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

MI ietcher. OF Massachusetts,, then presented
umha'
MI Wise and objected to lis reception and sid
h " ud make the point oforer whether Mr.. Ather
tons 5;n resolution recognised the reception # peti.ns
ne Char overrnl9d he point Of order mede By the
genIlaman from Virginia"
Mr.. Wise appealed from the decision and sail:-
The question according @ Mr.. w, This:
w7s the presentation OF petition under Mr. Aerron's
fes iuilun &c p'ion Of it. Southern gentlemen who
r." voted for that uiion. had declared him that
me T~snil; DID not racorLisr the reception Of abolition
prti'on' Now he wished them t, stand by the de els
In. If, IN he co1rirj, this house does affirm that
T">Hnti'n recognises the reception Of these petitions
then the whole ground s ne and the Abolitonists
have rIunphed because il You may receive petitions,
y c may rer them ard referring YOU report On
Internationally You may say-5I'fypa have pow
# % refer AZ al yo may report fav0ra5y well as
t+vnrar. hi, he repeated gave up the whole ground
u the 40 l'o0sis. His candid opinion ives, that
'he wording Of III resolution llying the petitions the
'abe did recognise their reception. Now he wJrd as,
m Sauih This was The compact, if This the boon
which, al las, the South had gained from ndrthern
party with southern principles If his be The compact
IL rec gnise tie jurisdiction Of Congress the
'nj'rt # avery except directly in the slavchodIng
States. IT I, COMPACT NOTHING BETTER THAN
ADDITION ITSELF Con. Globe p "a.
VI Gll,rI'4, of &c lr5ia, and M Craig ofVirginia
hta Democrats, ncurfeI with Mr. Wise in his con-
s.ruo'on OF 'ie solution. The decision of the Chair
from which VI. Wise had appealed, subsequently
a'eI' "''",'nJ SIX il9'e"4h3 VOTES ,
sue. = ''e history u The Atarf'on feso'u!'"'
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"'' lr ""r" tte - a rs an e'e0'' ID
the Ca>S and Butler ticket in Virginia. denounced
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a'V' snN va" VII I ~ hHe' against "H'i' '"eS p :,
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MaFcl O. 'cto, IN, "'GWins occurs
On motion oy NJ BALDWIN, to insert al the END Of
The filth article TIE f'.lJwing W ris, 70 wit;
"Pr'videi, That there shall be neither slavery nor
involuntary serVlude IN tile territories hereby cedei
"."e7Wl'e Aanin Pnhsn OF cfme whereof ne par
shan have been duly colvlcted'
Ni1r >'"e d"me, the question was stated, ".halI
T. .rr words Staai IS P1it of The nth articles"
n u 1t ~1S determined IN the negative: Yeas 10.
~ b.
= Sc v"'Ing " ~" hnave, are
MessrS Ather'nn. BiIdwin. Clarke. Clayton Cnrw'n,
Davis, "t Mss, Dayton, Dix, Greene, Hale, Miller,
tera'niy hS settles the question az 10 the compeen
cy o. TIER wit fsS wA the Southern De nacracy to eS-
NY a. TO the opinions Of Fillmore; certainly they are
Nv esnped from using him 1r such purpose for they
m',h -, T,tn l. ll'';ite' OF iht w lInh rioVlo1
and free SOIL
he second o2';ti n to Mr.. Fillmore is. that Drcem
ncT 10 e5H, he Voted against the snspen'n OF the rules
T. enable MI Use to "tf4r certain reslu ms on s very
the save'lrade and petitions for their ab'oo
Well lf'hat vote proves him to be an AooIlons'' the
p""i is equally strong against some 1t the most pronl-
nenl leaders cf the Demp;racy- W. Anterior,
ct New inpshire (te mover OF the "Atherpn resDlu-
tioRS,') Andrew b4rne. Robert Craig. and George Y.
Do'ng"o'e ut Virginia Alexander Duncan OF Ohio AL
bert G Harrison, OF Missouri, Ueoge W. Hopkins, OF
Virginia, i'ejAhln T. IL ward, OF Maryland JOS p1
J'haS ~. ct 'rgna, " m Montgomery. OF North Caro-
Iln1' fancS L. hives, ct lr5nn. fGancs Thomas OF
Hd-' ana Hopkins l.. 1uTney OF tennessee, he|''rs
s;s FRY n''9s'" De'n'%F' us "ho voted WIN '''"-
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ne UH1 o9rciHh |" VII l,m'fe IS tna' a, lno iS'
Ss''A o' 'lH >oh congress- december o. 1922 NJ
"'i '-'s' susPenS'"" "l '"e rules 10 eh4oe VI
ts' VI 't-'''d ~ in'f.ouce resolution feat'f .
aH' ms ''t e ADDITION o' slavery ana 'he save 'fae
mi 'H1' 81 ""cn "oHu nave oeeh 10 lay mem On me
IA ~ "tnon' ot'n5 ueoa,ed' pfh'ed' OF rri-Fred'
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