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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-10-15

Carl 5umpbrps.
.Biaiam w. Scan,
Jcfcpb Nifa,
Scbn 3. Suob,
3bomas 9raft,
W. 80. SaIpwin,
Jfaae 50. WOrris,
Jfaae elliott,
Deter W'gaM
Samacl S1crris,
1trabam 3. se,pie,
QDeIltt.
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6Ol.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
.s.aTiaan ENQUIRE i.
MoSSlxc. ocTonEk

o,,,-,rop KING OF ALABAMA
sf.AAio" inv character il equal L" his eN'
- ,.lt called upon 10 Fo'o .o' ~" -. 80 4.
excellent sense ', ,, 10 reckessy Denounced Is d
dairy nl' M"'''. ,,er the high responsibility o. u"'s "
u'ioe' ~ ,,e reoce of the Union. "h' ''.''' ""'
the "'u'' "' - as well as those who SUSTAINED ~ "a'
- -, ,;tl assaults, We feloiee - CIV ~ . IL
oce'' e"' l lint has lad full justice a''e !" ~
has NV , -, !; ,le true spirit 10 he manifested " "
e,h Events may sweep oh' 70 a. " - ~ .iro
-, of the South, an! the poi'y u @o
- - , because Q! an honeS' e'"eie''' "
- j, will be fatal III lis eohs' - f
cordial a.,i solid union OF Tue SCUM,
venting NJ. Campbell alluded 10 in the following
.,lo nm, the Mobile Register is one % "''
o,,onen,s OF The recent adjustment measures
most oe'-," ,;n s,,ler Of the Nashville Convention
,.1 ,, a, who agree with him in principle viii ''
we nus, w. -. somc wisdom and elevated justice:
,rseon al the Make, House tho otleT evening
IN Tue To- hear Mr.. Campbell pay our de'ihs"s"
sd Ssna,s Col W H. King marked a.n wei h
Commitment He spoke OF his genera euus, - ammo
, session in terms OF tie most eciG:' up! '
u"ns l - ad extracts from his speech on me
Iii which he commended 10 ne aEoe.' u" n, .nnt Il
views wu,,hy Of statesman ana l:' ii. cpolnrs
Wv hh ,rsonal character of oar Senator Oh h'
n; and well dcscrvet iniucr ce "!u 1T ~
'a ~, i MI, 10 listen his warnings ana 10 i.sl ~
TT He said that some oil the itts'iis ~ A., =,
opinions Einy had given so,nc votes that he, Mr T.
,I 49,, hay, given bu that 50 great was ms eonu'h'
" i in his devotion 10 The interests o MS e
lion and in the elevation and purify ol ' H. Mr. e ,
~ insure on his acts would ever escape iis' M y;
liz knsy him he an hGncs laiiln seh'l''et ~ u
"a,c,iovcr and in the great contest thal - NOV 81. H.
~, ,,,,v he was true 10 The Suuh ana l" vie ''"' -
Ti In, ,ic substance Of Mr.. Cs remarks ma 'l'f
v.c received NJ the audience VIII entha-iasuc pi,
We intended Publishing some cS'tAc!s i, I v aur Inn
,I,h Mr. C. referred, but could Mt" readily Ii! our 1un
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
THE TWO MEETINGS IN MOBILE.
The onion Meeting and The Southern Meeting


THE GREArtN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has s,ok..
-Sas acknowledged ~ ali to have been TIC largest p
:eGlias eve. held in Mobile. There is no mistakiro'
demonstration. large majority of the voters Of Nv
county were prevent and, under The broad banner a,
UEion, Wings ard Democrats net h:rnpnop<.y ,orer.
forgetting al purity differences, aId pledged hens,y
each other 10 make common Cause in Ge.cLce d Re
intion rs /; is AID The Union a il Is. '''
W. have room to-day for Comment on til, al..,
mcciiag Oar co,trs are too iinci occupied and y. &
defer Ia another occasion the remarks We inicndr! =,
We cannot omit 10 say, however, that tie speech Of h.
HOPKINS was oil the gbic arguments which w.
had the pleasure Of lstcnnr. We promised ,nli y
oi H. wien shnil take peisur" in layins il before M
readers. The number present al is great meeting was ~
mated at 500 to 1860 and they were all Uaon men
Our opponents kept away, nni made every effort in !.
power prevent others going BAT it OF NJ
The peoi!. there. Mobile has spoken and lie, O., "
IS for the Union
From tia M'i.s Ie-.-rc.. o. .
SorruEs% MEETING. The nr, TING ~ The mark hare
al .iontay night considering M. siIo.Eess OF The n.
and The absence 81 chowdcr So Of the irge,,
ever was !l,ld in Mobile.
The Chnifmcn w.rc Oh. Deas aai Philips: Sccre,.a
e. G.. Henry aud i.aty EAir. Col Phillips in an eocg.
al res- explained the OBJECT 81 la. meeting enj was foil
al rs abb speeches nom b. EOy.n, j. 4. Campbell =,
Daniel Chandler, E-q- The peace measures o: Come.
were e,iscca..d and examined separately and coil c',
and how any impartial rejecting mind cont listen 10
an eyio,r ma. hot come The c0n,uso. :aa; tie r,s
Ind .-t cauac imenaton All. mourning, tIlcr tsr
frlncine i, is impossible for IL 90 conceive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
THE FIRST AMERICAN CENSUS.


