Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-24

"'s ife'':""i in ia territorial cliIion er. virtually Ii
'ah't& iiH inS!rsi anh w-es ol the r'"l thor" "lr
'"ih trirr ininiucc slavery We knon iha, IL" Row
i"'k Inhnne, rn thr free s"i nrgen" .cnona,i the bin
M i'ea"i'in HE ,4i'y n r'm Missouri t',"!r
f" "rs-iTeI rsi"t that 's report 4" Judge douglas
upon Ia" plea ." following the example % i' :;"ngIdra Of
!7T'r rr;A!rg f"m ".hrr affirming repairing HE 5;,
section 81 The hi;5sam ,.t" Oar a~a opinion n I" The
virtual .elra "I that a,t slavery r,r,llo ~ M REPORTED
:r"fh-ki sii, la rrHr aui ic'ri i:,' aiciiy
-" that Col Gstnna ornan -. Louis Dsm".nI. -ay-
81 III" fl that I'll Ii nl Tho accompanying Cro.
''''nc' /" "iiIcran The line al i6 ,ire 50 mia II ""u!i
- generally acceptable. rli, rrvls:n II rn;lor ny
'"S 'c ht To- !'r ic,", cuci iu1 tIu UnIr 'iu;d
'"' IL ';'e ~ a,c Stacu amounts 70 notn. That lite
'''f "h''nh's !" "tln: the compInnt9I "i 1871 rc
"alnaIHc' "tc Ealag.A contiuura territory tr,lin
r!ra'
Should h"ic!r reasonable doubt the "rrallUn Vi
Tit i'cia'hl hl Tie rns {" The constitutional ifshd 1t
HE "l!' and oi The Union should step torwa clear u
the difficulty Already ANNOUNCED We knoW not upon
what ammy. that GuncTal Cass would himself Ia
tie Scfae ~" srre" "i c Ail"sour, G.mrn
ir!FFc' M condition. from Introducing nsunmaIy
that suited their condition iia pOsitlon al Tho VutciHh
raicgalau whites ~ al The Baltimore sun. "s nothing
:u legitimate ami logical g'cnrr "i III" '"en
hi! dawn liia ,rcei Hr"rCh rn 'c "Iii"i r!o'r',
r,a,lr laSIi The venerable pbii "lI" an urnIohdti
tho Inuacl NJ The t:"mrrnnsr vii! act II" pilot when ho
Grscl reaching her destined r" The t"r"G'!"c lhat
i can led out both in w,r ari "rIrIt, through the n"id
ration Nil good cilizrns Now ol whether thofc
,yr, have i.o, will with ho cnnl faith IA ,io""
.sho haze merely made indifferent breakfast Show y"nr
banda ernomcn ui II you will cona np Ia lilo scratch
you Will doubtless ho embraced b"lh,rs We want b
principle 10 stand upQn ani merely n nnssreai
amnesty"
We arr happy the Iawin" lncai!,n 10 ;c i"Hsc
uf Representatives. on Thursday:
Mr. Stanton OF Kentucky, imputed al the Gnniluman
whether he and the other representatives, =" the party called
"Sas wonI Lc willing IN apply the pIlnc''d "l III" com
pfnmiac of 1850 to tho Territory vi Nebraska when tin "nn'
e:l should come before The House.
Mr. Hughes replied that it, when that snhJ'ct Should re
investigated should he asctained 10 be souil cnls'l-
utiunuI ami Democratic doctrine then The "Sos' n NE"
FORK would bt found sustaining IT, ud walking eide by sdc
with the gcntlcmnu from konucky lie had no doa' II
the "Iards" Of New York hnd not forgotten their c1iVlc'
nns To parry and lculty the Sn6 would bc found act
INK In with them. lie was hot authorized, however
| Ia speak TOR his party on tls sUhl"Ct
Mr. Dean, AT shsGcnt stage ot tho proceedings rose
respond IN the n.rrogaory OF Tho gentleman o'n Ken
tcky fit said that hr uncfstGn tho position nrcuih"d
nv the "Sols" 10 hn this That they regard the compromise
Of l850 Il. in and final settlement, Of the slavery oga
ti, n fa ao Congress is concerned, aud that The riari
Js nf h tD hc applied Ia al neO frr''y
,rIeiL,r il shruid he Nebraska Cubu, Sonora.
That rrcsien, Pierce will Do his whole duty nrnE r
tcs, oi fidelity tic principles "i the compromise W" e
rc ain no doubt Washington cOrrcsr"nent "i mo 'ul
iimurc pGtfio n Wing paper, thus writes
t;!IImss GcuiI Smith, Bcnon nn nlHr' ri h"f 'lk
viii no doubt bInIu away against the doctrines AMI recon-
r,rIaols u Dnnglas report but the friends OF tl" A.
mnistEal;n who free coil in senmcntS, tI' "" nS'
since surcri:i he Baltimore PLATFORM will icn cniI
dent nniin in surmit %: this mrunrr. IL IL an un'cnnh'
firl Erauklin rrcG acknowledges n" one a. 'rlci
his administration wiu rusca In cnufs. "r Tncr '" dc
ssce in tho pla form Of the Democracy, which Shn con
| Al r,ctrA Il, the Monumental city II my Views hmuh
L.. IuCt ada
ul.usurr of rejoicing over the detection =" the sofia
MIR blninnn Enp;nnrr "f ia" N"rf'k ""'' '"'"'"'"ff
E!ni Road writes The Nnrfnk Argus, that "Ihc work on
eleven sections the urfoIk nnd rotrrsnrg Rail Road
covering stancc oi 2 60 miles, has beet let {" very re-
and cspcl.shr pailies and Tor Tie w"Th t
remaining sections, making the 6l mlcs propositions NJ
held under considers The Tor The past wrrl
have been engaged The line and rse"hee, making m
preliminary arrangements Necessary for an active prnteCn
On nf their respective 1bs anil tho work OF constructor
begins this month nnd nj several points along the ino-
For r: clearing nn graduation The Ivmnnin" I"!rn
hn line Petersburg, with Tho 'ahutment masonry
bridges both branches "f tho Elizabeth river nG snnI
| 4. .y.iI ln snlIt tiiplh