Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-09
=, s,.i.r movcd TO adjourn to the 4th Saturday ii

Col spaldng moved to adjourn to the Atm 'a'u'oa' !"
April. w,s m,
"a, Rutherford said it evident Inc meeting was ~,
rcd n oct 10 night and he hoped mat II "o"u no 90
,orr without appointing committee to prepare
n, {; r. Pcakc, while opposed 10 tue ->ash'. nv S0'
w ;I,;n =, allow the subject TO be fairly presented
By lis friends The people Oh i',''''"' ,l ~ -,
,en.nden,ly lie hoped the committee would De ap
pointed NJ this meeting 81, ,,,;,ns horo ,s,cc
ed - take The sense Of the meeting on III
;,., ,bc Wilnot proviso. Hc moved TO anien'
hour, 80 a. 10 take the vote on hisresolution
,,p y Minor asked if il was not fair, among VIE
;; ,,. tho question should come up on lis merits. III
F., a., ,;, ,vould not ad yourn without appointing
committee. j., c,5 -, ,ho =,
were then lost b. large majority ~
Dr C. S Mills moved 10 adjourn Siae ae Tue q''S'o'
was nut twice and lost by very large anu Wv
sion taking place. only some dozen aPpe''n :" 0e ~
IL and m immense number opposed 10 H. ih' No'e w" -
ceiyeL with great applause Before Inc 'iii '0''' ' =
p C:ooch explained Why he had moved an .t
n ,y moments before 1t 'osec II gentlemen VISA
"a "a dofa, all action Hc would vote against l' OWN mo
he wished TO bring gentlemen mp to The scratch ai'
nrevent those constant attempts TO adjourh.l
rho Question recurring on Mr. Cranes Amendment to Mt
o,s, resolution Mr. Winston moved 10 lay on the table, s.
ms 10 take vote on Col. Spaldings resolution.
c urped action on his resolution, az the motion MAJ
been made. ,;.,,;,.,
Ar LYON. uppealed 10 Mr. W. to withdraw his motion
and let the be taken in order on the business oe''e '
and then Col SIS resolution would be adopted
With singular pcrtinacity (lr Wnsons ooIec we c'''
fhom) Messrs s. and w insisted on the ooh l" iny "
by q
Mr. Cranes substitute was Then rejected by al ''''
about 20 or 25 voting for -aidst ioud ah'
prolonged applause.
n, LYONS resolution comingu up, Mr. Winston (Monsi'''
Top.on come again rose amidst cries Of question ah'
moved flat the committee OF thirteen be upp2ine" ny |"
meeting. II was lost
Nr Tvons resolution was then adopted by very iars
majority and The Chair announced the following a '
mi,tee of thirteen report 10 the adjourned meeting on TIT
20b instant: Messrs J. 4. Meredith Ro o. Scott james
LYONS John Rutherford Thomas T. Giles Wood bouidn
VIM w Crump, Joseph r. Anderson, Joseph Mayo lsan'
R Watkins B. b. Minor Richard 0. tlaskins, and H.
Cabell We never strongly manifested Settled
purpose OF the part OF few get rid OF all action by mo
tons 10 ADJOURN motions out OF order, &c But IN every
instance they were foiled
Col Spaldngs resolution was then lddamo9sg "uope'
os f,lows-not one no rising his negative
Though, by mlSconceplloD, hoisleul io's'"
was for II moment found in that interesting category9
Resolved BY the people OF Richmond That we ii"d IN
Wimo Proviso and all kindred attempts 10 violate Inc Ion
s,ituton III this country in as utter eAecatlon now as
have always DONE and thai we believe Giha mas at'
made known the world that she July understands her
under the Constitution and ha she is prepared 10 MAINTAIN
them by action whenever il shall be necessary
The meeting then adjourned To the 2Uh instant
Thus have the people Of this city spoken. Her cheering
voice is heard sustain the friends oil the Union ana TIT
South and 10 rcbuke tho aggad and the hesltalng IN Tilt
work CT protecting from the wrongs threatened ana re-
dressing be njurie, already inflicted Mr. Crane made h
tes he insisted upon vote substantially denonche t'
Nashville Convention and declaring II inexpedien' ny Us
nd delegates 10 lake part deliberations He was APP
peed TO- again and again. 10 let the question 90 10 coi
mittee and permit committee consider the subject and
mako renor He and his two dozen friends would listen
n nohinn They hcedessly persisted in their determination
to try TN. vote They had been invited TO come there ana
v,,e down every propositions favorable TO the Convention
The advocates of the appointment. Of committee generally
declared themselves In favor of The Convention Under
these circumstances the vas pressed, and ~ hjof
y Of about ten 10 Mr. Cranes resolution was voice
.owa-down Well may we repeat, That the people ha''
endorsed the Gaslvle Convention and that the friends
the Sout-of tic caun;r" the Union have most signal
IL trumphed Thanks yes SAP hanks deep ana sincere
e offer 10 the noble hearted men OF the Wing larry,
all of Them who have risen above all other considerations
and thus most periodically stood up for the right Let th
whole State think them Let their names be remembered
aud their dsneresed conduct cherished with ever enduring
gratitude.
The work is commenced We shall huve doubt not
report from the committee thu 10Th nst worthy oil the Me
ropols Of the State and worthy Of The Commonwealth, ant
which will receive the appreciation Of the meeting then TO be
held We call Oh the counties throughout the State to hole
meetings and act now and al Delay ay peril all II
,romn decisive action is saetyand We rejoice TO SET
the movement in Hanover Of which We insert to-day no
ice BIZ no friends one and ALL and speak out the anguar
Of determined and enlightened fccmen Let s MD and ss
tain or Northern friends Cass Dickinson and The distinguish
ed Daniel Webster And the time declare, that w
want moro than mere PROFESSIONS wo call for ACTS SOM
think the cloud may be treaking the storm may be passing
y but if pechance should gather egain lei Us be READY
to meet i!5 potings.
II will not do 10 rely on the dcusve hopes that the vsxe
question will speedily settled rights secured and peac
restored We canno, ye, be satisfied that Northern a.
salants will not repudate the patriotic sentiments OF Web
s,cr speech and fair adjustment of our difficulties Al
ready we see to regret Webster himself somewhat reced
np AMI insisting upon the admission of California as sepa
ra,e question which # surccssf believe with Senator
Mason and Fooc will defeat the South in else an
hiring the country Ia the brink Of disunon The danger
from being over, and we shall get rionS OF creSsl''
for every inch Of concession that make As Mr. Lyons for
ciy said Southern resistance and not submission
which has called forth patriotic sentiments at the North
this the time then for change policy, TO chang
the issue, and encourage the aggcssons of the Northern ma
ori.y? Prepare for the worst and may harmony
and peace and perpetual Union
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MIR. AVERETTS SPEECH.
We have perused with great interest this production OF tn
able and sterling representative Of the Halifax District
which VIC have just received in pamphlet FORM His view
are original aid foc.be and he speaks with holiness