have been permitted 10 examine III copy of an ancient
and analr record which shows the popu4iion ard pro-
pcr Of Virginia in the year l52i This gives The
nusr tie inhabitants Of each nf he corporations anf
MA nations existing date. 1ais includes the names
sre md condition Of tho persons t'c date Of their arTva
in H. colony, with the Of The vessel in which they
cam II lo shows the servants AMI s.sea the pro-
vslna live STOCK poultry aad ammunition, belonging
IA cah From mis- census appears slaves had beer
in,pfrd earlier than 1920 which is the period usually as
sirnd for their introduction into Virginia.
81 haze work which will be moro interesting tc
The historian .. antTnaran none which throws 50 much
lgh upon the customs and condition Of the country al &C
cnr.a period Those su in genealcGy or interested II
fren inhe,!ancea will doubt examine the work will
plcace We viii merely sav, for tho information of tha
numerous and highly r?ec'ablc family lately assembled ir
con,tnun a; the o Jennings did NJ, occar, nr
On very ~a:soy investigation W. ind, however, MANY
curious Appropriated the pe.io. Amongst tho
are saappances ant LOCKS 'na,c,locks, and ''rciron
els" The consists Of coats Of male head pieces
huff. coats, Steele coats, and corslts We observf
the muster cf ancient tens:gn "Thomis Sa:cga," &c.
The aggregate aopn ton Of Nirgna vas, 1874 accor
ing to this census, a5ou. 1000. / Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

Some time since the Iyncburs Ni.eiran strongly bias
sed BY its "consrvats sneecdat Our notice OF the large
practical talent and strong which characterized the
present Reform Convention We glad 10 find that the
Times fully corroboratcs the opinion deliberately express
ed. 1t says'
"Aer three days observation of that body wo should feel
disposed say something Of the impressions winch We
have derived OF IL character. We may say briefly MAJ
we find fully confirmed the glamen, expressed soon NJ!
ter The popular election that the Convention would III POM
Of intellectual ability do great credit TO tho State II was
good fortune to witness inc proceedings OF tr
majority of the people think i, necessary 10 undo le
leaving u, Of view the three most usous lights al iha'
ayschare Marshall Madison and Monroe, whose equals
in epua.ion nc unfortunately II bc found in Nir,
gnia peysuad,a that tho present Convention VIII
bear favorable comparison with that IN respect TO me a
rrcuac ability Of lis members. Indeed question wheh
.. larger portion OF strong men, in the whole number OF
one un,cd and thirty hye, would, under any circuHsian
ccs, tc delegated 10 perform public trust
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
TO-DAY. THE NINETEENTH or OCTOBER.

-
Ti day memorable in the annals of Revolutionary war
trc as the anniversary Of Tic battle Of Yorktown will be
cecbra this city wiki unusual spirit The large num-
Der Of military visitors in city, composing tho Mi
M,arv Convention, will Join the volunteers OF Richmond
in paying appropriate honcrs TO the dag. collation.
has hcn prepared, (,y the volunteers Of tho city, al
Tie Ceairal Railroad Depot of which their "brchrenn-
arms" have been Invited par,ake Several companies,
from ncighbong Counties learn, will also be present
and doubt the display the occasion will be highly
interesting.
The Goochari Troop, Capt. Morson, wore received by
the r. L. Dragoona the suburbs of tho city, yesterday
crnoon They arc particular guests Of the r. L. Dagoons
bu, welcome g, Of the whole Richmond Volunteers
They Ene understanding set Of men, who both viii
ling and ready put down invasion ard oppression from
abroad OF al home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
Teleernphed f.! the Washington Union.

