Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

The roll being called the amendment of the m. nbeA
rom Barbour, The result was follows: n
AZ. -htssIs 1lm'ironr Barbour Planl plle, BrowN
Camden Garlic, Chapman Drneal'. Fnlkerson Faqua,
t;Aly Hays, Hill. Iiogc Henry L. IiopSins jacob JOHN
| son, Knotr MeComas, 7. Martin, Murphy Neeson Pen
dleton Shelley Joseph Smith Stephenson JAS r Sf.wa,t
White und WysJr-30
NoEs- Messrs Mason. tPrssidfn) Anderson. Arthur,
Banks Bcale, Bocock Bots, Bowden Rnwss graxton
Burgess Byrd Caperior, D. Carter John A. Carter Chan
bers Chamaiss Chil;on, Cooke CONWAY Davis DOUGLAS
Edmnnd- Edwards, Faulkner, Ferguson, Finney Fshe,
Flood Floyd, Fuz. Garland Muscor Garne,t Gooae Hail
Geo w. Hopkins, Hunter Ianney Jones kinney kisore
eake, letcher Lyon Lionberger Lucas, Lynch Lyons
A!ccamnn' McCandIish VIM Martin, Meredith ikler
Moncnre Moore, Morris, Newman, Price Pirkns Ri-
Sanuels Scoeen, +. w. Scott. II. F.. Scott r. C. Scott
seymour Shell Sloan Benz. H. Smith. VIM Smith, Snow
den Southall, Sianard, Sranlhan, Stroier Archibald
Stuart, Summers, Tate Taylor Ireiway, Van Wnse Wal
lace, Saml Watts Wm Watts White Wiley Ira Williams,
Wosham and Wincield-S.
So the House rejected The amendment.
The question then recurring on the adoption of the amend
men Of the member from Fauquer il adopted as fol
lows:
AYES -Aessrs. John Y Mason. 1presden,) Anderson,
Bowden, Bowles Braxton, Brown, Burgess. Eyrd, Cam
den, Chambers, Chambliss, Chiffon, Cooke Conway
Ferguson, Fnney Flood, Floyd, Fuz, Fuqua Garland
Muscoe Glrner, Goodr, Hail. Hays, Hill, George s.
bkiJn HbaRkins ,Ils lsny l. Hopkins s Hunter Jacob Janne,
Lynch, Lyons McCamanr, McCandsh, Jefferson r Mar
Norris Murphy, Nesson Newman man psndieton, % Petty Petty
Price, Pursns' SamueIs, seosgin Francis W. Scott, Ro-
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| William Smith, SouihaI, Stanard, James +. S,ewau
S'mughan, Stroller, Archibald Stuart, Summers. Tat
Taylor, Tredway, Van Winkle, Wallace. Samuel Watts
William Watts, White, Whittlp, Wiley, Ira William
Wingiield, Worsham and Wysor-99.
Nurs-Mcssrs Barbour. Bland Caperon Carlile, Dar
Carter, Chapman, Fisher Fukcrsan Ci1lv, Hoge, hi
gore, knote, etcher, McComas, Rivcs SheiIry BonIl
min H. Smith, Joseph Smith, Snodsrass and Stephenson
Jr-l9.
The resolution as amended was then agreed TO-
On motion Of Mr.. Bran, the whole series Resolutions
were then voted on at and agreed Ia.
Mr. NJ GARSErr surprising that the Chair would reqni!
some time 10 appoint these committees, moved adjourn
mcn until Tuesday. afterwards wiihdrawnD
Mr. SrMMEnS offered the following resolution, which
adopted
Resolved That The lst Auditor be- and he is hereby r.
qnestcd inform the Convention within what probable time
Il" viii he able TO furnish The various reports calculations
and tabular called for by The several resolutions
which have been adopted by The Convention and directed
that officer and especially that he state the probable rinr
within which he will be- able Ia furnish the information call
ed for by hc resolution moved by Mr.. FArLKSER oi nr
ley and adopted on the l1th Of October 1850.
On motion OF Mr.. FEndrsoS, lhe Convention aiIournri
Photographed for The Baltimore Sun.
1oremtnt for tie irrea ef FngHire Sarts-IHrsntfnd
Itsisiaace- Great Eiei.emet this Nomination I.ei
| ter from H0rdce Mann, d.c.
Iosrox, Oc7. !5.The United States Marshal in his ci,s
has in his possession warrants for the arrest Of ae
number of fugitive slaves.
Much excitement prevails among thr negro population
The house has been surrounded by them all the
ing. According accounts they determined 10 resist
the shedding oi blood attempt al carrying bacA
10 slavery their coorei brethren negro named Sniinc
who has resided here three or Tour year mas oefh poh
By his The impression Is that serious consc
qucnccs will follow il attempt he made 10 arrest nm ~
is said that several have been arcady made secretly
and ha one in prison in Icvcret street. The
lude n.eugaied this morning in reference 10 the sn.
lec by negroes their a5eors bGi lie would answer
either pro
He declared however that AL The examinations II
took place shond be made public and in the courthousc
The excitement increases every moment The negroes al"
mastering strongly with tie intention nj making orcibr
demonstration should they positively ascertain whether ."
moi any of their brethren have arrested This is by
means crcdable Of nlirs, and il hoped the gooi
people Of Bnson will regard he integrity and sancy oi
the law put immediate stop 10 such attempts al H
violation. ~
c. = Uphamhas been nominated By the Wings of the g.
cond Congressional district Of Massachusetts no candidate
| for sad district.
letter from Horace Mann Esq, has Just been pub
ished He goes for protective tariff and oil Whia mea
sures He reviews length, and with much severity N"
questions involved fugitive slave BILL but does not dc
nounce those who participated in us passage tie oppose
The iarcibs resistance o the fugitive slave law