Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

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Review for its indIscetion. am here TO conue
DO cund them but knew vi Po"'t II .7a.i - Il
censorship the by which you can cnho, ~.
forbid that the day shall ever upon .hls Sou.
The press is TO be ampled under foot or It's l'oe
ed When it docs come that proud enoen y. sou'
will plume her wing and take her 'gh. b, Judec
When made the statement, MI Cna'l".h', no,r,,ic
Dounlns had no Interest in or control over the
Review suiA all that could be required oy any sr
Ty an! u'1, w rcd Or NAV appear In lis columns Is
most remarkable wonderful ha, , h. /, never oc
should be exhibited upon TINS point, nsr in This city, nm
cured to The gentleman that there IS put has oIticke
croan of our party-ooked TO as t;J ,f his has
INDIE Douglas though mol hy maine ~ iie ~, !, wns
made @ m nan would for moment hold the gentleman
hat is favored BY that paper Responsible u Wv h, n
eoa,,,ck Them personally it is all right and pro-
ne bu. whenever public press friendly TO 9nuee &
error or n hGy and lei 10 ali tho balance 60
s,hn,it if you dealing fairly, II You are deal
np manly by your political friends? Is II me un"er
In which YOU ami would act towards one aho'hei ~
But will proceed In the line that laid Gown lot iet
remarks After tho appearance Of The January nunDet VI
the Democratic Review, containing inc aIlls.e n,h
d tho Presidency" Judge Douglas called upon nun'oer
of Gentlemen supposed have influence WIN he eaor 81
he nc view to get them 10 use their eSerons 70
him desist in his course when was h called uoon The
s,Icman from Kentucky [Mf. BREcElSRpeE am not
ara hope the gentleman T had eenvoIsa
ton with Judge Douglas, which will speak u WIFE" INC
gentleman shall have done, if he desires It; n ,, b.
r RICHARDSON (conlinulng3 Al ho az yns Teotred
caea "I a ia no, sion here He did want quarelS
among his friends; he sought to ayola .iet nam unbsr
Judge Douglas knew nothing OF "ha ao haissior Of the
Number he did learn, from gentleman IRON Nci'
mont Mr. prck that il would contain az a.'ue ip
c:enrrII Buer tnnu learning that fact ne imeoia't e,
clsarupfed 10 the editor to suppress H. s ed.oi u .d c
nyisw vIites back tho following letter. which WIN reau
As7OE HO ys S S 1 YOU 9ersph
100 late TO save your friend General Butler aud candor com
ccs me to say that had 1t come In time, It would not nave
changed word Of the article We know The man; ana INC
review wond be trcacherous 10 its duties to the party II
failed 10 expose his delinquencies.
The ogry atmosphere of Washington makes towards Of
YOU all and the you understand that you cannot drecl
INC Columns q '"' '>''''" GEO. N SANDERS.
Hon. S. A. DOUGLAS.
The editor onnnnnccs his purpose conduct the Review
c his own way He has that rgif he will exercise il! and
do not know how you will control It, My purpose no,
to enter into his he is fully competent for tina, task
himself Nv object is repe the implication OF Judge
Douglass connection with the Review, which, without be-
Ing directly charged is coverry sought 10 be fixed upon
him.
ma from Kentucky Mr. BREcglSRIDoEl before lie made
MS speech This shOnld have been sufficient OF Itself to
have projected Judge Douglas from the unjust implication
to which The ecneman's remarks most clearly rendered
rim o5roXious take it to bo fact too well established 10
be doubted that Judge Douglas had control over the pa
per in question: or Influence win editor h aet oenG
established the whole is concluded and what
might ASH further be said in defence OF these assaults
This fact thus clearly established, Is sought 10 be over
thrown by an inference 1t is said that Judge Douglas re-
commended the Review and therefore he endorses and
proves all that it contained might nk if this is true
That Judge Douglas in common with many members OF Inc
Senate aid Huusencuding is believed The friends
of every democratic asprant Tor the presdecy-td sign
recommendation has been the custom for years past is
not denied In order that this matter may DO fully under
stood call upon gentlemen 10 publish that recomnenua-
on with the of and representatives in HE
order in which they signed that may see The terms
Of the recommendation and the names OF Inc persons a.,
,,oI that app u
the question 10 hc and each OF Them how lar they
should be held responsible for each and every article that
hos appeared In the Review
Onc word in relation 10 myself When asked the other
day by the gentleman from Kentucky, whether Judge Doug
las signed accommodation for the Review before or h
the issuing OF the January number OF that paper, SAID
it bcfue. That statement was based upon this TACT
judge Douglas had forgotten The limo when he did 80 sgn
hut rccucccd that al the same time he signed the
nenation he paid his subscription, and took receipt there
or That receipt bears date January 6 and that was o-
fore tho January issue of that paper. Now want 10 talk
perfectly free and frank upon this subject Ihat Gale may
be erroneous may be wrong that date given by the
agent is correct the statement then made Is coTect-lt
wrong date the fault Is with the aeent and now 10 free This
Of all doubt while cannot say whether the date Is
the true or MOL gentlemen perfect liberty 10 as.
