Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
notion Of NIr. NIT0tE, ihe -cnaI- lII0urn9I.
House uj Representatives,

House uJ Representatives.
NJ ksorr aid his friends ;hr Republican side v.h.i
responsibility and t IL" proper lin" wonid discus n"
acatiug question. he wogii cii-"YUr -how ul1
IN IT." r"s aud examine Tie accom-" to 81" how Il :ands.
while the, had brra i"i tnrr" "a' :" b. ds>o!u,i" Of
"a" na'!una! corar:usr.hip
sir Mayar,. -oGci' to Introduce rr.ou;ion providing
iuF 'nr appointment q" chairman Until speaker can h-
elected h due the order AMI s:;y u" the iIUu--
"rirf - preserve order.
N!r stewart oi Maryland, said that there should lee
comparison View. y. 'lc cauh!Ie G' hc Republicans
lad place.! h.I.r!f nm N.cOra! 81 ,icrrG i-w cvui il m
expected any Southern could civ. 10 him hs .u?ro.
S!irna recommendation q! the cD:aprnG ~ tn .icpr
book aouI sck to lin like In poisoned r:ri of Se.Su..
lie declared ha; e could for the plurality ru!r.
u. would consent ~ voc for the adoption oi lie
plurality rule. IL vas liz opinion hi The Union Ue"as,
being held wou.i amount 20 nothing ami -Oull 80
riuDa -h"ut corresponding: action. lie Appealed to
g.u,nrn :o-ecn their -ccti5.i,. III d! not ask them
cuufs. slavery. but 10 viniiraic he rights Of the
Mr. continued his remark, a; length in the
ruu,- of Which Ire vinicat-l slave labor lie thought ,r
(. was hy the Of And Providence that tie African
u... iS country. II the rr=sita;iai yl-c:,
,hogl s- determined s.c'ional basis, he hi,"-G
th- Southern and the Pacific stI.ut would deliberately
.a,; OF the proper r-'IrLy.
;ls Stewart -.d, IL reply question bY NJ. K.5rc,
lha; She supreme Court had de,!rn hs 49,
." The people % the H"rt' and tie south ~ "a" TrI;'c-
the decision 80 the i.ol.'. aci Th.r"r i'rc!
scnu citizen Of ;!g United Stats.
Mir stewart thought III. qrs'iJ- tl.a'i
he ;US'r Q! the r"TCrunen'.
Nj kiigorc inquired ah-ih.r II Nr Seward ,ioulI hs
elected, ;!c candidate ~ u" democrat, ncuid corsidcr
that sufficient cause fOr u I-sr.tgpu or the
Mr replied t.at wherever tht Republican ca::a
Hat would -ubm!: 20 he c,teci>ei, 'hs: question ro.4 "
answered on The o:hcT side.
Mr. kil.ore said. H. has Answered.
Mr.. Stewart remarked ;ha: IL Mr. Gucors'.
or'n ami therefor" h" c"ui n"' .ar ~hr' he wou. a..
questions Lis satisfaction II. nigh; soic for him. namely
AE' in favor oi r. opening the African -i~vr
Ar. y" in favor Of congressional. protection Of ,tyr ;r,
rrr'y ia -" l'rTIi"r-' are you in favor % poiu.!
sovereignty in - Territories" aG it. Il, 10 admit ~ -.
clue slavery 'hc"fr"m: Nj. k.g"re id h" ready
answer 'lc,c question. tor hi candidate.
Mr. stewart rriii.i btr the psmgcra. Nare ac..1r
broad national grounds
Ny. Ha,hia pro I'D 20 "a. Il. respect, to .i~ :~..
pir,r Ccu,:'tr'"m, 'f 'hi, city wlc! lie said :ts
hnn. organ Of II" President. Tie hat Ec h,G
i.uei - i'e President and Attorney ,-u"ri E.c, Ne
writing Of the editorials ,., paper 81 r... Wto.e
appears editor. relative % John Ir"Si
who rG:.il. and brav. mlu. hut imported ing.
!.ra,i no for .cy.-.i ,r.r. w,. u,- % tie. J,rr.
nal %: Commerce, which stared Lewis Trpraa .Ei
"iher original a'rl"ns, the pPort Q: Niicn IL" al.
uiu;Taon puFchI-.a By it, patronage, and whic.
also sustained by tAy patronage merchants in the sot-
trade. THIS NJ Er0WE- ~ .r- 200. tie .;.Gp J.! e.;
position Ii. Nf a-hg, reelection. and made
E III. town @: M1r.'nH,. AMI 'hc "a-ct Of it ~s hai
largely Democratic :"wn i'- majority OF tao haafrt!
vote. Tor hUG ,Nr. !!,,S'us.n
Mr. lia..u- az ';.- Clerk article from i -
cent nuub"r @; The Constitution Eirh real! .r.i
In which ,- spoken rf having entered .a0 com
rnnou for the Election Il Mr. inraey rs Clerk n: the
House. sherman. speaker IN rcvi-w;ns tn.
article. h. ,G.! - .Item.us cy.E'i: puJi.,l, i
ly authority, ard he rp.=ed. t. MAKE very s-v.r
a!lsipn, ~. u irr,i.n: Buchanan empaa'i-
'iH! anu thi'-"hh's "'".!S Hh ne rth "u'c-r'' mo
such combination ~ alleged. and yD:!cat-l iIn-".r
from cHg=." fhc: ae ia: :a- 20 hi, pledge
IL. '"uI by tie GJcirn. nf rGnn and for h'
objected - 'hc resolution Of r C.rr - Missouri
which reopenci the slavery CITATION before The orglf:,.
tim ot the iog-- excited country, ttrcughog -
len 81: an! breadth. II. di all lee could the lat Con-
s>:.nt the admission VI Kansas Hih th. Lc1rp.
CONSTITUTION which every cnnc-Ies IN
rejected III" - III of the majority but only small MI
no!'y OF :lr people "f Tile Territory Therefore, ne de-"
iii charge tia; hc ba,. no; .!gc! Up hi. pledge.
Mr. Nor aid there We're aea here who are fr'"!Tei o.
:c taa' abolition n I".r aoh proceeded 20 discuss the
rel i'!vs power, Of the General 3ud state governments
H. r"'a -! inal II III. o: this Anefc." ta'a i 70
sc: forever, iEu-t 90 JHn IL sea Of F"'out! )Eafy
blood lie congratulated tie Republicans on eir acGc'
s!on OF an,L=tompG support, bg: advised them not TO
trust Ih-.r aes aat pgi tErc guard !sr o-