Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-02

Mr: Weller regretted that
" ,Hhie IL Necessary tor hir5,"'hS naa oeen sac
,Hi' SUBJECT; but he did nn, wv l" Utter g word upon
tm". u , IS,aice Coninittee WI ~ me opinna
After thew bnI roc.els .Ee area, Of JUDI. to- S,mo
"Ae"u.ei t"o or three men, and c,n .e mad. having
'I"E %! Ten or h'teen more, he had mo- id .ne depo,ta.
"ou'i sop there, and proceed 10 (urtb.r NM 'lty
nno ave theu'and men under srns, he wa u mey
Presidential election. N"'' 'he next
lie also defended Judge Terry; he did mo-.
that lie had been guilty OF any ilnprudenca. :" uknow
known him for several years, and he could - mad
dor6n every word which had been uttered hS s en-
Senators in his hehalt. The only offence wb ~ ".ie'
a q; nau committed was 10 Use his efforts in h.
oiiicIai capacity to aid those who were a,temn,,;"H'
maintain the supremacy of the laws and in do;nnn 70
ne chiy discharged his constitutional duty. VIZ
all me members of the vigilance committee wers I'
~ u lhe government or not, he would not updsr,.Jf'
my mere were men in California, however ,s'
Voc 'ot ioyal 10 this government, but who had /, "
4l""tE advocating Il secession from this Cuion. ~
t"'' CT Ha'u that he had NJ doubt but that m. D as
ue'''U u me tNlfed States would exercise his f,T
:. ~ ~ consultation To prevent the cyntipt,,,'''
~ ms stale OF things in California. %'a
IL |. Dell .! 1ennessre, then addressed ths G..
at some length in reference TO the hi :. Ssh''.
f"'rFu'E " Mr. Criitrnien, rs a m.ars of ,.H
iu- the present dlsOrdered state Of affairs i, E""''.!'
ne "ds ~ Tue u!nll III favor Of that bill, sI,b"-a
t"' { IA ga! DC som provision in it to which he co":
Nv. 80 us e"FGiai consent. II il was nor SUI
proposition hS would afford actual r-Ii-i ba 49,
t!.r experiment WIS we! worthy az - ,ral :"'uSE
H":"iy iail 10 Hiiprd some mitigation of ,bo.a ~, =
ww|'c! very iHir!ot and phiianlh:opI,t mrs, Jo,'.'|
i"'' i"F' however, the efforts a. IN. r..c,,irra
IL" man peace III Kansas had proved abor;iya sn g
- rn"e 'ai"'%' AMI unless he should have addirior.
"a! power placed IN bis hands, il wa. vain ,n nr
"my O;!'e. state of affairs. lie hoped. rLcrc,oro Atee.
congress would steadily refuse 10 ndi,ur,, aoS a"'
is'"u'H III session until the ifh OF March u.Y, unIe..
some measure ri redress could be- adop,,,G 49, 1"eS'
VIZ. iin"ter moved 10 lay Mr.. CrlrrpLen's hin II,
The vote was postponed. '""'"h "
Mr.. Seward introduced a resolution In o,,.x..
Hate lie despatch OF business, that the S-rr.,.rY =,
tie Senate cause The desks appropriated for In. uss =;
members, 10 De removed from the Senate cbsmber
Lies over.
After u short executive session. the Ssr.,o,s
joarned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Il relay moved IA adjournment 10 Tuesd, -
Ncgativcd by - majority.
y message was received from the Senate s.a,n
that they adhere 10 their disagreement and ,h.i,
Amendment 10 the Army bill.
a motion 10 adjourn Ia Monday was voted down
Mr.. Or: asked leave To Introduce the Army bill
Mr.. Grow and 9th Rs objected.
Motions were slccrssivcly made TO adjourn unt,
Monday, and 1" GCj "urn until Tuesday: all of Which
motions we're disagreed 10 by Yea aud nay votes.