OHIO ELEt llON-LATEST
ColraDrs. ONO, OcT. 10 Majority for Democrats Co.
vernor froa twelve 10 fifteen thousand Congress- The same
MS las, Congress- is lost in crr!ss district and is
gained in Roots. In the L. isa,urc, Join, 5alo,-4s
Democrats 10 Wings, II free-soilcrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. The General Convention
at Cincinnati adjourned Thursday The convention deter.
mined 10 employ The New York Bible and philadelphia Bible
Societies 10 7u5sh standard edition o: the Bible The Board
oil Missionaries voted 10 recommend 10 tho bishops 10 nom;-
naie pes5ysry 10 be consecared the Foreign Mission
IN flicn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
rrNNy I1ND'S CONCERT,

PHILADELPHIA, Der. IL 10 p. M.An immense audience
is in attendance Jenny Lnds concert She appeared
amid deaenng cheers snd II time before order
could be restored After her first song the stage was lite
rally covered with toquets is magnificent display
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

THE SETTING SuN.rew, in either love or politics
have the consistency OF tha flower 80 poccaily dc.
sc,bcG by Moore, (says Tie New osiaans pcl,l)-
Power CASTS veil the .npc:lncons of men, "hich is
only withdrawn ~ their rcura from Office Once cast
aside their errors become visible naked eye The
Washington correspondents Of The I,uiss lie Journal
stance who ardent anror and lns,y defender of the
late Cabinet when in pace begins - discoycr specs
TIE disc of their sum- which Before shonc brightly. He
saws
"Thc little that sad in former letter may have SUI
feed suggest 10 Tic fancy Of your readers how very oppo
site The fact 10 the Cabinet which has just passed
away They weyc far from being the whom, for
such stations the country choice would have alshted
Except Messrs Clayton and Ewins-who were known, bn;
in some respects ndmred-'hey were mc,ciy
obscure, bur absolutely un!cld "f Coz. Cfawiods
had been the puoic tongue beyond his State Re
verdy Johnson che best OF tina buGch noted only Tor
bad politician he good lawyer and high gentleman
,he one had f:coraia ctl,hy the or fame OF the bar.
But Cclalefs n, blow fame had nc"cr expanded beyond
the limits OF Congressional disrct and Prcstcns The
bloom Of hour of Tayorism ocoioco district Of The
mounians OF Virginia, had already faded there after
ng its t:anstory Sweets upon thai dessr, air. !6raa
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

When the news of the defeat Of Mr.. Pearces Bill frat
reached here gentleman, who Nil nong has bean very
strong advocate OF the Bill heard 10 say: well LEI
her rip millions air. sach ihunderin big pile after
all."-l ClcrsssrWs T:rus) Stanard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

FAYT'?rE 3icMII.I.EN i.-i, arrived hero ON Monday
LAST on his Way home :.oi Washington Ie ,oss remark
bis we, after he lanos conssq n ~ 1ns ai pro;raci-
"a eia? III the oi government ADD ac. pa:tanlnc
in the duae-ations 81 thc important sc.-ona
of Congress ag.r held in smeg'. lie has been shinl 10
the n,arsss vi III. constituents aad has been :aoIc con
sianll his post than perhaps any member ii til House
of Representatives. !bngdOn DenGer.t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

Tie Convention yesterday adjourned Until Monday.
10 await no renof' OF Tho Committee Of IS appointed undc
Mr. Byrs resolution 10 repo.i Tie expadieai method
OF bringing before the Convention amendment. 10 The Con-
sution, which NAV be pEorosed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
TIE CONVENTION then adjourned .ina de


LOVDOUN COUNTY, vA-Therc are s:a,y Urinary
schools and six academies in the county and FIVE hundred
and rec scholars attended t!om during last year The
raised for free Schools during the year. was 81 3
s. Paupcrs in tho county, hundred aud fifty cos;
of support s. 50o-abcut 500 IS for each rauper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
fTe.eernphcd COR ri.e E,ltimo sun. |

