Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-14

- d;enosed 10 give the administrators u rbev .is
ev would have sen, Wing majority to = Glowing Sal
,y no, done So and the Democratic a]' in direct to
- election of Wing Speaker would 'e W. ,, .re not
ne eee'i'" =. I'm and command. They are NO,
iolau'n :, Wv ah ~ the chaii o! the R'pnohc anu
he Whs. -...-- - Pa
>, ,.s;s,.nt p. NJ General, under MI IA!
bo"n Wa II $500 He rendered hms. gun" ~ rare TN
OH a. sn,Ty negc,ing the duties q rss We can con-
v b country making speeches hond induce Southern ri.
ceive Of no one euaiioa' III
men 10 yoe o' him ho If Mr. Brown and have neve VI
we nor nothing o. liver unworthy he may be oil Inc 81
hing sooa o. ,i We nrsue he will be worthy q .e In
is which may choose him As L ,n,ry will sustain
losing Mr. MnaJ b he can by failure OF an elG W
.;, have aborcd cor Il
Tho Southern Whs papers when ''" III wbio h
,allv for the election Of Mr. "m'hiop woods. a
Italy 'o ~, n, the base idea OF the
seem .ei,,os ] If Indiana being elected TO me 'i'u
man. s co,.p,nent In addition 10 the ABOVE '''7A
'A'@N " 1I,o e representatives the Wing sus
, !, pou.,s rowdes" those who support w" 80
va, ,ha Sectors chair Mr.. Brown may not u -
;,d "a Mr. Winthrop, the associate Oh '' - - ,do
.on If money" but he is strong hiu'u % nre
MT" :, ss. and no doubt well qualleu !" r
| ;a xer rho House. We would relo'ee ~ -, e;,nd
| election The Wing charges that nc was " .., %
| az General Cas- This viii DC one VI '.> and we
| - ..,.,;s in the EYES of the DeHociu'9' a"N
coih'' rho word Mr. Brown is also one oil the i'e
| ,ha aC
~ ;,;s nroscrbed Tor independent eApies |
| ~; continents and his election 10 tue oieaH'ir ~, ~
| -, honor and influence will be the ouercs' pm ~ 81
orism ever swalowed-worse even, .na, W. 49, h u.l
| : isis,s Old Zach's State Inc "ins' " ,i:n
oor,;nue 10 rdicue Mr.. Brown asa "roway anu
! !, will more thoroughly commend MN " WV 49, -
noo,,e A MARTYR of Tay orism, he was taken ny ~
Wv and re,urned TO Congress by an overwhe'hnis
-. and ia now by his own merits, pronaoly ee' @
,ha third office in the Government Lei 'os '0
ho, nress rail on in their modification ana
~, add new glory 10 the overthrow oil the ac'''p'
winthrop and the ckety Regency
p s-The above in type when We ,e''''e WV
founding news below from Washington We "e4' mn.
O'" , 90, only was Mr. B. elected Speaker but 'ha' we
tho Presidents Message, and had made prepa-
on 70 iay before readers this morning - uA
"N ca nc 70 say that we have been thoroughly DC
and win our correspondent, We unite IN 'hanNihs ou
~ representatives for having avoided catastrophe
mr., he House will be organized we cano'
IL Tho deve,,oments from Washington look gloomy eAS
ID ,,e snail give the debate in the House on 'h'
rb IT., ,se with W. j. Browns very poor at'emp
al a, mn exclamation of his position
il Tome Ea"0's y ~ f WAsHrSeroS, Dec. II, ls49
y Penetration was rife this morning tlal al @ mi;
On Sneaker would be effected to-day and seq
y, general impression, dense crown "' WY
-, door OF the House al an carry hou r ,ho r.,J;no
ai NJ ~ W Cobb OF Alabama rose AFTER she teIuis
nc the journal and replied briefly to the @ h nro
IN reference 10 his Yesterday me fiG, 10 ~
LOO ~ vote for Speaker-W J. Brown receiving :; ~
cessary 10 choice la Messrs BococS ana seado" ., c.
~ oina and Wallace OF South - aroma, iei"s"'s " WIZ
b nim thus happily defeating his eeelion -, 6., r,s
m NM OF affairs Mr. Stanley OF North Carolina fos
nd and offered proposition MS conci' aoa aa edo If i,
~ n,,oe of ak be appunted-three from each suc W VI
PIE should choose suitable candidate upon WHO.
