Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-22
E,ren.e. Of Conjunction Nail service and

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IL rr:-rrci to ;hc c>pcnii;r-e "f fi"'r" to pay az
AMI Sea;cn for printing the American STATE paper ''
Which the Republicans were responsible. ana ''T"" l.''
stead bill. with other expenditures, chirseabir 10 'hl' riI'
~, and not the administration. lie referred AZ some ieir'l
to tlpc position assumed by Holt. in The Wig convention Al
Richmond which nominated Mr. Go..i., ant read ifoil ~
speech, as rci"r:r.li IN the Herald, the ii->!Sr wherein "e
expressed a willingness, to coalc.cc tn free ncsf"r'' were
they qualified To vote. In orlrr 80 defeat the perocfa's
This il producing decided effect, and j. i lucky "i.'' '"r
'he charges SF"wing out II the iii'ner isGih.r': ht"H
81 II such n sentiment - ,ha. ,rcf-rrinc 10 l;o''' rrinAf.
would he arplauied here -. II NJ il ih- VIII: Invention
"A sentiment IN which u wa ivo"ri ii1t. ~ ''c'' u" ~"
tain power 10 get hold oi the Presidential Office IN !>r''
n coalition would he fouH-i Iy :l- VII, pat! "i'lt any
State coMp.,-t! 81 free NJ .ro-,s AZ. yni wiling said h-i
To- form such a coalition Il, thi-. AMI proclaim 80 ;h' coai.
Try ,ha; The only Object !"u have ~. '!rw u 20" polls "i
Office ani the riruini,;r,i.ou - the f-:-ra! Go.cruni-n' =
lie unprecedented MOI. H. -n-" many present were Wig
ani opposition men. but y~i L. Imagined HAT even i!:cy
w"uii not i..!-r 4 triumph upon terms Ike ia.s". hai
", hi 7, ih- parts a party which endorsed I'll. .en;Inrf;
Of Mr. lsoi'-' that a'-'ii'i him and hi' constituents -. =
want -! ni,.ry 30 tie !n'r-",i. AMI initiation. 0. tar
South. Vi Lr'chrr c!o'ei win ! 'ar'l"r reference 10 the
Hon. Wa. Is Preston. oi ~" late VIII. Convention, who.
in The lrsi'la;nTcof i>'., declared thai iaan had :p r!;;
u property ~ nan.
,r t.o;.ix or,reI uih a Ii.ayowilo o: any re>raa>inin,y
fer whatever Vi. Bot. hal aid. and REGARDED Ills rri,reac-
70 iio;t-' sentiments r. i ,I--oy to draw tim ~ from. IN"
Other important issue. inyolycIln the csnva.>. lie re:tri,!
thi, aii1cA upon l:a;i- a. comm; will, = iai grace .F'r i
gentleman wine .%rpuur."i Mr Van liiren. the aiTo'a' y
re. negro ,uIrI- an! voted fr T.. II. Campbell. - oh1.
IN his c"nt,', witt. laIianIi-nan. ir a "a, ia th' House o'
Representative. lie maintained that Mr.. l.. - vote los
tm- admission -! Oregon va i' Ju.'iii1'ir In view @! III
fact that her population amounted 10 only t'!W'. WINE
Virginia va required 50 have a. 500 Tor zach r"ir--cn'1'irr
which ,he Sud, 10 Congress. and uphTiii.! linn "'!. liz
efforts n lsI. 90 apply ia" Wi.m"t pr"vsh q" We ; - %
Nirs'nia. or. In Other ""rl'. :" di.!d" thu >'a'"' h''hrA
referred 10 he course a. IOasfr-s in !,!.i'E :" pa ih'
Post nIic" appropriation. thu, n:lneins 90 Z 'tInd-'iH ''.'
irnrrh OF the pulli" ,"rvicr in which the poor - u" cow
ny were particularly Interested. and ~ ''i,!r 'Hor;s 10 G.''
the postage '"fte c"n'.. rhi' lie CHARGED ii''i.' the d. 'n'''
racy.
krcr aHuii.: to IL" relative character %! rhr couyga-
'io:., which nominated vi. i"tchcr "a" h!'r-s'!. In"'ii.
from IA. VALLEY pcmo,ra, - description ct IN" row!
-c"l-- which characterized r!. Convention AT rrtcT,luf-,
H." Proceeded 10 charge NJ. L'trh"r with hi'in. 'o''t
against the Bounty LAID bill u! l~Et. IuS 10 r"licr TIE 40.
preparation f,r r turning H." -lavr- % ih" E'l'-"r - b.
said, f"r >lrprr,-ing the infamous African >!ilc'raf>
from {sj,mti ~ s:i!tih. TIE ."i.'icinaii. ''ii he, w..
rciIcl with economical grfp-- ~i'n h. "c'"! i'f t'tt Pc
durr!pn. lie tMr. u IL ia C0nsrr-'. and u required t'H
chc-rfullv voted Tor II. AMI lr would LAY her" 'l.ii Il ''"'
u. - &" lee Gpvrin"r Of virginia, ~ 10" ih-'tithIH >a'i!.
tie las. thing tha, he should ever 30 would g." I" r'"".i.
