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

H., comato:ise "a: saws III he would have voted aans
iii admission u Cnorua-the first Ineasure-bccauSe O.
H.. uXItat lie" territory. we'll uO" IL has always beer
.c BY lie southern country ana more ,<eclaI!y by Dir
Calhoun expressed in his resolution OF lsi7-n memo
i: resolution offered il the Senate nt the United State $
ia. II CrTnirCd upon tie people OF territory WHEN 4
ajl:,irci into the Union state |" dt terihht
themselves the term: which il should com" IN
ms, IN. riy couiiOn ;.ll the United States hid rgh
/, :cG,;r, was il s!tuuii have republican form
and tina; It nr the people 4" tie terrific
r. hcH$r"rS 10 determine when ley came into the Cnon
gl:thc. slavery sorq lac admitted or excluded. There
b. question that !e Who'll. Southern country was ey
eml, anXioG$ hat lie STATE Of California should aGi
slavery ana ii slavery had beer admitted by the constitution
~ California every S1ulh-,n would have
y Tt wool: have voted against H. As it was slavery
at,cd ~ tie constitution nj Cai!iuinla and Who'll,
Nura and !fsu puft'hn vi the South voted fl: her a!m
Though considerable portion of the south Sotc,
;!.::.i j.. New, WHIST i tie objection :" Mr. Castle
H.. dos object /" Tie rI@: III IN" people 10 Oct r
1s!aC N, ror Si1"ys" si"uii NJ ie'Htti2" Of n1 bH
a. rrut- 10 ;4. size ~! the .rr"fy TIC want.. I,
iyi'e Il. ;ag, taaen, d. you MOI wtat wo.: h',
':l-.l .c.rc 81 Ih4l2 ii~:e WIS great polite
:rg-!- .ur ~ tr tie Mort. AMI me SoH;a Gait
r.I proposed - CON: "a - isce Sale ~! M CasN
d: s 81 protecting >rati.rn Interests an! Institutions IN
s;s atil>iu. that II should conc IN IL Nv" re
STATES !s. 81 nG,, VT. IL" soil Senators: H-cii u
t%a-l.c n" people ui California having "h li;!" 1T ~
oGrpstlI i-c. H. institution oI slavery. in7t l. w,
,.aS II ":~l Nj. it"rAe would protect SJuiheln lnsiH
tiDus H' i;II wa us objection 10 California 10: my own
pau. prgr: one II" STATE Ia two liI NJ. Cas- II" says
ti. H." south has gait nu;Gny in lie Compromise nel-
iJr J;ah std Nc" Mcxcn. What has The SCa: a.
c,lnc, this subject, Why that territories
-',4rd Or atn;I,'ed witcut The application III the i!ot
PtoyisD. Eeil GY these C";rulsc territorial
established lor Ncw MrNieo ana Ctl, with
JIivL wprl l:ng su!i .brnt tGc HmDt lg"s>p. The.
haze been aini''cI upon the s:'s that the S,uih have 81
"a:- Gc!i.HIcd an! YET me gentleman Is not satisfied. So
tc-2r 10 .xa-: The geri!,niln Ia not satisfied Hbo,
fcNIs hC"aust he You paid ten millions i" dollars
for slave territory be converted nn free soil! have .c.t
before extract laer upon this SUBJECT from w!
N'a! Il. ht"s she i pretty good authority with iItnE
hc. lie Is the E.nDcraa President u; The lnl:cG States
Senate ai leading member OF The Democrats: ihry-iat
familiar vita ih subject than Mr.. Cassie whose aEo-
led :lln to give suC! attentive investigation
+, tho SUBJECT lie sHys:
':c ,lioc which .as been raised against the measgrr
that slave a- been surrendered 10 fire." soil has no
foundation Many, however. wit!ou; giving 10 the
rct thorough examination, have been mace - oelVt
Tie boundary ui Texas h! been established a! The time
Vi her iuGNnn and that r right 10 the whole territory
ea@; ri Rio i;ranir, it, mOath - its spfc", was
urqn,-i!nnrd. Nothing can be more c!ron-puS.
