Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12
PROCEEDINGS OF the KSoW-S"riIlNu

the slavery subject ,.s5
PHILADELPHIA. June e. lS59.
The Council met this morning al cio'M ,,a,,nr.
ENGAGED until j; 2. NJ, in considering ,ai'
60 and tho contested cases The Mas ~
In,or,,;on WINS admitted without more a1o' ma w
a., Hrnmounced with much energy in Snn,nerh lua'
tcrs of especially excluding Senator Mn u.s. y"
ah,p5ondcd. 1t would have driven our ~, ,h.sa y
Tho Massachusetts delegation ana Pof,oa' oi;n ~ n
r. S,o,e. Arknnsas too was eased on o'p ~ !, ~
IN, ~, mill near ~ o'clock but then rhthe, " uus
h. ~. in The objection in her case was ''". ' ~,
tcn delegates were elected, though oui "rtn'
;,b,ful nnmber) were here. pm me mos w.
. In,;dcd was that nf the Mississippi dcirSa,"n
cn,e , I in by vote 91 TO 30 al:h"uG n thcy ar
i ~ nra.cuintvcs of nm altogether bn-ard orEnz"
! tinp There il regular hrthrh OF INC ~
thrc. The organization from when th'sc ,"',,,
nIiI IN, mS.ars and Stripes OF Ike "hr's VIZ !.
cha Enrw. Nohngs hut utterly dlarrgAr"'hg ,''c'
f,rma There 10 no State Council there anu .n. -
delegates came here innocent ol citheF ni '' W..
esa.ntial degrees of nw-NothlnGlsln. ii,el
nmt ,rouuh th. third degree after renchinG in'i.'c
| r.; =; nrI.r tn swreten the admission when ihe'
gary friends were determined upon, Out INV
nn, vet INK .n either the first or second degrees i"
Massachusetts, sent sucll delegation inc i"s' W
would sound before their admission would De Grah'cH
| ,rho ,uisnEa case remains iiiIdspOsed ni. pu' :
,o,t in order Alabama occupies similar posi-
INN hut her delcg alton is i'll under protest "r
| nation In those States mo oreahizn'oi n"' 10,
,yrd. the Protestant test laid down III the .o,siin
L. ,,f thn
n,,ros that noJody shall be a member 81 me P"'.'
Sa Is nat a Protestant. Another provision rs 81, IN
rnssly states chief object OF ITS formation :" nc
ppa,utroction of the influence OF the S"n':i'
| Church. Yet in two States named ,nG o'''t.
how, srt mon" and "crllshed ONT these pr"v's'"".
10 I,r;I;.na n rrcat proportion of the OrfnH'I"'',''
i; Catholics and one o! tho nblo't ni the "oie NV,
r,tns from that State TO this National CnmhcI Iii H.
s.lf n Catholic and openly hro"s II. lheir W"
an earnest effort to admit mem, ;,,oms;,
| frrIc
rn,nr,nJ oroiust H. tits possible the votc INN n.y.
noon will! carry it. The ultra-shrery hiic'esL'
ed nv Neil = Brown 81 Tennessee demands l'i' Nv"
| mission because they hrc "touh't ~" VI. - IN,
| Son,b m. VOTE of admission II substantially WV
of ,.solution for il uprnpts the m
nj the Organization. Alter mat INC N"It'c 49,
hor. say 20 or stay, without irt OF n'i'"i "n, ~
VT n,;;omo or practically the same, by IN" con
,;rn,l r,tc:,tiun Of the Alabama dclrGh"''' WIZ S''
| tbr mask from the Order and exhi3h II /" INC W.,
| -. uuIy another courivancc In hcip Oh INC W."