Mr. Haven, during the proceedings, expressed -
hope that the lIou .. Instead or triling in tb,: ssy.
would - 10 "urk Ike men. tCries OF agreed
.tIund -
After other ine.I"ciua! motions 10 adjourn over, ,ts
House adjourned uptI! Ia. morrow!
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10 N- E:js0r< 81 tie UaSkiMgtou Glion.
l!'usi OF REPRESENTATIVES, Aug. IS, 1856.
GESrLEMES:-A friend hes called my attention %
the ~"s}"c'ai 6'>pat'k al tie .Nsr I0nk T,ibIHr," w.
der date ".iagnNt %, 1896 in which find the fol.
loving paragraph.
'In III" House the report in Mr.. Qranser's cs..
rsaJ, and Mr.. L";ctier proposed printing lis
t~huus.r! cn.ics. Mr.. Morgan OF New York, POM.
cG!y In,. uirc'i II The principal witness. Chase, was IL;
the person whom Mr.. Letchev had moved the Ia.
t" "xP"l from the privileges of the hall
In" :"i"rTogn'"ry WAS ro! answered.
The first irexvu>ablr niSstafeInrnt in this para.
graph i, that | proposed printing fifty thousand CO..
pies" az the report. Il the correspondent of the ri.
buns had taken the trouble IL Ecai the resolution L6
would hnyc ascrrluined that | proposed To print "tg
c0DrS' al The reports ana evidence.
The second missta;"n1nt is, that ! made no repiy
10 Mr.. MursGn's question. My rcmarks, is rcportr.
FOR tie Daily Globe, are hs follows:
assaults aud batteries in these DAYS are matters
f .rcli iunrnr, whether inside of Ibis hall
n outs, Il. oi ii, | want the facts ut this Gaze - 20 q
The cUuu'ry. We southern incn RE charged NTH
beng .gry tScilablt MS! HIIttJ!c, 6uu l ".sl lt
aaipri;" and minority reports, with the eviueHCe ~
10 this matter, 10 90 before the people, 70
how TIA, We are very submissive.
Mr.. orr. d object TO that word. Very forbearr. |
mir. Letcter. Hosy iornearIus. Thai - a Ao..
,ui:gL! wurd. Offer til" following. resolution
"Rr,r!v-d, Tint 1000 extra copies OF the report. /
,.v' Il, nee in III. case al SIMMpS>. Tor ana on I~
~ GRANGER vs.. MCMuLLEN. be printed Tor III |
use a.. he mrmh.rs at the House. lLru.hr'rI
II d-sirc ihGt the whole cG>e stIoui! be understood. |
u; h~r side oi the House were very ready, ,"ng !
lime a., to c-nsU:. NY c"li.H-u", iMr McAlulrn I
und 40. / wish 10 know why they hay, aoi me-. |
iuc.i Il rrsGiatiGaut 2rISlrc Hrnii"t Mr. Gralr.r. |
MIR. Morgan. | would a>k the gentleman II .&7 /
chic: y illness tAlHj. Chase was not ouy who was e. |
from this House on the g"uil-Iuam's own H.. |
tiun at rJ".rses i.Hl..i.,er.l
''Mr. L~.ctcucr. lir. Broom confirms the staicHtGi |
If Cease, aud he Las never bacn cxctudcd IroIa 10: |
House. Captain Tyler Ms" confirms il, anu IT, As !
never been excluded. And understand tina; 81, 't5 l
wIin".srs concur ii III" fact that the CONDUCT OF t,ea |
VA. insulting ani rIte." 1
When "A correspondent, who il admitted 10 the PIT |
vil"s- Of u sen; on the tl,"r, and who il thus ailyrIe! |
the opportunity {" hear what 10 said and see VIA, . |
Iun". thus pcrverts ana misstatcs facts. it is not "a |
wondered M thar the Tribune" should be the yei. : |
for ali sorts III SANDERS s5Hins, membu!s and mI-rep. |
rcsen'a:IUn- ~ Ihr proceedings vi Congress.
Respectfully, j. LErCliER. l
ALGusT -, lSJG.