Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30

"..aL IL took its hrst lu"'t. Su', r,;s,;-n, and
Cioe,;nu. where the seed OF .N"'i'''oh's'' -,
c"n,e Enthinpism-those twins-w"rc piai'eu !"
i'n.Lar Blu; here il will still be seen lih' ~ i e.;
.snre noli,ical only, and not lnceiiihry' 1 w IVA
Tonksr States, irliisined against 'll- S"u'nriX ~
n,nnrnrv. because of the action of Jefferson ana nnn''
Wv, - ;;ulica,iou of free trade aud sailors rGnns'
and ,be ultimate declaration OF war anu suspense
NJ thnir commerce we're in Il state ot reV"n' "nn ."
scmbliny in convention at Hartford ihey sru'h I
venom but without power at tho Sou'h' Ill oo''"
.t. Tint slave representation must be ucsIoJ'u'
10 check Democratic power. u.,uis;te
81 Tint n vote If twu-lhirds should ne req Isl
IN the admission of States from the LoulS'a"" L"
chase. o,oJ md no for
eirner should ever hold office. ,;,r ,Ist.
"eSnnh wa, the Abolition and Know NuthihS P'Ht'
form Of that day. .o,. oo;tstion has
From that germ all the subsequent ag ln,tr" ~
come. Ii was the pestllentIal source W Hoo II
I'm. Democracy, to the South end 10 to'e's"S'" 80
WINS the cloud, not larger than a man = "uu h.,
beginning, which now oyerspreads tie '''"' -
riZun. ,;,;sro having
From that period tthe State OF Louisiana ~ IL
beeu admitted in 1871 the assault upon u 49,
,hn firm uf Congressional agitation, ana a." "Pi".
ton WAS organized to the admission :" j" nor.
slay. states into the Union, and preparations - mr
commenced to disregard tho frenzy W."
the admission of States from L"u'si"n"' ala ~ his
Taylnr Of New York nj tie same tune S"'u !" h
-, : 49, 81, j. necessary to isiard the grow.
IF that sla v.hnldin, spirit winch appohIa :" s a.,
n,ourd in the United States. N.tM''n,,; IN vn.
ry-rtions of abolition and colnhl"a',on . ~; ,i,ot
ri"us pats OF the Union, II ',,r;,, more friend
public sentiment Ill tue Ncs'
~ to slavery ,b,t faction had
baynn n rear lis front in Congress, we n"'e ~ , n""a,
mony oI Nathaniel Macon, one oi me ''e an, 49,,
'ho"! W Nar,;a;ors IN, country has ever KNOWN
tI"peiII;, :, ttsnn /, was true "the Constitution was d
rnnnr,,i.. ne 10 slaves, but not Il '""hpI"'.'so '"
.,parripate;. il WIS Il T. onpr"inl'' "S !" .,,;,h
.,J nothing else" Ii is Ia be regretted 'lnt .T. "n,h
standing that Compromise ge'l'I'"r" . ,Ia s,h;,rt
nr,nar. at almost every session To brlhg lhe e"1,n.
,.fa,,. Congress in some siIup" or nther' i" 'm".
thew regularly in their arguments ci"'lheu he" po"''
over them. ..Jlv nsrsist.d
in wa shuil proceed to show. The next assam. uPo"
80 .". r,,lr he In. ATTEMPT to impose q restriction
,i.,,n Missouri, when she appiic! Tor pe..nf ,ta
rams a constitution aud 10 become u u" -
Union. o,J a,;lI ia prclt
want of corrcc, acknowledgements th"uSa'u' ,ma,
anj .n,s.i.nti,u. Men at the South have Oeei oe"".'
,I ;n,n The error of attaching n solr'Ii''ty MI" 'niP",.
t,,r,. 10 that mIsculi-d Missouri L"mPT"mf"' "%e
II Jo.s not deserve: and Mr.. Clay Src"t haui. "a'
been invoked 10 add to the Selcru' rluan nv J,.siy,
nn,jr;cinns have either through i@nr"rance OF ucs.E',
ft,Iyau Il false history OF or IL false color!hS 'o's'c "'''D'
If CONGRESS upun that subject, anc have, by appear
ING 10 the spirit of honor winch rroVa'.s ~ III. s"","
tuiIhiuIlv Ia adhere 10 all its plrdSes' induce" moi,
nj lis nrnuir to unite in the dcnunciation which 'ne
oIr,litioni,ts and Know Nuihings ana " ils7 al '"e
North have poured out against lis supposed 'ep'"' Dy
the Kansas bill.
nr,.n.u 10 show that il was no compromise
TE.i' th,. North almost unanimously voted hSd'hs, ~
mad sjwnys dl.rcuarIri H.! di~clairncd IT. lhh' hr'
Clay had no other agency III The "io.ti"h u '"' "
81. Sc 30 than his ability Ie u debate Ga.e hln' IL.
resisting The Missouri rys;r!ct!oII, ana 'la' ne "a ""'
unr,. ,L. cuu.I5!.,rc which accommodated! that ii'!e.-
~ -. .u-tf -, ,,Fi,ll rl,. al ll-rt us a lllllllltlt
man WAS twelve monilIs aii-r the line oi 1n "o hhi
L,..n adopted, when Missouri GpsH"'. "s IL >'"'r wv
admission aud that thu compromise which Ia" :;'!t'T''
ed war So n:ef. T. farce. that, 10 employ ms own nan
.guu-g, he laughed IL. !,s sleeve III ;tc Tc'.O''es7 VIZ
wwlici, i, was nrcrptci. kGw L, the proof
Ga the iSih day vi December, jSis. the Le@i3ia-
,ur,. of Missouri territory applied TO Congress for ad-
mission To call a Conve,itiGu OF The poop" I" iFa,." "
Constitution. On the 18th day OF February, ~ 81
.I,jla that subject was under dIscun,icii, DIR. lal,
uESr. Of New York moved that Missouri sh"iliu
be rrsnI.At from the enjoyment oil her eSiStiis III
s;itution OF sla.e.v in the formation "i Ntf ,nhS'''".
