Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

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The chair ll! before the annual en"ti ui the
,y.}riiarS of the uail"!.al arunry.
Mr. Cass smurnirici = resolution which var !ai ",Gi 81
rrcling an inquiry report the fleet I" hc Iu2!ca
lions affixed by M"s-s Buiwt an: clayton 10 '' treat! -
1850.
Mr. Shields submitted resolution directing an tNam!nA
tnp nrt report hy the SECRETARY War I" the best sites
ibn r,,rsIrrsl!Qn Of aena!s e Pacific G9!i and 4,
collection Of rnns bs members % "n%fts ana o'''s
taken un slightly amended, and then passed
Mr. Cass lont resolution c-aflFnng IT," ,'"cfn" 81 NJ
Monroe taken
AIr Sue addr ssci the Senate length support "i ~
resolution He differed from his tel"ctnc colleagues "
lsiying the OF the present administration WIN
terence Cuban difficulties lie Uttered ais" III ' con-
mcndatiuns bestowed upon Mr.. Everett tor d'cnih" III"
rsav (w hich tar proper, and 'n assuring iiGh"
and rance that This nation wcn!d ncvc! q" iha' VINO" "
wished us 10 say would 10. He condemned i'
course followed by the present administration III Us deh
caons Of Crt,cndcn and his MURDER" companions an' e
defended the purpose and character "i ih'c ''eh '' 80,
charge nf piracy, maraudcrs and "nlt"s .,
lie differed gentlemen who were Tor "aiuh@ ~" ''
& was ripe before plucking H. lie saw u" oii!.i31 "
tween taking before ripe and after llpc Inc con-
mon law drew the distinction between tie rtpdSS ." taxing
,ru frcm The and The larceny o taking hitcf u 10"
fallen ON the parent He condemned ihe pHD!r'"
of the Cuban correspondence but saw no de'hce ','"t
publishing that and saying III the Senate We were ''! "
IL revirwrd the case Of pnrspr Smith, AID c"n1'mnro
the conduct administration for its course therein re
con,,ucn ted uppn oi the Pfcsiei against me
acquisition ol Cuba for domestic caus,7 and "'Fh'H T
Southern friends of the Significance oi those words aye
rod letter witt, in j BY Lord Pa'mtrson urging INC
emancipation the slaves measure |" prevent '""a
sup anne Xrd Tie United states lie was h"' "''i""
la wait r lruIt ripe, because 'ltsc o"hcSi' W.
sons may he removed, and il was oil lie utmost h"t'"
I.cr Southern Senators weigh this matter
He was against purchasing Cuba Spain ""ui ~ -
,.rr, ~ il Her pr:: woui sooner c island sGnk ="
~ Inc ocean Than part with The Cubano' also would
volt being sold nr purchased
He rcyiewct Ennlnts pelcntons ~ drnonncn2 mhf&h"
ing and flbusterng and read account OF an Enssh ii"
ec in 1889 for taking Cuba By forces raised IN the Amer
colonies :, ,,, 49,.
Tie denounced the threat of Messts. Champion ana
af,es to hold the IT, States responsible torany a"lrs- a.
tack an Cuba By citizens Of the I States ,, ,,,,
He reviewed the Monroe doctrine and fnly agreed WIN
MIR (aas in his exposition n the force, meaning ana even
Of tha, declaration BY Mr. Monroe lie r"n'foVTea ~
Nasons position this subject lie coh'nI'' @ ua, ~ , M
Evrrrs .cr and Mr. FillmDrc's message there was much
81 The buccaneerinn spirit for ihcy declare i'ht Htr h
different states circumstances may be necessary "' u"
L. States 10 take possession Q! Cnta
He warned Span ol the inevitable progress "' N.h ~
cnun-rei her be friendly 10 the uncd Sinesi :" 2
serve all rights and Obligations She would nave :" ''
r,min, events hc had better grant L" Luth 'a' '
ntonr. whicn would take place. Let SPIN IN it' &"'I
rclnr ich wod Sul' between her enc ie f'e'h"''r
child, obtain By treaties those hrhrls ara h''Ta.'
commercial alliance and Support when sac VIZ 'osc !;
forced separation Cubt rom her d"Wnign; h"'""' '"s
ne was utterly opposed /" any violation ol 's 'a" - "
lions 10 acquire Cuba
Mr. tass followed, defending his to'''".'"' = "
Monroe doctrine. ,.t
HOUSE or REPRESENTA- HE.
.r,r ,yhirh the DISCUSSION on The New York h:anc'.
Minr Bill was renewed. ~ a.
Mr. Seymour of Nr~ York, said he had on othe' ~
| lblry
YORK. which is on The increase, ana "h'rh N"s 's
The amount of fifty sky millions o' d"i'T' re a'u''
ih I.r stated have made convey bullion Tor cor
aye philadelphia tor s2ooUU or sdOoOo - "'iC'' ~
was no satisfactory information -.
Mr. EloTancr Of Penn, stated that the Haies - "'7
knowledge were responsible persons.
Mr. Seymour in c0nlinu,tOn aluacd 10 W. suct'soi
r.nnTs o, Mr. Walker, the Secretary oi inc 'tt'S"'
ram mcudiny the establishment oi tanrh t'lh' :"
Sork before the impur,arions 0t gold from ,h"oiha 10"
commenced He ailmdng To the ral1it increasing
merce OF tina: when, his honr being ho''
move the prev question, which was S'"""''" 5
nays ~. - ,.o ,,o,,o, or
In. yeas AMI nays then "Ti"ic'I On Wy '''''" -
| ur i,;,ynJl.r li.at h;i bc r'l"ci"d
,r i.rnals az .,a bn.ei "' ~ rem !" 'clJ oioH
,Er.. y, 30 t.n,n anu reflected with '"G" seventy 90 u"
,r-, ou-ycd ~ Mr. CnGua II dc2tiElng hin o us ''f
| in the manner he dij ..c., H. ..,,, ,r,,,
the rornln1 hour having expired Dc'ole ne c'hi4"ti
~ tIms,,, III Ala moved that the House 90 lno cOfin
80 aC ,hs whole on The stale OF the bnon ":i'a "as
Agreed 10. 49, ,,;.;,oy KIN v.fcr :
: -. ,m.n1,ncnts recommended by the c0mmce o! way
I means were rcpurcd and considerable discussion i2p"
Gin reference the salary o MIR hcnnedy spefiH
Of The census Office the construction OF The J." oy
n secretary o the Interior and the Attorney tne'h re-
,t n H.. entitled S3 600 per nnnun oui t'e '"P
!, Her refused ,npay him that amount resolution lN'ps
nat SUN was uiiiinat. Is agreed 10.
Other amendments di-I"Sgd OF, pending an "'-n.
n,+n to about SS 900 nr the purchase 81 iFs' a'
T. pay salary u The Superintendent oi ptihh'S
i. messenger, The committee ROSE and me h'uat s'''