Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-22

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He expected Wing Legislature next winter and
perhaps msJoriy OF the Congressional delegation COM
P'sed OF the same party But he should regret tenn,
porsy deiea which would the spn OF the Demo.
erscy and once mJrs re-os'ablsh their osceodeacy q.
UHted parry lie directed large portion Of his remarks
Mt Boeoc of Buckingham who replied with srca, ear
nes,ness and spirit. Like M Floyd he expressed strong
desire Tor the restoration OF harmony in order 10 ensure
| the defeat Of the wings the Spring eecion-and he
addressed many considerations the meeting induce It
TO pursue OF policy which would have tendency
to heal instead Of widening the breach between the two
wings OF the party. lie expressed his reget however
that the resolutions introduced by the committee instead
OF presenting issues the Wings were aimed at branch
o. the democratic party upon whom seemed to be set
purpose TO make war. Mr. commented with great en-
P1ssis upon the declaration OF Mr. Voolfolk that as be-
tween hg aud one OF the Chivsy, he would vote
al oil, and other declarations OF similar import; and de-
cared that no other inference could be drawn from such
remarks but that was the intention and wish of the Sem
so' from Orange TO sunder the party twain and TO drive
from Its ranks that >on which was peased to
denopnae the Chvary." Mr.. b. pressed this view OF
e suJee' win great force He also. expressing his
se' That the Senate had deemed proper exercise Its
power IN ocprving the editors Of the Union of courtesy
heretofore extended them nevertheless, declared that 1t
was pePosterous and absurd say that in so doing tie
hoery oil the press had been invaded that there
any the least smiudc between that act and the Sedion
law Mr. u. dehed gentlemen, who assumed the contrary
position, to point out iota OF difference between the
acuon OF the Senate IN the OF Dow * Robinson the
eoio's OF the Washington Times, who pending the Ore
Con debate. were visited with manifestation Of the Sem
aes irdisniion for libel upon its m-mbers and the
course OF that body recently towards Messrs Richie &
Hes. IL asked emp aauca!!y why-(and we should ike
TO see ne question an-wered)was not the yoic Of war
ING ihen rared, that the precious liberty OF the press
w's IN dangeti Why werc those who are SO carorou,
and indignant sen, thenl Was not the freedom OF
the press as precious then nowl true that in one
case the action OF tue Senate might have been lust and in
the other unlst-bu' the principle involved same in
both casos lie could not and he would not vote for that
resolution He urged the Convention adopt the sub !
su'ute presented by the gentleman from Floyd.
Mr. Wallace followed IN very long aad inreniou.
speech wnd'csng inc resolutions OF the committee A.
ter showing that they had rendered three distinct issues 10
the Wings, he attempted difficult task Of saisfv
ing the friends Of Mr. Calhoun there was nothing in
the resolutions necessarily conGeanaory South Ca
rona Senator OF themselves. But with al. difference
we conceive that he signal failed removing that I'M
preston from the minds Of all ina; heard them. Mr.. W
went too, 10 show by enumeration OF the Office,
conferred On the Ca!hountes tbs State few in number
comparatively ne says they a-e great efforts wnleh
TIE Hakers had made harmonious eo-ope.
MI Earvie. Of Amelia then took the fJor-7nd IN
ssin OF passionate eoqlence opposed the adopt, Of re.
solutions, which, he dec had connected what
ever d''av'wa.s o. such suppose be made Tor the
express and sing.s p1rP Of cutting IF tina, br,,,
o the parry which had been called tao Chva.ry. o.
- The alternative, Of compelling tb-m vote i.r re-
s1.cHons which 'lcr auth knew they could not
vote for without personal i,shonor I. those rcsoutio.
-hog.d be ID ped he hoped gentlemen vi h whom he
ndd acted would unite ~ him turning his back upsn
the Convention. For bc would appea from the Pc.
' cans 10 the Pc pie. He would home aud see whether
t us ball, which has been put nouon by the political
msnagers al Washington aud wh,ch had reached this civ
rad gone on With accommodating force the county He
would throw himself before his coHsii uens in oop t,on IN
aese bepa'ry dirty Intrigue, the next Presidency
ne primary oblec; OF which destroy the great chs,
on Of u'hern rights and uiJns FOR the benefit Of
'ome N'rhern man with Southern principle. OF some
southern man ei-aing Tor Northern votes lie would war
MS people against taat system OF caucus machinery by
'heh the honors OF tie government we're rareeled out
y political iati!a uer-,-ari would tell them u5at he
aa never YET tod Ihem ia, ssat tue that ey should
'sleh With a. kesn anc suspicious eve the Democratic
parry here, they been tauslt 10 watch IN.
Wings MIR. Hlrye 50 10 Al Considerable length and |
With great energy uni eff ct.
Mr ]. Rlyes OF Prince George then made an eT,rt 10
c1nc'.i'Ie tie two ng, by appeal TO the Calhoun men,
Nalch "e cid aoi think pee larry effective OF impressive
DUB VITA ""a' results lA.' ccPoE'ni Saith .cu he
al dowa tbs hyar OF II o'clock havrg arrived the Con-
'entOl ad.olrn-d-:o NEE, again Oh Tuess,, ,rs,.,.
At o'clock.
That the resolutions, a. prepirel, Will be sdon,.d bv
the uuan.m vote Of The Old Hgukers is vsry eerain
They have determined that the Calhouniss wao bsy. 80
'ng a' they sayJ actd upon tue 'u.s o. lan maxim
'nats reduced to submusOn-ihat they shall
0en'enutl dfaugh the resolutions prepared however nsu
.eous and bitter tie dose. That some Of the m will drink
10 he drops n,
HEns Of humble submssveusss ye:y plainly IN es,r.io qua,
iss There arc -hes, however who will sooner be buried
oineah the ruins o the Capitol thar permit tie ebaee
Hds eFugced, TO touch their lips
NOIs rsrroEs.
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