Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03

vel .,i vii. :it ..t proposition !taHnH-si y: "a -
.. H., r,. in tbs ,'i-. D.tiic5-tic measure; ~.
,u. Whi.a rs ,c" t,c and intelligent a. a'T IN t',S
t.,in1awrn!.l sappl!:ni II! In vjtiH; ~" F"@''''
he gave, understand Inc vote :" .is c"i*!''"c' 9'
lis ,,,.n vote. also understand that e 'si! "'',I =
h,uut 10 vote pg"p0*irlra !. hni i'f u" "'''..
iy.L basis proposition, and that Ills n=ihg'h, '''.t
;.ir.. prrrisn and Obligatory u?ha i!n, :et III ~
49,, Il tin6cilsn md Fl :nnsr stale that "''l ~
voted 1r THAI p:cposi;nG ne @ne"' i"re was M t"i
# it, !cas carried. Tnas h. o"cy: lie y. -
;r,ntS an! votes th:y Tel! him w!isl nc "'"' !
,I i, NJ good, ai: h ii!.:= 'i': ,t '"''
-; ,t:e. ie question al ISSUE he tnFns around ana s
,i,t the INSTRUCTIONS. UaY le," days a'c' rose III
were ciy.u Il ct,..,-, over tie s.'H 1t IL"
.,.t,,u'. r,.li and H. t'r:, Tia instructions '"i h'i
yi., Of sra y i!onl III. na!s. In is "c!v i7t car!
~ .:,,t he that h" l:sJ"cycd hts INSTRUCTIONS
,er sasJG iln that he III SOM. :ehi!'i'::'l =" ~.
, ~ WHOM h induced II n"itF" l!! N'c poop
IN NIL mean wii ey tas sosG;.'!y sal At ';i- i"i~ ana
E ,is h.s constituents sco!H' n !: seems :" me- ~
II yDu r,r 4 w,.og week. AMI ti. ".+ a.in& wonder
iy 80 f.: sc!iwiiied an! heads '"'& ni;' - an
- ., .." Great Applause AMI !ia-asct.
T., , u! TIC 5.a:ltmtn ac"n i"n, Do" ,i :"' ''H"'
' -, vnr.1..nr Ia tie old Virginia dncrrir a't ...'
800 r,ur instructions! But further. Tic .Uanin All
III m mat lie still holds Ia the night OF nstrIc,"s sa"Pc
H.; .ienc" irt see tm reported -" 'iIys ag" %
, ,.ic declaration h.wnnting IL an G"i tttl nj "HE
% II instruction at nj! under nay rircumsa@ AMI Z"
, -r,,i 10 obey ANY instructions that ""r give" Una ir''
what he SAYS -" hold that II = no; only 'e duty % 'ae r.
obey instructions BAT Ia obey tic Wi I" Ms
,...,u.rs no matter how ascerIal"r". Taat ~a- iie
ioal doctrine ni the Ien.icnan ia; IL the qualification
o,,ns,,! YOU vii, what al The cyctriac:
n;ynrn the gentleman iCqdica az inc whether womb GE
der the sane circumstances disregard goGc Instructions and
r,k n. wisp uf that had bound IN" tor week al
yar y.s Ii yoa send touf instructions III ANY "tt
Whatever and haze good reason to iiev" that ttey 90 so.
nyo,,- pubic sentiment, that public sentiment mas been
isea that public sentiment Is in rr"r that pu5it scnt
r,f nm. brcn sui ai concealed. that an aticdi has
hr, ,air Withhold the expression ii public sentiment
an, I, take the responsibility ~ Gi>ciaFn- y
iIu, 10 yuu representative, and then present. nj! s be
fore Tor yuur Iu!sncn', ccr OF aiD.! condcni
ton. ,.
ilv,, md rh,f i. t',,s n,.I
tina, very thing and precisely "h; IL DID IN reference
to tLg instructions you gave him. ask wn, representa-
live yer received instructions who did not believe the pub
lie son i'm nj bc Instruction. the only II"
is directly instructed is when he oilers from that sentiment
and he necessary Tor the people IN give him Instructions
And IS representative Ia be- United 10 luIg" OF the prul
ETY. %! the ".c lis constituents have Instructed
him L, pursue aud 20 Gao.cy those instructions wac
y-pru .n with boards upon their faces have sultmEy
dJrseG al polls ask you the people o! Richmond,
ci,ny reject HpJn this t;tc aal lei! you viii acad
my u-ushad opponent 10 Congress w:o Practically does
not knowledge the sacred right 81 in rr;Jn which l. the
direct bond connection hcwten the representative and ms
constituents That IS ri my charges against lie @et
teuan and way which hn has discharged t!iut
sentative fus saouL wan you now y'u c"in't 10 MN
another.
