Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-14

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Mr. Dickinson presented a memorial from citizens at
Schenectady in iasur Of The adjustment bl reported rom
the committee ilre.m The mc'nnflalst think TINT
six months sufficient length o lin" IL give 10 the black
people and they urge the claims of twenty millions ~ whe
people to the attention OF Congress
Mr.. Pratt Offered resolution in reference I" the tra';e
with Peru for gUano. and with view To put american F's
sells equal footing with those Of other nations engaged
in the trade
The compromise hill VAS taken up ana Mr. Benton spoke
at length aaains, the union n e California bill with other
measures and moved that ihr further consideration ri The
bill bc postponed ill h, ith March, 1871.
Mr. Benton in the Of his speech denied that there
is any distress in the land The nation IL The enjoyment
ol every possible blessing. lie did believe that there
five gaping. bleeding wounds, which Nj CA: had -
fearinv pictured 10 the Senate, and 50 'npatcay cnunc
rated thu five fingers of his lrit hand. The Senator ad
but fingers his hand and hc Alr - thought that per
haps the why there more wounds than l,e
was that the Senator hal than FIVE fingers On his
lof, hand le compar,I the compromise bill 4 sca1e
ront bear away the sins oi the United Snics on the sun
cct slycry pronounced the measures concerned with
The subject Of the admission oi California rs 50 many onds
mon he for which she in way responsible. Ills
speech sarcastic throughout
The bills composin. the compromise originally re-
ported rs the Senator from Illinois tNlr. Douglass a sea
ratio measures They had merit. The committee take
them and the grand plnacca, made mp in pill 10
cure all The evils Of the To ascertain the reason
for this he read from newspaper the reasons given by old
Dr. Jacob Townsend for young Dr. Townsond Panacea not
being good his consisted in the old man being
expert in preventing Volatile parts from escaping secret
ciois from the worthless, examine well the bottle
Mr. Hale addressed the Senate in reply In personal
tack made upon him Saturday llS for the purpose
yindlcatina himself from the charge at having from corrupt
motives mounted hobby ride into power. He gave
history his political course, showing that the time he
separated the Democratic party with whom he stood
as well man, that party largely Ia thc mala in
nh, State Of New Hampshire. l. ambition ior the fi-
,nre Ii, had only >;.y that il vas w.l known among ls
friends that very in from his intention
out the brief for which he had been elected 10 the Sc
nate.
After brief reply from Mr. Dawson md rcoinior by
Mr.. Hale.
Mr. Cass Obtained the floor, AMI the Senate, after going
into Executive session adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
The House SATURDAY mie.., session until TWEEN
IT, minutes past eleven. Mr. Hamilton ably addressed the
Ter of Pennsylvania advocated Presidents rccomncn-
dation Mr. Mctiueen proceeded show that there is
organized going y te North against the South
insiisated by Garrison and lappan
This morning o'cocs. Mr. Evans Nd. neirciu-
ally endeayorcd 10 rescnd The resolution terminate The
debate M California question, Tomorrow; he desired
extend the time weeks longer.
The House went into Committee oil the whole on the
state Union and resumed the consideration of The
special OF the President communicating The cost
tuition Of California.
Mr. Bowden, OF Alabama, delivered his views in favor of
non intervention PARTITION territory acquired!
from Mexico.
NJ! Gentry Of Tennessee, supported the Presidents
pian and would for the admission o California Whether
in connection with other measures Or not.