THE SYNOD TIFF FUGITIVE SLAVE question.
FirT>a.Ra, oerohra l1.fh- Sya1d OF the OLD School
Pesby sTiaa Church assembled here iola. Tie Revd
George Marshall appointed inoder1tor About 2O'
Ministers and Elders in Attendance constituting the
largest synod in connection with that Church ever held.
ueinorill TIE session ana conlrcsarioE ior pa-
burg ad =a" presented pa ing tho synod 10 give
expression ol opinion against tho fugitive slave law
The ngu:oal dcnounres II inqr,ous 4 motion was
made postpone tho motion indefinitely, which ,s,
ony one 10 favor Of posipanng.
Tho Res Porter Santa; Campbsll ma Others, made
flaming speeches asanst ha ldw. They pronounced il =
snbvrrs;on ~ morality, aud oppressive They said they
would - TO the fcniona:y before rheying su'' law.
Great excitement, prevails in the Convonl"n. committee
composed y! najl:. Of persons opposed Ia Tie law, was
appointed 10 report ~ ,ac -a'jrct
4 SUSPECTED CUBAN SPA correaronirn, o!
the Charleston Courier writing from Key West, under dat
Of Oct y, sa;s:
"Tha sp.a-h bring peqmona Bonita, w;rh arrived l'.e
on the .5th jpe,5or is suspected ha SPY any NJ
tempt invasion :a may be made from hey West For
this suspicion 10 be good foundation other
reason can be OWNED Tor her remaining here"
--4s<s-----
ToaAcco-The Louisville lEy Journal. Of the O'h inst
says Owing u the damage done The crop by the re-
cent fros,s prices have materially advanced with sales l.
l.,,o paI, IF liz, t-rI r.d I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

~,
were eysccaed and examined separately ard col.cae,
and how any impartial rr.lrc,ing mind cont listen I, g.
az exiso,r, M. 10 The conclusion ;na, tc So.
Ind ,- cause ior incnation aud mourning, rather la
lrlnciua i, is impossible for IL 90 conceive.
From ha Ohio Statesman. o. ~
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
Deiric's NtM''rs E!scted.
Hamilton David T. D!-rey, Democrat.
} nu,l.r &C. l.. D. Campbell, Aa;- + linore WI,
Mnn,rnu,'v. s. Huam Ri, AMI Fillmore Wig "
LOAN. Benz. Stanton. Fillmore Wing
: Lr,a- a. \. =. lis7rt"r, D,Gocrat.
l. :;ei.cca Nc Ff'tcrlck L h''t H. Democrat.
R,owr Sc N.l,on B,i!rrc. Anu! Fillmore Wiz
R,-s a. j. t. Tayior Fugv" S!ms Nh,
. iuir;ra e. Edison 4. Ol:-, Democrat.
IN E~,.uhiln : Charles Sw.r,;cr, Democrat.
II ItirhlnI A. t.a3.cr Enshv Democrat
T. Affirm. a.. John Welsh Fillmore Wing.
"a Msrg.n ~. Janes ". Gay lon., Democrat.
H. Musninen1 g. Alex Harper, Fillmore Wing.
!; B,',nnrI. a.. YIN /. Hunter Fillmore Nhs
III co.hoc.nr g. .lohn Johnson, Democrat.
- /, ,i,.snn X I,frrs Catch Democrat.
* Wnxn. &. David X. Garter, Democrat
~ ,.,mu;i Sc Ebca Newton, free SOcr.
- ,ht,hua AZ. J. K. G.dtinss, s.c Soier.
;, o,,i, a. n S. Iowas.gEd, Free So = T.
W. as'jf, Ia Wings w he r'laticn sustained u ca
,o,,rJa Nr 'Eimorp Mr.. Tayinf s.: Down rgs.
i >;I. nm Wing lie yoir. ar thlt measure, ant /,
rrw arei by the Wings cl his d!ilir' Mh reelection y,
m IncIrsrd malo = in more Of Tie hai coun.r.
II hIa district f,..- =, ~, .
corf. ,str .a..inst The regular nominee.
W max be in error IN supgosng t'at ar Stanton and
m ,,o rh.rs are Fillmore H..ir=. nsy can ec!y hs,,:og
BY rner when he time core TOR open ac"n pn VI
l.n3r, when line Wings OF chi" ~" ~ cl'l'l IN 10 Ct
rile betwac; bin, and MIR Seward am !:s followers
Toal j. WIZ and II ,uo'ras; The saas o- in tie pre-
sent Congress. Gaylods magnify IS ~ o"1e'te's III
Thp senate comprise. l. WEgs 10 Democrats .r1 .
Free Sncrs lalsr, - Nh:ss, - Democrats and far
SJiaIs.
TAIL corn IN yiaGlNit.--l,,~ Tla!ss5urs 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

