Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

| support .h,, b,, answered That Gnrst,n
w. Ic,s,1d that the Union party had se"a'a'eu se''
, at n,r.;.z. liza Why should they sc"d "''= We "
,h ,,,vcnf,nl Re had said that l'nre was :. cav. I
otr - Iha Whjgs actin. with tic Union parry mar
h ,,n,ncru,c paris, but !ln deemed that IL was 'hr uI
the nin party to have no conheN'' Win s' ''
Ill lis principles were kfo"n. ,rh,, ,,o ,,as will
ins l., @, m The Baltimore Convention. All KEW a ,,,
were .r.at many ajollon'is IN noun M ;-i,
,hev contend against :hc principles on "c hie S'." '
49, 90 t,noiz2l His was this: We Ha"" we III =
r;,ds Tier. a. sell opponenis ana ov @"n" 'c '
,,Iin v mr. friends can countcr1ct me W''G'
-, M' MS and put ourselves in ao>lll"n 10
carry on, the view, o the Union party. u" %'"'
1r IN. rrc,, caaian, brcaGar ~ he und:!s'ol. ~ u
v,h lin on tho particular subject 81 Si'"eF". ~: .,
vote far The lntn who places himself on G''fcct ii
and f;ctc.. himself t. carry iei, OUT =: "ta I''.
Il, saw that tie ti!lc II! preserving Inc ."''. pa
z,fir l.s .ssel by; a. he asked whether h= Union pa
~ j. 10 ,:d s an, d. n7hirg. rather ;ai aci VIA INC
os,rct fi whsh i, formed can b" acc"'np.rI' ,,
| Mr. McMuLLg:; id not tsrtJ iakn o"i'ir' u
a. did ,hr ocrlLinnn from Fiur:ja Air ttooD on '
: h -, rs r;r.; the mere aulv Of !li- *o.!cr -
transfer his and warrant lie tnnu@h wA d'!:
10 TIC g4a,i~nlan, la; Of n! ne '%ico. W., ,%.
ever haIr dsyrrrI in this II ll! ar elsewhere 'hS ~,
mos uupr,rirtouS h! which - make SrG:h, II" J., ~
not rsn Ia reply til" cn: man, nlt he ''ese1 - r'
,uIr attention u cu.in!tre - the sil"c 'hi''e Vi"
d. ,,,,i,n T.ra IS ~ subject hslurc Congress, os
which should cc:lc ac0rc Congress In when 'as 'i
der has deeper interest; a: yet toe gentleman %'a:'H
III anu ~ jcG.ad political speech upon H. ~ N'.t" m
rerlinc, 10 cad political lecture I" the lw" 'aI
parties q: the counr;. and 1t III" same UNI "il !" IN
Gently f,-mc! l!i pI7ty, cpmritd OF III: 'c''''' VI CA
uar,;rs-Iu iuisnaTeL UGion party
Mr. DISNEY by permission o; Tia: gsntlei'an '!' ',
sonaI ytnlpn T..c .ci!l.nlth rom o'i!t ',,' d"
d In hi, vac against the FIgitive Sa"c ts liz ,' ~
,o s,iI at TIA, law WAS irg:ctG !; a.a did E"t accom-
ns ,rs Object When That b.! was a.!"c h' 't'"S@ "
urged The gentleman who had car;c III II I" wac - '"e
tenant :,r the Tavi qa"S:!nH that Il" MIN "'!'f ~
,.r,n NJ \, Tia, TN. ic sid .si he w"n! not nave
The rrras,irc o'cc down his t'ri and tr"tlfr' nav
would b. instrument al agitation III ~" ,a','% ~ wy
Ere. Sa.rs He ,"ry:or vo,cs &.ars! H. oa IA '!'.
hnnc unr Of III, constituent. congratulated him III ais vo
against bill. II explained 10 i'n rs he no" dil - '
House ii" way h. rn'r against We o!Ii ":'sE ne
vas d.n=! the privilege .! ui.nL al amcHd!i""f
| Nh CimrBELL o Oa0. asked his ccsagn" "h.th"r ht
was opposed any modification Of HE !a''
Mr. Disney replied hst h" was not; bat The great rasso
tie community having agreed t. Tie oii III us iirHOid
form, lie wiling 10 ac,lncsrc.
Sir cAmrrE.L / will .o;, ioc modification ar icrca
| ar DIsSGY. ! vii! vote AZ inst 10Th
Mr. Polk asked several questions ni if. CAMPBELL
| which that ecntle',IAn answered.
~. McliuLLE. !cSGm.cd ai expressed his surprise and
regret the the genI:l !7om rt'fl!G "o ~
formed Hrrse that the higs dar7 Tie last s'''i'n id
suhsrrib1 To tic cmpro;n=c-l ccii tncaratm "f !'s
prudence Ai why ia not the Democrats 'aHe 'i:r ;t.e.
