Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-20
THrRTY-sIxrK CONGRESS FIRST SESSION.
Tnrr>r,Y, DE,gTHEE H.. fs'9


Mr. nug submitted resolution which H.. over instruct
ins III" Committee Territories inquire into the rNp"
hlency ." repeating much o! r act for the orSIuss'e
If Territorial G"vcrnrn"m-in Nrr heNir" and urah.
Tnrr, ali law passed by those T-rr."rl", lee u'i''
- t"ncrr-, FOR dpprOS. rr rrJrc,icI.,
Mr.. Mallory gave If III intention IN uirodEr,
hill 20 regulate anu increase n, ray of the Hayy
Ihr Senate then proceeded .l-ction ChrpIti
III" hr-; hao; resulted, in no choice" til. second, Ery
Dr Gnrl"y elected, receiving 80 Votes ont ~ he :"
Senator. present.
Several petitions were presented when without Ur'~
business. the Senate adjourned ill Monday IrN
House Of Representatives.
The House me, AT !: "'cIoc, prayer offered
the journal read.
Tlr Clerk stated that the pending question 'h'
motion Thy Mr.. Hickman OF Pehnsy arnd the
cord Of Friday last in respect 10 the plurality resolution.
Mr.. Nalandigham Of ohio, addressed the l"ur" H.
aid though young man, It'll he had -rcn -"c rrslaii'
struggles bat lie had AWAY, cndcayo:rd b. roii'
elan not 10 forget that hc gentleman, AMI hl
EcscVc:o exact FROM others that courtesy which Ia W.
always willing award lie charged the Republican part,
with iscourtrsy in refusing 10 Ourn according hi. de-
irr li,t evening. II" had slid that II any
book a an icrrd!ary and had .ci. ed To ;-s
IL ,rnacn;s he TT TO he speaker rrr:,ci
OF this Housr, and lac repeated that assertion to-day
STAKEHOLDER had stated that such person not II, rOve
hu' lerc no Indignation the Republican side o: ihr
nous" manifested as there hal been when h" tradc hi dc
cagnon H. HoG!i inform gentlemen iht, .i- that he
Wa, their peer and he would enact from them, North
"rn Hrr'"crht, Ia" -th" consideration which they We
force" 10 show 10 Southern Shareholders. u 'l-y thought
otherwise they Lad yet t learn his character for he
AZ T"'i WESTERN hr""Attr as any Southern man III this
iI"ue. Laughter a:iL applaue. lie had berE served
with notice This morning that rh- Republican vide did
iut"nd {" listen Ia nrih.r discussion lie cared
whether they would listen he Told them the country
held it, breath ia .u.prse upon every w0r said here and
! lac determined Ia declare his sentiments.
IN this iona controversy r held position Of armed
neutrality. lie was not Northern with southern
! principles. bu' United state, with United Siales
principles hut when IN" S"u, threatened with armed
nason., serNic in,urcc"n- and The torch of The inceL
diary, h" was ready :" stand up for the defence Of IL"
South. lie had 10 respect Tor Southern rici, simply
such ", the south defend ir hc knew they would and
could but he had tender regard for IL obligations.
a, Northern man he would give The south al her com-'i.
tuonal rights, c!udins the fugitive slave la" equal
rich;s in tie Territories, aud whatever else the Constitution
gives. Applause He "ss I"i true I" the south In the
rIl-. Of defending Southern Institution, and cislu Souh
",rry question rcgar,lc-, %! h North m
identity: but he true 10 Ia. SOUTH we're i- great
of n" Democratic party ia 10" North, in maintaining
al rhr constitutional Ri h, Of ,hr South arI-, all her
enemies Whatsoever There were three cn's"- IN the North;
who pc" tvcr,. those wha were aniisldYriy,
and those Who occupied middle @: Neutral ground: and
'o c latter class he claimed 20 h"l"n; That hr believed
~. ground for all conservative ui"n men ~ the
Moth lie demanded neither an a'i -'hvcry Bible AN anti
,ias-r, Constitution antlt."ry God: AMI nell
'hrr Northern nor Southern man hut N"'i"rn man.
devoted to the nion se'ne one OF . Tree states Of
that valley which Was one interest AMI hooks o.
rh all the other Of ih. great valley "lhe mighty
Mississippi lie had learned in this city, A. man without
--cil"n uou-u'iiy IN Congress. 'ah Dsc"m.
