Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02
TrEspAY, DECEMBER 30, 1851.
he Senate was no, in Session to-day.
HDItSE OLE REpkESESTATlEE

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Cartier Of Ohio moved mat the rules "i The House 9
,usnrned and that il resolve itself into committee 0i tho
whole Oil the OF the Un1n Tor the pl"s" o Puss'S
Ia resolution appointing committee 10 wal; on Louis noe
suth AMI introduce him 10 the House.
AIR SIC uliGn objected Tic suspension NJ tie rrs
but ha wing withdraw his Objection the ayes aud nays wTe
taken motion was carried b vote OF l ayes aud
50 nays. :,
Jones ol Tennessee in the chair, who stated that tic first
business order the consideration u the Presidents
MESSAGE: the next resolution authorizing III" architect %
employ 4hosers on The capitol These were pospo!' ana
The chairman said that there Other hsi"cas h-:o:e
lie committee and 20 other could cc t.kcn ".
Much discussion followed Us 10 the mode 1t pr"tccug i
being cuner!gi that committee coua! rot Originate
solution appointing special committee, and thar sue!
utiou introduced in The House, must lie OYER Tor
Mr. Cartier appealed asains, the decision of the chcir,
which was reversed there being Gd IN The affirmative and 20
10 lie negative.
uo,,c was made and lost tho; The committee r:scii
| n inc Affirmative, and SIS in the negative.
M, Campbell moved Amendment ot Inc resolution
Mr tartcf that the operation vl Tue i'h sanuihs h"e
&c xi,ndcd.
hc Speaker oc requested TO ''li! on Louis h0sSna, ana
| ,lv. him cordial welcome.
Mr. Vrnabc of a. c. moved another amcr,rcn,, IN rf
c that Louis Kossuh be introduced into the Hall u! the
who said he was disposed TO ':cat hnsH "'h any
,rouer courtesy took that occasion, lie said to stale
ut the Hungarian leader had a:cr III his e>tia"a scG
as arrival il this tbs object was 10 hs olive Tie
United States the alIifs o Europe, ana 10 nducc o
p:c.nnent 10 pursue course which must either sa Ia
yrr or disgrace; and he Nj. W was not disposed i"ice
ms constituents in either OF these POSITIONS Those hii"na
.... as-.:ci h"''v, w"ult Sc n5ie 10 95!n Il, ana H
,curi Of This country txh!r.tcd three millions pcc
| wing the prouiest nation upon earth ::l uiamrhing
| vnc cation OF their rights
| H. Rrooks of New York said ne slould vote for III
iuon of the gentleman from Ohio, but Gcant 10 acco
his vote with explanation of the principles by W
| yas actualtd-hc meant 10 pay kossuIaa compmr
| no 10 proround political principle; aud should 80
mere individual and member Of society. He "as
10 The doctrine which had been enuncIaird since Ei7
n the United. If the government oi ilIs county eT"
rioht 10 interfere in The affairs Of Hungary rc were NIL
ions in the State which he represented w!" ~ 'irt there
IS .espo;ism SO horrible as that which c'sd''s men -
.ha,pis and he was disposed 10 send :h iifc";!ah
throughout the land by applying a home "-. Prnc9@ OF
intervention under which il was proposed t1.'c ahr""d
Mr. Richardson Of Illinois said he dd no. CONCEIVE al wt'
N. object OF the resolution either Of the amendments Il"
Ia more ian extend oi courtesy and that Ae:G VA
40 disposition In any iarth"r
Mr. Bavy lid ground his opposition 10 'lc fesOil;
On the speeches which had hcen made by h"ssu; lie qcS
non did nor that character and he did no! c0S@t
the govcrnmcn: ns altogether oAreess' h"rsuh el'"s
Il entering into his VIEWS ana u ought '"' ~ ' "
| dclGsun conHGc.
Mr. Marshall OF KY con,cncd that there vas mlch H4
,nrrntin prevalent with reference the resolution INV
:.rn Ko.surh ~ that lime it supposed That he neaE!
l., make this country his future residence After hls h'a
- hoard The Mississippi altered his views and proclaim
Il norical mi -scn ON i- arrival here and in this he had
seer srpprtcd hy resolutions passed at Ne" lniS aFis
Surg and Baltimore. He was willing TO extend 10 h"ssuih
.vrry private courtesy; bat was not wng 10 convert me
hall into school house for the tissrmnao ot the cD.a
! ,uns OF Louis hossuth any "hcc man.
Mr. IngcrsYl o! Conn., sld thai tie nnc "r speeches
rad passc-thc time for action hld arrived ard the chise
Of Hungary had taken deep hold {" 'he hearts OF TIE pcn
II this country k,ssnth had beer received win n.ii1n.
,lutr by order of the Gnvcrnnen In voting !or Tie re"
solution submitted BY the gentleman fFom ono ne must say
he was opposed aEy Intervention ca The part o. iie bh
c! States BECAUSE il this comnIcncci win o!eGh Sa'rs
Inc mex, step will interfere with The local affairs OF OK
own.
Sir Gentry of Tennessee spoke a much eag'h IN I"'nr
,f th res,Ion lie would allow nusSnih to go where ID,
pleased 10 say what pleased! anu to be followed eSrY
.he.c ty The r5ac he placed cTcFy confidence III i!c
| iIcricun mind. 80. ,, -,
Mr Stevens Of Georgia considered III" osJcc, OF h"ssIh
20 induce Ibis country eng'gr in sTcen ri 'ae''tho'
=, contcnrd that the resolution could not Oe I as II ma"
| nu brrn sahccieI 10 the onc ddy rHie
II was then moved ard carried that the committee TiSe
Tic House resumed; aud IN. chairman rP'!'cd 'hut '
committee had had under consideration m scao!" a"a'
| of the l'ninu and had cone ~ no cDntlL:cn.
The report objected 10 by Mr. FcAin and "s'cni'd
| ~ Mr.. Jones. ,. -,
motion vas made ana lost, that the House adjourn 'i
| Friday next.
1t was then moved thar tho House adourn; and The
and nays being ordered the adjournment "ns carried " ~
yeas I" 81 nays.
| The House ;hcn adjourned tiii tomorrow