Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-04

las erpounded by the hiHinest
| pr" "..a - he innocent. The SENATE %n ;,s necntiyq
coal,s' LID no such precedent, anu, = This
10 enn,iiatel the arguinent OF air' Ah" nn. S So
vote, repuuii only Of this decision: judge o'ory
~ h' H. H. game view of il. for after quo'ins pn n"n
lnhe wh, was expelled, and the opinion VI 49, N"nn
hat line Senate or House could e1pci un'y RS
tna. -; within its view, he says "lt seems ,!here
&c 70 he settled by the Senate upon lul ue'looia
ion that expulsion may be for any misue,hea"os
which, though not punishaoie oy auy aa..nrT II
consistent with The truS; and duiy oi /" oe'"'M' ,h'
ia hardly necessary to add that IN mus s'n''ts ie
70 a'r ~ rh:rh ernu'siou may be inflicted, Judge
Srnry exclu.!es all others as insufficient. II, tneo
fore Mr.. Brooks had been a Senator "hen 70 ""P
p.i Mr.. Sumner, he could not leshlly na'e
PEELED for the act, becauselt was not uole ~ -
I'm. S.nntc-was moi an infamous crime, ihcois's'Sn'
with The dignity and duty of Senator, andas Punisna,
NH. in the Cuuris; while, on the other hand Mr. nu %is
was liabl. TO punishment. and even to expulsion ~ 40
violation of the order oi mo senate "iu u i"r,"
of d.bate-fnr his indecent abuse OF anoihsr oenN.En
i,r tls vuIrar ribaldry in which he lndui%eu aSa'n''
S.at.s "a well as Senators, III the whole mater uon
mitiiuy. in the view ot the Senate, "a
inconsistent with the dignity and duty OF d oena'o,,
Ii the Senate could not have e1Peileu . Iha ,ha Uonse
arrumeut can be necessary to show ina 'no 100
caunot expel him. There Is, however III ,haoo al.
of this subject even more interesting 'n'" ~ oocrnv
r.ady presented. Mr.. Sumner is pernil''e1 - c "uy
his scat in The Senate without even u wy ,,biIe the
for his abuse of ). Carolina and her Se"n'o'i ", " 8 ~ go.
representative from that State ia TO De e"pem "runia,nr
pelling the calunnies by panisllih!' n'n,J" la wa of
Will the people OFFS Carolina suonHt ~ ~ :, CONGRESS
the South 10 be told that the Abn!'i"n'eoII irsuIr a.,
have n privilege TO revila, caluInh'ate ~ Cho,m.
,b.v ulsns.-nnv 70 use the National SENATE Ena"
her ~ the lnborntory in which TO prePare anm
to be scattered over the land LOT 'u1 mf ~ ranra.
sumiur us and our institutions "'u ~ ,ha;r soars If
sentatives shall not be perlh'''eu w 80 which th.v can
,I.v defend Ms in the only manner Ill "hI'n ivy :"
defend n, against men who claim al Tue sun" ei" . =
the nrivilnres of tho blackguard aiu 'M9 WV" '"
NJ Sumner does, and that We shall lhHleiy suolh'tn
Gentlemen mistake, if they SUPPOSE y, rOo r
of the South ne for peace peace -,
md osn.cinlIy the people of the other STATES Every
sacrifice to peace which has yet bee" haue, ~ !"
Hict between the sections, mas oet' n.'uuo tna, mn,
Illegal and unjust rs the Missouri, n"e " nv y,
," - vera willing to prrpsiua.a 1t II extended 80 as
r. rsrry Oh, fairly ia own principle; bu, tli's ueSII|nn'
ian If ,heIu in ,ilcir own, the National Cnunc'! HAL
tlrv will never submit 10. Eqnai'ty Is al 1'ey >"
AMI that, at all hazards, they WI nave. u;u
Th.v will never submit 10 be tod, as they WIN
h. # Mr. Brpnks is expelled, TINT the price VI repre-
ssr,a,;,u shall be craven submission to i'lshit anu "a
lumry: and the fate of the mon may oc ~" %
identified with :he la,c of MIR. Brooks lHe oe""'e
chamber is the propcsG of the o'u.i Us n m,
TN. North. 1t il the cunnioI; t's"nioiy t'"" =" Wv.
T,rth and SIuth, and i, ~ mnnstrnus L? ten Us UNI
~, .hali not be allowed 10 enter mt" th"t h-''tAo'y
room and participate in thc councils when are v
feet our CONDITION rs Il people rs well us n "''''' u"
i4ss we will submit; 10 constant insult aud "Oioquy'-
Whit company Of private gentlemen even "ou'n r"a'
s.nt 10 meet in Il common purlOr or 81 @ common dinner
table uponsuch tprnsl What gentleman III wh"''i!uS
treated III The common pnrlur "r a; the common am
ncr tab!. would not cl!aslise the offender sooner 'fihh
am-ly 70 his insn!ts, or mean!y sKniR IRON Has
place, TO AVOID theml Not one. And can less 0r eA'
peeled from the representatives Of sovereis" States
or large masses OF the propiri L"; -, power TOO Jar
forget Itself, then, aud force "PI" n" SCUM an s,ns
which il will meet. rs it mast, rs one man lex u
In tpIof ftlsr NAV, L MS II, lUltCll, u
question OF l!berty-vf liberty founded III the r'gh, 10
equal privileges and equa! approximation what
bouts il to liz whether Kansas bs free, or sieve OF
the Missouri line repealed or NOT, il in either eyei!t
We are to hold The rank OF n-nials III the c""h'sl' "i
the na,ioul If Sumner be protected and Brooks pun
is!l-d, our disgrace will be proclaimed and our m
feriori:y established, uuiess We resist and right nur
IRE ,riN do IL. 4 NlRlilSlAS.