Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-22
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Mr. EI lI.EI; said when he spoke ol @tA'lthd. h' s
-, ,,usr t!tc- II which We al" have c"iIi"h interest: ~
Al ,, thank lit, Senator a.! ,u. ont u! his way 10 maj
r,.r ~ .rrri.c He spoke IN huiarh Z" NE an
,.,,s who hay" poured "ut their streams nlot
~ III y, H.. trusted wrfr T,fr shng IL the Senator a
,I, r u tit mt iii4,nrr :" III" Would he dlsseh
(r t, tlnIucnc,:ni hi,raine Of EntE' Chatham Shahs
urr iamirr arI Srn.s! when he sfuHr {" III" iitcra
ur, a., Errl and! hr d mol expect H!-ri@,lc "hu>lh y
lJorI. ,m, ',!:. a.! c!l':'i:!n". hG not manly
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lr DOUGLAS SAT: IL SPOKE IN terms 81 rex e''e' al"
rr>r.ri -, , ruarn'~ III i.@l'h tt''tt'
Il, t,tjSu, I,a icuInins an ii"raGrf; al s'tai
te admirns; and !Ii not eNirri Sra'"'H % |" a,
or lrec r,nl:is past I" justify the a&'t'S'"" q" '' ~
srn,; therefore h. thought Ia; had r@'t ~ s'"" wv "
ale The present tnofmlIlrs of England
Mr. rlER should like 10 know how EUROPE l. r"Sl'l
sitle Tor Uncle Toms Cabin II We take the spurious 81
~ scn,trnrnnlv OF the day exponent al me ts''s'
heart we viii find such literature esrywhcf" WIN rear
England, in all our commercial relations "o"'d lh' sen
at'n l"'~tp"nc her.
Ar DOUGLAS ! would not p"Slp"ne her or s'rf h"'
Preference other nalons but treat her our duty f
qures. -.
rincnart" everywhere tho hldnc liquor lass, and all mat
MEDIATION replied 10 Nlr. DouGlAs defending hi
course I'M reference Il, the Hsc y The lime he
was Secretary Stale he ~" In: Only mhn Ia bc con
suited in relation ic acted in obedience la on" above
him Ru he did take shelter under hsn ana was ready
Il, defend Zachary Taylor for declining send II ~ the s.
lion 10 The constitution al the United States hmt the S.na-
Tor had not answered The argument. II proposed gross ii-
lira and changing alliances he had proved any hIns
he had hy {" NAMES al The mast Distinguish
ed lived that The exclusive privilege al
the shin canal Il he desired and thai the prnrI
Gle wa Ia negotiate the doctrine that all The nations "i
the earth houi pass the great highway on The same terms
The Senator at great giant Republic and
was said himself 10 br "hr giant, !augttfi ana every
thing talk gigantic. Therefore, "c niusi 90 iu
tho exclusive night noble selves We have become -"
magnificent IA other nation 10 assist us WIN
all then na val and military power.
The hnnOraln Senator further replied 10 ne 'chhi' rom
Illinois and IN conclusion caused 81 BE- read an extract
from the Farewell Address Gt Washington, with a view o
refreshing the Senate namely:
ilhr which INDUCES towards another an hahltHhI
hatred habilunl nunr-s, Is, IN some degree, sh'G
Ii slave luminosity 10 II. alrctluh, rl'hef I"
whir. sufficient 10 lead astfRy from lis duy ara lis III
Anipahy IN nation against hnith'r "lSp'~'T
each readily To Otrr insult nnd injury, 10 iay 'il Z"
sight Of um!a4r, ana Ia be- naughty ana h'far
able when accidental irilnn OCCASIONS al dsiu'" occur
Hence, frequent collisions Obstinate cnvrhonscd ana bloody
contests The nations prompted by llwls' ana resentment
sOntnes imprs Ia The government, contrary ~ ne
calculating policy. The government sometimes Partr
patts the national propensity and nd"pi- through pas
sion What would rflec nj other times II makes h'
animusiiy uf The nation sGhScrvIrni projects II hsty
insiigaed By pride amtlnn and ether sinister aud prn
ciuis motives. The pcac. often sometimes. perhaps The
liberty q nations has been the victim.
The Senate withnnt isposng oi the subject ro;" th'''
went into an Executive Session; and after i" spent
therein the d'us opened and thu SENATE a'ln''n"i