;on He Gen. - would say, if the
.L,1d .],c, VIM c. Hives, the party was dts
"a En- himself, he felt proud OF has postion-let
/ ,,,,,i,ora,h.r deserted Gloucester would stand
1 :, ma Warwick wou!a also stand by him.
| ,.cns.:on Vas prosecuted by Mr.. Chapman, for
N,son and l!r Tuns:a!l Cox VIM. c. Rives.-
,IrNJsu 81 Brooke. stated his reasons IN frank
MASCULINE manner, why be would not vote for
frs, bal for Mason.
lr " ilson Of Cumberland, said he was no h'ves
t,. ~, Tho contrary, he vas one of the last men
,bs .,y,b for whom he would wish 10 vote: But he
T,,, p,ob. received letters from his Impractcable |
Id. n Cumberland, which decided his course.
r. Gootc replied at great length and with much
!, "a same of Ike gentlemen who preceded HIM
MESSAGE was then sen, 10 the Senate and, after
/ lime. Nr Smith Of Cu!pePer appeared al the bar,
zones, in their name poStponsmen; OF the election
,ay. day THIS gave ri>,' 20 short discussion, in
course o., which Mr.. R!dry SAID, lc: the fight come
h. aas ready f,r lt-&nG j.: h" was 10 fall, let him
:. ralla; solder.
lgang tins discussion Mr. C:aaard Of Elizabeth
, and Warwick TcSc 10 declare hs position, that
wgs Wing. bat not a Wing vino ran after
h and lost SIGHT Of principle he regarded the course
II Ryrs. u,> mean piilill vote Tor expunging,
/ ,oneupt.-and as ne had pledged himself in the
no, no, 10 vote Tor ilr Rvcs, he would not-but
w54!d vote lor genuine Wing.
r. House then rejected the resolution Of the Sc
+. who after some time. consented to 90 INTO the
lion.
rafy man Of both Houses was in his pace-and
,,,r. were taken and no election made. Mr.
~ ,l ) votes She halfi Mason had 30, and scat
a:& A,ler which, the execution Of the ont or
VA postponed TILL tA'S morning.
,cw..! not venture 10 predict the dcnoucment. The .
tiH>f '''!. ~! tt!f result uncertain. but
: two th MS a:a >a!sicmty obvious lst That ii
Feo2ico o; Virginia we're fairly represented here, no
nj ii IL. nominee of the Harrisburg nomination,
Nm G Rrye>, could o1tain The Office Does the .
{. DELEGATE from ,M2nongalia: do the Delegates
n .Fgvaa5ntas and Bath, and Logan, '.''s
al, Sc. Ne. d. the Senators from Ohio and Bote-
and Hanover. now reflect By their votes the will
,e., Constituents Does the Delegate from Kama
cayrr ont his declarations But We forbear The
, i Il hand when the Press must speak out
ne People We intend not the slightest d'src- ,
), /, the privileges Of the fIcuse-but we will
H. members: or Il By particular circumstances,
.aG c RlyeS. the advocate Of General llarri- |
,.,pd chance to be- elected Senator of the
'gd States, ia.d as at present advised, we say,
Il ~ the extraordinary predictions OF some
10 such app:ei"aS'oa.l he Will be forced upon
.nl contrary 10 81! her wishes. She viii not, that
conSer, 20 the Wang Cause-any one who stands
or the !a,iuaiuarian banner Of the Harrisburg Con-
ION shai rcprcsra, her in the Senate of the United
We all ION issue upon this subject at the polls IN
3. rex; We shrink not-blcnch not-but we, for
, Will appeal 10 the People, whether Mr.. Rives will
dedicated, or not
5 FOX those IN the ID place, who pretend to doubt
NJ. Rive, has Joined the enemy, such men would
q not TO bcl.eye, tho "a We're TO come from the
u lbs y York letter, private letters which certify
3rdouttcd declarations Al the last Albemarle Court;
Editor Of Inc Charlottesville Republican, his
III piece, tgo-s ina. he has made revelations of his
ereDce ior Gen. HARRISON hundred signs, along
B Ire gathering zeal oil the Wings IN his behalf,
'r hl0 to have gone over. lie is willing to take
a,y Of til" cucay-Lct Ephraim then join his idols.
Virginia VII! rise III the majesty of her strength;
lem'nd why has tins shame fallen upon her. But
q" not believe ii will fall
ne !ecshu!g Genius Of Liberty says, "thcre seems
e 10 doubt, but that ,lr Rves is in favor Of Gen.