Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30
1atRry-s1xrH coyGREss-F1Rsr SESSION.
uou,e of Representatives.
MospAr. DstEXuLE ID, lss?.

~ voarr. q, Kcn,ucLy. or. Smith. OF yirgin.,. yi,l!.
'ns :hr r,sr.' 'ii~rr! = resolution, Which was rean if IN,
E,Tuttb., iasr tie Hon NcNtntrr Il B"tclrT he declared
Sr.,,rr Of rh- House Tot the rhirt. -s.X;h Congress.
NJ llaca ia and Hrrksdale scyeTaI? objected to ihe
re.,,4'i "a =, Hut Of order.
VT. Vi. irrn,rd moved that the rarre o! JOHN L. DAVIS,
O. ~Ili.at. be substituted.
las c.ctS Said that tie resolution was out OF of'ef, a.
ol,.ct. Il, iIad ur.u mG.., aad c;her questions were penn
Slr Moore remarked HAT he introduced 'he resolution,
lorrrlr. hoping hat j! would n'e' With the APPRECIATION 81
a., II. ,,ri,, Il .Er iI"usr. lie trusted al had earnestly
,ui a,,'ri SAGE ;h- trt day OF mee''"s to eject al ar.
rtn.s ion, and been governed BY The same honesty, c"hIo'
..I f. ,uAnr,s by which he hinSs!, had been aciaatrd.
Ne E.rAs' dle regiuLei the gentleman that the irso!u'
,'or hat been objected TO, AID the gentleman, therefore,
LAl - ,, III ~ debate The ~sUtjtct.
w. Moore replied that the gentleman from Virginia had
y.vi,lih G30r t." hin.
M. sulh s.!!hc GTi 50 fT the purpose OF !ieA!.hS VIVA
NJ Moore griEci, all he wanted HE gentleman 10 hca'
Nr >li. Supposed tn, wat Mr.. ioore had TO any was
embraced IA Ia. ,,s"il ion, am! that he had no idea d"
ystius 'hs & orfor han t" debate
NJ. ,,.r- VA exceedingly sr,'-'u' to the e"hilrms'' 'oE
permit ias iac resolution "a he read, ai'i hdd I'I'!HE
:.''h.rfr >"..
Mr. kl.or. appealed TO Mr. SUitk To torrgo Lis REMARKS
anti tia, rlw. ia order tla, the House NIGH, woe :oI
~. .srr g.Ii rs, "c!vcs 10 day. and then adjourn.
No .lrAsla, su- scslsd thu; it would be betterio aJionfa
= W. Saith was willing 70 y!sIi tie floor FOR that purpose
No stewart. of Mi Thought Mg. ,E.:I bad be-: rs c"i'
c'ul az. s,-rch uUS.
Nr >D..l. , cnni u.!y rc,umcd ii, remarks. lie DECLARED
Asas,lf Il .iicgTt ana loyal irtvLd 10 the Constitution. ana
'fs N..Hl lie " . = an lls axe ~ No ~ VIZ
U't.rbvs hv "a.'ti no "'e"ri' iha''"'."'S' ~ va" "
ura.!I lie Constitution a. /, was pramed %! our iai!.eis-
lie 'hgT replied O" IA" arguments" 'h- Republicans, 'on!'G'
e,oU .Ae 0.,rioui !, ;hv Declaration u! lnt.reiri.ncr. ittl
al u,, dgr created equal, bY saying iiai Instrument va
io.nv! H. ieri""U. "ut nat ty slaves. ! "as ifternta $50
l.uIu,ri - ever the FrlA'ip"s wan I've M''h"t COUNTY,
.A! uru AZ sG,p.mi-n; Government for ihen'st!'e.. ~
tue N.ucl,> o. Confederation free Inhabitants are srtca
e., a.vn'urgi showing that slaves Srr- not i.c!aird. -
Yn,I. l,a,Acu The ADJ i:!"L. OF the C,nNiiiui!on; hut negros'
T. &c not ptIiIy. - the formation a! ;hat inStrum;nt. lht
''..',s,seW c>.Ftss.! %I""'t!:s .oF the Feiurh oil fugitive
w.. :. proceeded 90 s!!ui 30 several case' which had
ar>sr under 'h,t clause. usGcral Washington himself OF
o.g ps,,-.uu tt;em pied 20 reclaim a fugitive slave. Tue
Csc O.: Ft-. - Pennsylvania was as" commented on
III arLrts>u!> on tie subject -: slavery have uniformly
come 't#uih, Soul, 49,. that .tctlohiS lnei! ch"tgeio!'
