Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
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Mrnty.. slgc no;!c. q -e.g5ai o..i, rca.:Is 80 he
judiciary
AI,o Of IA! anenh.,ory % an .c relating 70 tie carry
.0 = Il nn,-eusers in Steamships.
Mr. iicr gave notice OF bi!'o cree: ~ hv.Rs AL
T",t0licr -: = Paul Minnesota.
$50, 20 erect 4 military post on III, Red rs,r.
The II Tp.r', Ferry resolution va 'tkcn NJ.
! ,lleng" here eu.ued Tor come moments. "fen
Nr. wade moved III. Senate JoGrn Not Har"ud;o.
Nr Clay read D,I hc remark, of Senator DOoiie IN
wrr. which ins; -.naior Lad said Wat it was line
'., TIE North aud >puih understood each other lie Mr
cav, CORDIALLY .r.-d with .e::.,n n: ln' from the
'rusrA, vlr, a been G,rie lie d.rr.,h very mug i!c
statements q! :ra=rnIl regard or III" South. u:
the had treated ta- :Ject o. ih" dHprEs Ferry
INVASION the creates; !cyi". ~h''- o,rs had con-
,...nici II IN grave aud severe words.
He CgHtcue i,s t.t declaration S'i had been Us'!:
hy Wvurl inIi, :" a." cfcci That the Invasion 81 ar
per- Ferry ne t, of aui. slavery teaching ant
sue' Nt. pias .cse!eh T. '".s true. !; was TIE result
r"u''s va On" ~ "'s ti's 'grfs'',h": =" ,'o". 10
"'. Re c'r - .atem'" = ;nr E... ~ CIaGn.ng "f
A,,."'.s, w' ',. '.r'. nn.. ,ha-e, n ONO ;ha
III i'r. 80. uH' i., .u'' -: hate! :ne mas.
The Senator :rar ,..e :Nr. ,.a,. .''-- Senators,
i.,! .s't '.aa: ,,sc SorjD i.r'sd;'.' rr'H.
AI". H,ri. ,pr.f red Nf.p ana Where he mad -aiu
NJ Ga. altloa.t s- couli not .Go,c The pre-
cs- words. the senator had stated ~ speech made IN
Maine ~ l-. the Hurth hated the South with
,i'ii hatred ic English bore towards 'hc us-ans-
,hn.- 'an nation. ha"S bitter ho.:i'cs a. tina; time
Sir 4. proceeded 20 show that the Republic parry admit.
' the civil lnd political rights OF the 0T EQUALITY
with those o; white Iu Massachusetts. c nesro.,
permitted exercise all the right IL other c:zru>
They ty- allow 10 nttrmarry with the whites and
he inquired OF the Scnarpr from Massachusetts, Vi! WI
-on II L. apPio"ed oi an :'.r-" 'c'> Of IL o"n L'Sr!,
trr~:
Mr. wilson made 30 reply
sir Clay then inferred that the Senator approved
Gi thr@ The Republican parry, he Couteuuy!, hIn a
prore c; the incTf,ious nto ae stye stats and in teal
ius t6rr -Hy'r, AMI they worf !i"Cr by acn-acn= -
least IN many ilssachuset',. t1r n,taucclN-
passed au!lfyin. tie laws OF the Uusd states. l..
the STATE named offence against the las. for tie
ac-rs a.ss IN returning Fugitive slave. under the
for tia: purpose The lawyer Who defended tie rights o.
the IN tia, STATE 10 rcaSe hi nvr, Was stricken
from the roi OF attorneys, the jge" the bench ws re-
moved Tor eNeru;ing III law, and the Jhinr Imprisoned
FOR >.cIf.n: 4 !ugivc .ia:. prisoner.
In Other states the iaw, In force, where IN"
Republican party wa' d"mnaut-l,~s Euiiying the u5'
tive slave Ia Michigan penal oaruce for
10 aid la returning slave 20 The State on which he
cscapsi aud In ho.t states where such laws o .-.c.
iion had hrea passed, the L-gs.tuTe. wogid refuse
pass auy a.s ec returning fugitive slaves ;h.r Ga'
Ier-.
Mr. Green Illass ha. such law
Mr. Clay ,aid II That STATE had Zach laws they we're Gc'
passed los any Republic IT. g.srnre AMI in view .; al
ih. the Ecpubl!csa Rad maintained st they !n
tended 10 administer The constitutional rights 20 ni tie
States Ia The Territories, states, and "n the ti.h
they would refuse 10 execute t- lave. Al o! TN. pro"rd
the declaration OF Cos. Chase thar the Republican pay
hate" both ,aTehoiIn, and sav,hC!Ier and would reiU,
20 maintain the ri-his Of the SOUTH
What, ,ef wCr. ..c South 10 expect !, re Republican
party obtained majority H. The iou.- o: Representative.
majority in III" senate sad the Chief Executive oi the
cogisy: Wa It nn: manifest to ali that tie R"rUh'can
par ii intend 20 maintain the constitutional s"'s ~
thr spu' a!G j.. denied that ,he South "oui 1e1s '''
yoke. and BE- subjects instead OF -oyercie's
riI. Ga. ta giIE concluded hi speech
NJ GWii .a The senator from Alabama Uu,; have t-.
rs-ru-, '- continents ol th- South as he content I.
;4t the South w0u sihdrsS from the tnJf IL IA, event
OF he election Of Republican President IL rr"cstF-g
t. shpN :l- s'r' nsih "id resources OF u" South.