No territory has been surrendered 10 Tree SOIL Unless i'ie
peo , "f Uah and New Mexico wien they iora cons'iia-
.:. aud apply Tor .ini&sun States think proper pro-
in slavery There i. restriction 10 slavery, and the
ancst and most distinguished uris of the South
entertain doubt that the OF slaves may with per-
feet take them either Oi these territories regard
less Vi The Mexican law
And vet his gvntleuan comes here and complains
hl millions Of dollars have been paid 10 TEXAS for the
Icirn, all difficulties. Ii question inr
T.Al~ herself il submitted 10 the people whether 'ney
would sell rcr CLAIM, this territory rather HAN have any
difficulty with III" United States and hey agreed 10 do it,
Gle loot o l territory. You NAV ask Why then would
yu pay millions Of liars To Texas for her cln 10 TINS
territory. ynn DO not believe she had right 10 W an
swc that would DO il tor peace; would do FIR the honor
and pyryctniy Of III. Union would not weigh Tie Uhio:i
in and dollars and cents in The other. Applause
wulI pcn hundred millions o dollars into the ocean be-
fore roul this laun >s"yei, one blow struck be-
the Federal troops and The troops Vi any Sae IN tbs
Union Great applause Why then talk 10 ne aboua mis-
eratl" andi"l "i dollars as len millions was NOT PuI
han Hui 10 this rea; and powerful government? Talk to me
about paving millions Of dollars for peace and union anc
hartlony. Applause.
n then mere is the Fugitive Slave Law. The gentleman
would have yu!,! the Fugitive Slave Lawonc OF these
Coup:yni>e Is very much in favor OF the eS
ecu non If that w. WEI gcntItncn I'll tel! you how far
ne !, III oil IT, and how Tar am in favor OF it, am IN
!ayo Of The execution Of the Fugitive Slave Law just 10 The
SANE extent tia! am IN FAVOR OF the execution OF every aw
nu pronounced by the constituted tribunals nt the country
II b. .tI!u;;nli. just much IL favor OF the
,yyeuri :'t !w - am u every ether Law upon the
strs buuN - The that your representative, II
3,,ri Fillmore. President o the United States SHOULD
corr. before Congress and sa: 10 n:r tie tEg:e Save
Law ius-;r, Vermont and Massachusetts, and the re-
vr.ae laws South Carolina Hlve taken an oath 10 sec
.ns laws ltui!? executed and want power from Con-
.rc, employ the army and navy o: The United States 10
,n'o &c t,cm; would say, here Is my hand, Mr. Fillmore
and III i.y yea control the ary ard navy to dn IT,
Gti:ears Ard "0Gi do than tnat would say 10
Nun .ccuGtrnd y"a To settle Tins question w!ti er-
munt Il.s.cr,rl and South Caro!int P"accao!y yon
can but t,-r..dy il you mast Renewed cheering
,youi >!loo: every that Jared 10 resist the flau'e
Si, Law any other law OF the United States ueat
ccrina The gentleman told me AT hanover SO would he
NJ. CASEIE. No not that.
ii. BOrro | - understood you and you 50 report
ii. CAsEIE. Tonc doe,rne is, that you would shoot
oyn .v,y wun darci 20 resist Tie in-:rc >avclA"
or ay 0- tar 't' ai!td States "a"sr any c"c"H5'HH-
ces .>o.. ,a.as aid thai
A. fUr... -. sir rou do msund.rstand rne
,,, j. r!v iv doctrine. Il any State ii this l:un
or any ~ i:tlng Stale undertook by ,''"" t. "-'a ia.
iri: - slave law other law 1i 'nc Lncd SiIcr,
,yJuI give President ii the United States the pn"e:
wa!! Al.,c .ckspn as.cd for ard ohtainct IN 50 10
rrv The t:uaps 1T the United STATES - shoot down TIE re-
te,l!ju- ai.oS that resisted lie law Great applause
'rn, MI rin til! ne Hanuyer-.nt he is report !
