Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-06

be the bes. expressed by the yeomanry lie concgaf by
declaring that he not the enemy OF eeoom out was
opposed departure from the poilcy WHICH hau e''o
oeru pursued. ~, -, o.,
Mr. Stanton Of Ohio opposed TO holding Out encour-
aycncnt prepared 10 extend sympathy or na.ons
that might be struggling for their shs a lucy u "s
arrived be prepared express tem apesen hat question
was not before the House.
Mr. Stevens of Georgia. defended ha conduct and mat Of
ma no,i,y with which he acted He called the attention
n Tho Chair 10 the l7 Ruiz" dehhhs VINO sha nave The
iviIsues &C the Hail. which the lajoy were determined
~ =, viarn the rules of the House, and would
nn nil The representatives 0i the American people 10 be
aged in the manner that l. a,tan'P,eI r, c;,,
Nr Walsh OF llafy land adrc.Ssi ii's ilose wiz. much
,nim,,ion n. Dnt.I out different course pursued by
Turkey il Offering asylum 10 h2s,u,l anu oi ms
ans whilc the powers nt iar'PH 'I ~; h, ri -"
them. The Hungarian leader he said; h'u @ n req
uos cnhus .scall: his arrival IN 'hs c"uh''. a naa
met WIKI the first ItpuIsc-rot rom te @ .
If Congress bit from the representatives I" tp pope
M, win, ri me masses The President o. France iad
refused perm sion Result 70 enter the Country, ' e
uynsc ni REPRESENTATIVES were following the example.
Mr. Mca!e moved pro f0rma aileninieh', ana s'' ma
one vi t.1se iawng distinctions between personal
hvnors Kossul and policy Of nvoT!hs '!c county
in difficulties. Tie cor the former hnt was OPPOSES
the alter RI. believed his southern brethren had been 100
sensitive Did they hold that tc arc Il free principe"
IN Eurol march the ,ou" IL So tie was ass:ihs'
them md r"tdr help advance that cans; Itir
position ikeit 10 act lElurlnus!y on s cause " he
south. He held that n" triumph ." cn,siii"' ~ yS
racy could possibly iHJg:s inc cansc {" ine -, anu t
would moi withhold his mpait!y i:" t'ie aus ~
i't lear ot liz influence TIE cause q: the so't'
'lslh. such possible sirc liSc!E 10 arse "" 10
TRIUMPH Ii 50, the Suuh !.n" Inc "hl'c ''tn az
vanced Tue negro ud. Unless TIE calse "l e SG
was pl cta IN an lnmnab principle on when & 'e'a ''a'
1t siooI, me oou' wa. indeed doomed. ,
Mr.. Bocock was 'npeI'e. speak, because ar. ie''e
had !n"lica 'hG H.e southern opp'ne"'s OF The tes'u,
cause Oh tie American slavery Question.
Nir. Meade explained. IAs MAS cntirc mistake: he
had been TODD.
Mr. Hocusk then wcat u sho" iaM NOT southern
member opposed TIE resolution on thlt account. III was
I.auainst because k"Ssulh nai said lie wanted cAuI-
asals He (kosnth) had insisted that tie resolution
the Senate embraced political meaning Now he was not
Tor decei"ins Kos nth any longer When was known hat
being deceived, and lat the population al the noTa
ot urging the ou .! It's path, he
TO. legislative action i,.rticf !IcIr views.
He should have rcsnTtrd 10 his course OF opposition
bat Tor the fact that the majority h! an2d the rules IN
der foot III their eiiJr Ia push tn resolution through
Among the oet speakers Msss!- FHor, Brown Gnc
IA, ljr OF Ohio; Cull1ni OF Tenn and Polk.
\ Number Of amendments having been mo:cd ana mega
i.vcd, there appeared IL hc quorum about halpis
O'clock wien the committee rose.
The House having r.sGml"s! motion was carried maj
wien 1t a.yoarnciu shout! odlrurn IL Manday.
Several reports with reference 10 Tie lhtaser case
sen, down by message, a rr!cfr! Gapfopd'e COLI
inir.eoe relative 81 inns Z" Mafyani 10 the conf
ilttec Of Ways and Means and the House adjourned al
Lizzie past i O'clock.
Nc.'her House Of Congress was in session Sa'Hr''y'
New ORLEA*s Dec. l9.Ie -leana: Mexico has arrived
with advices from city Z" Mexico To the l9h MT On lie
10Th popular outbreak pccu!rc! against All o',isneis III
consequence Ota reduction III ic tif! on P"''S''' JAIN!
stores ,!cS:uvct aai Ivcs i'st.
Congress had ad 'nFnci act adopting resolution |" DOT
row TWO millions ri dollars.
Tie raising u Tie siege CcrnGro las tcen coniirncd
CArayaI al lost irr ki!ie and seventy %on"'l'''