Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-12
Y 5JNEHSE1.zs 9ss.
rn.aTr-sE EcosD CoNcR Esss--.s7 SESSION.
MARCH 9.
SEN ATE.


adopted.
r,solunn offered By Mir A,c!!son directing al iEQni.y
into w :oprcty Of allowing the people OF Oregon choose
thci' own Governor and Judges, adopted.
resolution directing enquiry as 10 the rtoTF!ly o
paying the Claims of the Spanish cl,zens growing Vi The
Aui;stad case, was adopted.
Mr. Eayards resolution, referring select COMMITTEE h4
subject of printing the census returns, adopted
Mr. Stockton introduced bill granting bounty lard 10
sailors who wcrc engaged in The Mexican war
The joint resolutions upon the subject OF non n'erTc2.
then taken up.
Nj Seward addressed the Senate in support ofhia
He mantane that the following propositions ">;
fully established
l. Thai tbs people Of nung1ry in ,ha exercise of :s'a
secured 10 them ty the law Of .ations IN s2I2la G gi
innate asserted their national inJcpc!3,,co, All
tabhei government 10y their voluntary act "i Sc
crss!y maintained against u! parties !Awa.. "Iecs.,S u
she ques5u
o Th4. the Emperor Of Russia without just lawful
right in"a.td II -ngnv, nnd by aui and armed "E' so'
yerea the national III! pnLelcc an: pyii;ca! c'nS.!'.
established, and i.i2rchy rcicc s:il c@u@irH ~ i'-
condition OF province fuie BY foreign and aoa '!G:e pow
s. Tina, although the T. sotes from the necessities 6.
political soccty nise The eA!st.a- rue in HaEl yet
they iutireGt 10 tho uslrpllion and co"qdea "
a.ch il established.
j. That they n,y lawfully protc. against that conquest
and usu.a,ioa and against any armed n;c!vcalgn by
Russia upia against the will oi TIC people o: "-
gary, il il shall be expressed.
IHi. pcnc the wlul. Of our case and i ~ rsa
established asked why shall poc i'm t ae9 and
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,
The frs. business in order, was :hH h'i:anhnZng III T'"'
Of right Of way, and 0tairn y; hc po" an' ~ the
State OF Alabama towards the construction ot Kan HoaI
n that State, connecting A1bi" w''h ie Alabama river ~
SELMA and Mr. Clb bcr addressed The House Ii 'a'or o!
the bill! and in conclusion OF sperch former day Ia
concluded BY mDving tat the bill DC pu hp"a rs pa~S2H
ar Ganm.n OF North Ca:uiIna, moved IN aIne':'atrt
of which he had previously given notice cSrHPHg h1! ad
iron 10 be used this ana al! Other roads from cl% u's
Icing ..en that should be used for at pu'gAa %th
three years after importation; and rendering uaay
subject 10 double duty il not SD uscd.
The Speaker decided that "a the bill had ot ls o-I N
obtan right of way nnd donation nl the pnhc !iTs /"
tho State of Alabama OF order 10 move ali aenI'
!nert to rcmi: the duty on rail road IRON ,-.. =.
The decision o the cl having bee: appc!ec nhlhs' ny
M. Orr Of South Carolina motion %as cared tr' G-T'
inq bean appointed, to inv the appeal on the tihe
.r Pr"ns sGbTiitcd memorial from ii1 !tn'e o .'I'
Mexico against the retain % III hcga'!n csr!4e Nom
mat territory aa i'5occcdng VITA s1:i' +Nf'traf
rcn,7-ka which suggested he tad better "@r W '"'
rcncnqn should be IN his parc, and would nave an "foF
tuuty of replying uL all Irher action was dr'i'ed o' "
present. .,,.,-. .
MI Iorstou Of Alabama car!on OF the committee O.
ways ,sa's endeavnred to yet The E"uSe into commit
Zee IN ,i. STATE. the unon lo the purpose tn&!n@ W
::e Deficiency BIZ, bat wltho"t ciiGc and me l|Ws "-'
.r; int, crIni.Fec tao special order, al1 NIc"A ot
ssiofi .ria. itr tt&. who cern himself l" 60
son sion Democrat. lie s: ali i's had no" arrived
>! crisis which ii n!e "@II u.:na.1y G1sHvy nc
;ag:t:c - the pc1p h4 gave his Teas.s i"F .ia" - IT.
yo Of the Compromise .neisu:c nlitct u lH i'ss W
cnnyenyn cons able !ecg ant stated t' unless So
cur.y were afforded w;ia tie constitution 10 lie !e.7
1f tue :;outn he wou.. IL !avo' Oh Southern |"'-
Tacy. :. .,. = ;, , ,-,,;
He concluded b. appealing To his brethren oi 'e -o!''
