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

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ton and the most natural system in the world. There is 10
log rolling about it, Ii | member OF Congress,
vote give people appropriations who were ctcr
nay sending representatives there against all such
appropriations constitutional ground would DO exact
" as the Senate of the United States did, who, with wi4
majority refused increase the duty on coal ana iron on t
application of Pennsylvania because they said Pennsy
increase let her send representatives ert
who will advocate i. and vote for IT, lAppausci am
Therefore in favor OF making appropriation 10 remove
this obstruction in the james river and am also in favor I"
letting appropriation TO build custom mousse mere, as
they build custom hcnses everywhere else Arptuss
WELL now, citizens having disposed o these ques
tcns. TO what is perhaps AT present more
Important question; want 10 10 aGGestlon upon w!c'
mean make most decided untquvocal and cnpha'i IL
issue with mYfcspcctnble and distinguished competitor, and
that this great question tie ghG OF State the
Union ssceLc from this Union lis will and pleasure and
thus dissolve Union itself Beor" do it, however, il
will he proper perhaps that should say something in
reference TO the late compromise measures Mr. Caskle
has, in his speeches Guochland ana Hanover, en-
dorsed the of his distinguished friend your late repro
sentative Mr. Seldom who voted against all these compro
mise measures. Mr. Caskc that ne would have voted
precisely M Sedon voted and wish 10 snow you Tia
Mr. Seddons cuGScls had prevailed the counses III l
Caskic could have prevailed this Union would ny This Ic
been lwair thn this Union would have been dis
solved that this Union cannot held together for six months
il the counscs of that gen mtn should prevail in the Con
gress Of the United States 1t is known every Intelligent
and reading man. that a The time ol the passage OF
these compromise measures serious d!tiIcuiy had
grown up between the State Of Texas and the United States
upon the subject of the disputed territory between Texas and
New Mexico; il is likewise known that Governor Bell OF
Texas had ordered thousand troops into the field for The
purpose ccu1ing the right of Texas 10 the territory
claimed BY lhe United States territory purchused from
Mexico If cn compromise measures had not been
passed. there is rejecting, intelligent; rcading
that can dout that collision would haze taken place between
in NIL human obablily have led the immediate !iSso.
LUTON oil ;s nan fe; with all Ibis staring them in
f,c NJ S,,l.n did and this gentleman here would
have prefer he defeat q! the compromise measures,
rather Imam In settlement which has given peace this
distracted country and settled all difficulties between
North and Sonlh [Appause Bat the gentleman tells you
ha though he would have acted In that way these
passed he dc9uteSceS In me settlement And
pray what right has lie 10 acqnssce IN these lws he DE-
Erves them te Unconstitutional nnJnS, yrannica and
oppressive S they are pronounced 30 be- AHrnss What
right has acqu!Cscc il al nnconsi ut.oaa ia"! DO
believe that representatives. wui dcqlIescc in
what believed 10 be unconstitutional! Do oCeo tia
fee citizen OF thu republic, would acan e" in what be-
cvei be An uncousfitu unal unjust taancal aud oplrs
sve las? Skous % .no no. Nond you acqaeScc N !:
you believed II 10 ne an unconstitutional unjust rlnnica
and oppressive law No but lie gentleman
And Because he has uu the ptwe: 10 resist. In al!
humility return lie gentleman my Trunks III behalf OF III"
IHon party iu his acQuirscrnc2 but oc 10 know VIVA! he
would do ii he di, not acqucScc Laughter and cheers
Necessity drives him acqucscc But liz says that e are
"snbnIiss onissn What do submit 10 We submit. 10
what believe is right. He acqul:Sccs in what he
b, Eeves il wrong. Applause. We submit 10 what We
behave Is ihe constitution ana law OF your country and
he resists II by acguicsccnce Laughter and cheers
That Is his resistance. Bu do not rely upon The
votes that Mr. Caske would have given in the Congress Of