The daily union., 1856-01-17
col. RICHARDSON IN 1850.


following paragraphs emneniIy Characteristic
Wewili not embarrass opponents IN the House OF
Representatives who presenting Mr. Fuller az super
hne rational BY asking them 10 80 back With us 10
THIS period Of Time when IN certain congressional dsfs.
in Pennsy ania, the gallant Hendrek b. Wright Was de-
noanced By the aboliioss OF his region for his vote IN
favor Of the very bill which Colonel Richardson SO ably
deiendedi nor will amplify upon the fact that in the
excitement oecasioned against Col Wright by these q :
nunciaons Mr. Fuller passed into the American Congre
stamped with the seal and the sign OF orthodox know
nothing and firm opponent of the niqntous Nebras a
measured The following were the words OF hopo and
courage uttered BY Col Richardson while the bll was
pending in the House Of Representatives The sst psra-
graph is almost prophetic Of the present effort Of The
knownothngs in the House in SO eagerly endorsing Mr.
Fuller.
But sir, gentlemen of free-soil and abolition proclvities
tell il we persist in urging this measure they will leave
the democratic party hope they viii for ia the hour OF
danger and trial they opposed u.s. and have
and is only when the victory the spos be
divided that they act with They have mared the moral
Of the victory BY their clanor for the spos For
have desire to proptate them Sir, shall pass the
bill settle great principle, and settle 1t that In all iu
ture time sustain it the country wu approve IL, and
these gentlemen eamoyous ,e acquieseeyes, sir,
bsve thar u The oordor that they asay for The
prinep but opposed 70 us application 10 these Territories
and Of them o deabsss BE- able buck speech
essay ehers they docirias IL apply
~ want to say word two to friends before
conclude want to cay to them that danger and
sole danger, consists in divisions. want to
say right here northern friends that fortunes
linked up with this bill The assault made upon
you. Your in every abolition sheet in the
land, Ia what they call tho roll Of inamy II falter
under such fire this there but that Of
recton reach Take my word for it, you will find
Ahattn a
fights BY yielding Fight it out and fight Our safety
consists In standing together. II fall let fall to-
gether and fall fighting Let ask quarter, and give
nome have word to too, to our southern friends
and what submit TO them applicable to northern
friends, too. The ds,als Of the blu there great many
thing. a coud prefer hare othcricise. But shau
hnpe goe up onioas about there das for tho sake Of
e great principle iaroesd IL the BILL sa1d firm, ard
pa-s the tN, my word or the excitement tchich has been
the North oU Lo1 before fhs strtioas
aH or all evemts Just after We appeal to you
in spirit Of generosity TO yield something In details 10
stand BY the friends who have stood by stood by
you because yielded TO you but because we believe we
doing justice and right.
.rhe principle will triumph from this time forward, and
the day will pass by when determinations shall
be drawn between the different States OF this Union dis
examinations that ought have been drawn under
and which not made at the foundation Of
this Let the friends Of this bill that
the best pursue Is to vote down all amend
ments stand by the substitute and pass it, FIVE enter
upon Of amendments there will be telling where
shall land. have doubt great many gentlemen here
desire To offer amendments, sncerely and have no doubt
also If they bad good opportunity that they could
bill which would suit them exactly but which would not suit
Va at all.
our safety repeat is in standing by the substitute
it s Gentenen need have no apprehensous about the
storm that will NORTH have passed through
than stood here and voted against
the Wmot proviso with only eleven northern support
ing voted against II because considered il to be
wrong. How many Of you, gentlemen, woaid be willing to
dsyf Some gentlemen Of the democratic party
tell they thus far gone with but cannot
any further with u.s. For one, glad tn get rid Of you
you stand the principles Justice and equality
among the statesthe ability Of govern himself
TIE OHIO DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.