Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
OTHER VOTES AND TRIALS.


"f The hole af-rw ards t|.-e the Convention
Mr. Cass OF Holdrru->-, Lorofoco friend OF Frank
IN firrees, and. hei-v-. relative of Lewis Ca>s. o
Michigan SPOKE against Catholic Emanc ipation So
also cad Mr. Brewster. Of Dalton, q. and
Hr. !" "ingat-. Of Strrrthtru, also d I.ocofoco trauh
lin firrc- descended hot from, Ia. chair bat ru. ,,-
question, aud II was Carried wItii only Na.s The
names are not gwen. but b-i.v- The whole seven
were political friends Of Franklin P,rrce
N"v = Franklin PIERCE made -p--ch~. o n Civ
S ~ 'oh "' JUDGES TO The people j. ke every
thlng eis- frc'- INN. It -,nm,t,ai but The
s"eet oi MS remarks was IN opposition to The election
by the people.
Nov - The question taken whether the word
fr"te'tHnt should be stricken from the quaiica-
tons Of Representatives. Carri-,.-.,u, not a word
Nov. 10. The question was ,nk-n on striking the
w"f' r"'esfan' FROM the qualification Tor Senators
tarrt-d on dir>t"n. ''svera nii,r voting the
negative Franklin PIERCE still silent on Ca,tp lie
t-'n""' patton. though h- found time. the d,y
"'h"n' d's EMIL Ing from the chair, make i've
column long.
Dec J. The question taken o n srik ing the worl
Ir"-~thhi from the quai sfcation> for J,oy-rnor-
Mr. t"S- spoke against II; srv-rI m-mt-rs voting in
ne me negative. \" ""rd from franklin Pi-.c-. Judge
Woodbury. was absent lng Conrt a, asi,iny,ou
aud th-r- nobo!y speak tho Ca,holics; but
Hr Fierce found time 10 make three sp--c III.
bass OF representation during the evening session Of
Or 5 Mr. Franklin Pierce made another speech
on r-pres- nj ,iion.
ABJtRATION OATH PROPOSED.
Pee :" Nr Cns~ "'f"r-d the following resolution:
'n' ron ., - '''""- NO Que "" Is bound by the o,,h
"i alt g''nc" 10 any monar'h'caI lor-ign power
" VINO Is bound h' his rri'g""s faith 10 put
Gown fr"- liberation. shall any hold
of rust or profit IN the STATE -
- ne irrsh-nt Franklin Fierce, decided
That Mr ASS resolution, reported ab"v-.
"7ler Now, here was chance for Mr. Pierce o de-
sc-nd from The chair.
Mr.. GaS< lIocofoco asked: "Wns it safe 10 cleo, a
man Governor who was sworn to the Pope of Rome
ana h"'."Vr" '''' all Protestant, were h-r-c~. and
'ut' ~ ''>reu'-d UNI" death lie would not have
~ ~ '" "p'n $, ''"' prosecutors could come IN and take
c i'r ~ o' ''"."fh"cht lie thought 1t right 10 put
up me "'T>- was " ever known that Catholics gained
~: ~ pt' p't r any p oi',t an got The Government
'"'o '"N "", h""s' mat 'h-y did not p-"~c"t- eve"
u" oedh an 'ha were opposed 10 iiem' And was IL
M '"'t 'h""gh 'h"y might be bound by all
Tue oi'hs mat could be imposed on them, that they
'i, - ,r , ., .,.e "l,s An" were they not
relig igion of Church and Stat,, W.r- mo-,
aud Catholic schools spriuy,pg ~, ali ,,o,,d
Us, and were they not t-acbinp the ,hdr., ,,,, a..
~. ,Il ,.,.,;c, ..s,,, -, " ~ "
from England TO day womb .h. .u.,,in pn,,.,;,
No I.-, Ireland be free from England and the Pom,
xouII L,,. ,,. ,o,.r auI ,.t i - . 10 ~
public Look 10 Mexico &c
Mr.. Richardson. I.ocofoco Of Hanover followed
Mr.. Ca and spoke against the r-so u,on hut took
occ aston to have fuv 1T The C,botic, ~. s,; ..I
was idle to suppose that minded Jesuit should
be elevated TO office In this country. with
ITS li,r razing influence, had no reason to f-.r
0,l,I ii,I .... ",h.s ,oi',,..,,
submit 10 Mr.. O'Conor whether this was not an occa
sion when religious liberty ne-ced a ci,arnpiou,
PIERCE rs ro prEG>n
H.; % , S nam re , Jump rom ms char to answer
MS w" TRENDS I)ii lie rui" Cass's resolution Of
,'"r,' as ne nigh, have done No hr opened not his
T., t w~,i ~ - '"o"g" one "''sht suppose that
5, > ~ - "s '"'' .''e ''"''''e "i r-i'gons
in 't -, ~ @ upon nm r'r qn'ehy put The
,u,;n, H., ] ~ 49,, , ' vas ,". ""e. @ y postponed
"'''S "h' sa'r cay however he found time T., make
sFr'" ." me everlasting question: OF Repr-s-
p, occupying "e"''y aco'uhn IN The Official
i, i,p 80
R-rrr..n,,,in, a. " ,, -. ,!"N''s o' ms
, ,'. ~ ~ u" " ~ ~ r''i" IL ht "'sf i"p"r-
,tfciai organ ot t-r,nkIi, p.,r. .ns ,,a s ,he ~,
onv-ntou. showed that the party attributed very In
lie Importance tn the religious test In fact P,eyc.
md ii- party adopted system of R.pr..ep,,,i,r
similar The rotten borough system of r.,t Hr,,;u.
other apparent reason tl,an TO defeat all amend
u. u,s OF the CONSTITUTIONS
~ >, -
- ~. .''ete' Loco. on 'his SUBJECT "i the
n >. ~, i .oi' moved 'h"' P""i-rs aud for
III r, ~ "" n d. pa't "i 's P'"p'-
uiIii,r ~ H. S,t | ' curing .he
on liz scor- Of th I,,.,,,,.n :, I
III th,s ROAD" Awful
Here w~.a glorious chance for the champion OF
'atholi"s and Ir,shn-n. but Mr. Franklin P-rc. was
nmh. ANA Gov St-cl-'s anne nd me MT was carried loo
" %
Dec - IN the evening the religious test on repr..
"hation Was stricken out, but remarks from Mr. :
PIERCE ON OTHER MATTERS
n ;, - ~ -'''' ''''''- ,
n ,h I';i ~ IRE sP"se Wo or 'h'~c 'i'"r ,
eep.3 tn H.. ~. :ai. " - o f1'""'' patio" I
led " ' "'' 'o"s"e vas
pc 81 r,.,Li; p;
Dec ID Er,nkH, p;.,.. o,,osa ,h I.,; f
I.rk. ri ,h- C,,,,. h, ~, ,,o,,i. -, r.. ~, 81 -
r-irhrn on, rh - - 49, - b. - ~, w i . ,: y
n the election and ,ur,-jirt',n Of ,hs ,s,v ,nac.