il ne y,,, "a in relation - TIC in@luve slave
m an tIi Hin: then that he would rot and c":si not,
Il H. q. - he ?uI.lt"i his doctrine OF the r!b' 81
= S,,, Ia .cc,tc the tnon nkr u? Ih Question
l,w in practical form" Te State "i Vermont has 'ht9n-h
.r =, rt del Irrd ii" iII.;irc Save Ia" unco2>n-
,,a,i mi. ana void. Nr, sGIno>c you have nsc re
IN e iJ; ;.i i!cTc III "n:acnce - !c IL" 81 u.
t; :, l,,. .a Summon /. ) mlr-ii ami tie irGnr'
~: t,.I recovering TIA; !G."e; person" IN Yer
. .,.. ,,v.,,t, ard ,.vs .sr yom ,.,.G 40 nan 10
l., Iii. slave. The constituted utiprtties :" IN: STATE
81 s-,i,une 4 IN. fugitive lave .tw 10 tH u:c1n>Hsl
a. 40. J,UnH {" haEelic Is coisi ~ a. l., 'ur
o.;,ya! way r-I.i 10 iu =" oc t.c!,ri.
" !, c1"st!,iibn' %: cot sac i:'s o!s 'u iiie
.,ur. Com. o. tie Unite" STATES !luyin: nothing Ia a.
,. H. }a 8j. M fo;rfa Coa-'- nave nothing - :"
q, m u .>.sc.la.l,' ,argpsc ana liz STAT ii-C, -
,. . s Il 4, r,,irU!yssi II UGcvs t !Jnll l;i ii,fe.
s ~ c..,s,t urcausc il YOU enforce ais
i.% N |rmoa'. snri. cnfpr2c any o!a'f IA" "a
,l Cacy!ul Nt.GuHt i. sr.cr,!a i. %rCti C!rcr1.
an if yOa v.allt Inv il South Cardinal, yoU
not enforce Vermont. Ne!l iat IS the tcaceahc r.'ls
ya,'.t"a pnbU ic gentleman -pcs nr III; var :t'',
an! wa; i. that Why, when IT, ci,izsis oi Vermont
axe ;l|s :rsscd the 'w, teen COMES the o'e when tar
Pr. ual cei.s forward un Il wan! pJ"ct 10
force the law You required me 10 take oatn to
tn, H." .Aiu executed. The STATE authorities u Yer
mont az, for Inc Federal Officers there ana " Int
mower .iaFcn par; o. 'hr truup: oi tie United States 10
-. lint III i.w : executed Well, goul give him that
Hr p. IL. Ca.Ec wou.t 81 il; he cou. hc
lt- ccord. hIs doctrine. the Guu!.r; In" u he
L :tes march Vermont AMI about - execute he
i Vermont says "iieiort sGcr my ciiiz"s 10 b: -tn
dov MS - " st:cic from this onion; VA! prnrc;
In; .G.. OF Vermont the execution 81 the laws resr!u
lions o; the OF Vermont and you shall
This Federal las within my territory and therefore am "G
OF .uur jurisdiction and beg ond The pale OF the Union;
scc.dGn WHIT does Judge CaSkc do then? Why h. NC
luitacgs. cat cheering and laughter He acluie=..s
ard admits she has the right 10 SccG.G, ard having thu
i.t .gcr, YOU have ro%c! 10 GEORGE her ino l.
e,ca law Now that is just "a. The gentleman
i,vyI Of the enforcement .. the Fugitive Slave Law
-, i. now admire very mitch HE spirit nf huEIi
controls and su!cS conduct Of friend the Ju, &C.
IN arlursc al hat IS mai mn oprrcs
siyc and ycanaica admire 1t spirit oi humility but
i, not admire spirit OF manly Independence
should admire it if he would give it:lc strDng, IL
lustruH Of his spirit Of acliiescencc Sir, ~hy DO
you .I!ow example of VI your iIstyous pr.c-.s