~t-.' - iHr a. 'I'"H ia hh' .r""' "at 81 'he'e hstf.s
p IL. VIZ. : gave Il history OF The prime pal event, CON
,.s:s: sUI Ills ir"r"rlaut subject, !nclad!ng The Loui,i"la
.u-rlrts- Jh- aunt sion 81 Missouri, The Efforts OF Henry
,I,y or that < as.,n, tUptiaS the authority of Jefferson,
v ,IS. "a and Murrve .-tirsi the Missouri restriction. The
H,invru l-:rr>,'oE, ri leo, originate in ID love for ting NJ
grl. hu, ~ /. lat Gg political power. In the cour-r Of his
:.r... .omc one -eti hn = glass q rsg.noss. of which he
,,,'.as. Wi-.'u. TO al around him u merry Christmas =
u-,,.D.r iug several hours.
W.!, NJ smith va. speaking, another glIss OF egS.noes
Va, SEM up e" A'U, "' wtiNh.h iar'ook.
VI. T. goa ai,aci 20 NHow whether that was In order
v'l," other se.ttgcn were iIet!uded from saSh iadu.
sra,ie, uh,,o- ,.w,, ,,,y,,s
Nj Moor, OF n,,nrucSy, said ,ha, il the House would
aJ,ura Jhr, gould al! g. some.
lie tlrJn. il reply 10 Mr. Barrett, SAID he was IN toie "a
decide ;lr rojn, 81 order. but IL She gentleman desired, lac
Wyu!I pa, ,hr yYr,iaa 20 the House. Iienewed laughter.
Nlr. IDu-r SAD L -. ;Inly remarked the other day, that
even a.. negroes 4p 'ir Southern states aav. holiday for a
~-r, Cur..;ui,. rtucs, sud lac waited 70 60 home to Hen
;uCNS Tor II week.
After flttncr proceedings. TIE question VA taken on M.
i-rr.av.t, au. GrCi.td i. iAe ncsa;ive-tess, ~, ua!s
10.
Nrs,'a'.,n va. adopted ,ht' 10 vote for Speaker ca
k-t q. gore uu- u'clocs tomorrow.
ILrr- Wis Nrry much confusion, some gentlemen being
nr\r.n,i f.. du al. n4InmeI,, Willie Others were d,s!rous IL
TgGRtT.
pg.El. tie COS vrr>l:ion which took place on :hc ~suNjec:
o. a.. ..i.uruu.ra;. Mr.. Webster sli tnai hitherto liz had
aiG,., voted yr, on NO: OTIS ~ adjourn, Knowing that nc
damage t. iS Ccuy'rv could bee Gone when the House wa,
L., H. .-.uru- ii.s I9s brva home ami consulted his con,
sttGcul>. J:t being satisfied thai ;hr crisis! > past, lac should
ngw yuIu.~ u- course nmi r"'e Heal.sii H.
vi Iiu., -. t-Ieytug ,sa, he csIsi' WAS nos pas, would
-. y,a ur.tIr reason sdtrI by his colleague.
~ u Ef.uar.rI HAT some distinguished iGan had said
'rl, all rh.r.> nut have aM ,l |, aut lac PRESUMED that Mr.
.n.u', speech would !avt aa .ud. .Laust'=:.I Tie would
:,,,, ".t NJ Smith be- pc D!ttrdtu coaiiEuc his :eiGarh,
u.il ti-v wt r. .sshei. dnG that the House stand al
jp.rtsd u.r. g.e:: conC.rs'vH.
vi .uEt earnest, said he iii not ace Why gentlemen
should ~. 80 'svs. lin Ia tlrt wa. lie nal yielded the
g.o= DAY alter ihy. uu np~, af;rt he had lad Gated - Sisl
ftr me ginning to .rI'i, Il nunb.r OF gentlemen who
wished ., .dlpurn. there seemed TO be an ,dpr: maze r.
N-ac:.,s. III Kew not why he Wa. " ;rca;ei-by FRIEND
"a. s-ii ~ Toes.
I.aa!y the House adjourned.