Western -.cUHai-i IL TOO lik H." elih-iSocSing of
he prar-- would iic' Lro with rr. H. found hat r"
North and south rr-rt-d each o'.-r iG r"g-ri"l tn
Western n.uihs- ui,i. harhariaGs IL assured liz
colleague Mr. Corui that he, Ike Governor thtse va.
destined To be laid TpCn the shelf or "niS sent forward {"
h'a" he UT. ~ u"r Pi'"n"i'-. '''i ''' !, ' y
''.r man ann -. "rneN"H '"a ''"''' '''e rive az
n'h"r colleague, ,Nr Sherman for
" 'riI distance lend. "nchsntm-ht : view.
Aud rn,-- tts Spsax-r'- tribune IN Il radiant hg-.
In. congratulated thu West that tho iay-pring nj their
~ 49,, :. ,S,ni,., a., ~ ,-., ,,n.u, ~, ,.o
pc Of hc Mississippi VALLEY would have the power {" take
into their hands this great Government aud h"y would
I.t-,, ~ S,,T " ",',Itj ., .r,,J ,h. Lny.rrm.",
for the hcn"" their ."co- Tho Nnrhs -. would
Fr-,h" +" '"'" ''' nam" az ~ ''''f 80 " 90, - ~ | "
n s.FT
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nu'''ii"' ~ '''s'e - % S w. ~ ~. II. IL IL y, ~,
he scc"naIi.,' = 'heE be m"'rrn >rcn, I'''. l.ry
hhi III ne "es' !'etE VI ",''s "p'h "',. ~ w -:
h'i, rh''a"I,'p ''' "tfi,'s" "''" :. ="
s,F'S '" tmS Nor'n "' Hu'n as t. ~, ~ -
We S"'h' ~" E."''s"di it'' .I. 90 me-
mani haA ,p,H"a :" Pretp's'G in',inS VI u, ~
p. upon "igh W'1i"h pn' he hu,t ieain Uat 'ae
were MOI militia men, 10 come iotIh az "e s"u"c o, 's
drum " ' Intended 70 rai.. ,he oiIrs Tag 0t hfhees
"nr u, must h'' ~, 'r'"'S ~ noi'e' r, , ,,
M,. f''e''s' ~ ''"''! '"'"" ~ ''''"'' ""' '''"
mere =. ,, ,. 1850 -,
Ar. aa,Iea NJ ~ 80 20 e n -, y. ,,; ~
mos ph'n'n . @ sI y. ~.
,"r nHH! !sA's -. 'i y; ~; ~, ~ 10 ~, 80 :: - az ,r
dared hTcathe NAV ""rh W '> N"P'' ,n' wa. h'n
familiar In th!' cor 'he pehiocr"cy 0! 'he "es""uIu
stand ~ between 'hr 'lns ana 'lr n"aN 100 many o' w
L many oi me SCUM were ,tN"u, o' "' 2rrr %. ~
'"'rine, OF nae n"H' 's"a'l 'ra"' "''"'ps ~" law
Cnr. and above all the New >"rk Tribune" were u" d"'
irnc' - iLrs" ni"l"r''' 81 wee >f'h '' "I . r''l
i'i."'"y 81 w" -, "h.l r was ' w.. ~ "s's ny
HI c""nGn" NJ Cmr"in, not only t'i not r'lrr..n
the -enme'''- :" ~. tei,u,' i I, ~ w, 49, n y" , :,
r"-"ctahIe follower ~ IVA, parry "m'h u" p'"fe" !"
