Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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SATURDAY MORNING. SEpTEMRrn
STILL MORE sQUALLY

STILL MORE sQUALLY.
On Thursday the House, by majority of SIS, reconsa,.
the rejecting the Texas BILL 1t was them by ,rs
~ of T. amended by the addition of the bill establish,
territorial government for New Mexco-and, in This o,
little Omnibus, again rejected by majority Of :
We will no, guess what now will be done. The rier4.
the bill were confident of its success in the las, eo
but all their sangnc calculations oye.thrown ana
nv thing is now in the hands of Providence Thor
some speculations that the House may pass the bin m
provision leaving the whole matter COMMISSIONS.
proposed in The Senate BY Mr. Bradbury--but We bov
all capacity or heart for making any calculations on H.,
ton of So heterogeneous body the House W. sbr
rot be surpzed if there is truth in the prediction
correspondent Of The ~ V Journal Of Commerce who
il possible that Congress may sit ill November md -
together again in December and 81. Ill! March witbou &
Ting the question when it will be incumbent TIE p,esi
to call the SD Congress together.
But in The mean time, Texas may march her ,ro,-
Santa Fe collision with the l. $ forces The r.,
sections of the country become involved and the Union r.
solved Ii no childs play in which the House Of Rem
sen,aives is engaged.
We still believe that the passage of the Sa bill wol
be acauiesced in by the Southland, as indication
ouo,e the following resolutions adopted by Southern Ri,s
meeting in Warren CO., Ga.
Resolved That the boundary of Texas the Rio Grars
from it's mouth its III opinion, canno, now
questioned By the General Government without manie
breach OF good faith and gross outrage upon the rights
Texas which should not be tolerated by that State am
the event the President of the United States before the
ton settled shall without authority OF law rs he has
Gated in his late message attempt by the military loc u
his control prevent the authority OF Texas from exens
her civil us fiction the extent of the limits prescribe;
her laws it will be the duty OF all the slarehoting States
afford her all the aid necessary 10 epel the lawcss oe
Resolved That in view of the inevitable consequences d
such collision believe il 10 be the duty of Congress
make specify settlement Of this question IF the boundary
TsroS upon terms that may be suitable and sat..
10 Ierds.
P S-Snce writing the above, received las, erens,
the following important and gratifying teegraPhc despatch
After all the backing and filing it will be seen that the
House Yesterday by majority OF IA, passed the Texas
boundary BILL with the New Mexico territorial gosernmcu;
annexed and sent il TO the Senate.
WASHINGTON, SER. G.
See lie Union for Yesterdays proceedings of the House
REPRESENTATIVES To-day Mr.. Howard Of Texas appealo,
from the decision Of the chair against motion 10 recon,
ar The rejecting the bill yesterday A motion 10 lay
the appeal on the table defeated. The appeal was
sustained and the main question then ordered The Texas
bill passed 10 third reading by the vote OF lus to 3
and fHdg PASSED ~ the vote vi lUS 10 VI. The t
atneiGed Nv Mr. Boyd's motion Incorporating the New Mex.
leo territorial government, has gore 10 Tie Senate, where ];
Wi! doubtless pass.
JUDGE BERRIEN-A STRANGE DEVELOPMENT
The New York Express says "ln reading the debates OF
the Senate upon the Fugitive Slave Bill find the follow
ing remarks of Mr. Berrcn of Ca and Mr. Pratt OF Mary
land. Mr. Pratt said:
Now there is one fact which the Senator OR Berrien
has related To me- which desire 10 mention 10 tie Stnait
The honorable Senator a. have understood from h has
collected upwards Of 100000 for citizen OF The State 81
Rhode Island upon obligations given 10y citizens .: Georgia
10 Rhode Island tor negroes impurtcd int" Georgia.
Mr. Herrien.-Wi!l the Senator allow me! lnqucsoag.
biz the Senator is in his statement. have stated %
him many years ago, in the exercise OF my professional
dutv had collected large Notwithstanding near TIE
he staes!n bonds or notes, which wer leit IN m
hands by citizen al Rhoc Island, and which were g b.
citizens of South Carolina and Georgia. stated tNat
the Senator but did intend that should be introduce:
here.
Mr. Pratt certainly understood the Senator 10 state -
The time he told me fact that he himself wished
bring il 10 the notice the Al any rate, di
Understand The Senator request tina, should say noting
on the subject.
The Express adds at is bu, small matter whether tie
Senator spoke III concucc or not. 1t is the FACT
wish call the attention Of readers particularly those
oi New England, and especially Rhode Island. VIVA; j,
this fact! That lawyer Of the State Of Georgil i
collected THREE HUNDRED olTl2gs
OF RHODE ISLAND NEGROES IMPoRIED INTO GEORGIA
We do suppose much would like 10 believe, hai
years has made this importation of negroes Piracy, and
IN section OF country whence hear said agains
slavery that the greatest pccuniary rewards hay
been derived from traffic in slaves. With such facts sarn
us in the face and proclaimed aloud from the Senate Cham
Der at Washington, may Zeal for the welfare
slaves questioned and the Of hypocrisy be fun
adherence of oppression The fact which Mr. Pratt ha
here drawn out is many Of readers bu
il is sad one and which cite only d,
plore it, bu, for the sake of saying in the OF
charity for all men, that it ought 10 teach 10 have tl
orbeaance with others when say the least of IT, we
no better than we should be, ourselves"
On Sunday last The railroad line, 20 miles west c Cum
bcrand, Nd, says the Baltimore Sum- atrace
by the singular conduct of bis dog who persisted in scratch
ing particular spot, and barking uriously In ics
moments the dog, succeeded in exhuming human hano
dcicatcy formed and the man Immediately after set to wo
and disinfcred the body of young and beautiful loosa
female with small and beautifully formed hands and limb,
Her boken and her breast much bruised from lh
blow Of budgeon. Her throat cut from ear
and, from the Commissions and absence Of any great qian,
OF blood, the throat supposed have been cut af
DEATH make death certain In her pocket was found
letter from her husband Thomas Mclaughlin, and mar
Eleanor Fcchly Prospect Ill., Brooklyn, ~ Y, Ia be o'
warded Ellen Eagan" and expressed desire his par
for her to meet him al Cumberland. The marriage ccfi
cate was signed by Hugo Mcguire, PASTOR {. BROOKLYN
New York"
Mclaughlin suddenly disappeared. when the dscoyee
murder was announced, and his hat found in t
hc beneath the murdered body he is Justly suspected On
hot pursuit made after him.
MAIL ROBBERY IN OHIO
We have already referred TO the Sch
o. Hinton, agent for the Ohio Stage Company" and h
erio considered respectable man, who was charged wit
robbing the mails OF 1000 He was arrested
Cleveland but though guarded by three oficess made hi
escape from ju reward Of $500 offered for his
capture His plan of operations is thus described by tn
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