Loss or BaaoAeE.-The baggage the Weldon Rail-
caught fire few DAYS since, and baggage 10 the value
| of nbcu, =. 600 was DESTROYED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

After an unparalleled doushto six weeks there was yes
terday slight a!nbu little than enough 10 lay the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

In re:o OF tie proceedings OF tho Military Ccn:on-
ton Published IT, yes'.dl.s paper should have stated
that Capt. N!r:c tsho moved the resolution fos tho
mt:ec prepare bas:aess requested tha; Nalct Gwnn
should tY appointed Chairman which accounts for Capt y.
not being a?ponle. 10 tha; position.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
pOETICAL.
:. ,ow i beautifully and crisi-

.-u,,,,nc noon is beautifully and cris-
The idea OF the io'oe
nally expressed: ,ct DYED
''N ~, r.,r HAND WRITING OF ONE BELOVED
Horn is the cdeica,e ,racery" :" her hand IL.
Skinned from the pen as music i'.'l ne "r
a. how the leaning letters, iisc p'ha ,x;,.
l." ne ~ link,d children DER The blue page mp
W ,rh The dash Of her free flooding though the nc
rhn outstrctchd word goes length nifs cht
And there abrupt, the ui-cured 'wl' = = vine.
' M HAMS ike the sun .sickened endrl . 81 y;
Here while she wrote, her soit hand .,r hand;
IN kiss the spo, ~ may not S !, n in play:
And there s'my dear" is scsibb''d o. n,.h, stand
would my name It's conseqa.'bp black eycs sazet
Here, this page her e"ts s.hls, splendid eye1
Her pou,ihg' sh ta' .hSo a. small hana d;a's'
r,a words that live yet IN ms n Nv shiIr
Or was her sol, gaa a's S'e. slow and anga.ly
ai'ia au ~, ~, matted lips hast saaiy snie, moi
D,! het pied h could she-,-ouid she lhlhh Vi III
ana da ,s as,-Hcigh no, l;s all in 'ala, ~
An; VAN m, a, no. Weld -Despair necr won hea"'
p %. lis now too late 10 c''!c lore , i,,"'
Eor iovjna her has grown SORT :" o'"'
October 1880. ...
TOOK NOT UPON THE "lAi. "'''''
PROV XIII 81
Oh soft sleep the hills in their sunny ,ily grows
In ,hs land OF tho scrlh where the F!he - ~
~ n, ' ,be hearts o! The vniagtIs DC,
In ,ha ornpe. nirp!e wales III Inc isics - WV
And fair is the wine when lis ,P'ehao;. i h,ra
Mid silver and gold round the ieS''tal 80,
When Inc ne, aI. the ias,iaing sands Of tie hour
", ro ,o ,he wine cup, though pleasure may SWIM
Mid the bubble 'a' III as1 -. lS 1onn,a 'i1 ' below
ark the sirens That lure 10 The vortex oi ""'
,r,o. have led The gay spirit OF childhood as'ray
Wh.i, drcamd MOI of wiles on It's radiant way; ,,
And the sit check Of beauty they've pal.d IN rs G'o
And oucncd her bgh, eyes IN the ea'i's u 'e '''''
They have torn the live wreath from the brow o. .e
And chaur'd his proud heart 10 The heart Oh sa'e'
And cen the fair fame Of The good ana the just s,s,
With the grey hairs age, they have 'r"d To the Gust
Then If, no, Ike wine cup though pleasure may SWIM
Like an angel Of lrht round its r"sca'e Dim
For dark in The Ct ahs of the fountain below
Lux the sirens that lure to the vortex OF wo'
swec, Kate was heard one day TO sigh,
with beauty lost, I'd wish 10 die"
.aHh M y said Tom with humor quaint,
"No, wish 10 dye but merely paint
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

Swec, Kate wnshcard one day to sigh,
"Wi,h beauty lost, I'd wish TO die"
..Oh. mo- said Ton, with hnmor quaint
"Not wish 10 dye, but merely pant"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

4 SUSPECTED CUBAN SPA corres?onirn, o
the Charleston Courier writing from Key West under dat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

