Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-15

irnpo.,ibl. tina, I can know. and should ,hius it
w,- aluo,, equally Impossible rha, H.. honorable.
sen i.or cou!l know. vh., lei the Democratic
p1rty In til. me states to vote for the present occupan;
Of the Presidential Chair; hut. ! viii -av, 10 the Honorable
S'EatCF. that ] cli:l 81 Know ;hiS: .nd 40 rot fear oue
di-.rn'i.uI voice >0uil e size oil Potomac river. aud rN.
tending 10 liz hOri.r- Df MryIso: 'hH', II the Kansas Ne.
brasS, act i 80 he interpreted =. ~" i~n'crrre'S i: ifii BE-. in
truth. :" reni; the Southern people for their r!:hi' In ;he
Territories from the Constitution. from the supreme Cour'.
to 'H- pleasure " the temporary occupants Of \ TERRITORY
fr the tine being, Il tha; b- the Interpretation ~ the IRE.
States upon III" kan-a--N.hr'ss, act; and that J. 70 he ~.
rallyin. poiu' In an. further election OF ans cnnGii,,- for
ans harry. the southern state, soull b. Iuan, and r.rr..
they should cast FOR hin = single vote; | 10 not mean ~.
vote % stat. INT even an Individual vote If,h,t T. :.
he III. doctrine In ans platform ~ ans party, by which. L.;
ne rrpeitl Il, according 20 ,i- construction placed IN that
~; by The honorable senator. ri-ht, which :hc South har,
been c%ontentinr fr m TIL. question for thirty year. n.irlv.
lw" generations. are 10 he taken from TIE Constitu'' on.
,rn'H tie supreme CoGrt, AT RENTED 20 the popular will Of
the temporary inhilitan'- q a Territory. no par,y on tia,
doctrine can ever receive on. yltc Sou.h Of II. p,.
i9inac river: ant II II i 70 lie The dissolution o.
tie parry, l.: !, hr di--olr-i. and ,he sooner H.,
hr'irr. II l. can onlv b. reconstructed nu TIN. platform
:" W" a mo Tern phrn.c. YOU will not End a singh butli-r 81
plank 10 'he Southern state i,o; one aud they would Ls
:'ian'- anI recr"an'- II Il were otherwise. Sir | las, h.t-
'sF hor"-. LIDO not heii~v-. Icinno, he made 20 be.leyc.ihs,
a!'c'rinr 80 trreconriiabl- with Law ami reason 1ai -rn.-
can prevail with any party. II nay mas he made IN rr.rali 4,
litle a. the hG'iing where there IL a 'nuui;uorsp public a...Ha
hi1ct. 'hat ha- a. rbIef fOF the purpose o. applause. and
gentlemen may h- deceived. possibly. by taking iha, a. tn,
Interpretation Of the SCUM! sense OF IN. Democratic PARTY
Thu. my have arisen. hut when tn. question I, M, 70 ,ho..
men whom ! nave known aGODZs. ms f-a acqGaiutaucr- i:
the Northern s'at.., men who are loyal and tru. 20 the Con
sii,g.ion. ana who will follow is ligh,s. he they Carried
where i.'y nay; when u l. put to :he.e men. and ;!-ir ~
lover; ! have No ftar that there will he any such plank Ia
the platform. But II ih-r. t.. there Is 4 dissolution at oao,
ant forever OF ans party alliance and par,y action
ldli Tot mean 10 make 4 speech: | only vaatet. 20 *
press my opinions 81 this modern Interpretation o' :.:l; act
and The consequence to which know !: s.H-. lead.
Mr.. lT-STER obtained the fsor.
Mr. DocGLt>. or course | shall ro, ask ik- Senator q
gise way. I With to reply to the Senator TOE Cal!.or.ia
after you Sc: through.
Nr. lir>rER. II |, with eatrriac reluctance that I say
word m 'his subject 50 ~unhappily sprung rp on the arpro
priaiion hill. Of which ! t,ani here as the guardian. a very
insufficient one a. IL seems: he: she course Of the debate La
made IL necessary 10. tn-. In my OWE v'ah!caiion, 20 say
word ~ $50 In re. trt n the NEBRASKA. Kansas act.
dig-r from the Senator from Illinois 10 regard 20 the blu
the history q! its inception. and what was Intended by H..
A.. undrr.t md IL, we stool In this position the Southern
Senators, l believe, aiInos, without; al exception. who spok
upon ;hs: question Il kno~ I did for one. as I have sIzay
isas from lie ;iss ! fil, aads ny sppsArsaes % this doe