Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16

.nys ono word about the sl:c trade ho'~eGh t
81, ,n. o,u enmn ii lie will prefer .T rh!"pfe io' l''t
should nc be in favor of The abolition u @ slave
a1s pC.BELI. Crrtanly not, Blu, Mr. Fillmore Is IL
,yor Of no measure, viii appear by 70 s
letters 10 Govcrno: Gale and 10 Mr. b:''Es' " "''e u"
referred. IA, 8, ,,., -
NJ BRECKENRIDGE ! am about 10 aiihie 10 ma
Nav sir no Tells re iacl that did know, and plead
guilty charge OF gf,o!ancei for suppost ~ nv Nv
iran the stliemeut OF the gentleman IRON t
E,;ota ii a.! &! letter rc,raciing his oPE.''s :"
iI.ongrc.. upon .c e1Ys trade atcn The States
from r. lec,ur believe heard some tln2 VI " Vi, u
snlp ;4s SUMMER; have not seen me ls'cl. 49, a
e. him.; hi. nD,s,i,;u: DID lie, IN this letter. express "p'
.y,r., 10 The power did he only surha:r Ills 'p
mrr opinions in obedience 10 ths decision o' ;' Iap
turt Of tie United Sta;.s7 Did he voluntarily i've ',.'
no or vas he driven hy lie Supreme G'urs 81 ''p IN,
Sas 10 aurrenderl The gentleman mods, and take !. Ic
GRANTS! that that ia IL. That is bud hisl"iy o ~
iuslen any thing %. that SOFT upon the hen'ucAa 1 "
Mr.. EaBeLL. II tho gentleman will allow nc q"
nat Jccorct uscsr!y the words OF that letter u "hs "a
,,e.s5 ~ Il.r Gentleman from New York, NJ Baoosa
will ask the gentleman 10 aia'" MI bsoois 10 s'ae
! tho letter was. ,,,> :, -, ,,. ~, v,r,
| C,ricI OF "Cio on - Gh on :! 'DGil siFo "".' VI 49,
| tiic will b. waited ,,, -,
Mr. BRECglNRl6GE. ] am perfectly willing on ~ :,
do not wigh 10 lnsc ny Time Let me Gentleman l Wv
York publish letter again. DID nni unues'aho ne ge"
Imsn frnm Eiora /. sag thu! Mr.. Fillmore has ever re-
trac:rd his published opinions In dSer 1f mo ~
slavery in is District or HAT he has 10 me sEhe:
decr va,ied The uniform unslavcry Tenor VI ns pu"lc
n for the ,sI quarter Of century. will ask lie gentle
man from Florida il he understands Mr. Fmorss p's,n
ug,
Territory should apply for admission into ms un'oh WIN
slavery in her constitution Executive would tn'o" his
influence in favor Of her admission1 ;.
| Mr. CABELL BY all means If there wore no o''ef o.
Mr BRECKINRIDGE. You know 1t 20 be sol
Dir CABELL have no doubt OF IT,, er,,.ns, ,hc on.
Mr. BRECKENRIDGE. will tell the gentleman INC On
~ reason why doubted IT, thongnI so 80
PRESIDENT in lis message said II ~hs mai Ssl'e'eh ~
principle and detail arplaord MN for t1vo 81 ,bs 6oai
~ of The comuumse measures but had INIT inc ulsh-
npishcd gentleman from Massachusetts MI webster nr,
Der Of his Cabinet ravern2 the state OF New YORK sl
umme, making public speechea and stating that his own
npin ons of The President were id"nca upon wv,
olreIion and nj The same time declaring that he f won
stel was uevucapy orposed 70 inc admission o uny a
ala W territory int the Union Therefore, M oosrt WIS
misnlnicd tShr! is probsb'e) when ne nsc''su
opinions OF himself and ar; !Iluie VIZ I'm r,in smn
noses Mr. Chairman, sri OF conversation has sp,r:
I'm hrtccn nv friend from F"rda and Hiysc!i ana ~ w.
,b ,n,s,ers,no O: being misunderstood, viii put enc
,b, question 10 him. In connection WIN MS e"'"s''"
upon Mr. Fillmore would nG"It oil Inc lonn'a"V
,. question of The removal of The Florida Indians Laugh
ter Jaw letter from the honorable gentleman IN me
81 eornccr" t.ln other day which looked somewhat sig
n,franl Now have no disposition TO interfere with The
pIiyate u ,irs OF The STATE # Floda-none In The world;
bu, there se great many there constituents
of The honorable gentleman, and think have some excuse
for asking the question nope hu VIII tdhe A'noy' a'o
answer accordingly.
Mr. CABELl. | havo already referred 10 that subject
IN would aeK question qnNe rs relevant II
The one he as put mnwhsl the opinions n Mr. But
Ter duties upon iron, ad in regard 10 ITO ta Laugh
air, BRECKENRIDGE the gentleman answers my
question BY asking another Now If waive nv right and
answer him. will place him under eaewc1 obligations 10
reply question answer that have no doubt Gene-
raj Butler Ia IN favor OF ae roloT tar and OPP
nosed 10 an increase of duty IRON Will the gentleman
my question? What are Mr.. tIilmores views
In regard 10 tho removal Of the Florida lndiins7 Laugh
Ter.
