Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28

COfrCSDOhuChCt VI tsS -
w .arn..t 0r Ue !Nebru,ka RAi-Tne Importance
and objects of The morement-Hr. Cu'''"s'
hoa.y-Sreech Of Mr.. breckenridge ;.
W.sutsGToS, MARCH, y, 1904.
THE reference OF the Nebraska and Kansas Dill y ~
Committee of the Whole In the House oil hep'e'...d
il, by no means, fatal to it. II can YET DC ae fu
onsscd. This movement has rather oe'e'op'o -.
strength OF the bill, which is every day increas''E' - no
20, Who voted for It's commitment declare themselves " -
I, vo,ohIe 10 It's nasenrc. Yet this move has moi a. III -.
..io,.,.d Tho hill. !, 10 a blow a, it which will make u o zulu
of continuous and growing irritation, and VIII enssA0N
,lonal feelings Of hostility. ,rho No..
Wills, The obicc, which the majority had ID view ~ .Iu
sisted 10 this movement, will be deieate'' VIZ rt"o,,,
will We, be passed, yet, u5 a political move WI O;a,isc,n,
and conducI with which 1t waa ehec'ea 49, on,i,s,
The union Of tho "1ards' and the = ,ho d,s,ro
,bo admi,ls,ra;j ion md the South, orlf'ns'eu ~ Wv o s",
~. L,,,o. - d.ss,, the bill, and may be, WIN d li.'
.., n sone OF those who profess 'o oe
r....., r. mi, was not enc OF the oslsc'S VI NV
".a,i.n I, ia pretty certain that they aimeo o MAN"
,hou..I,eo f.I, nv the Administration 20 gam aceess'ou0 u
.,rs,o,h Of the North, and TO reFehee l"c"''s','' ol ~
sor,b far having endorsed the proper po'ey VI . W,., ,ha.e
;.Ir,,ion in lis distribution OF patIonnEe. 4 , 80 atroi,i TO
s ta' Tho movement was adroitly conceived ahu au.on1
oplec.', WV :, II will not only fail 10 SUCCEED ont VIII recon-
eooriu,Iv upon is projectors. Inc neset.on VI paoe 81 e.
nrincipies will deprive tho "Hafos . ~ ,."a 'U m.o Of ~ Ibs
I'LL An n1ucn 10 OpcH wv
VIII 90 , ha' have heretofore sympa,hized with them, ond
they viii sec wha! reliance IL Is h to DC p .Ss D uPOn r pLs'e paIty
lrlenasniPn ,o,ssls of the South upon a practical issue.
a'c Some ,%u week, ago The Nep Yoak 3si6uns, the
ox,oo NJ abolition fana,icsm, intimated the movement
olsaa hsa mai taken place, showing that II has been for
some time 10 secrc, preparation. II appealed to MI; Cutting
So COMPLIMENTARY terms, to take the leadership OF Inc COAL
~ ,hrn TnrmIng, 1t SCENE that MIR. Cutting has been
unable n j, to resist The tempting offer 10 play The small hero
and rc, innocent man, he seems 10 DC totally unconscious
unu b. i. Ia bn, The puppet Of Seward and the Abolitionists!-
THE is The end Of Cutting; he may nc now s DC &c sla nns,5n nm0ns
w smoh y live, there Is no telling where the fossil remains
of a'' one, who had the personal respect e , of f. every S .9H aId n
man ~ y {" nor Democrat, nor Free Soiler, although prac.
nor Iiosr rSI he il entitled to the latter cognomen.
"' Mr Breckenridge made a fine speech today Tor the Ne
h,n.E, Bill. He fayed Cutting alive, and without using
the word traitor or treason, or any other harsh term. His
so.ech was a scathing one on the leaders OF the late unman.
i ~ ,nnvetnent against the Nebraska Bill. This movement
y,ii crsatc profound sensation in the South; II will Vindicatc
It's sasocity in its support Of the policy OF the Adm!nis!ra'
linn. II will show who are the friends OF the South when
friends are needed. ".