M GwT thought. il. view OF trs >rrH;' declaration
made hy Nj. Clay heh"o.si Republican ss't"r, q"
i...,c In tnr!r Il though tier" gEsa' Hglu
ircTI!ns - the Hyi:h. - ic-Hfh boih 10 ~: rf'"l
h'y arI p.tirah.'y - !i.s.g''J7 o: ~ LH'"a. Il
ws prohablc tan ra7r SUM- o'" and ~ rr"c'r''
5iiy caY,i!r of ray GcG."n'tJition Hd G!.uno'
vi. .:.. made i-..iy n" . 'T'h, .sn.t ir safe 's
ric'ic.hr, Gr sh- ah 80 0rs 20 Tear ''ow abroad
w.i!H. the people ~ California were uhini"cr' !"
.l.- allegiance the Constitution: and the t.on; sri "
vas uccau-e Of ii, .cn'..uf tHa: he .E1~Jl northern
senator's disregard tig !n'mh;nns OF Southern sep
';n-nt Uir r..i lie consequence o. G,pTlic'n
tsmii in ,tr lie hoped that love oi parry might Hr.
prove up egioT 90 love Of country.
is .i.,g saiI that such drcas,;ios. us .-'-'.' %
=; g'-fHIh political Illusion which she AOG'cF" %,'s s'
hitherto cherished in .uppOs!ns lheh's.'ts rEu' - "r
.sy. .a.s tLe South. They plin!g to- tTa'
II scy pursued certain line Of policy marked o5 FOR
them by Kind guardians al! w".!i r vel, hu' II
~ cD:'a;.i: cr views of political dy. they -h"E'!
ccr IN perfectly constitutional way Vie o. he!'
gyn choice 81. Presidency wuuG as followed y
= so:'. u" OF '' t"'aH. On "st 2rs'.nte 40 -" Ps''
PIE nj ,- -'u'h 'l! . deny = e T'or. o tue
Nar. 'ne same f.ilcc= VII a.. they claimed lot themselves
III .S""ri.i" 'f. cccr, franchise Had com" - ''S,
Wat ti- S"r;h sTgcs % 20 Though '- ':rrn oi Al
election merely f1r III: purpn, of ra;!iu- the rlct- o!
t.e south Vas 4 expected ih.t Northern you'd fal-
v 'iy'-oae,' political anil constitutional convictions in
s"-.r.!c' craven tear T. -o, Ycutur-t 20 pre-.
tI.t'l u.N. ei-'!"uwOui sufficiently demons '
s3r had really Leco.lr atyect, they u-vort'
-" political co;aHanionip y. cl,i1n, - rs ..'
minded sl cliiya!rogs ard II hr ;aoGe. a.,G' o
South tie au'h"r- >Gc threats ,eerad 9 i'' q"
:!e NOst, c ~out 20: %i-f! 70 ~" ~ fJtct isI""'H
viii :lg'l h0Ir.
Mr twin bri-I - 1:-a:ei ri. position. lad tost ,'H'
ne spill: o, party Nigh: g"e 70 pursue '
.. nc;ioa which :or~seen woGd hs haas"' "' it;
:sr - the republic.
Mr ii-gu denied 'ha the Eepsu''.9 parry n = onpo
.;pu 20 rTr spTsal % >I"Cry ine''e'! %" 10y 'sF
shareholders. That c.., oG ritz"f- "cfs e'' H,is
-.c.y =. "a, . %o- S;:h al the courtesy if9-f!a =
'h-iT i-iy-r" worth c"s! f'sHn ne ..4''D. 'i,-
Altrtsr- r.a v',i' Boston, not only "f s7i's - $50
a,s,:r a.. Kin! reception t~rI all Sit.Igi 90 t co.,
.-,-v r ls rsr5rgr. the We oi Republican '+fa r.
would -. in leopard, = l" -'o4.i 'tL N''"l 'E CON
I'M. o: come >ai.Hr-u states \. a. i@rr o Southern
..-..,. IN ,' sy.r., g. worthy OF ref-ar. th.t {.
prtc. m -, rnr '!- had = Republican osus'yEs ""I H.
.,r.rrp. tY ;.uuI. Advertisement. .:.-,:;s.! a. south.
- rrrsf. ~" .eJf. ui he North could regard S.ivs.
- a. uugli. -pca. ,:G political esi. "ii.gE- heGS
r,r,r5r~G rs an. i-~!a. = hostility 20 sll' ehgii.r-
vi e! r"o.asd by saying tha; be had aG;i.;si h.
,y.i 'is rer-ons u ,.ay shoie:-, - f-c's aa
..rrrns wc declarations Of individual Senators,
,yer uccge, Coi be expected overthrow. Wiz;
IsoI;:ou 0 the Union, he had INDUCED in thea.
hatrv.r. u. lad predicted h- cours. that wc-
Ar taken rv . aop!. o. :.a'sa ~ h- even; ~ ;I
::o:. o. Republican President IL haG sury -r:;.=
himself ~ saving that that c0Ur. ia H. opinion. o;
T. tbry tue "a ;a=.T honor ir'-r--i-
The Senate then then .1.1arG-i, Hr. .:- l''-- .i
tcg- ;D-rInrrs%.
House Of Representatives..
M- :c.les remarked tha: he aoGii ir"'i'"'' =. ,'s
House. did h. no: deem Il ii, jmpsFtt,'' IA .pt''
asan, much which had Oeen al! Ills .'1r " N our
oF scgs,ion 20 ,he sentiment .: :h- N'f't i,' n
men: " tn. North was otherwise froG VIA, F !A'S- 10"