Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-06
NUMBER 2s.


in favor Of the Government in civil war.
The Stnc South Carolina, Mr. President, has been
ailulod to- tr of her representatives mistake
,tc aim do know that South Carolina he's gone
further yea far n can ecocct. she has not far
other southern States in the Union The Senator from
Kentucky limited his remark IL single Stale the people
single State. Ny friend from fisg na noticed that part
u his rsunent. sha! not aElpiiy upon il. But the Sc
has stated that the NEc proyiso the abolition o
The slave trad, the District oi Columbia any
tin. could be adopted connected with this bill that e cod
rr!ird consii,'on,! md h regards them all rs cons
tGunas.ou!d have his sancon shor!! have his support.
calling hi- aid The bayoa,s al the army o! this ccncdcr
cy 10 put .o"n a sovereign State.
Mr. President Virginia. believe Norii: Caroinl--ccr
;iny Sout' CarJin.l speak or ho:-tro.@ia, Alabama,
and M!s~issippi-I speak confidently u these Sateshavc
said in scna legislative resolves that the Congress OF the
United States sla. enact the Nut proyso orany kindred
measure insult and oppnss the States whose rights would
be thus Threatened they "oud resist And viii say 20 the
honorable SENATOR his onorsor that he will find it
difficult than pleasing the galleries, Ia suppose the Govern
mcnl coming in conct viii. such army o States. be-
cvc the honorable Senator from Kentucky i Virgnin BY
birth Sir he has honorci his mother .c has adorned The
country with winch iIs name is identified, almost as Epa-
uinondas dill thai ri lhcles. aw.rd Lin all that history
vii award him u, will bring 10 him an cNani!c illus
tfain how the child feels for Tie mother, uadtr the
temptations of civil lt>.i Its the touching
incidents of history that, wile nernadoc combining
with the Allied Powers make Gntp.rie while i
willing devise put down NapUlcan Bona
pirle enemy To Europe and the nation o which hc
The sovereign when he approached the confines oi
France he could and would not pass upon The lind 81 his
nativity And get hear the honorable Senate. from Ken
ncsy that if Virginia, cr history, should under
Like maintain her resolutions and 10 resist The mot
vo and other Of injustice and oppression which shall hc
ought about BY the action Of this Government, hc would
ind n;nsn his blood upon The soil oi his birth pn
| l.cg down.
Sir have enumerated those who have been spoken of
resisting They Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia Alabama, Mississippi 1hey all made he
declarations IL for history Ia whether they will
make ie good; and il will be for history how Tar
their will be found ready cooperate with The Federal
Government in cXnguishng an honorable resistance by
blood. There officers in the army from Virginia. South
Clroina, Abana, and Mississippi, paid ny The Ftdelai
Government, and in part paid by Virginia South Carolina
Albania and Mississippi. And should like 10 the
cf,ait who cou draw his sword against his Stale.
have nyen anccdoc Of Bcrnadoc illustration o
| the !cticI which would cntcriain.
Now, | shall arra!gn the motive ot The honorable
Senator. shall undertake 10 dispute his principles Tor
lie has openly said that right or wron2 hc believes any
majority ol this tiovcrnm' AT constitutional he
wOu! maintain 10 blood under the Obligations ot his allie
rance Union. Ny allegiance. as have often said Is
The State Of nativity and her voice i !c voice thai
will always command my services. The last thing that
could think ot would BE- thai The nigh. before we should
speik together in social Intercourse, drink from the same
seain and tie next morning color that very stream ana TIL
pathways 10 il with hlop There is nothing shocking
me- Is this idea do look with degree oi pleasure
upon scenes this kind. Perhaps have not the sam"
courage book tiIc II, I;cfs have would a'3i'
them by any honorable means.
Mr. President the State iha' represent as ar as can
speak it, and she has .scn cvdnce I" III VII e sas'a
with point -, hon" lar l!s Ititrr i cvnc"in
cJ believe that haTc submitted Ia every cofFons'
that mas been mad, here; wci li ,:c.y >l.iice bui
we are MT exactly the wursiFGcr. O.. JHenaG. 10 pros
trac ourselves ard let ourselves ~ crushed ~ c "hc' %!
the Union when il Shnl! bc m!.ld by III nnpncpled ah
insolcn, majority M s!f no never could - To South
Carolina aud her line a-a. her, under any ilnnrt
Especially could never do i ands' The c"nilnd ' m
unjust to,cnacnt AMI Gndc. the authority oi measures III
my opinion bruJ.l about D.; system -! policy looking
with selfish gard minority III disregard @. ta interests
that incn4cd IL have been secured by o i"y c"s
tu,i1n When Ike ;nl ;n! ami act IN relation to me-,
nt'crs i.ss ihl i'e ~ .'ii T. ii' 'F i s'
hone l,r catastrophe ,nty 81 avere Ic hpnorolc S,na
to suppos' at ni4v .ts2 been avr;ei r MS bi That
! j. an a.sl,urtoa = pure assumption Ao i, hc 10 zap
| save
made entirely ~ his instance, but Sc COMPROMISES ~
he s.l,li regard as sovereign remedy Isl be pIIhe
10 say the Senator sii by nv honorable iI!cni
from Maryland (r Pcacc,) that u" "ug'!t To allow othcr
men something oi sc.-rcspcc' i'll -S.n@ ucianec 10 Their
| opinions.