iHr'Hl the revival Il ia" African Lave irti'. lie ""n'di"i
have the 'iovernor-hip OF virginia II IL WIS - be- i"! ~
any sacrifice Of feeling "r principle H.. rroc'ain!'d iini-
-clf non AMI forever th- friend Of a ttrtl ''as VIII pro
tcct. domestic industry. ln.i that would not impose 4 t".'y
burden upon the people. H. a.kci 'hr gentleman y -"
would ,r-rini, foreign iron to come In aal rpup'tr ~
home production: Indeed h- need not an 'li' pHc.
iion. lie knew he was opposed !" Li-oll".eI 10 IL 700. ~
ia" teeth Of the fact chat Mr. II.i'''h, ihgf'''i
.ay- he T., IN :Avnr Of il. lie ,Hr. IT, will tell y"'i. thai upon
this question h- r~rpudiair- the Platform "i the f'r''.rh',
and yet he r"uir, here imI a-ls that You would '"i" fHF
hitl. in preference a. hirl, iMr. Ii al course on no "ui"T
ground ;han Ice Is Il Resident hc'r. aud ~ born among i'i'
lie I'D not tell you whether hr w." opposed - tmr h%anhFip'
law. lie >aiI that il ,lWrin. tn p.aic -! u lie hli 't'
Z power lr would stop the operation -: every one -: 'a''c
banks that suspended. and require you Ia pay your t''"' D"
gold All silver AMI yet The g"nilrinrii ~ IL" rrpiht"-
the bankrup' law. Did lac tell how h. stood upon the cuba
policy IL Mr. Buchanan. and tn. sonora "ni tl.!'rr1hti
Pro'rct"ra'r, The Pacific Railroad AMI i'riii policy .; i"
Administration Mr. buchanan wanted ." lrconr ti"
guardian Of poor Mexico. Ike Il bankrupt ia III '";''iA
who wanted 10 beconr administrator tor somebody "a o3d"r
rr ru: money IN hi pocket. H. a-Sed thr sr"'irfntn IN
ri,.r,i by r.frr.ncr =, The ftr, OF, VIZ. ia;cr,a', ha,rn-
voted against the Senate, resolution TO I.oSid" wo"i '"t
the poor n Georgetown. AMI against a proposition To '.ri
a vessel L" he relief Of The steamship, Cry of ';ia-s"N. wh,n
it wa supposed she Wa, lost a ic" years ago. on her ""S' -
Til. country.
Mr.. ltrrnrs In reply. referred 10 III" charge ma"c against
him Of yotin. in favor IL Cin.hrll. of Ohio, taking Ia, seat
In preference 10 VallandiglIani. and produced III" report =
the vote on ;lr resolution declaring him cL'iiiri t, he -'at.
which WI. yea ~. nay, 10. Nr. L"'c,l"r yo'in: in thc he
g,tive. lie agreed To -'rrl both back before tn p.'ri".
-cein-, from a careful r1aiuina;ion -: III" vote that Il Has
a tie between them.
lie then showed from the record 81 the proceeding. ~
Congress Of ia" 9Th Of August. i'll. that. Mr. G'vsin. voted
aye upon a tariT bill discriminating ia favor OF RAILROAD
iron. IL was IN fact tightening N" burden "i,7n corpora
ton- AMI placing /, upon Individuals. liz referred :" The
fari that the gentleman rcIrilia'ri Bot. though b" Wa
endorsed hy ia. Convention that nominated him, AMI 'ht..
Will. he charged him with having r~cpGdit'rl ilr admins
traii"n in the tech y! it, cnlrr-l'ion hy the P"t"r,bur:
Convention. Til, h. regarded Il, inconsistent. II" intenl
ell. however. To- keep himself and l'ptf, ia the same YOKE:
hu; lac feared, whatever hi friend, mrhi do. l." would iuu'i
I'ot,- refractory. v regards The r"puia'ion II Oregon. la
had Il upon the authority oi ''ei.crtl Lane that il amount
ed To- al least 9h.vht.
Mr. ,;oss,,, in closin: :. reminded VI. Lr'cher ,ha' he
omitted :" answer lis auction u 10 whether lac ""' Tor or
against, the Cuba. Pacific Railroad, Sonora iroiccipraic AMI
tariff scheme Of SIR. Buchanan. The Gentleman. -ail h..
i earryin. water upon both shoulders. lie does not >ay
whether hr will ~rrpndia'r the platform. and sand Niirre'hr
Petersburg Convention placed him, .niur-ins all III" aci>o'
Mr. lnch'nan's administrator. lie s"uli tel thu Tcn'Ir.
man tina; he had better stag ~ nom" in Lexington aud r'i
the Canvass. ~ l- ltoe' not choose 70 stand nP"tl IN" plat
form erected for him by the Convection. liz did no. an
,wer In regard to III. votin. Tor Var Buren,. In; very wisely
called the previous lGe-,iDi upon hi, m-rnor;. VIZ. Il. u"
'fi-i hi vote To- exempt railroad iron fr.n i'htii"ii. hy
saving tha, tli. exemption nr-r.;.i Il. ~ >'nrulu. to tn
construction .! railroad, 'hrongi The country.