Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

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The guhsnarOr.a canvass IT, fI-i- ;e'ns r3r!urf,
with great spirit by The democracy. b,r cJna..', '.
Jtscra Johnson, il well huDwa TIE tco:a Stat
uEe whom lHng ant iit:I iss- 'r1yt: p Dr.
ncny worthy al ri;o.ic so;..acr. i.r
sail the nl-n, ar ''cy fear t'ect sse III" principles
which h. has steadily aJ:oaatej politician. IL t2
strait 10 which they reduced tac fl,!rr Hts h.va
ded 80 ois 10 appeal to it.e io"-. i"c@c Il
Cuurr johnson foreigner: All. .a:caYu. g r.g. n.s.
rnaccr p'ab!" IL Tie peu;i" Virginia i,r j.
live of another Sate. THIS ,serao.e u.a',; VII ~,
serve n. ENDS ;!.c ss.io resort it, lao.i
gna Will :uy apprcI;" rc insult II ,unvry$. ard ;eH w
tam away il Disgust !r"m ha -p,Gl ~ .>H
WHOSE mouths filed "h p'o;c->.'s nt ,p". a.. re
UGur w..'l. Iey iiI.. pis ends ..a
| most contracted and indns sHtnh.e sccII"a"!.-n.
The wings feel ;',At tc history L" c"i: c4n!a" VI.
ions which Justify the sr:"r.si cnSasi aid a,y age %
10 produce III" belief thai C".. !s"s ccl!>e - nj :=-
Yond the reach ri criticism Ia "fi.r /" carr ou' it. -
sign they pretend thli Col Jn>Jn 10 v.,;!- i' i't pi'
territorial bill, IN lSi!, sanctioned the NIiHot r"F. ~
houg. they uily that h" suo2oft "t Hat b "as
different from tie srpgoT, II he n:ar. an! tt ma
voe ior it wio hold 10, PUySo III U"r a5h"rencc
The enemies of Co!onc! Johnson EHow feet tui rs:
vet ,hsY hope my <iv asi :a-paA people. ihn
reckless a" the lcy rraccoush tc.r "r.s a
they rely uqo: oise amor than ~ t',",!
they nave c;rril c"n:rmp: ter tie raa!'r 80. l.
nenrc The history O.a.ou a!, il u.sy .u.t.
and that x.lIn.oI viii vntaata TIC tt::Ur:af.c c'"1l-
date from the i.Dci. a;c perverted statements s 's
press
difficulty with Great Britain, growing nj III
,ia occupation the Northwest Territory, had, l=r 3D.
jused, Mr. D'ucLs u Illinois, tcr I-smJef oI IA" u
~ Representatives and c''i'tt: at tie C"'.!'t On e
ritorie reported b. pr.v!:.. territorial eminent tor
Ufcnun II bri! Il!
Territorial Committee, an:cad NJ Douglass "l ny Ia. t.
ing clause a.imn" taat "Hettr s'.r.-y urolu.~g
ssrri'ade ,nan erer ers in said Irr:oy ere ir''@Pa-
ishme' of crimes" lni5 amendment passed ~ ~
lp7 ~ l5 Il was NOT dcbaici ana IL" vote SLOWS t1' ne
southern members did mol c,a<t"r il .! any mpot.-mcc~
COL Johnson and fort yrJ others rJtsd against L. b4i tie
made formal opposl.l,n Ens !act i acc"unt-
c lnr when reflect ttt ti;s vote :a.e"
the TN Of August lSi6 Then the Wi!mol Pry!so M,
been heard Of TIE wln country Sncw that . .@"n hay
north Of the Missouri Compromise line, ami tai >ll.cry
involuntary sevltu!e, except for c'ir Was prohibited o
territorial bill Useless and offensive slTiist.c lhe
only complaint made against the CXprcss rtscton Wa.
tha being unnecessary had The appearance =" dispose
ton ~ insult the scnsloites Il" the southern people has
10 light that Robert C. Winthrop was Ihc pune
ana nst!eator OF that nnrcctsst. ilont oi thr south
gentleman whom the wh" pariy elected SN,f 'i U'
30h Congress- and strained every rcct >fraAr
ri the 3l-t Congress The a.i ananied passed the
House without a call Of and noes but il
taken up in the Senate.
