Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

sidered by The South as nothing less ,s,, z.
reference with rights over which Conaa q /;
no control, and well calculated, if moi s !. !,
cases intended, 10 produce dissoulio,@
Union. The direct Legislation on The
Congress, assuming jurisdiction over ,be
in the States, would be The signal for ce,,
unavoidable dissolution of The bonds viii,
this confederacy together. If, as MIR. 2, |
contends, Congress can do that "iad,ree,l,n
it canno, do ''directly," then the agitation
subject in the Territories, as a mans ior !
reference in the States, must be trauob, \
dangerous and unhappy consequences !.
uniOn of these States.
On the 18th Of February, 1910.
"Mr. Pendlelon asked leave 10 submH,..
lowing resolution: :
Resolved, That the Constitution was
ed and established" TO form a "perfect M,
these States and that Congress moi an, - =.
authority to take any measures Tor he diss u /.
that Union which il was thus created !. -
and protect, bur that it is The paramoa., !
OF ertry department OF this governmen j.
all the people Of these States, "indianar
irown upon the first dawniog of every ana.
ALLEVIATE any portion OF our country from ~ !.
o. to enfeeble The sacred lies which :, -.
gelher the various paris"
The latter clause OF the above resolpa,r !.
ken from that beautiful, patriotic AMI 49, :
production, the Farewell Address Of n. or 'as
good WASHINGTON TO his admirins con 9'e~
The resolution was hot ac,el unnn -
but on The next day, The Isl Of March ,s a.
1.-THE House proceeded 10 he con >;ia,n'
the motion made on yesterday BY Mr. pa@'l'
and pending al The lime Of aiIou,nmsr,.
"That the rules in relation TO The order !,
ness be suspended, to enable him 10 inn J.
resolution SET forth in the proceedings 4, J., !,
day. And on The question, shall The rne> !,
pended there appeared, yeas los, NAYS /.
So the House refused 1.-TWO thirds ~, 49,.
the affirmative TO suspend the rules ,sr
lriotic and wise purpose, which shouh h;....
carried by an unanimous vote. JosiuQ Re- +,
and William Slade even, notwithstanding.
abolitionism, had enough love OF counry
force them 10 vote 10, This motion. a..
Quincy Adams, WILLARD Film.
Francis Granger and Robert Z. Winlhn, I,
irrevocably "JOined to ttfu IDOLS" an. NJ, !,
against the motion
On The llh February, 1913,
"The House, in execution Of he specD
proceeded 10 the consideration OF the ecs.
bill mo. 1881 for The relief Of certain i15s
OF West Florida.
"The question required on the mo- i n,
by Mr.. GidjiDgs. on The 18th OF Jana.l
the bill be recommilled 10 The comml,e. +,
Territories, with instructions 10 amend . /,
by adding thereto a proviso in The Woo.
ing:
THAT nothing herein contained sha.l
slrued 10 authorize the payment for am H..
killed. or Carried aloay By The american A.
any person attached thereto.
"A motion was made by Mr.. John /
Adams, that The bill do lie on the labc; i
question being put. j, was decided in the a.,
yeas II, nays TO-"
The A5oitiontsts desired TO XII this bill i,
way or other, and therefore John G. Az
WILLARD FILLMORE, Joshua r. G
and Robert C. Winthrop voled for The H.
The question then REQUIRED, that the !
be recommilled, with Instructions; wher
vious question was moved by Mr.. An:.sI
Kentucky; and, being demanded BY ma
the members present, The said previous ia
was put, viz: Shall The main question + i
puI2 and was passed in The affirmative.
1.-THE main question was then pur, y, 81
the bill pass7 Qhe motion 10 recount, y.
slructions, being SCI aside By the prev.,l, :.
tion) and decided in The negative -yta,S !:
ll2."
