Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
RENEWAL OF THE WAX.

By reference report OF Tho pocesoneS !" ~o"s'
II will be seen Mr. Cutting Of New ioiS mas n''ou"
ced resolution Of inquiry touching Inc a's"'s0a "
TOR Bronson has the dispute between inc commencing
factions of New York been formally and deliberately ohtru
dad UPON Congress and the country by the champion u Tie
organization Thus, again. have the SINKING
embers of feud been revived aud the harmony
and integrity Of the Democratic party been put I'D jeopardy
by men who claim tho confidence and respect OF the party
whose ascendaney they 80 wanlonly hazard Ihus does
eachery seek to strike blow al the Administration.
We have been long sick Of this New YORK quarfe ano
It doubling tho sympathy OF the pubic 10 our ieene VI
dsgust with tho disrepuabo strife had resolved 10 ab-
stain from any further comment on the controversy hS
of defiance and aggression compels us euc
family to abandoa our purpose and with whatever sacIhce
OF inclination 10 engage again in controversy which In
wolves tho stability OF The Administration aud the ascend
ancy OF the party.
This is NO time for neutrality. Honest Democrats who
have heretofore stood aoo from the Strife can no longer
ronaIn indifferent and inactive, without incurtng the re-
oroach of iu6dslity party obligation The NE" lotA
controversy is no longer local cud 1t has been national
lied The issue is not between this faction or ha ou
between tho administration and an organization Intent On
ts destruction and we the responsibility oil
positive action without the mpuaIon N treachery pu
susnmiy Whatever may be we shall! endea'
vor discharge duty to our party In this crisis OF lis o
tunes And conception duty ola Democratic journal
10 Inconsistent with the theory OF Independent neutrality
and implies something than adhesion TO party
and ukewarm advocacy Of abstract principle We cannot
witness with The desperate attempt OF treaeherou
men to break down the Administration, while We affect
confidence 10 President aud desire for his success II 10
true we'll political social relations that the friend
ship of the md and reacheroas to be dreaded than
the open hostility avowcd enemy Ii Ia maxim OF CON-
mon lesson of experience that On army OF neu
trails never won victory. The support OF Independent
press would but poorly compensate the administration for
the active hostility Of the opposition, and we be truly So
cltous triumph of Democratic principles us
display the zeal and courage Of the soldier who has faith 10
the cause for which he fights.
PROSPECT OF PEACE.-Its with sincere sasfac.
ton thar we bid the reader dIsmsa from his mind what,
ever apprehension the preceding paragraphs have occa
sioned. There 10 to DO The aunhila
ted the first blow and henceorsh 10 enjoy the
pose and security Of peace.
The resolution of Mr. Cutting submitted TO The House.
and by On overwhelming (l04 66) laid upon the
tabls This suppose is The catastrophe of the fcud
the final conclusion Of The New York cou,roversy-,he
ouielus of Bronson and tho burial Of the Shells SO may
Il be-
This sgnal victory of the Administration The
bned forces Of the opposition, will he hailed with n,ense
pleasure by of the Democracy Our satisfaction
at the event. diminished by the fact that only OF
the Virginia delegation voted with The opposition An
Iysis of The against the Administration exhibits
strange and motley combination. Gert Smith, Giddnes
r. H. and F. P. Stanton, Preston, Lewis D. Campbell,
&c. Here is the votes
Mr.. ORR move to lay the resolution upon the table,
and upon .ha, motion call for the yeas and maya
DIR. HousToN. Lot US have the yeas and maya.
The yeas and nays ordered.
Toe question then taken and there -ycls l0i,
nays sc, as follows:
Bssst Bs;s
Breckenridge Bridges, Brooks Caskie Chasain ChriSman
Dsne1 SoSasn 6fa@ Dunbar. Eddy Elliott Ellison
English Faulkner Fcnton Florence Fuller, Greenwood,
Grow, Hamilton Andrew }. Harlan, Sampson W. Harris,
Rssngs Hendricks. Hem, Hubbard. Hlycr, Houston
Hughes ingersoll, Johnson, Daniel IT, Jones' George W.
Jones' Roland Jones' Keitt kidwcll kuftz Lamb, Latham
Le,cher Lilly, Lindsey, Macdonald, McDougall, McMui
lem McNair Mcqueen, Mace Maxwell, MAY, Smith, Mil
ier Mison Morrison, Murray Nichols, Noble Olds, Orr.
Bishop Perkins, John Perkins, jr Phelps PHILIPPE, Pratt
Richardson Rchey Robbins, il. Ruftin, Seymour Shan
non Shaw Shower Singleton Shelton, William K. smith,
Tor Thuston, VAIL vansant, Warren Wells, Wentworth
and Daniel Is. Wright-l0i.
NAys-Messrs. Abercrombie, Appleton Thomas IL. Bay.
ly Ball. Benson, Lewis d Campbell Carpenter Caruthers,
Clingmsu, Cook Corwin Cox Croker, Culom. Cutting,
Dick Eastman Edmonds. Elheridsc, Everheart, Ewing,
Farley Gddngs Grey. Garon Haron Haven Heste Hill,
Hunt Kerr, Knox, Lndey, McCullock. Mddeswatih Jno.
G. Miller Norton Andrew Oliver Mordeca Oivor, Parker,
Peckham. Preston, Puryear, Ready Reese David Ntehe
Rogers RUSSELL Sabin Sapp, Simmons, Gerlt Smith, Ere.
derrick p Stanton, Richard FL Stanton. John L. TAYLOR
Tracy. Upham, Walbrdge, Walsh Elhu B Washburne' L.
rsel Washburn Jr Tappan Wentworth Wheeler aes ano
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