Mr. CABELL l believe Mr. Fillmore worry aonnd
on thar subject out many Of the officers were not
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE. Al any rate the gentleman can
not yet biz Indians of the county, with all the power
VI the Administration think The Administration ought 10
carry out treaty by which the Indians we're 10 be emov
ed from Florida and .Dnd to glad 10 hear the gentle
mans defence of them for falling 10 % 40
To return from episode what position do thefacts
rsve mentioned, AID many others IEe Them place uc
gentleman his lricndsl Wills Butler and Inc alist!cah
Democracy striving srm the tide OF ire that sWep
thu lind the genienans present allies were augment
ing lis volume; but now very o.,y airs. They pro-
len. 10 be the peculiar friends o The S"hta and hing their
snrers at sn who bavey struggled 10 avert the caiai
ties they caused hope he hour OF repentance mas coir
il /. full tins M incsnhiaries under higher obga-
TONS - r1ngu<h hi iTe cY kindei Bat Tor them no
cunproml.a wund have been necrssnry ahorioa never
would hive ecnme dangerous rlcre" IN 'fsrlsla f"'
,cs and .vpuii not have heard q thlt1 parry Linn
single Issue General Bu;it mi Me:s;s Fillmore, wen
s,c and n;:lers may he co7!oniE' bur they ~!i
have Jonneyed 10 il FROM very opros'. T O.
scented the n1mo o! Gene 81 Batter the county Tor the
Presidency mon the principles oil Inc Siae Inc acUon
lions have been published in the leading rHperS "l me
Union may e allowed 10 REMARK that the Derncia's 81
Kentucky have ory been distinguished By me huety u"
prncpl. tina. commonly marks oppressed tnlnoIity NO
puriiun cf III. psrtv is devoted 10 The union OF the
upon The oasF OF ha rights OF tho S,ates have
been asked repeatedly whether resolutions express the
opinions OF General Butler whether ho has endorsed
hem7 great many comments have been mado IN me
public papers upon this subject Now, believe 'hat
public in private He honesty is the best policy ana tie
man any tImc and particularly Al ms ne con
hives ID. coccealen 81 bis Opinions, esHcrai! 'a
the sar;u.; u any portion nf tic American people; sni
feel titI; wenlt merit tho conen2t Of r sn'lnt ab ana
btancIe - gentleman defending keFe failed TO an
s4er 81 SUCH nq 4Ifiss by all the means !" ny powrr
II appc4fs ta tine ag, Mr. Francis T. tIHt wrote
to General Butler political suhIec!s ABOUT Tie sam"
time also him. bat ~lthrG: ans knG"ed.u OF
what Mr. Blair had dIc, informing him vi certain cnarYcs
Of coru.on and intrigue circulating against HIM :e;e ard
snrn2n from certain sources AMI requesting him 10 write
me letter l.. be used at nv dissection Gsners Butler
sweel the letter ~ alr. Blair lie also answered mine
ndrg !a copy oi ,hr letter 1" hr Bair a,d the criminal
rlso Crsing cunraG ih.', seaL lie c'Ign" e"
Mr.. B! M ard use Tho copy if FL. Tho loiIuwnS Is
caRRoLLrns KESrrcxY Fra s 1852
DEAR Sla gate SICK al Louisville and an SUI! TOO
unwr your .iter in tucn manner as could
" s! have therefore CONCLUDED - send ynn coy OF one
n.i,ren SOME weeks + p. Blair E:q, bLl no i"
w.r,vd for me r.asrrs stated Ynn viii pruse Compare
them, ard hand ricaa 10 Mr.. EiIir. Think X probable
this !ecI nhy your iutF0e as we'll q" Sciter ian
aay can write Is e only have ever written Il"
an; one u he Frseso party ana i fun statement {" all
ha taken place between U.s. 90 NOT "sh pup
nshed but you arc liberty SLOW II 10 any one you
esss vi one thing be fully assured that hateyer supper,
NAV rctive from that uny other quarter viii b. with
ont the slightest condition. either express Implied my
putt WIN "'s" '|A''0' ''N'' " O. BUTLER.
Hon. J. G.. GRrcKIsHlDoE.
The fact Il lis Dtius dated n2g ago. sows hat have
been trying the onr without slccrss The - .io let
Ter To Mr 8la which feel usiird under In: clcrnsan.
ces IN making public:
CAsRrll7rs, Ky. January q, 1852.
DEAR SIR: enclose you the proceedings Of the Demo-
cratic Cun,,non held Fransur, the sh Instant which
IL was my intention have doGe us Received hcn
tut was by The leezing OF the O6io, which de-
struyrd all mail Gaciea for three weeks. The
solutions speak themselves and s only necessary
me 20 say they submitted 10 Ueipic they
noted up,n the convention, ani ne. entire dpr'Oba
ton What elect trry likely have upon myself p"l-
ly did pause Ia nGufc II Is sufficient Tor mt tia
they in strict accordance wi'h my own opinions nPin
ions day. lightly entertained and therefore
likely 10 BIZ hanged uynnduEed Upinvls TOO III which
the American people .tr deep Interest and therefore
70 be made known. Ia the proceedings Of ths convention
tef. is nothing Gew iG tho slightest degree At with
that spirit Of cancellation whic SCENE likely 10 pervudc every
scclDn Of Eniun. Wlr the and ercund resolutions
pisss in boil! ond uaisakcaac language Whist tnc eo-
nj. oi k,nucy ocryc 10 b, their cDrst uonsl rights IL
rel Inn the ali cnc7OssiDg ssa.5 rowing Of tie LASH
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