sumo If they WISH that it was after, and they can make the
most OF ii
| Mr. RICHARDSON. For by assuming that it was ec-,
1t places friends Of other candidates in the samo cateqo
~ with Judge Douglas. not here to quthhe about
dale when the only object Is 10 establish Tn inference 10
overthrow asccr;aued fact.
Mr. BRECK lNRlDGE. One word before the gentleman
goes do not know what may be the custom OF the
House as ain u member; but there have been num-
Der of direct illusions made By the gentleman 10
myself which it is absolutely necessary that should an
swer. do wish take up the time Of the gentleman
| do not want 10 deal unjusy and have an un
Outstanding now that may be allowed to make an eHHic
nation when he has done m
| [Cries Of agreed" "Agteed"'l
Mr.. RICHARDSON do not know what aliusons
have made the gentleman have merely stated facts Cts.
The gentleman il perfectly liberty when do him MUS
lice, 10 reply, and set right would not Intentionally
do him wrong for the world. now make that disclaimer
that when the gentleman gets through with his remarks ne
will object, having spoken once upon This subject
MEnBER Amendments nave been offered since, ana ne
can't object if you get the fnor.
| Mr. RICHARDSON stated that in relation 10 that
matter, if wrong wanted the gentleman to put me right.
Rut must pass from that subject not getting along
rs fast as thought would. had no idea that would DC
drawn into remarks have. This is most unwelcomc
task 10 me. have concluded my reply 10 the gentleman
from Kentucky; but before pass from this subject would
like to say that want strife in the democratic party
have brought this subject here Eas been !orceL upon
| the House against my wl-against my consent. Beng
here invite the fullest discussion fullest ASSAULTS II
they have any to make. upon Judge Douglas ou', any
make them directly The remembrance OF defeats ought TO
make cnncede thing for measures and O. nand no.
thing for men, am here in that spirit to-day ever nave
been here in that spirit There are somo other tnnes M
Charn,su to which feel il my duty 10 m Ike reference
There is subject upon which have not spoken, upon
which deem it necessary TO touch sno% nat Il Is s.lo
mot here but clscwere-tat Judge Douglas Is Inc steam
candidate for the presidency; but that whole QUESTION Is
brought in Il shape that cannot get hold OF H. want
TO meet il Of once. give the fat denial There s not
one man owning interest in any Of the ocean steam lines
so far been bc 10 ascertain favorable 10 Judge
Douglas his fra, choice. There three steam lines
Aspnwa Co. all wings and not for DougIs, but for
the wing candidate OF the firm of Law, CTowe & Roberts
owners of the line from New York TO Chagres- the first
two are understood be for General Cass and The hitter
| (Mr RotcrtsD fnr the whia candidate Dir. C4ins-owner
OF the line from New York Liverpool is understood 10 be
for General Cas- or Governor Marcy. Not of Tic pro-
prietors Of The lines is for Judge Douglas far
know have been able 10 ascertain II there 49, will any
gentleman him Is There any gentlemen here who
would do do not say that these gentlemen are hostile
hut they prefer other gentlemen
| colds. Perhaps II meant that Douglas will so
By steam when lie is nominated Laughter.
| Mr.. RICHARDSON. have doubt about it. The
wings will see sights when he is nominated. There is
element popularity about him from the fact that BY his
unadcd exertiJn he has up from poverty em
nencc tail occupies, forty years of age, proud pc
snn any man in America.
There another charge. Now, hear it said here
times that Douglas has sold and transferred his interest
10 this man. that man. and the other To euch and
cry OF this kind, separately and distinctly, give
fiat denial Judge Douglas is candidate, and he has right
10 be-
said that he has stirred up strife in different States
am here .epe amy such charge make the dccara ZION
without any qualification, that in instance has be
toned opposition 10 any democratic candidate In his