Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-06
ruIurX-sEcoND coNGREss--lsr SESSION.
FnIpAY, JAS. :, lso2.
crN ATE

rh,5 prisi
praying the establishment Vi nc" oo"'a " ~
ilr Underwood presented the petition OF Nh basc, 9
= Inrs setting forth that lie intended IN he pros
.in Of God 10 lu destiny lie mas ehd'a'''cu ~
10 He asks to have his inserted in one oil The os
granting land Ia foreign refugees or II ms cAho' W. u'
ne = ks AZ least for the sympathy OF Congress.
Air Walker presented the memorial OF lie lnnas'IE En.
arc.s OF New York. praying that Congress would 'ecu. I'M
,, American Minister III the Court Of France ana lat al
ninm,;ir ana commercial relations with the French gov
he suspended He moved lis reference TO the COM
mi,,ec OF Foreign itelatpns.
nnri, sent 10 us from society called the Industrial Coz
r,-s Of New York; society which ccralny kno" nom
inr bout except newspaper Notwithstanding tat inns
government on account OF revelation changing the o!n
-, Government, in France shall suspend all diplomatic inter
coG with ;h.i government Ii does seem TO lie IKE os
courtesy to recommend TO us such II measure.
M. President this is precisely Gt the same type 81 when
g. have recently had various impressions from III" sane
Sir had intended 10 oppose any reference dd not
know what disposition tile honorable gentleman VINO present
ed is memorial might deem proper; but had intended, VIA
no him. but from conviction ihat was n"!
ptu er subject come before TINS body To oppose 's fc'e
sn,. # IL rouS the Committee on Foreign ltclau: ~
the, can ONLY express view Of the mattcr-thlt IL
SUBJECT they have nothing do with; ana believe II Is me
'uy of The Senate reference, and thus SHOW 'a
we have disposition 10 enteralh any proposition oi sa
Six. Dawson opposed intervention, but advocated the re
ferc.ICG BECAUSE II was proper lat lePo s''u W ~
M Walker urged the reference he desired the issue
n come Il could only be presented upon the report q.
ccmnlticc.
Mr. Mnnrum said the Issue would be presented in an"ih
cr sapc lie desired it ard he was prepared TO Re-;
say departure" f:om the long established p''cy u "'' "
Mr. Batter opposed the reference
Dr. Underwood and Mr. Davis continued the debate, toIh
up; sing intervention. -.
ii; Mason .i trouble the Senate bI, w!monichts
rn .rrain the original impression, wncn TINS rTois"'
inst sprung upon ;aG senate, mat his 'neh"t'a' "I&
not 4, have rccrcucr In. frs: and all nslpctoic, 90
lec u To il is .ar il asks Inc Senate I" do what II Is ~"
com .tcnt Cor tile SENATE 10 do IL asks ol The Senate 10
rgcY.! :- minister. read the petition ie" minutes ago
ana !, i laa .r renee and the committee should act ~"
On il am: maze report they could only say that II was u:""
nt,c appropriate I"r us, that 1t IS e0ran' non iaoe
Eu have another objection stall stronger u hetc can '
s;ro.cr ,b;rcoa The communication which taxes piSe
r,v ., naor by their respective representatives, IS ,.
al national courtesy alone. The President 81 inr
State. j. the organ and The only organ :" me
Whcn he thinks il proper or aav h,I have = MIN. .r
Ut Ia. trust Ia recommend mar W" S hoi a.. ,,rs 20
Il. " ~, rspnpsihiry ~ the organ oi the gorcTnmctt
ana tonnst-s with him. they make an dppr"fl"h
,r tie ,u,ntc1 imct 81 that minister. En- lt be fih".
and -dr= nr"! not say 10 Inc SENATE maj us u
. lat i::ioT;arccha the departments %; ms govern
nrert sheu!d proceed ANONYMOUSLY, and not interfere WI"
FIR LIS rranch upon heir RESPECTIVE" aud aPPtnPrAie ""S
i mast n,nprtaut that the line shonld tc distinctly k't
Gig between the duties .! the President ana tNnsc oil ne
Sen,:a |: tbs industrial Congress, or any o'e h'"'> %
,n think tia; ministers should BE- rech.ri, let thsh i"-
r the PRESIDENT II we give ms t'
enc. ~. Stl a extent al least liial: - Tue lF
.ra,ian tina. we have entertained proposition which m
NV ltnbic J:Gnnt the Senate ought net entertain oect"
II n21n matter which does not Ai within Their nprfoi
shcrc 80 80 -. ..p =, sur,-nt OF inc noatIc;ii /.
from massachusetts, Mr. DAVIS as 10 The present chaarrr
nf tn French government what, ii may or MAJ NJ ne
proper for this government do IN relation 10 il. But il
say any ing upon That SUBJECT il womi be thai i;c
cXpricnc. 81 Ecn.en has shown for the last halt century
that The Fcrca people M present incapable Of sri-g"r
.nn.nt Ever since the present century began, have
had lit demonstrated ny everything that anrnnt
lie Uasration. WIKI thai subject however, have no"
nuhi1r 10 -. | 2giiGsi intervention in any iIrI :
whether prevent intervention or whether Is direct Inter
vent!, But this is intervention IN modified iU WITH
~ nttilp thar fl,. p,,
make report this subject shoul go before them.