! vI,vrry rains freedom WhaieNc' lis hi'he' " no.
wrry il. pretended objects, the real purposes =" ns
who control it, machinery and direct II" r'"S' a'm
make il an cicien; ally ot slavery, or Us lh'! e''
here Ia save the Union! .,o,
| As vet the Council has not numoerc'. mn" ~ H.
| IA members md the vacancies are mostly i'"'" ~
| North and West Two thirds Of the Whole arc u"
lncrcst nobudir- in character. position ana 'air",
weak tools of political gamblers drd slavery PM "
cnndsts. The free States have MOI more 'l'Ti d.
| 10 faithful representatives lonhcctc"' INV
Island are altogether beled i'll their rcprcsch'1ITn1
Dnuohfncc;sm Inns even invaded Vermont: mn
this is the state of thin-s at the Norlh' tnc D
Cnlu,nLi, is here ms II distinct State, with ner seve'
delegates! This makes the slave ana Tree '''''eS ''
| minaI!y cqual-lG each. ;u ana :, f,I
The pear is already rotten lou WIZ '' J. '
soon. =, c,- d.
Among thr la:c arrivals are Geo. NJ I"nu'ls, Wv
leader Of the Interests of George Law; lia,!n"',. T.
the Albany Register: JAS. Brooks, {" the Se" log"
Express and Mr. S. Heart. of the Mirror. Ne" on
100 furnishes Two candidates for the ccrkshipo Oh IN
next House of Representatives, here iHyhS PIP IVA
December next Their nGnic6 ars Bryce am n nv
yes. George Laws runners nre numerous.
~ goes that he outbil. Com. Stockton nnnn ci
for Of $l00 600 for the Presidency ny $3.50; - ,h
J'lInnun and Barker quarrel goes "n barHct 10 ~ u" VI
interest of Law aud Law IL fatal t" Ny. Inn" ,aa,,
terinr purposes Hence the GOODNESS be'"ee" '"'''
worthless. .,.,,,,i, p, /
Tho council seems in no hurry to get liltouhA ,a
may lust iutO n"It week unleS' !nrfc ,,,, ontus
breach when the cur,tructiou Of the p"'''" vi ,h
Gov. Gardner of Massachusetts: mas co' .;. rim,
Southern men receive him with Srca. he'd!
on!y man o. that Delegation whom they are IN H.,
with any confederation They cheeTtH mi" hr mrcs;
c0uuril this morning. nua Fr0yoS" u ma" ynrr Mr.
dent of ,hc National Council u! .a!y =" n,;,,,n.
Barker, who hns GOT To depart 'ul II me- p.,r ,h
the election Of officers for he nr& year w" is ~ t.
platform il mar, they may chnl'G" ;rH ,,i;l
~, rect of the Massachusetts I'."-:a!i"h'
AFTERNOON SESSION. -,
No progress uad DC: 's'" III the c4n''T''
tcrmnGn The question: % I'.t.W;i,' '"C NJ
delegation, VIII" ".a part Ca!hni.;a Min 'Ia,
bar tir buiI;n. bund o, (!Tg'nIG Wiz ;'''
been seeking y,..: Ill the week against ''a' .
sets and senator Wi;,ui, could held ~ u"
and Nr. Boiling nf that STATE. OPENED rPP.' .'."'
III long C,rI c5";i"e ;irndc. h" "i'%!c ;
season wns tGu- nc-C.c. Jc : ,'4r IAN "H 't"'
nv. President Barker refusing TO cDit!s'hH /" 60
order, but throwing the gales vide open; ~" t.".
poured in a torrent for three hours. NE hnn
went all To smash several tiincs But Albert f,''
sud others gathered mp the fragments Tor USE ~
morrow when the ball is 10 he re,"pcneu VT, n,"
i:lgs spec: r"rv much annoyed NE pe''cI p'.' Va
the Soalhcrrnro ~ 10 Lnp ?r'%teI'Is'
an! vu'-arity. He car:c clqsc 10 teL' In
making IT, pn.nr al him nni putting ~: mar" M"
his face. He charged Wil.nn WIFE defc''''"s r
KNOWN o:hings iu Virginia. 81 III h'ssntI "ri re
but one from monkeys ana .'HnA.eo "'''''"
gene, G!!" IN the finest style III nc9r"-ur''"SI all
Gcu &ii.an ..nlie! with admirable GOODNESS ana
hold fraukuesg Iie 1a:l he WAS the lust man |"
shrink at home or abroad frGi" r" rank nN""", ~
hi. opirios md hu WAS the last man on q, ~ ~ s'"
init l., jic,a,ion md threats. Inc ecIt;:.''