lion. This was the ars. ~Erearnnce OF the Missouri
,,>,r,,y,0q III Congress, and Va. !'"red III III" lower
II,,s.. IN cn,n,nit,r. of the whu;e, I'D adopted on
III. 10Th Of February by IL vote al ~ to r., pom
;hr 10Th of February, the House agreed "ii!I TIE com
lri;c.. in The restriction, by a vote" al - L" IT, ana the
bj! was 9a..cA. and sent 10 the SENATE. with. tie re-
s;ri.,io uiiaG.et, nm The lGlL o! February. Upon
,m. las; name! DAY Il. ilou>-, in committee oi the
whole, was considering toe s~ts:ti"n nj a 'rr''r!"'
government Tor Arknnsa-, aud Ii s.iEkC. .:strlctloh
was moved by MIR. Taylor Of View FORK to iH.' III
and was passed by q vote ut 80 /" '". lie next gay
~ .h, In. , nnii,, ,n srrik. that clause from til.
~ ~ 'i"u'i " - :. g., SS--Nr. Clay. tho
cM' u" o ,.+ ~. Il, css,in,. vet. Tor striking out; and
the bill passed hnaky. g,th"ut the rcsIrIciIo'l, by Il
vote OF - 1" 81.
l '''cl !" '''' p'., '' n.I "a. q, ;, rr,,. ,f
!H- NE 'eIlit' - ''o ~ ~, ~ ~. .tn,s :n.r
'1"'"t"Ni'S '' w." 49,. .nr,i.hr, ~ ,Lsu.,. land
tne d Iir - hnv, Inscribed. MIR. TavInr III
been v"'%o o""" = ! 49, ' u.s., , ,h,ri ,n &, ~. fx.
NV " lI'".Ln. ,i ".I 49, =, cv.hnldin, terri.
ci ~ ~ ~. T," - a. -; a, H., a.. - line,
W. , P,,P",. - ,an, a, ,M. ,rtnn.n. hii' hnt .rs'
~; ""a ,ra, a.. r-anmsitinn met hut l,;l. favor, it was
80 - ne ,r;,ifn.. I.iu, voted upon: and its with.
I.n,nI &C. .;.,uitirant 81 { :ant winch shall bring
r. vnmr attention hereafter. | ask Jou now 10 remcIn'
her ,hot when the line Of 81 80 was rSt proposed
to ,::e a. kansas territory bill, and by a Northern man,
i, ,nat 20 ;i:tia favor that il vas not pressed 10 Il vote,
,n; "a ron,.,r h.r !; ri chen so offered, tho Missouri
r ri :, hnJ Leea Esss.I Dy The House, aud was
70 I rt n".n.
!" ~ W;ssnur; hill WAS sent ifn,a taa no.se u iBr &c
r.,mru.J Lv thar Indy with The restriction
.,.;s j eu ou,. On the ID Of March, upon the question
To- u" r.;,L ,hn S.,,u,, IN striking out the 10.
y. "s:,, , L.. , " va. ovrs 20, noes 81. So the House
"" - T.. ra,,rn'..on .n,i the bill went back Ia
.t' 900 a,d ,Lat hodv E.heri3p 10 its decision to
w y" "". ~. ra..rir,;nn yl. hin was assin returned to
,hc iIouse. and again the House adhered tc TIE re.
AZ ,io"I I ." S.o,. oc IS odd. and the bill fell. And
s,'''"" :? { .:Ii f,;Ind a., ,h. session IsiS-l9, he.
mus ~ M ~ SOW" y Innn and the Senate would
cause lno .i'"se "S 49,; "fN"
Il" IL gre ~ 10 s"s.;on If Congress pss.ad away and
Thus one session VI o'nsa'hs r" rns"r;h.J
Missouri d ." 20. ~, ,his ac,;,n Of Congress, in i'm.
l Eer" no.; ,,n Mi.s,uri. aroused the Whole
poS'nS "igsu!n'aV" SoI o.t ,..,r,y., her LEGISLATURE,
r"H'h, =" p' ras ,ITt;c6s ,Jrnt",iiu, Graiu.t il
T." raia.:ys nf Sin,e Kiuhis and algains, the tre.ly
as 'i'"',s y, + nui.;au.-and n sci of r.soIu-
Io' ~ W." a." r,, Hnr.. a; tho Legislatures, de.
ti"H. p",''r ~. mar = Missouri were kept out
c.ai,nS ~ T ;r,;, wonid ~. ~. her: but these
u. " % ~ :; ~ ~" S.ratr. Tie n,aa,..: indigna.
"e'" l!i'u!nsH ~; AMI ,be nryt C,,ns;e,.- .cy
,i'i "h" 's'' ~ y, H. m.on YLicl ind h,,n done.
io'Esu. y - - Inr.I, ;Il. =, mas. every State Lee.
n"t '" ~. r - ',1i a,ain.t th. n.rnis.ion io
Ti.nuri !. ,o-m - Consultations without the rpstric.
M'>S"u'i " :" .a,;nn, vara Lr:i everywhere for
ton, anl Town EleeIiHee nt'o hI'" |'"y