Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-23

false position and he wished tn correct i ~
was represented as saving lha, The Rio G,,,is
ought TO be the boundary bet The II ST..
and Mexico, and that il could. no donb, ~.
been obtained peacefully Nv negotiation ~:
was incorrect. lie had dislnc,y s;s,ed Ih,, -, ~
boundary was an open question, an; Ill. e ~.
lied by negotiation. He had not admitted 4
there was any specific boundary
In The same paper u last night he ,h>cry...
speech OF the member from Alabama. M ~.
cey,) which contained matter ia, had ,a.1
been uttered upon the floor oi the iIau>a
gentleman from Alabama. in lbr nnbl..,
speech, was represented as saving in ,.,.,e,
10 The war with MeYico,-"in mis- stat. al mr.
while The country is rushing with burp,ns l..
10 the defence OF our rights and on h.,,,
10 aycnse the repealed insults oti,r,t i,
nj tde s,rtl.mau tram, f;,o,s,o IA - ''''.
6coy,i a. naisop mi N, eo0t,y,ai,tl, s.i..
bf0nsas RHO iaGa ms lDNt, WhY ~
man applied hi, ,e,rar, i. INN h.. i,,,,o,
did he care.
|, showed that the arguments .. lie -,
lleman were exhausted yGcn ~ rr..n., H.
such means. Where was m lrtc.. ii =.
gentleman in The cur,e. al Isl. ~.
directed agaiIsi one oil the bii...rsl ,il...rt.
Tie country. mir Claw That a..
kindesr cut ofall.v The ..n,r;e >; ..,..t
ypfPd thNt u t
successful would have pursued .,;,h In.
policy as IA aver The emhar,..s,n,,..s
which We laborlbis day.
Mr.. S. said he would tell The GENT, i. !.
Ala thai il b. thus honed 10 screen he Au,,n !.
tfation from lis biunders, ard cover up j. ef,s.
mites, he was mistaken. nd the enatrI lt.u
S c. (Mr. CaIhoun) raise his voice IN ufi,o.
VITA tic aooitioni>l>," wh'n IL te,aed i he
Senate CEamher that L. wo"ld sooner Ilnn., 4
dagger in MS hsail 'aaE support Is So hi
with III preamble!
Mr. lancey Iephed, aE'. eS!te's,G - III ,ti..
al the TrinaIhso al the sehilena& 'i'n- 1te.s,.-
The gentleman SAID maj - t.'ti. ! 'sr.0 \.
COLLISION with the h0oll'lohi''s ~ y.
tial election, ard therefore he (A.i.e ca y
justified in coudins with The rn.uat> II Ii.
country IN time vi war 6ecaust SEC !. j.
tionis,s voted Tor the Aomihisiaioa v l.t &.
peace. was ihat aJaS'inca'lnh ioi any "ss. l.f.
ing the enemies u MS Country III iinic = w.
Mr. fanCcy went on Ia say, 'bai ~ 't@aiu s.
his published speech, y The cenil'm i nu.
Georgia meant 10 >ay tlai be nd pot ,irg "a
thing OF which he had noi gwen he 6.aa p +,
speech as delivered, lie a.seii,. l!atNa,a H..
false.
Mr.. Stephens said II ""Ga ne 10y eiifcai
for any one 10 discover wh'cr IA X Id
which was The faii II lie senl.cins.. .Frsh ia
rather thought that part arp'sf - .it .,II *
The tai. He was not disr std = tat.., Fl rs.
with lhe eenlt man, who hst rie'acec at, .ar..
taiinn with well guarded iii A>to i O. !.
Of his colludns with The enemies d rs -.....
he would mol teisn 10 no ice it,
Mr.. Yancey rejoined, and said the GENT n
had Judged rightly when he thought thai rs,i.r
his speech relating 10 himself was The ta.i Il. +.
Yes. not only The iorea par, Of il, but he latG
subjec, v hich was handled IN il. lie Then = +.
OF ..taIseho ods. "srovelling ihsler.p "mut mi.
lbs !" ",arL ,errapin. > and other cpfbcis
The House then vent INTO Commute. ii ,ts
Whole. Mr Cobb, Of ia. in lie Char ana =.
snmed The consideration Il he b.il ID reeuee ne
Tariff.
Mr.. McKay being absent, III. BON. Il Or. I.
sia made the opening speech On a. ha.
lie called attention 10 nc iac, ,h.i ii"s,'.
Buchanan aud Wright voted III B.. ~ II -.
as a temporary measure only. liz y u ca.ir,.
The friends OF the administrator ~ a.oa.
the rledses oil the Baltimore Cnnvcnii,u. 49, r
by This bill, and IL support i, lie al>o apgs.