Durn. Congress 2i session 2Jil C"E-
grc->) bill was aaaiu broush, icrwa: pry!d ~ govern
for the Territory Oregon Tha oil! extended ~ ri"
people of that Territory all aud singular tG H:s IG'Io-
and advantages secured b; ihe ":nance OF l-' and
subJtctin them all the cOnGIJGS restrictions and TIi
billions in the III ordinance Hitherto II Iai been Irii iat
the Missouri Compromise intended p.rIiiet Tt.-
usImen of the slavery questions but disposition had b'n
manifested in quarters ron:iGc nl Cumf0u.e 10
Territories Belonging the United States Al c r'ne oi
its Passage, and deny its app!"a I!y u irt!t@s "sa
might b=acT:ircd by The then oc!n "tgcd again. ch
fins dissatisfied sIuera and whIe tey Willingly al
mitld the Missouri Compromise ot be crief1cG %
the Pacific and tnu- prot:3h lr.ry OrcEoh tf-y
unwilling allow STOP short 10 rhn sit'cE, ~ GRO
gon unless extended tu the west hl'i!g lis riHalc
operation in any territory We might acflrr s1U u mat
line. Accordingly Mr. Burt, uf south CdToini, mnSet 10
amend the bill That the !c M 4" D!c..1a ~he"!" ns su2-
ec, the con ilIions, rcsHt,rs an" proii'i- Q: 'hc
ordn Of 7S7 HaSct ae @hDis Of he sad f,rrt-
tory lies north " 81 deg - min nortt hfE"de MI Burt
win, acted w!'h i'n, "ny wished 10 obtain an &C.
SuJy.ctgnuui Missouri CunnrJl'!sc. .i Mood
ward South Caru.,ra said expressly, (c"ng. l1Dr 2.
1899 Ii the North wiling ~ ahnr cy me h'suti
Cnnpromisc line the Pacific: the S"utn wGn'd a-Trc TO
prn!1t slavery in Oregon" IL Was considered 'o:s: ~
Il
No how matter vas considered Tie
constitution was not involved Ii Oregon
prri of the Northwest Territory, then II" ordinance ut
l75; applied from caunny; il part OF the LoG'-
puchas, then the Missouri Compromise dectsd iS
fate sav,iy.
Mr.. Baus ancndmen, lost by vote of l3 10 So
Colonel Johnson rong for H. against lr winthrop, "to
wl, made Speaker by the whs-; Mr. C'tt'ncr "i" wJu
made Gcgerl by General Ttyln; N.sin 90"
Hunt WHO Is the Wig gnrr-n"! .! N"w l"I%; "F.
Sclienck who brca appointed To !'eigh nl>-'"" "
Mr Fillmore; and Mr Elhtoa, WON tie "'o&- inca "'1t
governor ri Ono Til: question hcn REQUIRED "Fin We
pu>se OF the oiil AMI c southern representatives "'e:
mined support the Missouri C"M?r"!:nsc ~ J'4 ii'
lea first overt Ut hostility I" IN. n" o, rs
The Oregon b accordingly passed by vote u 10 T. ia
clearly shows th:i II was not deem u - 'i
uny re. Gtrsl!un brtwean The sections not ON. o.
oi the southern members vo;ed against ~ and tf Jt'r'
voted for It. along such IA Linn lioyG ~ hrH-
tucky. Caucr cCunst X Is p;ci''iHi"s "si
thar Col Johnson was not iiltnh! 10 Inc SJa =" " Ia
did in any sanction the "i'n0i P ,vs' ~ Vo''
giv. territorial government 10 Oregon >drh hn sH'"a-
lion Is equivalent 10 an hnrhau'h o'! ta'.'| y. we
southern delegation; cI!n ii cJc= ii0n n"h $50
Sustained The C4isc!ou- rictii's ' "''' ~!
s:iluJn, found ani Il" ." h.He s"t-
lryrtrd Two cabinets cunt:"'rj bv Niiat Hr|-' E"s.-
liouisis riirGlops t;inti tp mscia u" 2 @ " -
divert pubic the rtud ~: i!r&i~' fiH'
gated ~ Mr.. Sanl-s "nli member -! ne N.&d -
gisaiGic in lSj2.
rae prJvi!ng government ir D,2,rr Va. s.-
ID in The iIu-c 4" Representatives. tunng 0c H.si Ss. II
J the 29tn Congress- Inc SECOND tlI pa -ga i ii"GS"
during the second tile Congress! II 'a13i
taken un unl sr,t ~ t.# sg"si3's ID
il laid upon toie III that D" p"Hs" 3HF Woo ts
.sen On IL. The SUBJECT th!rd t.n@ I'0H,E' ::
during first session VI the BOA Congress w!i-E 1JL
nplsca passed bill pr1vdns icFfit)ra! g"E.nn#a t
Orcuon which recognised tn D.iu l.r!. hr f.&
s:n=i tbs oil aud his f.iss hc IJn- ~ 4! .'e
communication Congress. wicn elsr, OHtt.rs,
c,no.r. Col. JOHNS !Dscsr no ,".dJtC - 10"
3un Congress having c.Js- Hlt"
|, n.I,.E Il L. IN hmm