fear OF consequences as any Ard say now. thai II
Won can have 10 better Than has been proposed to
avert what fear is co,iing il would NJ" nave comet -
Sir il will not be sn.c State that the gentleman wil
have /, encounter. W, al. l do not hat he has
Brought il about more than Others say a. sa! the
other dav that there wann. lrolA me single III
but. due h,, would pag H. sincerely beiihHe i loves
this Union sincerely believe that his tame Is ilInii,'a
with H. AM. pardon mucn IN one whose history IS hds-
u5ly connected with it; and he must pardon me at the same
nc for s,yn. hm that in his eacncss to preserve 'hIs
;nion he should take care mol =" sanction Measures @ - %
wi interfere with the safety security and honor ol mem
crs Of tie Union i have thus sir expressed ihysci.
lvc spoken vi traitors Bui allow me I" say oat p'op
with arms in their hands will be hung by rope
Mr. Fuorc spoke cn.rh in comment upon dsnion SEN
tGcnts as expressed particularly in Sout. Carolina, at pub
lie meetings ana IL publ rargt+ peri. " ,,-s rooc pmer
Hale and Dickinson part, the bill was postponed Till
| tp-morrcw. ., NJ
establishment Of The territories o Netr Hrico and Lh an"
10 nals ceriin propositions 10 1cas N regdrd 10 'ou"da
r;ss nai Gr Other pi,oseS, read tlr tine, AMIDST
some laughter The bill passed and tas amended so as
To- read bill 10 provide territorial government Tor otah
| The Senate then adjourned
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. White asked The unanimous consent o thc House 10
oilr resolution providing that the Speaker shall appoint
special c07unllec oi twe;'y one mc'aoes' 20 'o'iS. @
raort 10 the House such bill vail ." !ciiitd IL aY
lhc present and SETTLE e questions permanent
| |, which have caused lha excitement.
Objection made By ac,sS. Root ana Iar'ef 10 tie
| resolution and il was not Introduced.
Mr. S,antou Of rcna iton te con.nltta' on naval AZ
fairs reported bill for the establishment o. a line "i new
steamers witt, A:rcn, for tie purpose "i sup
rrassnr the Aliaan slave trade ard promoting me com
nerce o the United States wiki that coI-t-wch ?i "as
read -s. aad second tne and Tce'red 10 te ~
| tho whole on the state Of .e ta.on
On motion of Mr. Du3 the rules wcF" saipeaied ana me
House resolved itself into committee 81 III. whoi" on tl
.,ae of the Union, 3fr disney IN me ciar anu ies"e
line consideration OF the for'i!icaton bill
TIE p,icy o the system nj ioicatilns, anG the proprm
vo certain means anoF"pF'io" We're deoafG @ o n
Bur- O Elyly Fuller, >lsase, ilarriss, o ia X ho'
Evans OF Nd Ewing llonston, Carter, Asia hcNHheh
Parker Thompson Of Mis-, Morse, Jones' feai'iefson
King o n u, Eisse Williams Aerr cf""H oo .aal',h. N,
Mr knu moved 10 strike the item ni sotC0 tor inc
preservation of the site of Fort Mouir:e Chr'son rppt
| Tine question taken and the Colii"ee fci"sea ~
| strike out-aycs III, noes lUl .,o :. 49,
SuIlcr's Point Flats, isaltinore larhor, 10 s-'ooo
| Mr. ker "''o"
| amount Of the appropriation.
| The Committee refused 10 make tho reduction.
The bill was then reported the House when Mr. Easy
moved the previous question ,.,
messoac was announccd from the Senate, with bill ior
in. establishment territorial government Tor The e-
rs of Utah It's annunclti0n created general laugh
| Mr. Kaufman moved TO lay the bill on the table pendnn
which, on noion, til. House adjourned
For he Enquirer.
A CARD.
Having announced myself candidate Tor scat IN i'
Reform State Convention, deem ii my duy to discuss ~
fore the people the great and delicate questions OF Govern
mental policy involved III the present contest teenn. n
aiding confidence in the correctness and true kePu% %
ism of the principles which have announced IN my ri,n
lar shall be pleased meet such vi tie rvd' ca''' a. ,
as nay desire conrovert them AT any ar all u w l
dcs gnaed. IL ,t. :. ,.I L.,
An OPEN fair and courteous discussion s III ui' i ne
10 render triumphan, the liberal views oi nose ~ me- % ,
conlite in the pure patriotism Of the people, ou oe' "
their full capacy ior se.overinnen under proper eo'S
luonal guarantees. ~ ,,,., r,os.,v n;,ht fin
. i, %rw Kent Co,Ir, House, Thursday, 0'h
q, I.ni,n IIll Monday night l2th:
"a !, Hncnn,s Charter Branch, Tuesday night, l5h
a. =, chsrles City Court ffou<e, Ihursiiy l,ti.
A. 4, ,lr / rican Church. Tuesday night, 10Th
il =, any other time and place which may be dos'shi
I ert such of my ielow-citizen' may dc3c d.,'"