W.,cn the proper time cOes-and there lies upon The "a
BIZ resolution submitted by the senator who introduced
hi. memorial which will the committee F0:.9
rlatons-uo Soubt the committee will avail themselves ~
The opportunity present 10 The Senate their views ur"n
this whole sml.ct move that the memorial lie upon the
table
The motion was AGREED To by the following vote:
YEAs--Achson Bell, B2rrsn, Butler, Clarke, Clemens
Cooper Dawson Downs, Geycr Gwn, Jones o Tennca7"r
Kl"s, Mallory, Mansmm, Mason Norton Rnsk, Sebls't'n
Smith. Gul":wUpd--2l.
:iAys, less'<. Reand Efadbnry, Dodge Of wi-cou.;"
Dotnr oi Iowa, Fe!ch, Hamla, Jones of Iowa, Norris,
Shields Sumner, MaG., Walker, HiitcoGh Ii
>e1eraI petitions an: reports were presented and n'ni";
sd np,n question Of referring bill 10 increase ~
salary o Judges ri New Mexico, quorum rotcG; aHi
Ii. n OH Eiu9n thu Senate adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Oa motion Of Mr.. CaItts iii" House resolved Itself Ia"
crtr Of the whu;c the State OF the unoh and io"k
40 t.a -1u;ion for appninug committee 10 wclconc
Kossuri. Dir. jones OF Tennessee In HE chair
The amendment tho amendment which was Indc!
,irr,mn when the House adjourned On Wcdncsday de-
ca;:a the people of the Unicd States *ond not view
" h ny ind ference any interference OF Rusoa in The al
fits ol Aasifn; whoa ne.lt'ca--o' yeds-ll III Inc ne
Mr. sa,ly. o; North Carolina said lie had not viewed The
ronur al hosSnih with indifference since his a.Iiya! in
!I:s country. III first liz Was disposed I" vote 20: tie
,n bat kossnh had since dccl ed himself State rights
,an aud supported by The abolition part OF The H,
and The canmunry, and with reference the former r!.
some sc"cTc ;cl:afGs, o which DR. Gidiirgs replied T.
rnsnn the course lie had pnised he no. as had I.er
attribute, 10 him and offers the friend OF Austria or Russ
nd nj
illcI attention 81 the co,nmtc 10 the proceedings 81"
convention recently held IN rtnns yvani and concluded
Inpvin. amendment cJndcnnng resolution, w.i:
eypccs hope that the k,Ssut movement would res H.
moi only in putting dawn oppression in Hungary, h':t
@ou the world; which shared the fate the
other ancndmcns which were submitted during az
day.
Sir Gianas OF Ono said he would not defend his Goa
duet or d,sciss his PRINCIPLES under five minutes rules
opinions remained unchanged.
Mr. Ernabc Of North Carolina, moved amendment p,5-
vdug nothing in the resolution should be
being intended impair the settled policy Of Congress-
bacrd in the compromise measures which Icgatiyc.
Another submitted, stating that nothing i,-
Gusrd Hungarian the word "ds,neushcd'' having brcn
substituted io the word honest in The amendment as c;9t
nuIy proposed.
great variety of other amendments in addition 10 tie
made aud lost many oi them containing.
verbal alterations, and oil Of them in,enled as es-
upon which TO hang ew moments speech. During III"
discussion that followed each Of Them, there nncI -:
and c1nasion and appeals universally taken against
the &, csions Of the Chair.
Nj NILSSON desired to vOh at once on the pending pIpo
sou He had engaged in scheme defeat this Ia
lion The Gliding that had been inlcedby gent!:
rnui nave bearing him. II clear The ~
ty adopting something, and ne one, desirci
He warmly opposed IN the Adoption o.
this .:iicnl ~ resolution yet his opposition not oc:a
s!t.": desire - wihht.d courtesy - kossu;h.
Ta question of An":IcTn s:rverv - h. hcl! IL be - 80
ln;.i-s connected with that the Hungarian cvuit
He up,d resolution ON the question :" lis good oid
taste lie did no, like join in thus na,ion,iy honoring
kossuth. He thought the people of the United States
through their representatives, should not bow down any
The representatives Of thirty sovereign
mites should dance attendance any mar pro-
posed oe dorc in sending the committee called for in the
resolution 10 kussuh. He objected therefore, the iro
posed committee Of five representatives al these hit.unc
sovereign States 10 Vri on any individual. Moniesqncu
had said honors tie springs Of monarchs. He held
that could &c representative OF principle Ii
would nc an;i-republican admit it. Men, when honoTed
always representatives OF principle, such t
poetry pao'ism &c, &C. Public men were, in his e-
nation bUt pubic servants, and entitled 10 hoso
for dchar.ing their duty They paid much for il
and had right demand honors al thu hands of their
plovcrs.
Mr. Browa of Ohio called upon the friends of the rcsos
ton state why it should pass; for whatever they tnI4t
proposition would be viewed dspassionaey oy 's