Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-26

when tho MIX iii CONF OUT ai"u-A t" ,h.t t;
nLm 49,, ,ncr 10 explain away lis i4nsuhe ', m
enacav'Iec inc i roscn On all side; that he@ ''au
Nam irg,a,, p4lpabn ia:ac'!"n OF NC s i. Nv
y5;ch she cual = siib;r a:i '1i' M -, IN. ,.tltc,
i, yyI.,. ,r4a- ,gosC circumstances :" .'' =, w.
-: H.. ci,isa ~ Virginia ia !rs.s'."2, u eric"
.s ,ic ,,,9. # eera! @I:ernn':,' VIZ ~ -.
n 70 =, c,.,c. nte'.cHcH 10 tina; law: MAJ = i,n, ,.
tha, is The .c't: Or iH"s men. - srpr! Ike
,.,,tlr,paue l.!itv ana Ingenuity !hi W. -, j., ..
{, hear irun l, what he wo"'I NV wry ,'hri-
evcnt Ihri ii, t'on.acss Of n: n,! $40 ,i,,
49, i IN, fugitive slave law! >GloS, sr :,
,n.I che ~ Mi ~, sI5u. - il, and NAT ~. .''"
an end v.r would Re The position - per Nv"
~, 'I v -. and tra!r,~! i III" i!@hl "a !" a','S
m ~. l ri n.:y li,ht ten, uui"uh'ca's' 'rc''"n-
10 NV ca. eyJa, hey Ho"! - re-, !. ~, ,,ir
=. -, ,,n;;- ;.ni. acting under The "hiiFiE :" "'''
u nc "a, n n BE-. rebels and ratios iaen ne l. -
VIZ ,, n Tor ne and S"n! ike 10 -" i''i 10 u.
on. the pra icai G''t':reo o,
VINO hoins . '!' ahon his question of dsunion This
,nn i il, ~ danger uness, in!!:d u oe rom I'M h
tlfnior rct5n Unvn "A clI WINCH ma " ~ '" 49,
,,, ~, ,.,r cry will serve; wien al! he n'u !su
are iat oL zone hcclc OF The wholesome - u
mocrac iws Tie Only dancer 10 ':!S mon :" ny 'r t
J., that such doctrines q. Submission NAV DC
nh, :, ,i,n South, and incuicded upon The SCUM, as
r., the federal government, sHppsih "'. II
h h IS much power the government 81 me NSsi IN
; ~ ,,,. H. t! SIS can little b" resisted AZ lhase
f ~ ,y,, ha,,lf undertake some measure IN ie's
ncs >, ~ states this CEion aud the people ot tlc 9"'
~ NAV br.. play that great Tcroiutoh!f! tla" "
xih ,v rar So Inrch and may ss-arG HE thinn h'-
,l"nua /, i 10 avoid thing ~ that Sort that hol
r.; i,i ,u,, Of State incTpusitiona right whc!s "i
nr llwc;,i2.r$. lies at the foundation "i our s!
;r Ih,i ,n viii find almost any nan, who Undertakes 10
.,cn mon The subject, unless 'ime when this 'e~"n
Of - Irni,o Cnon Union il 10 be mh,e preparatory TO an
Notwithstanding himself to IN" doctrine
ar Horrs You speak Of Estate interpretations; do 20"
mean secession or notification! +,
Mr. C.sKlc SECESSION | consider 10 be Ihr remedy!
! use the general phrase, bccausC---
Mr. Bo7--. On understand You ,,.,,
Mr. CAsHlE. am glad you asked Inc question: i''.
ta, il il !r right of Slat when the fundamental con
is broken sccrdc from Tins Union on cannot Stale IN
more distinct clearer terms than give II IN
Mr.. BORIS. Clear enough.
Mr. GAs.lr used The general phrase estate in;orposi-
ton" and why! tiecau.eI love the Union, that would
exhaust all the means OF preserving H. wond %
By remonstrance; wond ncrp1seas have already S"h
by the ass,nbage III convention OF the citizens oil le
States which considered their rights and interests 10 be
threatened. would make appeal after appeal TO our nor,
trrn BRETHREN mill every means wnch could Oe nrou@h !"
bear had been exhausted. would maintain the Cnon ou
would have the Union Union of equals or wouia nave
no Union all Cheers. And ask The gentleman M'. r.
er there Should he repeal of the fugitive say. NV" :"
should be deliberately passed by 'he E"SI.S '" M
United States, and sanctioned by me Norm, PrtnS '
Virginia STAKEHOLDER carrying his negro ~ ucorsla q"
Alabama other Southern State al his VIII ana plea
suc-I ask him ii thai lone would he nave Ihion!
want must have Union IN W'lci freeman
can live; tassta have Union like thai tvfcd by our
ill4, where blended stars shine with 'iua! sat mast
have uni,a which respects my rights ana H9niS my
friends fellow ririzens ami that Union VIII have
believe IN u 'iine TO come une> ,t'Se ne" IiScu W.,
traes whr have been lately brpachtd should DESTROY IT,
lChc.rs II The compromise measures Of the last Con
taxing them ~ series 81 measures was "ir>eH
thought South vede! to- nIuch lad been IN tue
Congress q The United S!!ts would have voted against
them: iasn- them altogether a. ;ey came oc:"c lie House
o: Representatives,
Let the gentleman lei! you how he woub! have voted |
would have .otei The Fugitive Save Law unaonotedy
would !ay- voted a.:lS: the admission ~ California with
her tUGutl.> anG he: constitution prohibiting slavery
wor! have votes! a-4in>: An- lie people OF ms country
- oGy slave :efrEy guaranteed u lsN anc uni;' Il WIN
New NsN.ca ultimately - oscone Zee son lhG "onia
have voted a.aS; he ~. "2o!>hna WHAT they called the
s!ay. trade n ne n.S:c: II Columbia Those would have
ms votes ia: pct: tGe:s. teso'S-czrns how do
..-ys VJ : v.