Nv each marty could unte thus reconcllins connic.s AZ
'P n,;rg an cuy settlement of this rexed qhestoh "
o u J IN his TO intimate, that an understandT
ow existed the candidate Of IT.! the Pary
u! Con- Pnvy Indignantly rcpeled the insnuaiion rs asep
,ole 10 Mr. Brown and rejecting gross moral ~
md those acting with him. ard 9II ~ had heen indirectly
cas- ened Mad written letter 10 any member Of .e
,ch pledging himself las Speaker so 10 shape nc esn
re- M w., I;or interests of the Free Sellers VI
~ Protyn repled in the Negative or at least diseaeu
.he h iei,er ms had been Indicated Gen Bayy continue
ec- SUI; r rs few moments longer During this time gre
po turmoil and excitement manifested on an sa r..
any House, another bre interview WIN ~ an
- say that from the admissions OF MI brown ne aa wv
my acting with him. had been grossly eeeevea hr
in ho yos nav satisfied that understanding eSiSeu
tho NJ pn and Mr. Wilmo in reference TO the appointlnt
- of the aforesaid committees ms announcement l
20 bomb-shel the House. and the eHcenlei,' bi;,S nv
not Wallace Of South Carol
VINO happily refused their support this ballot tbercbv
ath- Co N"N ''~ N'''s"' u -ieSsfS' ulddngs
cted would state here from FIJI knorede Of the fact tina
rita was with reluctance friends from The South were
duced to vote for Mr. Brown did they do so mil
most ample and satisfactory had been given m
ion ne was sound on the subject of the Povso as will
,te from all of his recorded while in Congress- Tho M
The tca caudron is boiling with excitement tonight As
the ultimate result Of ths question speculation il a fail,
lew refer you for details the Washington papers nc
Tor the remarks of the several members in reference 10
,or. proceedings of this day.
and Yours truly yINDEX.
Old p : Duriro ,,o ri, -, NAroSAL Hotel, lux, ?. NJ
mas been living mass of people; the theme has been o,
universal cry OF Shame Shame shame - on the on
rage committed For the honor of future lepsation
nope never 10 witness such has presented itself
he the Halls OF Congress this day.
ut For the present content ourselves with ov;,o ~
om Browns letter to Wimot, which is dannng enough
en WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. TO- 1870
'i DEAR SIR: In answer 10 yours OF this date win sta,
,er that should be elected Speaker of the House of
tatives will constitute the Committees on the Dis,rict
Columbia on Territories and the Judiciary in such man
no e as sa De satisfactory to yourself and your friends
am representative from free State and have 8yov hoo
opposed the extension slavery and believe that be led
era government should be relieved from the responsibility
slavery ~ere they have the constitutional power 10 abolish
u am yours, truly, w J RROWN
Hon. DAVID WILMoT.
TO THE NICARAGUA QUESTION
we ask attention to the article of the London Times which
lowers the former prctcnsons of England and in
dicatcs that the British Envoy will urge no extreme doc
hes oul practice Cancellation and compromise 7, ia nd
o med BY the London Times that by solemn treaties with
Spain England abandoned all claim TO the MOSQUITO country
ana recognized SPANS right to it, The potccorac of the
samoo hing s therefore, all humbugand the question
may be settled without collision We presume th,, tho
britsa government will disavow the ouirages OF Chaed
on the Tigrc Island of the fruits OF the "annexaton
plotting policy OF Mr.. Squicr If not we may have new
trouble in that quarter.
. IMPORTANT FROM HoNDURAS-HIGHH HANDED
PROCEEDINGS OF BRITISH AGENTS
Correspondence of the n. Y Express
M Leon NICARAGUA Nov s. 1870
Inc British have been committing some new ourroocs in
this part of the world and as Consequence Central so
high state excitement Since the negotiation Of The
treaty by Nj Squer the British Government throuoh H.,
agent r Chafheld, has been committing ouages Which
cannot lai TO receive the immediate attention OF the Govern
ent at Washington This Mr. Chatield as the agent Of the
BRUSH government arrived the Gulf of Fonseca on tho
oth OF October and Immediately took possession Of the
isl sh OF ligrc Tin the name Of the British Queen"
ms was done under cover of armed force with cannon
ana all the pomp and circumstance of war Te fog oT H.
Tas ,cas by MS order torn doea that Of Engtand r~n
Up ana saufea This is not ALL Superintendent was bv
MN appointed and order of Government established
commodore Paynter had previously arrived off Realeio in
command OF the British Gorgon but did nor enicr "