Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-25

RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
wEDyEsDAY MORNING, JANUARY 70.

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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUAk1 10
, ,bs ,eriod the House received special message from
H. prosdent of the United States in reply 10 MT.
~ l,n;a resolution The President says he reco'u'ri;
~ he peoplc California and New -heAco ~ hrr
So,o Governments but used no means 10 ois 49, Ia sovs
un dcision Ifncw Mexico had become ol', e ,,iJ
h boundary question with Texas would nave II Jyises
by the Supreme Court of the cnea slbs h Territories
C;onrress most earnestly not 10 lnteil.io WIN '
but 10 await the action OF their people. onlv TINT
Tho cssape is construed IA meaning pretty p"'' w
IL, President rU rcto The " imm Irorso' ,,o m r..
Amer inc message had been read motion w" NJ will
for II nendns which Mr. Clngnan col inc NV v = G.
mako strong Southern speech Tomorrow. " 49,,
Tho above is Geographic despatch from the Gator VI wy
Times now in Washington. We sincerely trust maj 1T s
:; h;s ..constructionn of General Taylors nten-
.o,o tho wimo Proyiso These Wings, however, IN
,, ~ loitutinols construction, that We are mol ieau!
| ,n, ,bo;, conclusions Yesterdays Times, moreover
ohc n notable example of contrariciy IN cohsuui"s m
Same subcct matter. The editor telcgraphs mat ''''''
C,ss smoke couple Of hours on the territory question:
m ,,lina The drift of his speech is hard 10 gefdt. -
The usual telcsraphc correspondent OF the same paper -.
on the contrary He Gen. Cass) STRONGLY otF0H "
,,-,a,, poo Now if the editor and his correspondent
Inns widely differ what reason Is there 10 put inp''' ~
in ,bc construction of the editor! Again, II Is not Gear
b, General TAYLOR will the provso, hut Is only con-
,r,cd "a meaning pretty plainly &c. Why co"a ho'
z.h,rv Washington have spoken out and let the ""'iu
know his opinions instead Of leaving il 10 the misty 's' Vi
inference and construction 81,
But there is strong and singular evidence 'i '''
other side Colonel Schouler the senior editor oil Tic DOS
ton Atlas Tnylo has recently been at Washington mas
okcd with the politicians aud General Taylor ana Writes
"f Tie Ulao. Proriso passes Congress, Ola Iae@ Will
SIGN IT; ncrer fear Can language pe ''o'e 'o''''
more positive than this
We suspect that the true position Of Gen Taylor IS re-
veaed in the oacuar revelations of the Republic VIA that
Gen Tayor wishes Congress like himself 10 take perfect
IL massive position He favor Of admitting Caliiornl
as State with its an-savery clause, monsrous bounaa
es and ALL and he is anxious 10 rat until New Mexico I"
the same manner organizes State Constitution and ape'
for admission In the time nc calls upon Congress y
refuse 10 rive the new territories territorial government OF
would leave them with government at all tsaSc inc eA
can) sn that carry out his disgraceiu dodge ah
avoid the responsibility of approving neeativeing h'
Wilmot Proviso This is pretty plain construction
the whole matier-and conceive Of no sbierinG'
more .damning' 10 southern PRESIDENT OF ~ i'''
4 Of the smallest moral nerve
Wa trust that the editor of the Times is right and that Gen
TAYLOR will veto the Proyso Should this be it will de-
mand of his Southern friends stand by him at all Ia
yards and 10 the last eStremtyand We have rlsh To tx
pect to see them the Legislature rayng to the advocacy
Of the Southern Convention IT. the other hand there
any room for doubling his fidelity 10 the South their supper
of that wise and efficient will speak to HIM IN
voice that will urge him 10 do his duty In any event. n
less they wish abandon the South nnd break up I'M
Union their policy as well their lofty duty is sanction
the Southern Convention which we solcilny regard as
great conservative measure
: p S-The Presidents Message in another column bear
out orr construction in the crsory reading we have gveI
it, We have time for comments
He (Foot, has appeared To heretofore, much Ike
A
inn bic dogs who merely raise up their heads ~ he snaps
without taking further notice Of him. htcfmoad bh9.
Such is the elegant style in which Southern pape
speaks of one the guan defenders of Southern
rights "A man who has eternal gratitude for his exposure
OF Seward the arch demagogue and most nsdous and dan
aerons enemy Of the rights Of Virginia and the who
South.
We shall contrast with the above the brilliant comments
of Northern paper true the Constitution and edited by
gentleman and refinement The following is tro,
thu Pcnnsyyanian
Foorr spoke with case luency and elaboration. liz
painted picture Of that terrible He literally
disscclcd him alive; and that too with skill and grace
nid, his very bitterness agreeable, ana ms sarcasm
pleasant lie had the sources of classic lore at his command
and h. applied this theme many OF the most striking ac
il In history In domestic politics he was more lhan Al homo
he knew dates and details a. If by magic H.
smoke OF SEWARD without reserve aud showed up the
Of the friendship between that Senator and the puissn
WEpB lie proved be the most unbnshing dc
masogue The day lie spoke Of EBn not al all dsr>pect
III
WEBSTER he called his appointment 10 vienna - noiInn
ton not tit Ia made tie painted The relations between
Wgnn and SEWARD with very HooARTm pencil the on
yin their friendship did quite as far back as the li'
when Pompc drowned in ashes nor yet to The period
when thu al the pyramids begun to Jay Inc ionda
tons nor ye the when Nneyct with it, kings Hour
shcd in high and splendid state but he showed that
devoted and .'unwaycrng - that friendship was, II
really seemed date it, beginning from the moment when
NEsn Minister mad urged the name Of SEWARD I" The re
siJcncy la the amusement everybody. The speedy flight
Of the Colonel SEwARps newspapcrPYTiIAs and his Pc
clar private relations admitted by the latter were Il"
pics 10 FoorE that he used like artist 50 nngng tact
and fancy fiction and fun that everybody admitted the pie
turc perfect SEWARD grinncd shasily smile WEBSTER
rowered the ary CLAY covered his face with MS vast
ban!anna; BESroN unbcnt his angry hater; LASS was
composed: LnorS happy; CoRwiS had broad snctr
on all the whc and Mr. FILLMORE the Vice President
could not school his features into qu but occasionally re-
axcd into smile that threatened 10 Dad 10 very explosion
{ of laughter.
That man who could make sucn speech should be de
as and vulgar is simply aslr b that ne
should be attacked BY Colonel WgsBs New ok Courier d.
Enquirer is reasonable. WEpo and the Carrier have no
: reason 10 like Henry s. FocTE Of Mississippi.