Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-01

nen would depend in great degree upon the manner OF
their appointment and their tenure
lie aprccotcd sectional division, and exorted 10 harmony
When h left here either temporarily finally he desired 10
r,r ike brethren it might b. that BIZ would 20 home in
.nrrow but not in anger He desired 10 act as Virgin ian
every where in tbs State was his home
II was important Iha, The House should adopt Con.
sntiun not only founded in Justice but with NIL the
appearance Of it, lie made no irpntaon'- indngcd in
M suspicious but The Legislature which had passed The
bin under which they now acting nn-t nav Deiievet
that the Census would have been taken by ms nlc; The
member Logan. who VAS meiil'er oi III lai saa so
To conclude otrlws, would be to lmpac fraud 10 i'
l.e.islaTur AZ,
n. voted for the adjournment. upon questions Of hgl
STATE consideration and of popular night.
Mr. Boris would have been content 10 have given silent
vote upon this question: If had not been for the appeals w.
sectional Questions when no sectional interest required H.
His highest aspiration had been 10 live to see these section
al aspirations done away with, when Their" should be nc
East AMI West, Lut State. fe was III favor OF ht
,d,o ninenf lie believed that by The a:lolrnien nnc
the nlom1'on which would be furnished hy II, every
member would come back better prepared 10 ACT %" all "
questions before il liian now.
Mr. h tL, not think any change could be produced in
mcuba minds by statistics: hr did not regard The basis as
question nj principle, but one OF political power. Al n
proDer time he SHOULD give the which Induced this
belief liz should against the adoption Of The rcsoln
to-day tomorrow and H. long IA would enable eve
~ member present lis proposition Il the House and
have il properly referred When there were IL more esoln
lions aud propositions be- referred This resolution might
BE- taken and adopted Al proper time lie was peaIed
10 vote :or Il.
pcarn,ent .. Tie resolution aud the amendment.
Mr. Tnrpw> moved that The lions" d. nov adjourn
lRrjected
hc.c to-day mol prepared discuss the resolution, but o
ADOPT ,i.c resolution determination having already been
arrived He had hnrd no reason for the proPilety OF the
step We had been told that MI other questions were un-
worthy OF consideration until the basis was DISPOSED of
Ihr AArons rod that was 10 swallow up everything
else Whilst he considered this question oil great
importance vet there others which should influence
IA irsr their
There The judiciary, upon which deprnded The peace
and happiness land But, according 10 the member
from Eanaw I'M the dispensing power OF justice WAS
be made dependent upon the defeat or success oil hs or
that organization oil the legislative department IL Vas
this consideration which, NJ the first mention OF the ad
ournnen had pnt his mind against H. Suiar from the rca-
sans which had been urged deciding his Judgment in iuvor
Of adjournment they had sEeled his heart against H. Gen
icmcn vino opposed 10 what they regarded the PERM
cios system uf elective ludicaiy would sill tolerate il
il the legislative drpa: mrnt Vi the government was not
gan2ed please them. And SD on The other sid" Mem
brs ID tlked bolhcry love and all those things which
are all very enqen bur, ii the argument was nc there
mid no brhery lave. 1t nladn the proclamationnny,
opos il in the cons;itupa-that The East could
not trust the West West The East. He repndatcd
such sentiment.
This adjournment cou! result in no good. Feeling had
bern aroused y the member from Hcnrco had properly
remarked! this struggle Tor powerthe defeated pnrry
would bc exccdhe judgment would be perverted -reason
would he'd passion would usurp its throne Far
from him any desire 10 force Western gentlemen into
m. srs.ipn even the consideration o this question be-
fc proper Obtained. lie would be willing Ia
adjournment there other questions before them
for their consideration besides the Legislative department.
WHY net proceed consider them. Ii we dlourn now,
will We have advanced NJ all. Will come back here
technically the opinions with which we left. He
profoundly ignorant OF III" views OF members upon The
Judiciary and other questions now when he came here
IL was necessary that inter change of opinion should
be mad that there should be discussion that might be as
crrined where they and where they disagree He mp
PRETENDED thar cond not b. obtained without this
me members upon the ,nor had been chosen for the sss
lturc and whilst il had been anticipated that the Conven
ton would DAYS into that 81 the Legislature II
expected that il wound Of entirely contemporary II
tie Convention WORKED with reasonable industry, they
woni BE- prepared end Heir session at the time which was
proposed ior Tier Adjournment Il"
II. presented communication from the pIopiit
lns o The Richmond Examiner, sins TIN: they were pre-
pared a dali: paper, and publish The dcbates. &C.
ic price specified ii lhr report Of thu committee.
Mr. Cosw,l moved thal The Hou'r ndi"irn Lost ayes
81 nora IL.
Mr. Rtvrs said ii the abe argument which had been adj
yanced hy The member from Fauquer sufficient
convince the honorable body that their ny their cns
ien:~ required I'M! they should against this adjourn
tnen nothing that H. con!i say wond convince them.
When The Est IN sitif OF nasnaninily, had o!e'ed The
West minority had been rejected with scow and IL
said snccrlnglv that "a gill pciverieh The Judgment
VI r. had read The nj lress which hal been made ~
ri1u- candidates t. r people and thfy had always stated
t,t they were in f;or ot the White Basis against II
But thai they here their minis not mad up
they have gh they wanted The census. Ii this
was They had oycreacrd their constituents. The East
had Organized COMMITTEES Basis in the spirit mag
nanimity and ha,s given the West The mijpyi and
thcy - hon" aud tell Then constituents that HE
West had gotten al it wanted ami lad them home
ilG with lncu.
The roll 5rins caal the motion indefinitely postpone
was Loaf, follows.
AyEs-Mcssrs John Y Mason, rresiden' Arthur, Banks
Barbour B,aie Hocnch, B,wcs. BraNton Burgess, Cham
bliss Chiffon Claiborne, Cooke, Conway Cos, Davis Doug
las Edwards Fnney Flood Fuqua Garland Muscoo r.
H. G,rn~r' i,ode, Hail. iII, Henry t.. Hopkins, Jones'
I.eakc Lyon Lynch, Lyons William Martin, Meredith
Moncusc, Morn, pr!,y purSns Ridley. Rves Saunders
scos2,a, Francis w. Scott, Robert F Scott, Robert G.
Scott She'll Slap Jas. Smith, Souhal Sfinad, Straugh
an, Sroiter Archibald Stuart, Tunis, Turn5u Wallace
Samuel Watts Ira Williams Wngfeld, WoolluS and wor-
snam-G3.
NnEs-M essrs Anderson, Armstrong Bland, Blue Bolts
Brown Camden, Capcrton Garlic Dale Carter, J. A. Car
Ter Chambers Chapman, Cook, Dcneaic, Eimunds Fauk
neT, Ferauson, Fisher Floyd, Fukers"n F"I'z y, HAYS
Hoge George W. Hopkins, Hunter jacob janney, John
SON. ncnncy kno,o etclier, I.onLergcr Lucas, MEGA
man McComas, Jefferson I. Martin, M,hr, Moore, Mur-
ply Nerson, NcwmIan, PendIcton Price Samues Sey
monr Arthur R smith, Benjamin II. Smith Joseph smith,
William Smith, Snod.fass Stephenson, Jr, T. Stewart,
Sunl.ers, Tate, Trrdway, Van Ninkle, William Watts
White, White, Wiley, ). c. Williams, Wise aud Wysor
TO
On motion Of Mr.. EpwARns the House adjourned
GREAT UNION MEETING AT CASTLE GARDEN