Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05

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sion here on tic rshso man. dav after day by remaD
here aud there would rise voice from every village Ind
iropoan newspaper saying We had better have adours
tie thought tln true economy OF time and money wonlI
consulted by the adjournment. They were I'm cood Ms
with each other nov, and after the adjournment hev i
come together again in good humor but not so If b "ud
manned and got up incidental and heated discussions u
believed that II they remained here they would be emho,e
| ed in every step of their progress. e''
Mr. Lyons desired 10 give the which should lna
his vote against the resolution adjourn BIZ,
doing "a lie desired the question OF tho nsrs
from H. Wills, lie had vote! for the eDor, of tho com
tee oil IS he had done so az an Eastern mans mesn
OF peace; in courtesy H. his Western bethrcn tia, ~
nigi come into the field with open sky;.c scorned
take any advantage Of them He desired 10 beat them w
the Bass que, ton and far his concernes
they snoiid Dr. beaten NJ each round OF the combat. Wb
sectional question before the House he shouit 10
sectional man. He had YET TO learn rsoac, far t,,
who when sectional ques'ion-on" involving the Interest.
Of those who had sent hin herewas IN turned his h, =
upon them and surrendered them. The member from Ior
doun had spoken Of the ADJOURNMENT as "contirunrco
bu, s uid - suosianta,e tn ground npon which s
demanded H. H. had only gone far enou2h no, 10 90 ,n
distance establish his Had liz Convention b,
called for other purpose than the sis? !so why had r
carved out all these Committees? lie assc! the mns
from Franklin, who had urged the economical argument
whe,le! every question not only To lay hcUw bu,
the tornnrni carried Notwithstanding &c s,af,si.
nigh, be obtansd, until the Basis question settled
was this economy OF time or money! Gentlemen on he
different committees would say they could act upon M
various subjects before Them Until the Basis question wa
settled They could mol determine upon the report Of Tia
acted upon the Report Then every committee was 10 u,
main idle; and vel The Adjournment was urged the scols
Of economy OF time u cogld not see how the orgcni1,
tinn Courts depend upon the question Of Bass
How could members show that the Judges OF the E,S.
should or should he elected By the people because .! he
adoption Of this or that Basis!
MIR H. said not 10 he disgused-:hc public cJIl
NOT be- shut ID lai il had appeared III the L.
butte that every question OF Importance was 10 be bare
for the question Of Basis. II The name OF heaven, tie
people Of the Fast be- told ,ha, they should not We allow
ed TO elect stable, justice OF the peace whose t:;
we're confined single county, unless this basis Question
MAS seed For himself he could not that the basis
representation had any thing 10 do with other questions,
the mind heart o. any gentleman lie vas PREPARED
vote the election OF Circuit Judges by the people, h lad
declared the stump; ne WIS Determined 70 vote i now
He was for the election III the Governor oy ne people
h. shond vote 10 pare his patronage down 10 snas,
possibe point consistent with tho pu,c interest whether
this basis or that was ADOPTED
AIR PpMrype having differed with his colleague ycser.
day deemed il due 10 those whom he represented 10 es
nn hin views which he should cndeavor u 30 today. M
F. coniended that Eastern Virginia would ~" be- ready
90 into discussion OF the basis question according The
Auditors report until lst January The West would
he ready until lst December Mr. h. representa-! border
disfrica district with large number OF alavcsrroiecen
il what his people demanded. II he could ger II by vote b.
paencc bv argument he should DO so. Whilst line rsot
which had been made b. tie Auditor, told Them OF the
crease nf The white population OF The t:ans Allegheny I'd
nnt tell him OF the increase Of slaves In his own district il
did not toll him of the increase Of slaves IN the VALLEY hat
he might ascertain how far he c1nd depend on that vote
the prog protection 10 tia, property which he IN pan
which was iiFetv DY Els cons.E
ens He necessity Tor remaining mere wien II was
nj ,hnt they prepared IL act nPon the bass
when could be ascerained what was The oxaci white
population and black population oil me STATE He saw no.
hing lhot WINS Ia be gained By remaining In session
would only produce sectional divisions The Con9enin
nigh, adopt Constitution; bu, would not IT, adoption :s
pend on The majority vote Of lie est! and II hey Tad ei
son 10 suppose fraud had been perpcaiei mon !s
would they adopt? He should 10 home and tol: is ops
,ha upon this great question he wis nawing - proceed
tor want OF data.
Mr. WISE had heard something said about 10
the West Was there not due 10 The East "-oI II
VA. because he Eastern Ian, pgos!,y"rs man,
thai he desired all the e!S before him 10 make consu
lion for This peoe He PRO slavery he had for
eleven years wared against the head and front o Abolition
isman illustrious EXPres!ent Of the United SGos lie
vas nm extreme Eastern man. not only born with liz
Of the ocean hlnnng sk?hish at his cradle bnr he was
m extreme Eastern in every thing. As SUCH he d.
sired extend 10 the West; 10 make one coEaioE
State 10 annhlae these nrntas and 10 ruiso up Cd
mother.
