Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-20
MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1859

hand against .hcn w., rsl,cry tibet. In every nerve
fibre, bone, joint and sin"E' h: all over and alto
snthcr pr" slavery uina. .irP!FU-.
Mr. Pennington offered resolution tha until there shall
hr .!,cfioH q: Speaker IL. House oc'nrs viii
prpcr. vote iara" 'l". IT, Ucrc-ion. and after that
:hgI- s'n'il b" no more vote turing the day.
VIZ. Glen .ygTirsreh IL the proposition and warned
hi- ,D-iurrtirl friend 'i,i rl->> II adopted Re
publican ;-t. TAX" ayaIafr g" ~" ahrnce of oi
;hc democrats. =" >rrir. 'y0'".
III Crawford WI" had The '""r, declined 20 yrilit.
ing .hi, 90! h- .iirnl. 'd TO the Introduction Of
n" r-olutrn r rh-n proceeded .ay that h. should
hold up Mr. Sherman - he 'Nr"n"i: " The principles Of
~, Republican party T- North locked on slavery ~ a
in. hat ID. South l"hl UPON in accordance wi,h The
Divine teachings. How ,nrli m, matter be com.
promised This question 81 slavery Ind been scrrd
than half Dozen .r,r- within the last forty
wears rhr feeling was 10" 'rongrr ihlH ever before
n0'r the an'i-.lSrrry feeling ~ the North aud the
pr"sNcry feeling at r south and the whol matter now
resolves itself ," "a" question 81 slavery and di.unon
,!lvcry Ird t1'o. ga This question - position
taken, md ttat of h:- constituents taken. The South
had nrrn accused uf viO!.ln: compromise and that
ch,r vas r.ir.r,i al ,v ID. n from p.rn.vlyan,
Mr.. Hickman the other day. Nr. e. then :"
give history of The polir. action rsof the adoption Of
t Missouri CumprorgI-, down the present imc show.
IN. hat the r-i aggression from the North who at
tempted ,"re'c; slavery which had previously been
trnmm"rd lIr ".s proud OF :hose Northern Democrats
sho had stood bI the Constitution n; their country
hrr hr "oglG tel! :hsia hat hey poscrless
:r great Republican sentiment al the Sor;h which j. roll
ing on like avalanche.
SIR. C. proceeded t" .pE in .erm, Q: the Helper
sinphet and IL -ndor--r. The South had fears in
gard Ia ihrinsituoE o" .aTc!! from these attacks for Il
could not H." di-iurird II. thought there much sym.
patr tie N"rth ;or John Brown; they had the will 10
assist him in hi !prty ~" virginia hut lacked The
lie a!>u alu"h 70 the remarks U! Senator Wilson few
iS- since, resp citing III" c Importance TO he attached
- u saving mr-iii-, and quoted from speech nf IA
l"h CaSir: al 81 those meetings. The Republican
pdTt|wSg BE- content with the exclusion o slavery
from T-rroric they would ia abolition in
'De Dric; Uf Columbia, the rsaniLauu of the judi
cary, the prohibition OF hc Interstate trad, and
cndcaIOr ~ Use their language. til, Govern.
crriHacny the side ~ frv-iuIa For one. l..
ready 1" meet them these is.gr> anI wanted the
question trrl lie Authorized 20 say. that rYrry De
.aOcrgi!c representative !:GI ;!c $..c o: ;.yTs
red IL; the sentiments shat they would submit the
Inauguration "i Black Ecpub csr President.
Mr. ki.or"-iI"w n !"m propose prevent T., n "r. !.
,lecieds
Mr CrdSlord i!ri viii p- fpr ~. i,trrr.nr W so
PrU".r give crcns information to nha;
viii Il" in that event lie c0acuh.G hs s..'.. Tia, '
fnr independence. and forever.
VIZ iionh"n. Obtained the fn"r
Mr Clemens s,I-l ti' friend iv- "'! No." t"" cot.
:. lee taken u- Speaker
'Ir Nrniani "iin. 20 DO So.
Nr K-iti move, cal cf the House. which ordered
The lons" then proceeded 10 haJ:1 spci&eg. with the
.c.J.:t. :rsu;
Whole number "f votes go necessary ,or. ~.
u which NJ. Sherman received i!". Hr. Rocco. - sir.
Gil:.cr -. scattering. 9.
80 having received rl. necessary number .! votes,
the House. m"ipa q M- Winslow, again voted f,r
Speaker. with ''. following result,
Whole HGEbcr Of nrcr.-ary'" choice III. OF
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