The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-11

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{ tie northern wings
d in the matter Of resolutions, Mr. ~ te
inafking thu he vas no TIN Washington Nhen
5 the democratic caucug eok place. declared
) that that meeting laid the resolution % thc
table only becaase fraction Of the party
was not the proper aathofity 70 lay aoWn q
platform for the democratic party q the {,
States; and with great earnestness be heid
that It's course was far more Appropriate lhan
lthat Of the Wig caecus which, with but
about fYc northern members concurring, 50
acted Is % endeayor, knowing s. . create
2 the false Impression "a The South that tie
lnorthern wings were more reliable for the
: maintenance Of the fugitive sla3e laN Intact
than the democrats Of the North. The gen
j fleman from Virginia further called the az
tention of tie House @ The fact that the
! democratic party did moi acknowledge the
E free-soilers rs menberso Of their Organization.
! For himself he repadiated them.
5 Mr.. NJ further eontended that the South
could not be deceived by this move. The
wings Of the South know fun web the rot
tenness of their party The NORTH and #
the southern WhIqs are really DESTROYS of
: peace, and to soc agitation put down, they
must unite with their democratic hrethrens
That IS heir inevitable destiny The pass
: age of that resolution By southern wings,
e with the assistance Of a few northern wings,
cannot deceive the South. Ihey will per-
eoiye, as a proper commentary, the nomina-
ton for Speaker of the gentl5men from Penn
s sylyania Dir. Stevens by the gentleman
{ from Ohio, NJ. gampbell,J both wings, and
= eachin favor of the repeal Of the fugitive
f slave law. The democrats have free-soilers
2 among them-they are the exceptions; the
t wings have some true men who arc also thc
exception. The great body Of the one,
a Is sound-of the other, nnseund.
81 Mr. Richardson, addressed the House
z ma few remarks, reviewing the course d
the gentleman from lew York AIr Brooks
& on the Compromise aid showing that tie,
! too, had failed To vote On the question Of tie
) enaciaaeat ofthe Fugitive-slaxe law
9lr. Brooks GRtcrrupting ar Il. re.
S marked that he was recorded on ten distine'
:, 5ca gpd-uay votes in favor OF the COMPROMISE
: bal l1newledged the correctness ef dr
n Richardson statement relatires.e the pr
q tieuler vote inauestien.
S r. Richardson leontinuing9 held tat
{ exen the gentleman from New York Wa#
fer less 2ilely to sand by tae catn 5Iais
& tilan the. northern aenfoeracs ife
q Brooks said pr r.. Ike cider ssca
S aiefs who had deserted Ia the beat 81 ls
battle, had cause 10 regret much that he bad
3 done 50, on finding sictory perched IA tgle
4 Il, 4
a The gentleman from Illiuais mex
q a some lepgth osheg that the Wliigs q slis
q North who are noF tcf tlie Com prom Sc Yers
& tprnlal Wth gFeat Immunity. aeiils
4 R9uld mo- trust tbsnl IS leadeFS All i
llaInea praprie permitting sleni
q ln Whese compromise lle 9ufh cons
IS Is no fase eaaienc nl8rs
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