Il was rs nm Eastern man H. desired data. lie could
announce lis principle, bHt he was not nb!o % "pp;
without data. How Indecent, how undisnfcd il WIS 10
tempt in darkness upon old data obtained
years Members said postpone the Basis qneston
The census might change our opinion, ngh
not II such change could be effected, was il not mpopt
IN nowl
Some had said do not posponc because tho West msht
have The power the mixed B,sis. Ii there 10 any such
morais, hereany one who was Machiavsliin enough
urge expedcncy rather than right he would not refer lin
10 Holy Wrt hGt 10 the last clause "i The Gill OF Rights.
The a:gumen. that they must hurry or The l1h OF
unth might oyoinkc then t'ai they might discover That
the ie hna depa. ted .!m judah. F" lis own faft hc
,voal rot do il, ii tie Legislature lad ordered Il in
their D. auch H. regarded the will % the people no
would 10 il, oven Il were their mants'e-
Mr. W urged NJ length the immediate connection between
The Judiciary aud ENecntive uui Legislative departments
Il wo,d DEPEND much the igan!raon of the c
sslaSc department and wheier It's sessions were annual
Liennia whrc he would be- In lavor OF an Executive
Ii biennial modified; If ANIMAL, nbsouto.-
Members had desired Independent Judiciary. This
would be dependent tho organization Of the Legsl
Members had said that The result OF tho census could not
alter the principle, but would II makca material lltr.
enre in the application OF tat principle! How long could
any that appuronmtnt might continue on the
nike! asis Could any man say that the next apportionmcn'
&C., might give the West the power tha1nxed tass
He radical thorough radical, yet he no; up
TO his lie desired break down This dono,!
ing policy. This policy which said l the old Stale stand in
sagnlon in green srun in freT. f!e desired 10 reach all
sacuns in their brzzardroosi H. desired 10 bring down
the courts nsi priU:hc Desired ID annhlae those sell
propagang tribunals of a-tocfary--coun,y courts He
was opposed 10 the order Of The Militia Coptain who sal!
AS you are He Should vote for all proper reforms but to
should expect the West Of them /; the bGs
au"1ion forced upon cEl in anticipation OF the census
ii. would advise the West MT To grant reforms un The
East ;ave them ha. q he basis The West could tls
~ 'd kept e- 10 'ir gFnds'oao or The las scyenH
five years in agony rad Western they might ay :G
II 50 dill them nj; their rr:arns hos would ~
none. We could not complain II the chhicc wcs 'ns coi
ne;ced II own lips lie asnr st-n Ia walt Tor tie
Ccsns that ne might show thom that were mo" inter
csted III the White Basis than tic Vest Itself He would Nd
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otherwise the SaS forced them IL GGyanr" of the Crnsc:
Mr. Lr0Is desired - know OF m merihcr nom Acrona
II lr hid not uttered the sentiment hal il the E-a would
not give her my reform The bI,s he would udile tie
Yves, 10 give her. mon" ether matters.
Ar WsE said i! the East persisted in Qoing 10 tie
dark that he would ati se the West withhold all imi
Mr. w. continued his r.ratks M some ei:a H. and ronruci
by expressing The wish that i: Ike tose goii al
lourn thai !; wonii adjourn new. Ii ~" House re-
na;n here mill The nic %; November III dill ~, Il;
necessity sdjouning ell lie nreed The .rws
pressed is the :s.hcr from franklin TIurb! - IT. was
lie w;a going Put bis H.. ,n Vi IL: !-r n vote
c,, 10 the dark. The journal 10 show The bstJi! d
the Convention 'or nj: line.
GA m,"n ot Mr. NJ. K. L. GARNETT, tina Hose sdouti
81.
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The pagers from Texas state that tic Boundary PROPOSE
don will BE- accepted by immense popular voo In
Galveston the stood, 35 accept g. rJrci; IN
Huulsvie, Walker county, 'accePt' 49, "roct -; in
Hays county, minority in fa"or una n Milan county. but
one vote "a: rejection Tho is small, owing ms'y rs
stated by he Galveston NcHs vhlc opposed Tie mea
su:c 10 tie universal OPTION, ,i: tie proposition w be
accepted By an overwhelming majority"
The Indians very troatlrsoma on the frontiers Of Tex
as Two daughters OF SIR. Thomas living u miles from
lamar vera carried of by party Of twelve Indians "ho
also drove away number Of horses. GEN Brooke has -