Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29

once, without, demanding her 10 the crr,ori, c
and Without dissoyns this Union On account Of her sa
sion i A State aei
This was, he believed, the American Senate Hsb,r
that personalities and attacks upon The motives and h
Ter "i Senators wtr by the rules Of the body fo,;ld
Personalities anu attacks upon motives were no b,
forbidden by the rules and law o: decor,,n, He hcI
they werG forbidden by the laws -. the Senate ana ,h
Of dcconG. This was what he bel;s,>d He wo"is !
lei! IS hat lie faer. He knew thar The attacks unon h
tl,es and character made here TODAY and before T.,
were false and cowardy. This was what he KNEW
Mr.. FOOTE saia tha, he was somewhat sprnr;sad .,
lecture upon the laws of the Senate and the rules of h
rum, Just administered by the Senator. The Senate,
rather inconsistent, though in the matter. lie should
applied little OF II 10 himself The Senator claims !,
Well ycrsc in the rules Of order: he claims 10 be tho 4
SENATOR he claims I've I'atcr ScRatuS and n sncb
thought II proper 10 condemn personalities We, ut he -
time exercised the privilege o induIging in them IN
nator was inconsistent III laying down the rules ana
ing thu first to violate them Ii the Senator was No.
I" personalities why did he commence thca, WIN -,
yet ny here this mornin" tempestuousiy, ana NH
grosscst attacks upon the motives which governed u
ti"n Just made Why yet ~, and il ,sie tonpe.
liiuEcr declare that the enemies al California ~
yo.ng 10 defeat her! WHY deal in such m in,,,,l, ~
suspicion upon the motives of Others! Why did H. l. ~
personalities cgostical to himself ana di,cu,-,s
other!
/ Why did The Senator. ii opposed Ia The ne oe o,.
tics proclaim that The iseni- o; California wrr, j., ~
TIA: he wa, IL be the NAPOLEON oi ile war; TIN, his g.
tie voice ~ Jupiter fonauS WIS tncciu..h :, ha ~
tc bale II re DID net mean IL nsnuac that ,h,re -
those - who w..c plotting o defeat the ;l,,ii. ,, ~
lornia! Ii he Senator did not mean 10 in inia ,l
motives wich prompted this motion wcr, r. J,,, =,
mission oi California, Why did they tladcr,,.,y.n
ton al all! When H. (Alr, +. made the tnoon he l
know the Senator In tie cIamtcr: nc ,!ii ont cv
towards tn Senator nor was H. ever a.s., that H., :
the ,lc .racod by the III hi. ,,ae,t;, ~,
IIc made the motion because IT, hou1 At Il Nh. ha;,
for the Senate ~ adopt.
lie had no dcsEc 10 continue 'hn cpm:rsyer.y v;t,
- II. rt,1i f,4rttt. ,tf,s
10 ,aluity against any one. And even 10 lie S,ns,
would mol apPy the term "cpwarGiy,' IS tine Sena,,.
done 10 hu lie Wa not. homoyer, Inwilnr ma,
point la enter upun the examination o. tLft cam,
la doing hr woni! h,i - til S,mattr h4d Dor. ,
charge thu he could not PROV, aai suisi1usic by t,
nor lor which hc would mol hold hu:, II rrsoo,.'ti
Senator Ind called him c..wagdiy. Coui ll,r S.,g,
tain II! Could III, Senator 20 back into M ,,,, j. .
AMI hear the recital 81 facts which -hoUlI suits =
ot every honorable man with crimson 81 The i,.,1.,
Did The Senator dare - aiLt - tie, slams NOM, a.
c,cuichoGn when he >tl.sn!aiiHcd others bid IN. So.
remember when that a-clttiah.c tfAue,,f,,r a.. a;
Ia Li ,Ic sating VI tho limbs III" hlaacninc ot ill., ~
and thu tichl!n. -! hls whole Tram. unirr m. i.,
OF humiliation. which he, ana lie senator and rysr
knew would not bear ~ examination When the 81,
shall cha himself al this disgrace. when h. s,s Inv
moved this ,.iin upun his character ani aunounrr hi >
10 meet responsibility a man 81 honor The n il !
tor might expect Ia hear more from him. In, until t,
could notice nothing t.on him, Tor ~, ant the Sr
from Missouri sheltered i, his established co,att
rlI
give insults in place where they r'nnr! BE- cas,isci
The VICE PRESIDENT sid thai al! lis VA, an, d,
der
Mr. BENTON continued he said he hs,i ittoL.-
ar!i, 10 ust ln.uagc al u-n IN lie Senate whcr. !, i.
