Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

-. ..onu,on : arrayed against usi and what
greater wrong and aggression can The Gentleman from
the free and spirited? ! know hI, nov popanimi,y. / confess,
-, sao,a a,en Of sorrow, than OF anger, tna', ~ NY pu,
iudament. by the c~onsummation OF ms se.Ie ,bs;r nromd no,
i,has siaraboidinp States will be lowered rom .hen ia ad .ppb-
s si ~ ;, eonaiity and dignity in this coniederacy, u hui, y
;ec,ed hereafter 10 the oppression, II MOI 70 '"e
psst eonaIs-the free States of the Norm. omo rnder
r Mr 'Toombs remarked that, without nSsInS = some of
~. - Al so he had voted with MIR. SeGuoh ~ sun. y
,Ie questions in issue. A majority OF ne E.Hsorn;, As for
FIR every triumphant measure eAcep. a aagression. A
,h,t he denied that her admission was an 80 H. :, difTere,,
r,"', III " en y, - h,cn made 10 induce him 10 take a u1lsien'
s' n1so e'0i H. had no, urged the present division o. h hmu.
MIA, because he believed that it would nave - '~
mnss;,r nj two free States, ratner IMAM u NJ. ,h,, tho
AZ W.lborn offered an amendment PIo''"n5 80 I,ws
,eonle Of the Territory should be prrmi.iea " phh,,' hn corried
for the protection Of properly IN s'aSes '"''
AZ ~. addressed the committee for rNe minus, &C. = - n"
r and in what the South had suffered lnluS' ~ ~ IT, 80.
ncxion with these questions. a u ~ inins,ice 10 the South.
Mr. Hubbard replied for five minutes o y, = ,hs amend
Mr.. Seldom moved a pro Jorma an'ennanIm' :" - , h, ren,le.
tnent OF Mr.. Welborn, to enable MN " Sp'
man. And having done SO, ,, tho ornaments Of
Mr. Brown, OF Mississippi, said thal ~ Gih, bay;na
these triumphant measures hd mace d ap', ,hom1h whioned
he.n succcsslul in two Of the engagements, 'hoas", ~ t,ha
oee, : G : ts 20, for now leaving the people oi ue
south 10 determine what action should Of na'. - If I r
nosed to protracting resistance Mere. put " Wv
people ne snoG'a an W ~ 70 a strike out the following in the 9th
section: u.,sos ;,yoIvinp title 10 slaves,
g Exccniinp only that, In all cases mfoo' ~ II ~ Jaci
"EAIepu"s s = error or appeals shall be allowed ana deci-
Wv 70, ,hs said Supreme Court, without regard u me 'aiue
= ,he matter property, or title in controversy, ano'
" IT, said he regarded this clause as recognizing siane'! %
i,inr !, IN, Territory by law. The little 10 slaves coufu
ma, he = subject of dispute in the courts there, unless sase,y
and slaves were allowed there by the territofial Jaw. :. No,
not a mere lmphcalioh-H - "A
slavery IN moved ,ha, very clause in the Senate:
M. Schenck. | don't care VINO moved IL ! sa'
feet az obvious as words can make II. 10, hoenro.
Tho s,id amendment OF MI. ScneHCh ia Nlb5 49, - Il
iected, on motion the committee rose, ~ ''r"
without amendment. ,.o hoen called and seconded by
me VIZ mar its operation the bill was fea0 " ''4
'' The question next being on the passage u ~ 0'
~ q T. 81. nays S3-as follows; .bs Az,
was passea Hass+s albertson. Aston, Anderson. A'p pa, i,
ISyd, BiissS, Briggs, ! ROCKS. PEW !; S',i s5own'Gc : {: ba hals 6
a. Caldwell, }; P, Caldwell, Casey, ": :; W; Cobb Ta oe0eI'
Evuns, Ewing, Fuller, Gentry, Gerry, Gilmore, G'rman
Green, Hall, Hamilton, HARRISON, l. G. Harris, T; l. Har'
rs, HAfMoND, Hubbard, billiard, H9aslland, Houston
Kaufman, Kerr, La Sere Lefncr, Levin, Littleiied, J; Mann
Marshall, Mason, McClernand, Mcdonald, Mcdowell
Morehead, NORTON, Outlaw, owen, PARKER, TtasIc,
pilman, Potter, Richardson, Robbins, Robinson, Rose, Ross
Savage, SHEPPARD, Stanly, +. p. Stanton k. II; Snnt"n
Strong, Jacob Thompson James Thompson J. b. Tlomp
son, Thurman, Toombs, Walden, Watkins, Welborn VIII
dirk, Williams, Wilson, and Young-97;
Massachusetts,. Alexander, Allen, Bennett, Bingham
Booth. Bowdon, 4. g. Brown, Burrows, Burt, i. Is. iuuer
Gable, Calvin, Campbell. Chandler, Clark, Colcock, Cole
Corwin. CrowcL, picAey Dixon, Doiy, Due, Duncan Dur
kec, n. Evans, Fealherston, Fitch, Fowler, Giddinss, Cot
Could, lIa:loway, Harlan, $. W. Harris, HehaEd, ienTryy
HOLIDAY, Holmes, Howe, Hubbard, Hunter, insc, w
T.. Jackson, Julian, G. &. King, J. G. King, J. \. ki1g, T
King, II. Mann, Mnttcson, McKissock, Mcqueen, MEADE
Moore, Morris, Nelson, Newell, ogle, olds, Peck, Reed
Reynolds, Root, Rumsey, Sackett, Sawtelle, Sctenck
ScieIrnchorn, SchoolcTait, Seldom Sylvester, Spague
stevens, S;c,son, Swcttser, Taylor, Tuck Van Dyke, Vim
ton. Waldo, Wallace, Wentworth, and Wooaward-S5.
Mr.. Harris, of Illinois, moved 10 reconsider the vote and
rhen 10 lay that motion on the table; which las, motion be-
ing agreed 10,
Thu. House adjourned.