ErsEGlA.it Rd"s .r:t IN ~" t'tt b"f' o. 'e Na
%" H." crui'' 81 ""'"' ~ Tie :.r'' M'.'!
q, taacs. 1, d. hc;ns ;lr seventh day @. he month
E.lwa Gorkr. id'A't"
w. - ~. c.,,..,o ,ai !stl VI loll-,a D.ca' lnI
ll,iali ami upon aU 'nach~'ut fr'"r' . e>eras
The object ul ,.s - 1n ccrn'L'- lc tu'
,,r Inn p; and 49,, Liar, :Aiy Ina ~ foua.
rc j. III io.,t ta Eth dag o Eiy i-j ~ t
melt MIA iyo .iyu eia9r, d" project
,sa4ar III. defendant Vary Jd,e Sd,''H -
,t al his safe - ~ the iaat b: is -'1 s
tina, ,r 4ai 81 .,pi - spttr Bort
o. ,nl .iter t. D'c.. aid 10 "r5i lae'
-ar, project hex am li't hs N "a nc
Mr.. ,r t, W., - n he Richmond In.
nrr ,b shed IA s ,,y K.!aonl, and also be posted u
, door tou.tiouac ~ lao county oh the E:si ~ " III
~. rplrw,y l. ROBINSON. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

Jau, rs .i,.pl >rnrtng the Src'it Of ST. l. i'r.
ni.h tie State Alabama duplicates ni r books AID os
n-nts acre, ,!sr supplied BY Congress, nnd which DE-
str"ycd y til recent hclnns ri III" Capitol 81 s.t Sins
Tunt resolution supply lire Territories u: Oregon aud
Minnesota with Tie Narrative If tie Exploring Expedition.
Join: solution authorizing the President Of the United
States accept and ai;aci III" Navy lwo vrss'!s offered
b. Henry C.inne Esd Of New York. {" b. sent 10 The
Arctic Seas in search Of Sii JOHN Franklin AMI hi, corpa
uions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

TAIL. CO2N ~ NiaGlAit.-ii,~ Iiasksburs g..
Deuocra, in CO. wing rom he Baltimore Clipper an accoa!
ri .lr,e tall M1.yaad co.n, thus shows Tia; Odd Nsa,
is haI.. 10 heal in that Lac:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-30
Card.
WASHINGTON, July 30, 1850.
day.

WASHINGTON, July 20, 1850.
To the Editor Of the Union:
The present session has already been proracted beyond
the usual extent while its labors have been extremely
ardnous and exhausng. To continue during the months
OF August and September could scarcely fail to impair the
mental and physical energies Of members and under the
present condition OF things would sugges, recess of
some SIX or eight weeks, which would enable the repre-
sentaves to go home and consult their constituents and
With ordinary industry the Compromise and appropria
ton bills he disposed of by the 18th of August, and
then the two houses could adjourn until the 18th October
throw out this hint for their serious consideration c.
I'VE take the liberty Of respectfully expressing
opinions on the proposition Of 90" Does he that
the whole slavery question is to be settled and the
cessary appropriation bills passed, before the adjourn
ment! We presume there would be no reasonable OBJ
jecons made to a temporary adjournment. But il he
that the Compromise bill may be defeated ard
settlement adopted in its pace-that California, New
Mexico, and Utah 10 be left without any organized
governments sanctioned by Congress-.hat the two last
Territories particularly have territorial govern
mens provided according the stpulaons of the treaty
OF Guadalupe Hdago-that provision shall be made
for settling the boundaries between Texas and New Mex
co-the consequence of which might be that blows
would be struck, and the blood OF citizens should be
shed upon the borders OF the Rio Grandeif il be meant
that things to be left in this confusion. and the rep
resenaliyes of the people be dismissed to their
spectve constituents add fresh elements OF mischief
TO the cauldron that is already boiling over and new dbl
culties thrown in the way OF conciatory adjustment,
when they should reassemble the 18th Of October,
then beg leave in the most solemn manner, to dissent
from the proposition OF our correspondent
II 20" had given other advice--if he had told Con-
greas that they had wasted eight months in doing too lit
tie. aud in prosecuting too far war of impassioned
and unavailing deba,e-that they were in the midst
of the dog-days. when disease might at any mo-
ment come 10 attack and PROSTATE some Of their
bers-that ii high time act instead OF debating
taking questions instead of discussing hem-cuvsting
spirit OF harmony and restoring peace 10 their distracted
counuy-we should have objection to subscribe TO his
sentiments, and contribute TO enforce theml