Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-25
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,lbsnv Argus does not exhibit tic usual pru'
re and principles, when !. permits an af' vie w ap
a'''' its editorial head, and letter from Wash
r5A - nsss without noiice) in favor OF the mis-
a-"'s pe,itions OF the abolton,ss. Mf Bearos-
taNl 3,.,,es the reception of petitions concerning
ts ,s,,ct of Columbia But he IS warrng against Tue
TIE and interests Of the Southland she oepreca.es
r.0" -. with the indignation which u deserves. ne
~ s.p,ed also, as far as we can undets'ahu, Will
aas - b;acti,n petition to repeal the act OF %,
'a 49, vas designed TO carry out the reqn's'ons o.
~" os,i;ution itself, in relation IN ineitve slaves
nc h, new act Of nfatuaton and folly VIII not Inc
lac IS the North rush-and all thu, without one
hna's ,ahnke from the members, who offer their pc
"N"" :. IN. House In a few cases, indeed, we are
"''' coo them rejected by the House, and returned
"tt chs hands which offered them
mo '' S,aers Of North Carolina, is entitled to the
~, The South, for his bold and manly rebuke up
'Aa -. Clngman, his own mad Wing colleague from
on I'm STATE He turns too to the patriotic members
' a,mrsh,e 10 Bidlack OF Pennsylvania, and TO The
"" S,,' If New York, for assistance to repei the
81 ~, tho 2lst rule. Can thus stirring appeal De
S'"'N r,,n, We warn brethren, in that quarter,
s,,b cannot be insulted with imPun'ty IL me
- STATE turns deaf ear to our indignant reuioh.
Us we VAIN them that the day of reriouton must
CO. .,5sr stroke is made at us by the Legislature
"3, - On Tuesday last, one OF her Sena-
w. n, Bates, presented IN the Senate ner lesoiu.ou
- ,,r n amend the Constit'on by aorosatnS Tue
7 ,.;,,sssnta,ion Mr.. King of Alabama, met !"
- n the spirit which became n'n, ne -; NJ,
nnun, /, proposition to dissolve the on,on' ,''
,,yst 10 lay II upon the table, and pfint ". "1.
~ A,kansas raised the question OF reception d.
@"N NJ rr;,,enden of Kentucky, was for laying II
VI ,ah,e without discussion. Mr. Bagoy saio 'na'
>is,ch,ss,s was laying the axe at the root OF the
,,nsuu.,ou tia, these resolutions were "o'e ~
49,. han an: that ever emana'eo from any o'hel
sl hat ,hsy an sht no. 10 receive any countenance
60 -, S.na,e at all, ana that they ought not 10 De
printed and promulgated
On, rs,nptous and decided in the negative as 'oilo~s
No.. Archer Barrow Bates Bayard, Choate CLAYTON
.nd.n Evans Mier Morehead, Porter Of Meheah' ephau'
Waite. WooNhridse-li .,, p., por,o, p.,.
r grrase Bnchanan coqu,t, Fairfield Fulton Ha,wood
henderson, us~r Iarnssn, King sspahe w NAHUM; ''"
a the same day, the same resolution was suoh.ee
80 i, o Adams 10 the House of representatives Tins
US The same resolution that had been referred 10 ms
,nmuee with the difference o: SINGLE WORD (tnetudsd
fr tyciaisd) which was in the resnu' on OF Tue iore
cislaare and had been changed by the present sts-
ION II turns out, 10 the history gwen the other Gay
he tho Boston Post that the memoria signed by many
of The G., OF Massachusetts, was founded
m the case Of Latmer, the runaway slave IRON norfolk
an. had tecn presented ID the Legislature OF .iass
aypr that the iais of the 81 tie should be denied to
The confinement, Of fugitive slaves, and presenting TINS
n,r5ssd ex,,avagant amendment 10 the Constitution
The memorial was referred to committee OF "h'ch =
o ADAMS son was chairman, and he presented i1"g
Esror, of 30 or 40 Ms. pages. written most pfooaoiy
ly his sire, and concluding with tins resolution Wn,cn
. sd IN be literal transcript from one OF the resolu
Iona &c the Hartford ConvsntIon-as we remarked
same DAVIS since On Tuesday, Hhen the resolution was
n,~srn,.Sbv j. o Adams, the following question was
pnmply put by Mr. G. j. ingsts"li , Massachusetts
N, Adams. answer important question which should like
n - liberty him. relation TO the former resove
fhoflp ,ly-y by the lr
man from MASSACHUSETTS wish I, know, II he will conde
.,.,I Ia answer whether such is the fact or not:
vr ADAMS Mr. Speaker, ask the yeas and nays. Roars
If lirsh;e!)
The question to suspend the rules and receive the
.ss,u,ion was then rtjeeted-yeas 80, adams heads
the list, and Beardsley the second from hmD nays
To-.
Are these men mad > Qnousque tandem, Catdina,
ci..trc aostra paGenta9 II you 90 on in this way,
IL cannot be long before the whole South must come
70 the rescue