Virginia charge! him with endorsing h.' i,;I lin,
speech in the Jr-mcn, I-hiGie; ahd lhuH sum- H.
duyu in Virginia. He d.! ":dnse '.iat Ii'e''N.
uow eud.,e! t. and lie should i've ard h!e y! % "i
Massachusetts Will st...! b. that spsc'h' ~ n,' :;
hnd been mude i'll Eir:inI" y. sHy"e mn :;., I,rm
vi L
There. hv the slave power of Virginia n' '"'.''.
the right of the States t" settle their own lo'''e w
tairs he stood by the Stale rl5ht ""''',ie y" t'
GINA in 1879. Mnssa"husis HAD Just nsSI' las
own sovereign powers. She dung back WIN n'n'''
nr,n MI ASSAULT cvu. from South Or E"fih. lie WINS
for the abolition OF slavery III the DisFlc' H' ~ ,'
T.rrtor.rs for the restoration % Freedom III go;
Nchraska for seyrring the National s"F'l I i''t "
all connection with slavery. This WAS me n'''S '
,;n,.I u,.tiou md ON 1liis we can carry Inc ircc
,ltpt.,s like tnrnnLn but il Northern men w.
all wcs lost ct the North, aud the South e'e' '1' ~
winning pnr,y. Ne went for the poA. =" VIZ a
State They res bonded to the sentiment Oh tAs'.ir
Jack son--tEe Union must be PR :srHca. An', III w.
mean that liberty shall BE- preserved al Eh! .o:. Nv
was ijr peace but lie did not shrink rom VIZ; ~;
sonal OF poanl. if necessary TO vlhi'cn'c n's w.
Mons. He told the soIih that ~" S"f'n lid subnit
vote them Oh these questions, al! they "'uIo s".,
We have submitted. mud your t'';n Is H'" -
Ours is the future onrs the past. ,ob
The speech nj Gen. WsaG vas received WIN u iI
attention and made deep iInpressi" ~ un'
cd the air and Massachusetts and Gen. ISL ~
more respected l"-nght than at any time oSioe Wv"
week. Many Southern gentlemen chhie !" ''' az :
he closed aud congratulated him. he dena'e WI" w
RESUMED Tomorrow, unless the Sou'h ch"keT vi
Msssnlusa.s 10 y-she has several more sleee'eS
III reserve, q. ,bo sd
I'll. Convention had nIt GTeoriScc ,s,p '? 'nI ~.
iouruinen this afternoon. The scssious }HH' ~ f'
been merely preliminary. ,,,r..j e,-
The report that Barker was Ia oe S'"uS
Gov. Gardner has no foundation. The supattu'" ~
of the latter for the former has not been 'h'us. W.
The Convention will probably organize lo-norrr ,
if it does no! succeed in doing 80 ut the ses'o ''''
evening. 1tor.Id
New York, Massachusetts, Maiue, New lianp.nfe'
Rhode Island New Jersey, Maryland, virginia
North Cmrvlinu, Georgia, Alabnm", Mississippi I'm
reasee I,ouisana Illinois, Indiana, oh"' LOWE ~
consn' Cnij,urr.ip, Kentucky, District OF Columbia
Missouri and NIciigsn, hqys sent their full quota OF
Those from Maryland ure Msssrs. CIR, PurneI.
Ricaud and C,det. From Virginia Messrs. Eu'
,r.m R,I;ny Bmnldin. Moore, Ellysun Boteer and
| rtI,ur, From the District of Columbia Mcs'rs
| Eilis ind (od>prd From Delaware, Aessrs' johnson
| Pyle and Cleu.eni.
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