have f. mo AS. ani have been passed with
appreciation " aaE Southern men, a good an! true,
... know i - | can claim Southern und slave
holders h2v.nL the interests with myself. For the
peace ncy agreed 10 tie terms cnoactd In what was
called ".hc c':nprom!Ss Of The last Congress great
compromise was, grand compromise looking at 1t as one
wien there but twenty odd men in the slonse
al who voted Cor ali those measures that
constitute ;he compromise" Bat il has been passed
see no rcas its disturbance scqurscc in uly and
entirely. have no diSpos"n no design 10 90 any thing
in the worii 10 nterlcIe with H. l"d2ed, am deter,
mined do nothing interfere with II. When
acGuiescc, | that | acTni"scc Perhaps tn gen
,!einan woult have acquiescrd in what did moi suit
aim aciuiescc in what Oil not suit acTncscc IN
chiefly at. mainly because OF my love Tor ms Union
think thar the South lost much, very much when she
seated I" mar compromise; out mann: '9h' 70 II an"
Knowing the danger 0! renewed a.;ta 'H-!a CdiiItniL
has the Union aud enjoys the !l-hi ~ State.
o which she cou! not with any pr"PuC BE- diyesicd and
that tn. mon la, been paid already lie land which
was bought Texas have arqnicSccd in those measures
and will staEt !" them fully ai IA l!rry as WI! my o-
poneIt. viii stand by the fugitive slave hw "ac IS the
winch has been in peril "t e iNG'" There not ~
opinion pussuilitv o.: Tie sc;tcncn' winch las ar'n
;nAdr being disturbed ua"~S >? !ant" I" carry oHi TIE
provisions Il u" fugitive Save aw '"ie "' >: 40 AZ
taC. made poa that measure n al p:oo'oIiy ana II ~"
perhaps nrcc--.fy iur -ay where shall b. :puni
when Il j. Ina" Il honof,d bg you vita scat IN IN"
House .; representatives. "h.n That assault l. maze npon
he fugitive sI::" a" stall BE- read? Tor one 70 ec'"e H.
and 10 ree i, with the c."on o: every energy .a pos
sesz Al! tic ability w!:h which am -n:owe!
A. have a.rlty SAID t!- corn2rnn.se VII! not be dis.
,nfcl unless the qcoY0n- Of 'i@ fugitive slave !r" a 10
IT, carried Ia" South has St4Gcc her honor this
position. ,.n=t IN ca: that the Ia" may be executed
anticipate that i viii ." execute: dcsp" the fact that al
most will" n sieiAIng because Tie ne"S a' hardly Died
upon enr our southern brethren are be1g slaughtered
the hlr.s PcGnsyIvann while in pur-G! 81 their run
a%y slaves That i my pps!tJn As n"eyas can gvei
in rcyIA ~ The Union know full well that opponent,
Tigng iro character o. the remarks he made III our last
scuirn is prepared 1, charge n2on ma that the endrn-
ana eject u opinions this question: 10 destroy
ts Union. Now, will debate this question anywhere with
:n md desire nothing more than comparison Of views
prove rha; n" tendency and rcct Of his opinions on tie
question j. 10 destroy the rights o She Sou II ne talks
atou, .r!n. aid aud comfort II i!e G!Siin'n-'S,
will peal 10 the people u whct her ds@nlOnlss can get
more and and comfort from my position, lan the free
so.l@:s and nHJons:s do from him. d. not charge any
;nr upon the n,iaman ul what | ASK! have been his
acts and their results tie was OF tire first We al!
know to break the array of nc South ~ the question Of
the RECESSION o the 2lst rule What ticn Nicn the Stae OF
Virginia stood pledged through her Legislature" 10 resist what
shc then 10 be the unconstitutional Nllo Pro-
visu all hazards and to the last extremity where was the
enan found! In the height oi the battle upon that SUBJECT
the North and the South "c find bin making most
elaborate argument prove that the Wino Provlso
constitution and have been informed bringing that
very bear Immediately upon the question: by circ-
ting the spCcc the members Of the house In Cod
maine. r, every speak boldly his sentiments, and
honor the gentleman doing that Bat my opponent il
asking the stlragcs Of Southern people, and il bchoovcs
them what his has been npon this question,
vital 10 tic orGc: determine whether ;hry
prepared posc in him the representative trust be Is EN-
de .y0,ing obtain. WHAT then, fellow. cizenS We find
that there attempt made 10 ge' the Southern people,
the aaveGlers, into convention 1r the purpose OF Gcb-
ranr upon best mode 81 protecting the interests and
rights the ru'h That convention called the Nash
willie Convention. Here e: remark ta; men q" all !cl-
gt Trades ard opinions, may come together and concert
advance their peculiar designs and nothing
sad IL bat l.. Southern Shareholders 10 together
vi the protection ui their property their
rights and their institutions, is reasonable and UNJUST ard
gentleman who urged the cou$utlouaiy u The " i!m"t
prOyiSu when Virginia pledged resist al hazards
and the las extremity, actually far in horror
this meeting Of Southern at Nashville dcnuancc
il AZ exhibition OF the form OF notification, ant.
quite is bad the Hartford Convention Of infamous
rictv.
Now ask this is the 10, gentleman 10 pur-
stc who Is soliciting the SURFACES OF Southern city!