He would answer far tiien Il" c0u!i answer 10! himself
He e.rcd 10 additional testimony 10 gave 10 he people he
desired n, additional testimony ri either hiS attachment 10
The Unua VI III" Democratic patty. The ''G''a DOC
irincs well known lie would l: TIE Gcnr'a lh'' nc
desired IL rive additional pledges 49,
Mr. CABELL The gentleman soys that the virginia soc
lrincs too well known II happens ma, 'e '! "G
legation The last House about cl ny dviei ask
what the Virginia doctrine, when ini the gentle
man advocating posisr ard he gentleman from the
Acccmac district advocating another, Grciy opposed 10
the question on which the pledge was made.
Mr. III MULLEN. will answer; the Virginia principle Is
this: strict adherence The CONSTITUTIONS Of the county
| Laughte hope that the gentleman will make the dec
laraon and srick to it, On the subject Of the C@mpo-
mise the Virginia delegation were divided but are they d.
vded either of those bills which Involves great const
iuonaI question But how did they act Like statesmen
and friends their common country. We do not make
war on one another. We remembered the advice Of Dr.
'To the iauts OF friends be blind,
Aud they to us vii! eer"e nd
Ii tie faults OF friends expose,
They will then become our iocs'
lie would tell the gentleman, Furthermore, that tho Old
Fashioned Democratic Jecrsunan, Old unkcr party was
real Union party OF the country IL had always cec,
the Union party and it would Dr. SANDER on the deaf as wen
as the living say e contrary lie then reviewed The
Wing campaign of 1910, AMI touched upon oih", matters IN
that coruexiun giving way Mr.. CGSe'l 10 asa questions
and make expaa tons and in c2nc!uslpH sad hht his de-
sire was 10 have taken upon The bill AZ soon as pos
sibIe and that if The gentleman from Florida had DISPOSE
ton to repent of his political sins and resolve I" SIN n"
more, he would be willing 10 dhc INC, into the Dc'oc'c
! church.
On notion the committee rose when resolution was
adopted close debate in hours after the House
shall again 70 into committee.
And the House ADJOURNED.
SMALL NOTES.
The Wing regards mpraccable The scheme of asking
the corporation Of contiguous States in the pass g. oil laws
prohibiting the issue and circulation OF small notes. and at
tributes scarcity OF specie to the present lar on u"
other hind, the Petersburg nelgcncer, WHILE Ike the
Whg, in Of banks being Above! I" furnish
the small currency if must have il, is decidedly OF
the opiinu that The plan suggested hy IT, some time aIncc
! is the true policy. |: says:
We s!oald, ii possible, get rid of all Bank Notes nA;'r
the denomination OF S. and this only be effected By the
joint Of the State Legislatures aided by such sslSn
lion h. Congress will break up the system 81 Private
Hanaing and Small Note issues ia the Dst:c; OF C"nh-
oa. II :!s DC accomplished, and an alteration made
N IN. standard y.ue Of sil.cr Small Notes would dis
4 nSh,
ton \ move this important suhicct we roice tu see
has been nrtc in ,ie Senate of Pennsylvania.
We uee gsatnrc VIII 1T its rsscn; session, !ow
,e good example Set In Pennsylvania and, al least make an
e,rt I'D Stare 0f evil which is already rr""us
md w.;c! is steady and rapidly on The Increase S'""i
IA. ciitr: ;ail additional E accc for "e s!2t!'
then he 1887 wh.rc Il, soi:-rylfca Hr'si.
Ion ia re- separate State nc:ina ri Us ut SDat Noes
Ii the State ANA the General Government DO not leei='c
Ia ENORMOUSLY the SUBJECT, The evil is incurah'c.
/
Tic vy members e: he I. ul>!u.c-Sa0!! Price Esq.
IN the g., anJ D. u5o!ya Esq: SccEc,aT:-;a"e ca!.ec
State Convention nj the Wing rnrty,,o tr hs! in i:t'
lond on he lh April 1r IL" purpose {; rr:'nZ"l
tic Barry l The Presidential! canvass II appoint d,lc .iGs
= n National Convention, ana - nominate IN ctc;oaI
! cke:.
We ne sl,t to sec the Wig dropping the Of he
"Cn,oI" party ard reissu1n t7 oil maze ~" hnor'
SIC shall then k:.ow how meet ti:nl in 10 Qnss'natr
shape" bciuc the prrI!r Of Yircin:, Who's Jue. verdict
upon tic ISSUES cannot h. REGARDED - At al coab':Gl
View -7c pIiuf!ly src:e H.; evening" zen. ;:a:
va c., c;t an. 81! accGniEaacc, I"aa II Cook, Cashier
81 the Farmers Ea; o Virginia. ,.td miantrs
past 2p u. yesterday, his residence in this city. N
haze known rl ,a NJ! ..c!. lie ii :iac h.
sne.s caci;ics hitnra5! sentiments ana bearing sound
head and 0pca a".r ana b.og,t Cox hj- noble
qualities act aia'ncss .: tC?t IL !ay;ng t l- sal til
hue :'iend caunn hE extend oar wrrr"s: syiP2.
hics hi. distressed !nig, "o aUG IN thc lament