Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-24
ANTI.NEBRAsKA BEAUTIES.
We Gull the following choice Bouquet from the Washing
,,o,o, coyresnondencs of tho New York Tribune:

Wa Gull the following choice Bouquet from the washing
inston correspondence of tho New York Tribune:
Or. Douglas continues 10 be full Of Nebraska He has
every man In the House Of Representatives, marked and
numbered and firmly believes the bill VIII 60 tnronen oy
decisive majority He feels that 1t does co. no makes
grsat strike aud that his fortunes ure made out hn II
ds he sinks never rise again. Similar sentiments are
Ss BY J r u s d h House
Per Contra; The leading Tennessee Whss, Hunt OF Loui-
siana and Old Bullion are ready and ripe for powerful on
saognt On ns o snecmens Genuine They
can forgotten. Hunt of 10 no respect
behind them Gov Jones will stand almost alone in Ten-
nessee He was the first SILLY pigeon to fly under the net.
Mr. Benton says the bill will be defeated He declares ne
does not know how, but that it will be- he Is certain Such
wrong as It med,ases he says never does triumph. ne
bis ime He wants but hour he saya 10 destroy II
before the people, and that hour be proposes certainly to
cupy he says he will kill tho bill and write It's epitaph
"Yes sir" 10 his language, 'he bill will be sent to
ALL Sir and It's authors will be sent there with IT, Sir
Of It's principal author he expessea The proioundest con-
tempt "S" said he "the meanes man in tho country, 10
poor white who marries woman with niggers He
Is no, allowed associate with gentlemen, Sir He 10
hoo,ed of the Court House Green, Sir We have nothing
10 DO with him, Sir"
Large editions of the debate the famous New England
clergy petition being published for distribution They
will be furnished 10 any ono on application 10 any "hg e
ger Of the New Eugland or New York delegations.
This abolition writer correct in his prediction The
;scord shows model WhiQs Cullom and Eherdgs
Of Tennessee and Hunt OF Louisiana, voted In avor OF
consgnng The bill tho deep OF tho Committee OF
abe Whole. All the Vrgnians the South with very few eS.
cspons and several gallant Northern and Western Demo-
voting the other side. We yet the bill
drawn from Its hiding place aud become law. Mr. Cutting
certainly pursued extraordinary showing his
friendship for the bill aud oy The great principle on which
st 10 based.
The n T. Tribune OF Wednesday, while rejoicing
tho result sage he snake 4, scoched and not killed.
end II invoices the people Of the North 10 ngtate 30 that
after tone month OF effort, the triumph will be com.
pls,e" /, also arrays with great satisfaction the fact
tina, Messrs Bugg Culom and Etherldge OF Tennessee
with franklin Of Maryland, Hunt OF Louisiana and Pur.
wear Of North Carolna-all Whea-wh Stanton OF Ken
lucky, Democrat and Benton OF Missouri, voted for the
scotchne" process Tho Tribune further rcioiccs In the
significant fact that while Northern Democrats
voted with the South, mot Northern Wing" voted on
she ssms sde The IS Northern Democrats thus voting
a.e from the following States: Maine New Hampshire
(Ilbbard Conuec,icu. l. (lnsersol6 New York (Mike
WalshG Pennsylvania 5, Dawson, Florence, J. Clancy
Jones, Kurz, McNair, Packer, Roboins, HendIck b.
Wrgh Ohio tDsucy, Lindsey, oids Shannon)i India
ia 5, u. G. Davis nhm. English, Hendricks, Smith,
Hler) Illinois (James Allen Will. Allen Rchardsonl'
Michigan (Clark) Iowa l. Henn) California (LaIham
McDouqaD,