Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15

= n-,nocr,,lc marty In Virginia, which
failure on the part the Democratic m
s sr Thus double purpose Is suoseiLeu ap liz
Wings already chuckn ovJ h L 70 hc At
result The tub has been thrown, au lest their boat be
tackled thi' moh'" ,,yorHER ONE OF THE PEOPLE
upset. - 80; ,ha ahove | recolect there was one
gentleman ORR Lacy who DID mol rarred TO- He voted
90 arr Colin and honor aud respect nun io 30 u's, w
as much he enced by MS G rss he n quality
W O. so low an estimation they tough we coua not Se'
through their tub, though The bottom IRA, 0H''
To the Editors Of the Enquiry: .-o> J.xr.,x1a
800 , - c dovs has been the attraction 10 all
Inc oeha:o a' 10 b sneech of General Casa on the
Introduction of diplomatic intercourse WIN 1854 h 40
virtual rejection OF the 52ooo ao mrv Question sne-
inc out of the presentation OF resou'vh o" 1877 H.. -
of Vermont on that question Senator .i Nv @ Sn
non, and forcible speech the subject % a1 ar NV
neat anu , SI Clemens together with Mr. Butler ol
Sonth Carolina and Colonel Davis OF MISSISSIPPI, " Iy NJ
thing of the first and second spe,c rho dcmarorue Sc
d Of New York by the nape of the neck ana connen
ccd hayine the abolition advocate and IN ms p ,h -
f doin business with such Intermediates WIN o'el e
Oh ao,ls h iJJcd the ssandv haired lad so completely
Thai Seward ventured further an apology ~ HI hora
Colonel Webb. Mr. Chase Of ONO ana =, the African
pom SThe" lars, Senator is an avowcd disorganzer He
roes boldly for setting aside the compromises Vi ''
Mr. Chase wishes to what compromise the SCUM
orn Stotes are willing submit. On hs snnccr u ~
no compromise offer The Constitution Una, @
has sworn 10 support but few days ago Is ne T
freely offered by fathers, and the SCUM now .h
none other They willing TO abide by the Terms TIT
hond and will oiIer or receive none other -, -. .
oolo' n1 ,srrde. will fanatics carry their plans that
Mr. C;eddes in the present New ork Senate mas oceu =
resolution there, declaring that that poon VI :; h com
Tx.s bctwecn the Nueccs and the Rio Gane Is inc com
ieAa Of the United States" and nvokes the aid Of
CONGRESS TO prevent the laws of Texas from pehS
10 that of the State was @ n 80 to er
Mr. &; had as well attempt 10 dam up the HUDSON, "s ~
such pans for the consideration ol Congress me pp
Tcyas know the boundary Of their OWE Stae 700 e -,
i, third nary That boundary was established by TIC o
- hr cons and there happens be oi the same spun
there to defend that boundary, IL nccas DC iio -
croachnents Of the foreign enemy or OF le u Wb;g
m pnw Senator from Maryland Mr.. PRATT, Is Il wig,
bu, Southern man. heart and soul on the slavery qucslo
He has uniformly advocated strong measures III
the neddins interference of Northern abolition; inc
will find him. on that question: il none other, true 10 'e
stituton and interference most members i ~. DC D.
regret to see that NJ Calhoun has despalrcd 81 lh w.
pubic The Unlon is not yet rent asunder, haousn I
rhasm i. widening every day. by the conduct o men "o
have no feeling r US sympathy :o me pLese'
this noble structure of government hu 'non ,np,
seems to be to "pull down. not To sustain inc sore
This attack on us is az much own at, by i4Ile' nus
nanmitv az it is theirs by their aggression Ever Snae
the Imprisonment of Worcester in Georgia ma. yea IN,
they have been cmboldened in their cncroachlI 900,
South and at this time those lncenaas LIMITATIONS
agents in South Carolina, disseminating 'he'r o NM,
in connection with the selling OF medicines nw5 The
mcgs wood, and salt petre, in the shape vi En
people Of Athens Georgia have lacly uetee'cu
in from New York in the of cntlclnG or kieaiP1nS
slaves Now if they will only do the proper nmt - WI.
Kconr and all the Southern States pass laws o INC s"
impori there can be no question but that kidnapping WIN
cease and become an obsolete idea These a5chs ~ H..
fear the law where il is only fine and 'mprSon'e"s' ud'
when thcy have TO hang by the neck Tor stealing N's'
,h,v have some little quams Of conscience on lc Pi"
prety of the act | have long been nm au'o.a'o ,
This strong non intercourse act And II MS ~, W.
not Uneven, egrcss of the kidnapping class, who are
ali active agents of the aboitionisisJ know no o,e
remedy for The evil but invite them 10 the Sonh, ana
render TO them ALL the plan adopted by the MeNci' ~
th, if We cannot hang them for stealing from Is the oo
icrs of their Affections al least, have mem une" ~
inais soi.e bonds of atcrna reciprocity. am sure no
aboirionist can object the latter arrang cnc' us
from the sympathy expressed by their advocates III oo
Houses of Congress. You ponder tleSe 'ucS.'''
Messrs Editors in yonr minds and you appo,; -
them il would be well on your part 10 Suggest e pio
r. of such laws the action OF your present
From the vote yesterday, for Sergeant w.
LANE cannot bc elected nor, VIII an! otier i'n'os,
o or friends detection has been created by Inc ecc'n
nf Mr. Campbell that will for the future IN TINS Congress We
srn and fell until the day offs existence
t,, we all feel mortified the change oil posiioh ol mos
who have heretofore acted firmly III favor oi inc sers
,hc marty Even Mr. Holmes Of s. g. voted Tor MI foihy
an rho Two las ballots while Mcssrs Orr, Mc(luce "oou
ward Wallace and Colcock left u.s. and voted for ampoc
which vote vcnnblc Of NJ &. Hubbard OF a'an'a rn
Ewinr of tennessee making III votes, elected him. ihs
hnyr you the termination of the contest and Ills The esu
thc consequences are vet To be unfodcd
The vote to-day for sergeanatirms to the House was
very close Mr. Giddings OF n. y received lUl votes ohy
lacking one vote of being elected The House without co
nr 10 a conclusion adjourned until Monday
'"S ~ e' Yours JAcoH FAITHFUL. JR