John Quincy Adams WILLARD FIJI
MORE, Joshua R. Giddings, and Rcosg
Winthrop again voting together, being oi;s
10 The bill. No vote, however, was lasen Il
motion 10 recommit with instructions in le,,.I
10 Slaues made by Mr.. Giddipss, bur, IN 4.
man probability, they would have vote h, Z.
instructions and TOR the report OF the COM
in accordance with the instructions.
An inability 10 obtain other Journals pc.
US from going further into this subject.
therefore, must conclude, and submit m "a
| the decision of those for who's benefit these {
Giles were prepared. We do this The more q.
fully because we feel convinced tha, the ca.
BEEN prored -lhatlh Journals OF the Hon
Representatives, for the sessions during u
| WILLARD FILM ORE was member Q, Z
| gress, TESTIFY IN THE STRONGEST TERMS TG,-
| IS AN ABoLITIoSIsT. They testify 10 Tins III.
The same way and upon The sane stoua. .
they testify 10 The acknowledged fact tia. ],
Quincy Adams, Thomas Corwin Jost1a
Giddings, and William Slade are Ao4n
ISIS. II il is agreed on all hands lha, ray
not ab,li'ionisls, then it musl also b a n
that he is not an abolitionis'; but, il he 40
lion irresislibly fastens itself upon The NM
they are abolilionis's, then, the same RI :,
reasoning and the same series OF facts which :.
reality 10 ttOt conviction necessarily es'atilst
confirm The equally clear conviction ma hs
aboliionist. No sophistry, no ga,blins q
record can change the position and The IL
these published facts, that PROVE MILL
FILLMORE TO BEA CONSISTENT il
LITIONIST. And, yet, this man is ne 7
acknowledged candidate of Southern W1.,
the Vice Presidency; and Taylor, whom
same Southern Wings liken unto WASH
TON-lhe noblest and best, the pnresl q 1i''
TAYLOR is placed upon The same tcse
this abolilionis, The same breath, m
same Southern men, which would cIo =.
and exalt himlo an equality with that mar
men who was "htst in the hearts Of ms CO..
men," and first in The admiration Of The v
the same breath, zee say, from the same
ern men, would commend The other, AM
around him also, We presume, The puu'y n.
glory, The wisdom aud The patriotism who.
ever and pre.cminenlly adon and cons,c'd
character oil him whom an entire Nation u
with pride and gratitude 10 call "Fdf
| hbulilionists may be consistent, but whcf
such an attribute be added 10 The shining
ties" which already adorn our Southern v.
We ask our readers, Wings as well as y
Gratis, 10 ponder over these things. We
solemnly 10 rcfl'c, upon The deporatl' %
in which their woes may place their an !.
voted, beloved country. Ii il shall uiliri
found out that We have been ilcorfec Z 81
our statements, il il shall be proven lha 4 .
done injustice 10 Mr.. Fillmore, Or u 1'
Wings, we believe and trnst that il s.. ai.
no less manifest That we have been gGite' Il
any emotion by which we have oecn = q"
aclua.rd, disposition 10 ml.rep'esen', Y 80"
or 10 defame has no abiding place "Ah'h
heart. The TRUTH we have teen 10 qHes
| The Truth we sincerely believe We fa.'
Cut i! j, be supposed Otherwise, We cha W.
vesligation, We solicit examination. We
alone in having possession Of he JoJ'ha =
b. them We are willing thai The accuracy z
pages shall be tested.
Then 10 our southern readefs we say ,dl.
aect,-hesilale long ere you all IN Ia,s'ns
which may sweep over The South e. 80
ing behind but The melancholy evidences ~. :. /.
mad ,emeriy, The sal tokens Of the iou iecs
b. which you have been BETRAYED. KEN.
that you have domestic fresides 70 deletd, :
as a great, prosperous and nofe. county y
serve Remember that when your arm :
tined, this Unton IS dtssolved-'hat when yo'.
gled bodies shall have builded monumen' :
ity TO thai constitution which yonr arms g. /.
| nroleci rhe hlnndY Giant thai shall mca,u--