NOT t, resented il cowariig speak al him in H.
naic IN III. Ian Ilec al h.Ica.ulgdisni and yul,iy a.
h. comb Not rha-lise tn blackenad. Had i. tirn c
this that Il was L. hc insaltcd ami hackgu1l.ie. +
day Ia day. IN his presence aud in hs absence Hat
% this that language could b. used IL the >,nl-
would not BE- h.tnc ~ oyster cellar can ianpi..
usd ID The Senate which would d.agrtcc roai->il, T.,
tan lingur.. BE- used ia tn Senate for which il af..
whore. the patty could BE- cud!rled out Of the hori-e
the Senate 10 he made the protector OF abuse and y
ton
lDarin4 til remarks 81 Mr. Bs>ro.. Mr r,,.,
something io wh!'n Nh WALKER called him To orls,
there a Senator upon The iour.
l'lc VICE PRESIDENT said The Senator from NJ,
j. called Ia order.
Nh BENTON said lct The words b. wrlt.n down,
required before h. could be- Pronounced odl OF oni
The VICE PRESIDENT saii tia senator l.oln VI.
lin w,li stat, his point Of order
Alr. WALKER explained that he had not calI.i t,.. S.
Missouri la order but the senate, i.om Mi,i.
Mr. DICKINSON SAID rhot in "ut,l hat iii. .,a
might BE- iit,!c better understood lac woia m.,, H. h
on the table; and The motion prevailed.
Tie Senate resumed Tie c,ilsilriatitu q! H. Calf
mcssasc and Nj CnAss al o. spoke ~ tngth %, 4,
,cct.
Mr ctAsT Oil no, linisl. his speech Tic seaa.e a,..
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr.. ruEsroy klsc, ol ~ y, ot.l,. fosolu m IN &,
mtree of the whole the California h.ll and lie 7,
dents Message on t;ia SUBJECT.
The Speaker stated thai the resolution ia tie in ot
not in order prIyeoci ques1a. H. ri! ai.,
ton t. stop debate III committee would h. IN cn.er as.
yilesed motion. He said The bill b. admit Ctli.omn
informally before The Committeeman ha. ,o: be. r
rcd 10 il by the House and that the House in Plll!agr.
rs view had knomicle III lis existence brioc. n. AZ
mittc..
hlr. kiao said his rull.ose 10 Uriua ihc bill before
House. 81 that We by and nays cou! b. h.. IL
lie did not when thu bill should be gcpn.trd ;, ls
h. cared ;oi "A certainty ill.,. II should hr reported
Mr. AsnMrH begged Mr. X. not 10 compicate Tie naa
presSii-. il al this time.
Mr. KI>e stated that the 18th lust he had o.l,rei
rolution-
Tie Chair said The subject Was not Leba.cabl,
Mr.. kl>G then raised point oi order ihl tie ,!ac,i
the Speaker was III tcrhoushi-an af,iice 10 pa,
a vote on The bill
After some interruption NJ. KiSG CHARGED lin, ~
nal ot the 9th had been inuiiloi IL had offered ID
luton on that day 10 stop dcbao on thc CaliIor, bill
the journal showed h. had offered la sion ,rbat. on
Presidents Message.
alf. kiSG being brin. asked who muii!a,cd he los
said he was informed IS the subo.innic c.ln tla + .
done by the Speakers order
Alter stea, deal o confusion. the SrrAgEa elll.i
WINTHROP Ia the Chair Mr. W said il was rnc Juty a.
House 10 appoint Il committee at investigation.
VIZ. k'So ~,bnitic'. hs ,halg. IL wiring a. follow.
u charge tlia the journal oi HE loir.t has been M
led 10y trt>in" motion that | did mahc and sulsru,
br III inrfncaiion one that lid make, in The .g4-
:" lie ljth INST ny motion waa L. olo-,. dchl,, on
aIloinia bill i' ~oidi ne changed and IA. .sae.
stiiu,d.
After mach confusion the l,ltn1l was read a. ll.u.
"H's"ir,d That al debate IN cun,4ilrrc Tie whole H.
an the STAT" o lho Union "n ihr bW jor tie adAsi, NJ
f@.totntI and lie frcsdafs Mt.a,o. or r,E pp,saa
~ gut L. SrATE~ TRANSMITTING mn ca>>rir,.fia,
tNAronslA on The same subject, nov pcnt,r in NJ a
mcc -! rhc whole II "n tn $,i.. -. ,h. ,.n,,n
cease al o'e"cN "a "Wednesday 81. al iir conn!,,,t