Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-31

inson, Bright, &c, let them take the plain
common Sense, yet highly patriotic speech Of NJ.
Iowa. and ask themselves whether as reasonatI pot
can ask for more. nen,
1t is runlored that SIR. Bell will, in The emil -.
of adjustments and is believed bv some h,, pgse it4
the Republic either written by Mr. Bell ar ny sa .e-
spices and sanction. Ii Southern Scna,or. nc h.
supporters Of the President and oi ultra view h
ern President, with Cabinet composed ~ '''
gentlemen from the slaye-hoiing States win ''J"
selves 10 the defeat OF the bill OF settlement, M .he
we'll initiate the Dutchman who bring caI,d Hoi't
scribe To lightning rod for The village church 'n u
bnildn. oi which he had already literally ~"afa
claimed Indignantly: We'll if de Lort will ,Io,d
house lie must do il At his own risk" y" '"'
| Public opinion is fast coming 10 the rescue of H.,
in the Senate and the House If REPRESENTATIVE e ~
ec;s are visible i'll the greater moderation Of S ""-
members. -t''V'
ADMINISTRATION toward the union oil measure, d. ~ u
pose," writes the Chief Justice Of n Sou,hs,, 81 !e..
iion-hcared Henry Clay, while il Increases 4e
and doubt with respect Ia tile fate Of these ~. &,
slons IN TINS Gialter, a tar a can learn no b.
than regret speak, however for myself ~, = ~.
admitting CalliOrGa, and doing nothing Tor Y, ~ sa:
not only presents no adjustment from which :, ~.
may be hoped lor but has not even the luert of r
present eNigency, since il negiccts The obyon.
duty nt providing government which w.. ara - e
vide for the territories. -
| "t is 10 settlement of any question win
mutual satisfaction OF Gssentirnt ba.,i... hr, ~
consequence OF "A failure T. make such ,e,,n,op, -
leaving the territories without suitable govc-o u
encourage, and must lead (as in The case al C,l,.;
evolutionary movements. tending 10 insu5or,inati
organization in the territories themselves. viii ~
thu same dis>ensons which now prevail are /, ~ '.
and relieved. There may, indeed be suifrio,, ,,,
the admission OF California 4 separate moasS,, 80
the others fail. But TO leave the matter in ,h,, ,o,
should be regarded deraisr re,9rt-the resnl,
sity 10 be avoided ii possible"
! The warn.s part of the session will comme,c, =.
fortnight after The California bill shall be as,n On, .-
committee Of the Whole on the state ., the I.ni,,
be hoped that Northern members will rafain coo d
eiectua way To put down agitation j. 10 deprive j, -, NJ
One revolutionary effort is conquered by eyol,
counter scheme.
Hints thrown ont here by gentlemen hayi,, ,,.
the Spanish legation represented By the yery urbane
plished and highly popular Senior Caderon d. Ii H,.S
Her Mos, Catholic Majesty Donna Isabella II ms.
testify her gratitude - very attentive and e,ifr
Rotary o State bv inbbing him knight Of the S,an
der ot the Goiden FI,sce. "Thie,' said wag D,l f.
COMMUNICATION Of The naval exploits oi the Cabin.,
Is in consideration Of the Gaiphins.'
Photographed for The Baltimore Sun
WASHINGTON, Ma,
Confirmation. Stare Stimpede.
Mr. Lcchar has been confirmed as Minister 10 Me-,
The aboli,ionisis are al work here. Last night lin,
mestics in The family of the Hon. VIM. Cocoes. a,
were spirited away. About twenty slaves have been .,
away from this city and ncighborhood