Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28

of the said terrt north OF thirty six degrees and
thirty minutes north ,atilud known The line of the
Missouri ~ompromse.'' r. effect this the Missouri
cbnpronlse itself. IL rejected by vote OF IA in
the NEGATIVE. 20 81 in the ar natve.-And cfthose in
ne n'gatve. or, IN rther words, against the Missouri
c3mprumise. fiji eight than onehat. werA The ma
tural allies Of li South, Northern De nocrats (House
Journal. \. Ia
The dav. January l6. H. bill was passed IS
n The atfirnative an 81 in the negative OF those IN
the afflrma'iye. or E the bill! with the Wllm Pro
viso. nine were Drnocrats-fty natural
allies. and three from the SJuth. blouse jour
nal, p. l15)
VIII history of events al ttg lato session Of Con
gress IN 39tI. all familiar The natural alies's
faced the music very well at frs; but when the final
struggle came the Oregon BILL winch passed in both
II uses, there only four who ID their gr,uai =
The entire delegations from Michigan Gen Casss
own State Senators and Representatives. "a His pi, d
tr1iners in the Presidential c. AIIen AMI liinae
-an a"d Bright and D,n-ass al. noiwithsra ding The
convusive throes If Nj Senator Fnoit ana Judge Bay
IT, forgot thrplr, allies and nlnliurIIly de-
snrtei
! Here let drop word IN We have seen
hat al time forty fve and at her twentythree
Southern Democrats aid con7cien.iousy vote FIR bill
con ainng the Wmrt Proviso. But what is The pros
pect before now? WAY. Spnthern Democrats con-
denim Mr. Fillmore. ene1lT tn the Sou h; no
BETTER perh1ps, than natural allv.' because he, for
slOth maintains The power of Congress legisate for
the territories. AMI, again. the dissolution Of the Tn
ion is threatened in quarters, because bill for
which, TO all lnients and pup ses, the Southern Demo-
cracv petI d. by the votes of their Representa-
lives three years, and late ago has
finally become law, by the approval of Southern De-
norrair PreSllen'.
! The SIKH objection TO Mr. Fillmore is that he was op
posed to making dena1d on England for the delivery
g. or indemnity FIR the slaves the brig Creole which
were taken TO Nassau. in the Bihamas
/ A thorough examination of the Journals shows that
the question of indemnity for. Of rpganlng those
slaves never up in any other tangible form before
the House of Repre- .eatallveS, while he member.
except in series # res buttons introduced by Mr. Gid
ings March 81, 1872 PM session, 9th Congress.
Those resolutions affirmed that all atempi, to- regain
possession re-enseve said persons. are unauhori-
1ed by tn. constitution laws If the United States, and
are Incompatible with our mai nal honor
Mr. Everett moved to .av the lui,ns on the table.
and on that question Mr. Fillmore voied in the Incentive
with such Slnthern Democrats Arc hbad H. AIRING
ton Edward J. Black, Linn Boyd, Aaron V. Brown
William b ltler. Gteen w. Caldwell. John Camp
h4N Reuben Chapman latter Goes. Mark A. Cooper.
Edward Cross j lhn r j. Daniel j aa b. Dawson John
C. Edwards, WIN. NJ Gwnn, Wm. y Harris, Isaac +.
I)mes, Geo. w. Hopkins, Edmund w. HUBBARD. Robert
NJ r. Hunter. Gave johnson, Abraham Mcclellan. JAS.
ID. Mckay John Thompson Mas N, Francis W. Pick
ens, r Barnwell Rhct, BENZ G Shields, VIM Smith,
Lewis Steenrod, Thomas d. Sampler, Jacob Ihomps /,
II ,pkins l. Turney Harvey NJ. Walerson and Henry
A Wise blouse Journal , 800
Mr.. Everett's motion fiIled and the main question
was then ordered To be pat Mr. Fillmore again voting
in the negative, with Meredith P Gentry, John Ken
nedy, John Pope Kenneth Rlyuor, Twin Stanley and
joseph II. Underwood Wings from siaveholing States
Subsequently,, before the question IN the in
ions, the mover withdrew them. (Hruse Journal, p
$40.
WHAT Mr.. Flnore's opinion was Of the merits Of
his Sc are left therefore conjecture. But three
months later, June 10Th. 1912, We ind the following
among the proceeding, OF that day
Mr.. Fillmore, from the Committee of Ways and
Means reported bill No 4S3 for the relief Of claim
ants toinde nnltles received from the British Govern
men for loss OF slvts from board the Comet and the
Encouiu n, at Nassau, Bahamas which bill was
read first and sec md time, anI committed com
mi.tee Of the whole House morrow House Jolrn-
al, p $50 40.
AT the succeeding ion, February 3. 1913, the bill
passed and me title amended read An act for the
relief Of VIM Slden, Treasurer Of the U. Safes
1 II use Journal, SRI SESSION, p. li2l
Il was returned # the Senate the tn If the
N nth. with amend nents the IL use pI1ceet-d, the
18TH II the Consideration Of the Senae's endlnents
when Nh CaIhoun moved To lay the bill the table
The motion rpiacrI. The amend lens then
conclrred in, AMI toe IL Of The bill read it first
reported by NJ. FnIre. \ mott ii then made
b. M GiddnIs reconsider the concurrng III the
Senate's amendments. Nj Weller moved TO lay the
motion to reconsider the table; which carried III
the aft native. On that question Nh Fillmole voted
the aiti native. an Nss1s john q Adams. Seth NJ
Gates lSnaa T. GIddln-s, John Mlttocks, WIN. Slide
and 9th wh,m th- Southern Dem ,cracy denounce
Abolition Why's the nagatiye.-[ Holse Journal. P
/ 557-'S
There is yet another fact in connection with this sub
.c; which we'll worthy the consideration of the South
ern Denpracy 1t is. that Joshua R. Giddlngs, no later
than % June last al the Worcester Free SJi
on denounced Mr.. Fillmore for his participation in tina
ansact N.
We have disposed Of he objections he Southern
Dem ,rt7rs urge against Mr. Flnur OBJECTIONS whcl
we sn,nit 4, candid People have f'.ce whatever
We hlye uo Only exinlned all the pro is presented Il
Sn~l4il tn charge Of AbIiionsa, bat brought other
facts II .'lt Of si.nlir nlture; southern man
we at least nI nothing in hi, calculated IL
e,san orr mi lsnce his ne 1rity, to excite any
artn jr the safety oflhe South should he be chosen,
We hope and believe he will be- fill the second office
under oar constitution. And these proufs, So indusr
Oh " paaded against him. proots at all, prove too mnci
or they only prove the natural allies of the South /,
De Abolonsts. but fix the stigma large number y
the Southern Democracy To suspect whom uI in thes
DAYS BE- quite reas1naole is in England magln
the death Of the sovereign.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.