Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23

onneaI had been dsregarlcd For five months G @,1
gress been engaged in davisns means wanton nsu
MOI ,h proviso on the South; yet Southern men say w.
no wrong the povso Mr. L. here gave an CONQUER
SUI, Ne common blood and treasure OF The various
e" " ,h North says that they will pi the marx 81 ILL.,
ion on the Sonth and that no Sou'nGfh ,i' . reny
.,mon sui with his presence lie talr ~ ""' H.
It's h,t brothers can bear am! he desired 10 see Wv
- IN in I'M. Nashville Convention, III the mos ba
fo mplorc our Northern Gre,en ~, :" rnnseaenccs
u 9o body else seems, Dut shareholders can
ne,bcr and consult 10 their wrongs IL 'nt n RnL
s,arfares with the vested rights o ms Henu ,,;r
l he not call together his directors 10 proect S
and lay their grievances before the De, ,b
xh wool-growers, golfers, and IIihuiac,ue. I'D "a wc
WIN sr,1ed shareholders asthe North calls u.s. anu Us We
p sted 10 make ourselves to be charged wiz.
; should they think proper TO go mo I'm ; IN ,h
TO protect their interests puy say w. will be terrific
III hre,k no the Union! Was ever more giaiihs ' So,
.v shownl Gentlemen are to break up inc o ,r%,
va, ,yl not 20 into Convention 10 save ,lie or, go
W l;no 10 break up the Union ii the Wfnot rro'iso pass
, are afraid 90 into Convention 10 save .i'
Iinioni He was for saving the Union py hio"'.s ~
S,h ,h.t we will stand by our rights ana oui 'l ij
VII .ronp can grow of the Nashville convention
% that BODY do anything, without The SANCTION Vi VIC Pc
nlel win you not have TO act upon upon ~, h hnd
,n he nkcnl Suppose maa IS on MS way loieii ~
can . W down the genteman's Bank? win the gentleman
say wait until tho act Is done ana leh it
agnder can be punished for arson! or VIII III wan u'
% cni him for fear that the offender may be exasperaed
h. interference and go and burn down Inc buildings 30
Il man be found in The act Of committing hiu'uei ~
will not prevent IT, but suffer MN 10 co,,, "p n.ns
and then punish him by hanging Gentienen plop'se
m act in the same way with the Nllmot ffoviso.
The Constitution guarantees to the South Inc ien' ~
como together and petition Congress Tor fsuress VI
;v.ncrs There is no treason in that Judge Mar
shal SAYS treason is Orcrt act suppose inc ni,o
proyiso pass and Old lack signs it, and we then resist
o,c. Old Zach under his duty viii point MS unerhs
runs on MS and shall be either convicted traitors VI sue
cessfu patriots n, w Z, p,r,
moved 10 adjourn Mr.. Lyons asked why these ihoohs
| were not made when their side were speaking.I
Mr. Lyons continued He wished avoid that issue TO
prevent the passage of the aggressive law and save the
Union Again. is said 10 be dangerous for the oou 10
assemble-and yet few days since petition was offered
BY Seward our slaves There IS no treason IN dt,
they say; but gentlemen North and South say la Il 10
treason in Southern assemble together 10 consider
their wrongs Ii this be true We have, SAID MI L. he
most despoc government earthworse than Russia OF
Austria system towards Hungary Shareholders are now
cursed because Northern brethren poison The air We
breathe the drink and peril the lives OF our wives
and children They tampsr with the slaves by circulating
pamphets putting marks of degradation and even
proposing slaves-yet the South is mol TO NEE.
together appeal 10 the North Is justice 10 De kept
out of our rights by Congress! Mr.. Webster, they
say has made a speech. why dld he MAKE ua'
speechl 1t was TO save the UnonWhat will The North
saw when they the South declare that there Is no
danger 10 tho Union! Ii the South meet together
TO tell the North frank and friendly language, that
va are willing To settle the difficulty fair grounds VIII
moi The North Mr. Webster that he was right tina! ne
deserted the danger and saved the Constitution anu e
nionq He warned the lacetGg TO take care how .ey re-
ndate The almost unanimous action oi the Legislature ana
,uke away from Mr. Clay the tile Of Pnccator by saying
hat there was no danger and he South had nothing 10 conf
paiu or Baker Illinois, Fredericksburg said ileSou-
en representatives. did not represent The sentiments ol m
South Bissel Of Illinois, said The South was all empy
bryado and that Illinois could send tniriy regiments u
put down the South /; gentlemen are right ever re-
gmcu,s will do 10. they gay VIC have nothing 70 complain 81
Mr. L.. here paid handsome compliment To the Democrats
Cass &C. who stood by the South gentleman oil Phla
delphia IA Whg) had told him, few months since, thai
nothing could dono tho North 10 settle the question: n
iii the South shows firmness and union. distinguished
Wing member of Congress from Louisiana (hc State 10
which Mr. Mcfarland had anded) had also told nm ina
the only way the South to convince the people
of the North that we firm and united To effect 50
desirable an end he warmly advocated the Nashville Con
ycntion But whatever issue things should take he was IN
| the same bark with them and would stand down with
the South. Mr. Lyons concluded with an eloquent appear
in behalf of the committees resolutions. ~
| Mr. FLEMISG JAMES moved the previous question (Cries
for "ScoTrn) Mr. ScoTr took the floor Great cries and
terrific confusion. Mr. Lyons hoped Mr. ScoTT would be
heard Mr. FLEMING JAMES moved an adjournment CHAR
decided il OF ORDER as Mr. ScoTT had the hoor MI
nrs appealed from the decision of the Chair Mr. ScoTT
moved an adjournment till Friday night next, O'Clock, The
question then 10 be- taken at II, +. NJ
| Mr.. FLEMING JAMES moved To adjourn sane DE
The Chair appealed the meeting for order he alluded
10 the great ebarrassmens under the most lnausPcious
circumstances Of presiding II there were par
om.nrary laws 10 guide Them could keep order. A.
there none he appealed the good OF the meeting
10 keep order The Chair finally decided Mr. JAMES motion
| TO BE- out OF order.
MIR. JAMES Twin II ScOWlD-lHcTc VIII Dc one
votes more against you the meeling than now.
Mr. ScoTr said Every we'll" He effectively appealed 10
the meeting adjourn and allow the question 10 be discuss
ed by some representing the Democracy who had not at
all been heard The Wings Ind been heard fully, and h
hoped the Democrats would have an opportunity also
Mr.. Heron DAVIS for fair discussion and advo-
Gated an adjournment go
Mr. r. r. DANIEL in vain called "AIr. Chairman" Final
w. midnight the meeting ny an immense vote adjourn
ed over Friday night next
We haye given pretty full but imperfect sketch Of the
scene The subject is most important one and We desire
the people Virginia by what portion OF the
Wing party seek 10 assal the Nashville Convention, by
false charges party and dsnion motives We again take
great pleasure in thanking the able and gallant Wings @ho
have stood up nobly for the South against the most en-
aodinary influences. The whole Wing press cven the
Republican, eth Brute have changedro and now bear
ing down against the Nashville Convention lhey, ana
most of the orators have made the most vigorous efforts
to hold up the Democrats intending TO make wretchci
political capital OF grave question In spite OF all
these influences the friends OF the convention still Keep their
flag of the Constitution and the Union flying and we verify
believe, will continue To do SO.