Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16

Io1ors md tho nricc Of cotton who were alarmed ne,
iii, There any danger ol , in The Con-
G. had concluded there was niuci nnd taJs o'clock.
u,,iion The Convention then adIoninc" ~ ~
AFTERNOON Session. ,,rs nj The
When the Convention rtase;iHlt" ho isrc, were an
S,,,n Central Committee, for the ON 1 n;J and DGu
o 'ate a. tlow Charles 4. Mann OF one'aa' anu wv"
mis- Mccarthy, OF Onondlga ;,oro,io, with several
AIR Murpny stated that on c'''s! ~ bod d.termin-
hcrs of the committee Resolutions ne a salts
orv his morton 10 amend the first rcsiu '!' =,
foonrv +, Them and he hoped 10 Inc vowed Of
n,,tr The resolution declare tfat l,i t. COM e
and reafnIed the resolutions ol lo'o ~ ;;ons
oha corhrsne Cnairmun OF the committee on
accepted the MOTION tam,
iic'J pins Wished it distinctly understood thai ms sup
VA. f ,hc resolution did commit him asans ia'oi'"s
ppnv change in the fugitive slave lay" .,, ,dor,cd
ihe amendment Of Mr. Murphy was Unanimously ''''
This resolution as amended reads as ABOVE ,i, and
T'bc resolutions were also adopted by acca'a''o'' "
with great applause -. ;,;,, ,b., the Cen
81 state Committee should call convention hefcai'',
decide how the delegates TO the Baltimore
be close and if they 80 decide, 10 cooso nroydna
AIR Si,.es said he should offer an ainenohcht ,
e ,hc choice of the Baltimore delegates by Cohstcsso
D;.,ric,s-thcy 10 choose the two State delegates
,e matter laid on the table Tor inc present
The convention tileH uSteeu W f'O| -
of the Stale Ticket. :;
Determined not 10 deceive our readers, we give a0o'
r the accompanying circumstances, rs dclaieu !" ''
yo, Express which seeks make out the WORST ioS'
cose for the Democracy. We cannot TOO strongly eo"A
rho surccss OF the motion to lay Mr. Fowers resolution o
,b ,,beas it is calculated TO say the least to leave Ie
rosj,on OF the New York Democracy in doubt as 10 's "
h,nce 70 the settlement OF the slavery question "ue
esult is gross contradiction the tcrLfs OF the
which were adopted True, the motion TO lay on inc 'ao
was sustained by many Hunkers, on the ground 'a ''
views OF the resolution already carried out IN TIC i
Iuons adopted and that in them agitation was eAPc''!
denounced-sl this motion should never have succce"
ed after the assertions of of the barnou1hets' ~
they should consider themselves pecludea from
modification of the Fugitive Slave Law, 1t they lhou""
proper We are glad that the whole consenuon' wiz
reclamation amidst cheers adopted the resolution 10 sus
tain the nominees of the Baltimore convention. mat nom
but national Democrats will there be nominated Is US hHe
"a destiny-and the New Workers will therefore be copei
led 10 90 the whole figure with the national Democracy
They cannot expect go halfway without breaking OIL en-
tirey from the Democratic party.
Unsatisfactory in respects, as is the action OIL W
New York Democracy it is infinitely preeraoie 10 ha'
the Wbins of the same State While few Barnburners 10
cdentay declare themselves be committed 10 cessa
on from discussion of the fugitive slave aw; the Wings II
their PLATFORM socnny and expressly reserve TO themseVe
the right and policy Of agaling its modification and repca
If we have not gotten all that asked the Southern wing
have lost every thing because the popsiciy OF agitation
explicitly recognized in the platform OF principles acope
by the New York Wing Convention their rule OF action