Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05
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ssn.y MORNING. NOVEMBER d iSoo.
THE CONVENTION AD!oOkNhp; ,

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TUESDAY MORNING. No,Ehi'i-" - -
THE CONVENTION ADJoon.>.D no
At4P NJ, yesterday, after =; ,, III, n, the first
Convention adjourned, ,sr. eno,ncd nearly the
Monday in January NEXT I ;n,aros,ino debate which
,, a, :; ., animated and interesting u,o"'@,
whole DAY IN an IA the "Bat,lc of the Printers
NAV 20 We" omm:,,ee had recommended he s' ~"
"N , daily popers to report anu .n,
'A s of the Convention, on certain .e,'
~. VI ;,,,nals had made propositions uhae' '''"' :.
,,o, Another proposition put III was :" 49,.
'., MARIO form, like the Congressional '''oo'
u''' ,ion was from the printer 10 the convention, ei
"a his right under his contract, 10 PRINT sau ue0a'
s,oe debate tho Committees proposition was oel
o,ooned by one long debate then ensueo anu
"a, q-ea deal of parliamentary marching and counter
hinc n sor, of compromise, moved oy Mr.. II. ".
Scott was adopted, viz to employ corps 0i iepo'e' "
,ots down the debates and 10 authorize PfoposohS o
h ,,blcoon 10 DO received from the several city papers
Tho Committees report regard as being most eonve-
MON, and efficient and doing justice TO all parties ana all
oo;n We regret its deea,-but pleased that rather
,b,n do nothing Convention adopted the next best plan
10 nead correct and proceedings before the people
for We cannot doubt that suitable arrangement will be made
10 circulate the NATTER thus reported through the press
The Convention has adjourned for months and our
Civ will resume quieide We wish the members sale
return home and that when they reassembe they VIII
come prepared like of the same venerable COM
onweab and to Constitution that shall pro-
tee. the interests Of the whole State.
We nuhsh below the details entire from the Y. Tri
bune to show what cheanery and fraud The Boston lanai
les resorted nuly the law, violate the Constitution mo
insult and rob the South Has not outrage enough peeh
committed TO u. the calling i'll OF the military to The AID
of the civil power least the issuing OF proclamation
bv the President the fanatics Of their madness and
the consequences which they must lead The tone oil
the whole letter. the miserable tricks detailed tho present
condition of thnssin Bosonare all calculated TO excite
The South and persisted in, shake the pillars OF the
Union There is much force the following views Of the
Fredericksburg Recorder
"The President seemed very ready 10 send detachment
of the T. S. army Texas 10 settle the boundary question
by force and We hear nothing however Of any such
means having been proposed enforce the fugitive slave
law in the Northern States. The boundary question be
twcen Texas and the United States one, 10 say The
eap Of doubt II open for adjustment, but the right
of stakeholder his fugitive slave from State
in Unon is question of doubt being BY
the Constitution and provided for BY express law Will not
thew who elected Mr. Fillmore now have the candor nd
init they exceedingly regret they did pu Southern
man in the place he occupies"
P S.-Last evenings mail brings the following infonna-
ton which are pleased
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
WAsnlSoroS, Nov. 3.
Iportant Order of the President Concentration Of In
iaary and artillery at Observation-Disclosures Of The Pre-
sideut-Inion DiSuni0p-Iirniy Board, dc.
The President yesterday gave orders for the immediate
concentration of the dposabe force OF the United States
Artillery and Infantry in Boston harbo There some
few troops Fort independence and the companies Fort
Preble Maine Newport, New York harbor, Fort Nc
Henry and Fortress Monroe ordered 10 that station All
The troops that can be spared from Florida and some of
those that had been Texas for the defence of the
frontier also ordered Boston, The larger portion
the army employed in California New Mexico and Texas
and probably than twelve companies be
now spared for service in Boston Seven eight compa
MES will be concentrated Font Independence within TWO
days. .
determined upon and in consequence Of information re-
ceved By the Executive from the L. s. Marshal in Boston
To show that il contemplated Friday, may be
mentioned that the troops in Florida that day
dered Texas, but the next day they ordered 10
Boston
The President and more than member of his incr
have repeatedly declared their purpose exercise all Con-
suona and legal means TO enforce the execution OF HI
fugitive law This demonstration in regard 10 Boston will
serve TO satisfy the public mind North and South that the
President is really determined he he is TO enforce
the law regardless of al consequences
The movement in regard the threatened resistance in
Boston, is of course OF procauon against sudden in
The presence Of respectable regular force
prevent violence and will also be useful in aid OF The
militia, should the necessity for calling them out
sustain the law The Flying Artillery would clean
dirty turbulent streets where soourn The
groes and the fugitive slaves fortified and harricaded
As incipen measure that of the President is undoubt
edy very wise 1t is better than proclamation which
cannot properly be issued until Of resistance
well as threat, has occurred
But there is no danger ha military force viii
IN DC
that the laws made in pursuance of the constitution
cuted without hiDdrance in their abiding community.
II the community ia disposed maintain the law force will
be unnecessary and if disposed will be useless
The question Is simply of union or disunion.
The best for the Bosonans the present crisis
would be TO hoda meeting, in the Ftchbug Depot
ncrous and disordery than the crowd at Jenny
Lnds concert and lake upon the above question
uni n disunon--and If the former preferred they
could proceed part of The Marshas posse enforce
the execution of the law the Observance which the
tnued harmony and existence of the Union is believed
10 depend
The mixed Board of Officers of tho Army md Navy nd
lourned from Friday Monday when Gen Scott vii! otter
projet OF regulations the subject Of relative rank
THE BOSTON SLAVE HUNT AND THE VIGILANCE
COMMITTEE.
Correspondence OF the New York Tribune
BosroN, Thursday, Oct 81.
The slave hunters, kneh, and Huahcs left the CITY
Yesterday at O'Clock p. NJ fully pess,ae inter weeks
trial that all attempts Mary Ellen Cats in The
Civ of Boston, than useless. Te, not blow
has been struck, net Of violence d.,ncl
As Il was known that they about take out
warrant the Vigilance Committee called together and
various subcommittee appointed. Among these
mittee OF legal gentlemen whose duty il give Crafts
the benefit of every legal weapon of offence and de-
fence. His committee consisted of S. C. Sewall Charles
Sumner, Il. Fl. Dana, j., John c. Park md George
Minot. In addition 10 these gentlemen, Charles G. Lo-
ring ESQ., of the most distinguished lawyers in
the State volunteered his services After full debsra
ton this committee notified the commissioners TINT
if they acted under the law they would be sued the
ground Of the unconstutonay Of their appointment and
that would be taken with Marshal and
his deputies my other persons who should under tho