Lead u "as nor "i"Iu'nt anu '"'rr'.h'c ,pe'che'
IH" h'' NAV N"' "an,e' "', 'ai ~ n a.
lhat gentleman 'h'ere" "r ''In"i'at r'I,N Hm' w.
de. Of being aGe T." iGa'ro H. sG m""i na .!n oi NY
straw ne'"Ic me "n'"t f"r '"h" year. even NV p'
nncEar party h on" "h- r"i s"nnr on 'c sior:i "I
slavery, hu, in i'''6 u. party cam. or upon NE r's'
ground The wise' "i men was h- "h' invented 'r IA
.! Limitations. aud he would plead that statute for hi.
party in Ohio, with The addii' that for politicians tn" lin
& .Ould very short. Throughout the North and the
Northwest there manifestations ofsympahy for joan
brown. At meeting in Cleveland ~ iuh:e e>tonsr"-'
men, and Other men Z" distinction j""-t ~ -hruH:s '..i
Flea. wha adjourned ": ih: any q" h'-Necnni nha e't
in his 90 district e"nho,e nr vs. tGieaal h" u"!'
Ih"fe VA. puhiic sentiment b".,hd al t'i:.
IL" would 'i hrr"sa'e ON tlc PATRIOTISM "' th1't rh
gnscl Ia the tie un"n NE n.' n, one table 81 election
return. "as 81 NOR, value ~ 1h indication 81 pnbc sc'
Hc'i than all W" n speeches ever made !'c a-sarsH
h" gentleman from T"nnr.s"r w Ncl,on) that he was
mistaken 10 -PrG."stha' thr N"rh ready :" pat down
agitation ,ha. only i.w ~ymrnth'" with John rowi or
that fugitive sr.s could De rec'n'","dn one hali o' "a,
free states. That gsmsman' ,r"-ch would do more FOR
The cause OF d!snn"i '.n 'ho,'ahi iH" that :" gen
icman from South Carolina, 'Nlr hru' WHO thrr"'h'H
grandoracn'ly t" >hHi"r W." E"rnhc from i"''' -
!ou" Here wa-a .eriir"- party, with ,"eii."" r'ti-
icrm. aimimSt" control ne ""'"n'm for sectional bur
o>'s and Wien hc ih-re"A no ca'.e
for alarm v only inritu: grTr--ion. The gentleman
party lai h-'"r" Theta 'li' Warning III W." person 81
the scH;!ema from Me-" >"rh VI Efis'l The ih't t''iS
o! he Od Wtc parry, Ht>'i"y"i ny Northern -s'"ha.u'
who had taken rc:" "i 'h"if c"n>"f'a'!'r 80. 81 'h'
House "nh "a, Nc" ''W'r! ~" "''""--h '."'''"
/ CHUio. .lanSht':
lic h"l'N"i the Union Va ~ .nii"n haher' - :'h'
rr,On. THIS "hol" rnnf"irf'g hHf become !. war '"I
political mastery IN which 'in'"Fy only 'aN- th- par "'
;E- letter III an hSrbTic '"''ip ana va a-t' ON! !"
work out problem "i "'uhs"i DID 1t ever occur :" ht
of The NORTH wren tr! we're lh''t The sou'h 10 s' % "
the lhi",' that "hen ,,' ''">'r"N' ''''' 'I'"l ~
hr"uph ',o"l' ,hI w "!. III .c eNei.',s ~ ,- w.
sovereignty WHICH "o"'n s'''H anu "'""' "i'e
.rvCnion. might also choose 70 st W Tor hf>.H ph
the phantom Of western C"h'-d"f'cS never llah !hrt
Mighty visions: me ""s' htf si ana 'ih"i '' ,"th
FOR sAiT wears "ha' N"sii 'h" Norm 40 hHn.n' VIC
West: What ""hid NJ" l'IG ana Boston 90: p'',"h'
'i- Irion II YOU arr S"nd OIL III" Pf'lhr s'a't nFcc
~" N",i ~" 'oi't"r'"'|, ana "hst- theh "'ul ~
tlcr riir ana I'''i"nr"' n'r Irhns 7Hi t"nH'r'N
"hht New i"iL Nv W. "'i >.',ern r, - ,;s
:" WIN "" h'E,i.' ~ t'sr''" ~ " , ;,
i""ir' WIZ" ~ ~ ~ " " @ 49, " ' m m, ." - I "P r.r ,.
'''lr OWN "i'a M ~ ,h nI p ' ~ y, :, nlc II