with who'll should the Union 90 ever dsstroj ed Tue V4"
would rest and begged cm 10 Cease ts!r oPos.'io - '
South. 49,. ,.,,,, ., ,f
sneech of his colleague MIR Davis on former 81? ana
went into defence Of his consistency" from iS-o "si he
opposed the high tariff and predicted It's result ana suos
oucnty when he declared the fugitive slave law 20 te an
constitutional giving the reasons which fn "ou'-
now if called upon express his sentiments lie COZ
sidced question cf slavery great n'aoai fts'
which must constitutional pTEcp!cs
Three Issues said to be met with reference 70 u
first the institution will result IN c!v " II aad eha!'-S
condy union of the Fcde.Asts and Democrats i@si take
place; cok TO the dsconti:nancc "t
slavery and inquire how it to be nct and TIE Gen
aral Government must buy upaad the grand isshe -
make stand on the Constitution which does not allow IN"
General Government TO touch The institution Unless ,hi4
course were taken the result he sd would be bull! u
deb; which would last al! eternity TIE only corac he
said In conclusion which rfern ITSELF either 10 iet E!a'e
r? alone, or 10 talk Of in openly and rannlly.
motion then carried hat The committee '!se ''aer
tbs House resumed and { " fncd.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CHESTERFIELD.
AT meeting Of the Democratic party OF Chcstr FIELD,
held Inc Court House Monday, the 5 day Of Marc,
e5. Charles ". Friend Esq, called to the Chair and
W;a. Ambcrs was appointed Secretary.
James H. Cox Esq. explained tie object OF the meeting,
and moved that serenity delegates be aPrriaCd I" irr
sent his county in the Convention 10 be held IN 'ch"nc
IN the 24h nsr and that any Democrat who naY h9Fleh
be in Richmond during the sitting Of lie said Coven-
ton may consider himself a tncn,r7 ?i the same
The cnairman spspst 70 The i :o%~iHs sa Genen$n q ]
ten r. H. F!curnoy D. Dyson, J. D. Simonson }. s. !at.
T. Friend w T. Gill r. " Burgess, Vi. VI. isobc:eon, 9
c. Gregory g. ". Scay W. u. lerdue, i. Jra'3 lin2bs,
F. :. Gllklay G. W. Srel;ngs, $. Ch"a:aEl, c. + Boa
lev H. C. Watkins, C.. a. Hall, ". L.. ChHa'i.aHI y. !,
Winfrrc P. Turner, Nelson Gregory, T. GnEg'y, 81, T.
Gregory Jr James Gregory, e. Homer, H. f. Brook n
H. Hancock, D. B. Hancock, VI +. Fiournuy '" '" iiar-
cock A. II. Eranu, H. Hancock, J. II. Moody, D. " J.Jy
w. T. Spears Haley Cole G. ". Cole, A. Sine, ~ iracs,
J. Goodc 3. ". GGtcs J. Rudd, \. Fardic, W. u. Bre,
b. Chcaiam, r. B. Robson, }. H. Cox, 5 u. freEcl =.
p. Grymcs L. H. Ia;um, D. H. fousnoy, Joln l. 'i',--.
~ F. Gill; K. r. dogcly. Z. Anderson. 7. II. " iH'E'a1
G. " Friend \. +. Cogbii, r. Cannon, v. Pef.A"oi lEt
on motion, lie C4iTnan uad Secretary were Hl1od 10
the delegation.
The proceedings ordered to be sen; 10 lie tcoEc
Erg uirer fJr puhicaoa AID tie Examiner and o1H;-Si9
0'''''''' c. ;;V FRIEND, Cha:cc:sr.
Nm. Am9EE., Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEEtING ~ LOUISE
At meeting os Democrats OF L0Gs1 c"Gny. be !: a. ilS
Court House heeJf Monday the Sh 81 Ml!Gn 171!, 20"
not,Ja DR.. b. IL FlInca@o vas ch!~i 10 Inc |h% VIZ"
Col * ~. T. HoUlf.il appointed Secretary.
On raoio: O. Col Nm o. ulrrs coHl.!''gr q sg',i
vas a;,poineG hs lie Chair, 10 w.t. Col "ih w. .''f
T. ii Lane Jpnli!!la Taicy. }. l.. Gordon l. > Hu.ari
Dr. n H. Cras.od ana n. ". Murray, 10 !,'e21ia ,'-si
~, tho rertirr Tho !eurch, ana ~ :" i
linn. ,c!,rncd with lie following RESOLUTIONS, "'N' ''
yuac cim.. :iy adopted bg tie meeting: ... e,..
Es:!s:t I9S s f9'!B5H 9 Bsn5aaii: % raj aIs !, Loy i
the Democratic State Cnnveaun bc ac: Gig o
kic.i;iI nd ~ the 2ith If Tie present month
Resolved That we hcre that 1,!..ata 10 tie i