sire a. ~ 10 scean Of ami do not want the gentleman 10
break the array these charges. ciar-c upon h:n that
nc broke array Of Southern upon that twenty -ist
rule charge him with pursuing anti southern cnufs", ana
tl upon nearly all The questions that have divided parties
upon wach any decision could DC obtained favorable Ia The
south aaI upon which could be obtained nc iIs
with breaking the array OF southern men upon anc twenty
first uI.-sune others actiug with him. The gentle
mans reply is la adoption O mat rule had the elect Vi
increasing the number Of aboUnSis who pelilionci Cou-
gress upon aud conscic your property by ucailng
your slaves which of they had r4l 10 dI-5y
preventing the reception these petitions. lie urges also
that rhn rule afterwards rescinicd by democratic
House nf Representatives. DO not care 10y whom II was
sscindcd the question OF its .ccSnn not adEnocTat
ic tlen northern and southern question:
and in that view present il ana doubt no; that many
democrat when lie found the u slave
holders erouncinm The rule and voting 5nal H. followed
the example him. But ii YOU " look at the vote upon
the SUBJ you will find that although The wings were IN The
maorii. in The House they were IL The nlalnny 81 The ayes
that question. have 10 say however ttt 40 n"t shape
my op!lns southern according 10 tie npin
ions OF this party that. SPEAK soaiein m.n 10
souhe,. men and If yol send Inc Congress your cp
reseatve tell desert the SUGh who will wing ~. dc
! ocra', VIII be true 10 you. Cifeat Cheering
propose consider The gcn!lenlrns anti southern
course IN relation the WImot Pf0visJ What was 1t Al
time when the STATE OF Virginia had denounceh the "imo
PIosso through her Legislature unconstitutional ana H
dccit! that Virginia would resist 1t at ali hdza.s aud 10
the les; cXtrciy, Ind my distinguished competitor
ma As an lborlc argument prove thar II was cJn>iu
tlpna that his Stat. wrong in her opinion II III
really thought So God KNOWS wunid De the las!
blame hun saying honor every mln tor speaking
uul he tuS Bui then, nc comes before yo- now,
!i:atc citizen expressing his opinions, sa' r "e7
before yUu southern ami ErghlnS III order that yo
may t.y his opinions and how far th"y accord with
yours you trns; him your representative;
viii find b. the fact that he took ground against
ms Sta: Ihi no! all. He di not
cvner. himself with lrr!y .i"ns 10 'TH!ln- "oa I'M
subject The speech liz delivered! 'ccilrng iIdt '"ght" "c-
"rOa. position % i.it satJcc'i Was ruDhshe l't
mace, anon the DIX ~. every Vi c House: :Hs
the gentleman Hanover and GDuch and. In that
,,,, q, n Iilcd that H.. could nIusrict.
c,asutionaiiry this measure, aud he This ic
uurt AMI the svul lie goes u argue that lac S-u
has .yt athcr more than her proportion the territory
rhc! nc ai acquired Mexico, and speak. about iae
south being responsible Tor blingng that territory INTO the
Union .:e says:
IlIfCASKIf here read extract, which, owing 10 .hr.
n..lcr from CITY the reporter unable ID obtain
Tn understood 10 be an altuzon 10 n" position
, acton the SUh with reference 10 the acquired efrl
l1rg in Mcxco, AMI ir. Bolts 10 state lht ~ "elc
Northern ~ wDuii resist Tile extension ~ slavery III
ar vac = Northern man would resist il in. gen
,le.ln tells Southern pcDpic he t"i Itl. ,'i,
tia, II A. Northern he "'i RESIST The "'teu-
sam ~ s.ert IN tuis Unoa ,a.c !, question to 49, .I,
in relation ;his Hm,t pruNiso Tie rains :! deal
about rIanr:- st holiness, ana "rcra iait't @ nnW
asa hni tell IL hoS lac c1nsrIen'ipasiE r"a"Gr"s
4 measure which belle. Be cJ:!stItuundi Scum.
era man, 'r which n" w'ud vote a. 'oft"e' n.n SSH
ply bscaIs" he is S"nh,rn man Il ris u"9i; '1an
he ought vote 10: ii w; view 10 tue Interests ~ ht
whole cJgn'ty and MOI q any one sec''"'l 81 rave
rivca you the -cieGias position on the N!"'" fid-
visu, ns understand H.
Now we come tl. further. There is another charge
which made about winch lh. gen'Ienin said nJaIng tis
evening, bm, you wi find i aiiirI ID IN tl:a very brr
r, ~ nv remarks a, Hanover wish to advert t. il IN
order show The inconsistency INTO which ihnI The gen
terlan plunged himself Tonight. ihcr ":s an ATTEMPT
made long "nsi every body eicTtd lie i!!hs
and III the SOUL! were threatened an! rnl"EFe
to gel w CnScn'ipn vi t S'uh.a states II was sane
r,ued Dy HE Legislature Virginia wings and &noGraa
unilnc rccumIcnd Il ~ t:C :s,e. l.e 2ehi!s'iih
hostility great HAT lie hcii"uncc'i Tie
proposed thnn ;hc Hartford ConFsn
ion so nucu did h. hate H. Thar in his last card rc.gn".
his ii;s: Nomination. he declares that III would r"" Tor any
democrat preference u an; wing vino i tic least con
ncc;ion mat ;n-asc i:icfcby excluding any idS-ln!
n, his ,I2rrn many III the most prrineat Wills vi We
State lO Is kn"wn 10 you all, !ey were connected
with it, They did stand b., and III tbs hI!i main
tanned ia prupc;y and :Jsi Tor II. Bat tue Nas'"c
Convention mark You, be Convention 81 southern
men; and now, without touching the question vi ITS approval
or dslpptva, without touching the 9cGt.rIIn Violent ~"
uusitiou and declaration al IL was worse IMAM tc
Hartford Convention, c:iangC has over the Sl 81
his drca and under the pressure I" HE Question: wht
would You do Congress should abolish ian slave
trade between tic States he answers. he would 90 nto
Southern Convention Laughter and ali,.!us" A&d wat
is tina, but SECOND NJ l"lc Convention. Renewed aH-
plaIsc In Gods g!yo consistency about
these things He condemns, southern Tor ilelf cpIicc
ton wish Convention which bad a. the Hartford
Conrcnl!r ard now he proposes in Of the faSt- ~
Congress u bill aho;n. i!s slave trade Convention,
which ny his admission, BE- bad n. Hart
ford Con .elition and faaa in category. Great
applause. -
81 re an tint. - 10 the designs OF hr Nashville Con-
veniion vc:y little, or that ;le! III n
GINA although MANY ui the .Iis!a ciacns ini
.tts.. .-f . NJ