Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21
mr.. "ashburn-Year brfpro lat.

Mr. "ashburrY before last -
e'',' III. Democrats t.ium,r!,rl "-.d
y.;,. '" N"n""F" rNI!ni'i" the POSITION o: ,.r.;
I'"''c ,icc!ntin@ Tia, the i.a,Iir, , 49,
Law. i.aughtcrl '1 sue WIS Inc l-lIg
or ": '''.l am to understand then Tho,
uums'. IKE %hisiScy better than tr.cda'n pe't'
tb,r |, "nH VIVA onthur';s Of laughter i .Af
Mr. Wn'II were you elected by Know. Nh a..
hn;,,,. "nShn'rn.-l am not aware ih., 'oahhg:
oCt,rS member OF the Order '"' WIS, To.
| me col!oquy between the,. .,.,,,,
uiIu"d Tor -"inc tnr.I NS"''eHten wa- cor,
Jn"r.N I thni 81 rn could tell his coe,,.
"t Inc hppc! inton Of Kmow.Nn,b" mere hot Rtr.ij
'ho% '''"' 'ne American party * r,; ana argued I,
NE freGsn'i party, and voted IT, ~ ~ W<iIncf from
.i"nr II ~ 'eir candidate ,or sE'THna iv
Bank sr ',": us trends wer. how r" .Gmm'
'e american records than hn Ii stands 0irer ON
| ",tNeOr'1,ka an open Gu srjop '! consider knn.
MGs'rS. Jones and Caupb.i ON
k,'; '" i'''- ai"Sue about tha, S,?s. ana en-
| nations. ''''''"is personal cyl
,,,, Mr. r. Wnshburne Of illinois. s.kel NJ :,
~ nv "ii not Consider A;nsrcau.In yolcs YLs.
thiligIsm tho same il.ng1 ""I hGOw.No
| '"'es-N" nm an American I'm,
L"j. :" 10 VIVA hnow-No,ngisn, aush;.rII T ", no
| "',,'' Ho G''ol To- the country '"o"I Which
WI, " "Hiibiirne.-l understand tho ,.,
s1s' '''.' me Democrat" caucu. nlaffo- "ae'Ieh 10
| p''ir L. ''"rN 10 bar 10 Southern k "e FL
"'u pT''"rrdt. coming together, '-'o'A.h.'
| ,l,,.r, " e'~.i nor take one blank from, 49,,
man dit;ari,y ''.'' however, Ore open IL eyarv
| hercsi,s SUI" rs He repud:a,es b.
! VT "ashDGrne. IN the courss of hi, ro,,,a.,.
.rt ~ ' whether ne H"d his friend, wouI ,o ;,
i u ''''"l- h that 10 which they bal ~ '''
baga, NJ. W,;.,, ''' Wy The gentleman from Ala
Mr. Or.--W" will take tina, int, co,,.;a.
MI Jnmes.-lh" Democrat, will ,n,,'. is'on.
win mono but those sa!ldiu on thu, $50, 'HT'us
tied principles pas! We'll sci
.nr. AlS"n, participating in the controversy mis-.
'',S :" t"!''"SHc- sad TIA. the majority Of IL.
ni"o"'S o! Congress from Penn. ylyania ,srr. .I,i
It's opponents q: III" Nrbl3.>ka I'LL TIM, h;r., -
great issue IN the la:e rlrrion o VIC
hr' Etirhise thought the House needed r.r,s. NJ
Ter INC intellectual exercises %! the moruino 4.
mach is! been said tie country rony5 di.,., ~
nnw ADJOURN. " '''A'e ""uH
re" Of no, no" and ''cnll The roll"
Nr' oini:' OF virginia a.ke,t Mr Ca.npbeIIor Pam
ANA whether W. banks !ai Iot cut himself alno,
from the AMERICAN party. 'e' "''oi
Mr.. Campbell. Don't know
Mr.. Danrrl denied that Mr. Banks hsl Withdrawn,
from that party. III" Convention which nominated
Rockwell WIS called by the American pnrsy.
Mr.. smith d'iincd his position, condemniny free.
-oom. approving OF the foreign feature of Amer.
cGnism, and declaring himself n national man.
Mr.. GI!dIiss, placing hmsc!! in front OF tie
Clerk. d"sk, derrimc6 spirclly in favor vi tree
DOM and The building the Republican, church u,on
rock THAI the vi he'll shall not prevail uysius,
il.
Mr. l-ccher called SIr. Giidirgs' attention 10 the
Resolution offered by the arer and adopted in Re.
publican meeting Insisting that number Of reesoi.
ers be placed upon the standing committees, aud
tSkcd various questions concerning il.
Mr. GiI!ingS remarked that he understood ev.ry
NntthoIn man 10 BE- pledged 10 thar doctrine.
Mr. Campbell, OF Ohio, said no such resolution wa,
test for him.
Mr.. Gid,iluGs, eXclamed-"GOd forgive me for vo.
liS Tor u HAL who was not III heart and conscience
with it,
Mr. hanks desired 20 say that il any such resolution
Sas adopted 1t was not rendered Ia him for approval
Nobody had asked him Tor pledges:
Mr.. Gd,!iHgs was frequently interrupted, answrr.
NJ various in'crr"gati"ns from all quarters. Lively
times aud great confusion.
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall analysed the Dela6crr,ic
oary, shown. lis disrordnnt elements, the Question
If sIunttcr sovereignty, calling forth Mr. Jones ui
pcuna, i'll explanation. lie claimed nationality Tor
MS party, which, like the Democratic party have no
terms of compromise to offer accept They ask 10
quarter and regard no men NJ Americans, except
husc WHO stand on the Philadelphia platform. lie
was frequently Interrupted By applause from his
friends. and wa, listened Ia with marked attention
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio obtained the floor, and tho
louise Ghjournrd.