Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

sympaihy for The struggies of the
centuries o tyranny And let US fulfil our III
N no spirit OF aggraHdzenen; Of popagandisfn bNa
cssy aud rishiiuiiy. And have mucl plea "
That recently the assaults of tie British press nave been NJ
in proper spirit by nwn and especially by some ~ "
great journals in New York May they 90 en- in The ~
work ~
Mr. UNDERWOOD replied 10 the illusions made bv /,
Cass as 10 this being an 'age Gf progicss He corst
the true progress of this TO consist In the r,,
peaceful and Most beneficial deYeracnt OF The
OF the country by th: encora g.mcn, Of the w
Of improvement and extending The facilities Of r,lt
commerce Of the country; b. the construction Of the
abroad 10 the Pacific, and drawing together in close bo
OF intimacy lie people AID interest OF the several seco,
He utterly opposed fbuster!sn and schemes for y
acquisition Of foreign territory.
Mr.. WELLER said his State felt deep ntees; in ~
subject and wonli be glad participate in debate
moved mat the subject be postponed ill Monday week
MT MANGUM said that lhc debate could go on quite
wen after The information had been received now
hoped the res Iution would BE- adopted now
Mr.. WELLER Withdrew his motion
Mr. SOULE renewed 1t. Or j subject OF 81 n,,cb :; .
est, When every word uttered would be considred s
important and significant, he and his friends din
he silent. They rad not BEEN had others adyisa
the introduction of r question to-day were nor @
prepared luke part in the debate They desired to d
and he hoped The resolution woUli he postponed
Mr.. BUTLER said that his State was also dce,,v o.,
ecrned in this questions; and il public opinion was to
,-net by debate: he thought that the representatives.
iose Sucs nearly interested in The question ought "a
allowed to be heard tributaries 10 the OF pu
opinion. 4
Mr. MASON. ] have desire in the worli TO cur
TINS debate or 10 discourage H. II the honorable SeuE
from South Carolina supposes there Is aGy desire on "
part or on me part o other Senator prevent the ~
est and most elaborate nsbac gcntlrmca think p
am not n!ormcd of any sch purpose Sir would ~
given notice of mi intention IL Introduce this resolgE
had supposed that il would involve debate before .bs
formation received. The halter arose Simply n,
Two days ago, | think il occurred 10 me that il woui
proper call for the correspondence mentioned in the
sdcns message. an! conferred, a frequently do AZ
the honorable Senator from Michigan who is now the 81
OF The Senate especially in matters OF foreign relate
and informed him OF my purpose. asked him the 81.
whether he thought would be proper Tor me To PR.
The resolution before the vote asen by very fry
marks which have made confined IL that subject and
alone. He told me he thought il would be proper and
he would avail himself OF The occasion make some
marks. hcg Senators 10 believe that had no desire
bring debate Unexpectedly upon them. did supp
The resolution -
Mr. GWIN said no State was more Interested in ca
Than was California. Her millions passed every !ortngS
within few leagues Of Cuba He hoped the debate wof
10 on Cafnrnla and Texas also cuch interested
another question touching the foreign pocy il lie
aped of Sonora Ivy France. Those States wou
possibly be called upon look The matter shortly
When the Senator from Virginia spoke of ripe rui' Il
slould remember The Sandwich Islands, which no
fully ripe. L
After some further remarks The resolution postpone
I'LL Tuesday, Tie 4h of January.
The Senate then adIoGrncd