Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
r,.oo i.e N,,r YORK. J,urnal Of Comme.

r.o,a The Mr. York Journai Of Commerce.
TIE SIXTH AND THE LAST.I'he Senate bill 10!
the suppress the slave traGe the District o Colum
ti, yesterday concured IN 10y The House. yeas III
na,s "a. This completes the series, VIZ:
l. Texas Boundary.
,. New Mexico Territorial Bill The former passed the
S.uate by .. 80 10 2l the latter without count
they afterwards combined IN one I! IN The House. and
ossed that l05 g. The Senate concurted
ny vote of SO 10 lU.
g. admission OF Caloina. Senl,e,yeas "a, nays Isl
H"use-yeis l50 nays 80.
J. Utin Territorial E.!i. Senate,--ycas 3s nays lo
HousA 81 10 So.
5. Fugitive Slave Bill senate-ycas 81, nays IL; House,
100 10 IS.
Suopresson Of Slave Trade in District of Columbia
SenAt, yeas 81 nays l9 House ia 10 IL.
These devised by the wisdom OF the Sen
the tachca'on OF the country, and We havea strong
expectation TIA, such will be their effect. They meet III
appreciation vas, majority Of the newspapers and, V.
na,e 10 doabt. u the people throughout the country
extremists, bnth North and Soutn, keep up stragsine
ire out 10 be expected. luke the following as
specimens:
From the Albany Journal September9
ANOTHER TRlrMpH FOR SLAVERY !-Ffeedoms Banner
trails in the dusr Washington! Slavery nus acne'co
another triumph twenty-five thousand square miles oi rec
soil has in The ha OF the 18th century, by an act OF me
American Congress- been surrendered TO Slavery And amd
,he clankne Of hear the
Ie - to1 Ycs Northern throats hoarse with
eoclnxs al the victory obtained by slavery over Freedom
On that some aveneng angel would blot out the disgrace
u record that postery might be spared The oFcallo
OF olushing al the degeneracy OF their fathers!
From The Charleston Mercury, September TO-
GuSoREss-From dispatches il will be seen that the
bin the admission OF Cai;orni' Che hieDrand OF t.e
Uuionl passed the House Saturday. They have free
cannon in Washington and displayed lights as or grei,
victory We'll il is victory law and the Constitution
"a victory owe, Justice and all sound siatesmanshporei
the minority who stood up for principles withou; which
nation Lrcomes horde o anhichlsts-a victory o
the Executive over Congress- and OF the spirit Of abolition
uycr Drpa tEents vi the Government !he burning
o, powder may not stop with Washington city.
| From The Boston daas
The "Fuci,ive Slave Bill measure deseryedy offensive
nf fiNB: f.fpl
has been passed by the House Of Representatives and viii
become law ii il receives the signature Ut the President
Words almost inaccquae 10 express our oruhcaon
and dsaupoiament at this result. In House in which the
representatives Of the free Northern States have Large ma
oriy which plainly amples IN the dust some o
their sacred rights, measure when Sets al nasht Inc
pht guaranteed every Northern citizen oi trial by jury
the right OF habens pus has been passed 10 te eace
by rHRTYFouR aAJonTY We have seldom II ever beer
called upon recoid more painful or, in our view, more
unfortunate result Ii intended measure Of corcia
ton il H. believe most sgnnl!y fail OF IT'S object In
stead of aayng il will excite and create agitation II is
measure SO utterly in defiance OF public opinion that ever
III advocates can hardly cxpectit will te enforced.
From the Columbus (Geo.) Sentinei
WHAT Now?-We n;ormes BY telegraph that all th'
measures a5ominalion, including the bill 10 admit Cali
rna as State have passed both Houses OF Congress-
have doubtless this become laws by the executive sane
ton The question which springs spontaneously from tht
ps of every one is What nowl Il will require many
words define position. We have all along conendee
that the admission OF California would fill oovcrhowing nt
poisoned cup OF degradation which the North has Tor
been preparing or tie oouth we nave oeci 49,
mination hold the Union long there was nope
that would be safe in the Union That hope mas now ee'
disappointed and abandon the Union an engine OF
famous oppression. We for secession, open
naked secession. Henceforth We are Tor war upon 'e
Inns exsed but for our uin and TO the extent
our ability TO destroy it, it shall exist no longer
When ul,rasts of both sections says the ~ Journal
Commerce are dspeased with the same set OF measures
there is strong presumption that those measures are
able and fair and such as The great mass of peaceabc CHI
will and oupht 10 approve Such exactly the fact IN
I ,,ecn, cav, While there few discordant notes