Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
1:IarY-5IxrH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION
NG>t,Y, DECEMBER T.. i>j?.
Senate.

'lI" Kew. l.. ID tGricy.
sir t,rI,- notice Il n bill 10 rriribur.r the
low" 70: ;:r suppression .! Indian ho-riIi'i in is5;
VI? rFgmpul presented Position oi citizens !pr iUr.
; ins. by C"l.rcs-. o! eighth s;7ee: East
w. Mallory gave i9t.c- VI III 20 ;smraI Tie p.t".'
/ 81 Il, TO prevent fraud.
MIR Davis offered resolution authorizing To, alp.r:
n"ut Gf committee "i three TO wait the President
inform ha .:.a; i. read! 10 rycr!:c .y
ic migh' D." Pleased 'r f.aSS. Il Wa a-T-,,! lD
II /. Uudrr,o" That c object o.. .ir, j. ln r.a..- 81.
prc-iri, rslE. nomination. - ~. >eu,t-
Mr.. Ei-i,T called gi lis resolution relating II.
ter, "i the cy o.c1atn. ciiailaiu- the senate
Mr. Wiz, ugp".rd to Il. si.! though! hs-r r
minister "f III" c!Iy -.cul! l." elected Ca.
/ the Senate.
Mr lrgIrr noii,ic, hi. re.oluu ,a d, TO r.?: = a
trr "f tht city o!chtc and ,cn pay i'e: gsi,,f
[ saiipn a, the -id uC the ,yssion
Nj Brown nIoY-,. thursday hc apart ~ ra'
'or the election %. Chaplain 10 ;h' srua'". wia s
/ agreed 10.
NJ !yyr,,n, ar,o TO-, personal eSrlsnnion eon!sr',
ed Of usrrpic-"n;dton 81 hi' remarks IN the "C"u.;i'
ton" IT. charged stating tia. portion VI
the Democratic party oi r North symrithEy siit 40.
Brown Hui lis invasion lie stated the revc:sr, aud n
Icy" TIA: r Democracy Of the North !ai 10 up''Hy
IN any way s such He thought ili; the Douu. sat-,
parry uIi,ouni -; ;as NoF; upon g igcstc" "
roT2i Pol"yl sGGeet Of vital Interest to The S"u'
, that they would finally end III hcIg aboli'!gG!iet.
Ilr" policy OF t's Douglas portion 81 ;he b."' ri" 70
fta - the South that Of tlse w!!aa; rr"ri.n T.
prevented the taking Of sla"es into IL" Tn.r's' =
,Npre-' legislation, anh the other "ds an ~ 'u- 'n 80
/ ph,'irt method q preventing l..
NJ .Irr ,,ii ic heard the remarks of ~, Senator no"
Grori. With ;lltazeiynt the otyg day ald rn",I.a 20
deny that any portion o: tie Democratic parry ,ym''
with the invasion O Broau. i lad been denounced m ~
portion, c tc land 10y the Democratic pre-, il N.
gnuc'-urtl terms. The Senator ;;g "n" O. Tie eject
ni i r,u in ~" N"Tl ;'o"' '" rgi"nua-s Of Ne %
ru"crt'ir PATTY,
portion, OF the D.riocrgcy ua, divided the terrific
rial question: nu neither portion bad any -ynpa'y w,'i
'hr Abolition O.: Republican party. II" believed. ~
surS, h.' Congress neither established or aLD.s' '! .in"r
- II, H., r.rIn- hat lrf II TO IA. common ag anl 'h
81 ~" fugitive s;s'y las D protect such property -.
when ANY Infringement iiiva'. ris.'. =
question !or lie judiciary 70 ."i". rrd The 'r'rTs
Mr g. iarHicdi!r Democracy ;Fom the imuit':oH' cast
pasy Ly the Scaaior lnd stif"d rt c y n"crIry
lad stood ui in e!rnc" OF 'r ri.'- yt H. south in i
,Olii ni!w.sTk
Mr Plgt aid b. va sad that the senator Georgia
bad cigeu ~ disclaimer T." what t." had aid :hC "il". !
,o' ~, Democratic party and wau~ltn Aao II hi.
ruG"i'. lao.c of ;'r Democracy - IT." >orh Il 80
Do" irri to aurr' IT, aUt i should hc Enp~n To- 'i" parry
before the meeting Vi the Charleston Convention AZ tie.
proper tiu. hr should A.. the Senator the. qu''!on- ia.
wonIi not muw interrupt 're Senator Who bad he ioor
ir Iscr,on ,i H. w,s wiling ani rsahy - ausN"r the
senator any TIM"
rhc rs.".tion relating 49, Invasion. Of it.s"ers s,sry
W. lsll,on G: Te:acs.ce. Ir,,r,l,i t., silra,. H.
Sr#Gc g. review c: t:e r':o:' - 'r E,ruhicrn ptri.
- rnti hr the :,Dltyr Illinois, NG rru;i,uil u
other duT rur,ulr. iI ghrI :ie Declaration ~ ia H.
pes. ;"rH-. . trainers iii cu'.,.tsr a.
.",rp r.rr whgr speaking 81 g." c,gt,y of i..a IL
desire" to know n the Republicans u'"ai,! : 'Ec' 2"
Nfrca. on au tGuh i"ctiu: viz. lig white iu H.
icrFi'orr, over which they claimed 5eT"rr "a r"r,r
Mr J. proceeded ~ length 20 'i" o 'ir ios!'h .: ae
r senator tom Tllnoi, i., ,poar. o; s;.@r fo' In
ni,'"rhcy. comprising only Oh; a" .:.;y Of 't ""P
,!'- country. lat Mis-. r said. solis'rv. AMI
h" proceeded /" -hu" I' ~" emancipation of t" -'Tt'
slaves would Ia tact !arfra-. the pr" power Z" c
south "r instead of Only ;hrre., q ''e >i'.sS being
represented politically, a would hc "o:"llh-'annins 49,"
ircltr,ii" that al: men created equal, the Northern
states unwilling, :" oH re" bica, - r'sid. H. ''i
iT. lmm''u explained. J. W. IL" abstract tfu5H i.at
al created cVuTi tI' When 10 i.TIn
governments and organic" society. all pcr."E- don't
nav. .,,I i.i. ;i, assertion i the IrIublic1u ri..
O.! gI
rr,Iy "Laac'or # great natural right IL ia. oF:i.
u.lt'!r:. Il -o.,r v" iuf.rs" l'i" poodle 90
tha Hlt.gal rigi'. tut government = perfect, aHd
therefore, iniu Illinois "Set distinction he:Wesi ~"
"h!,r an blacks, :,n also hr'"~" '' '"sri F!s't- "f
men iEi women.
Mr. johnson a-k~d him. ii irilon. va, colon,ri aud
Glea u altogether w.;h free Cpi"r' people would he h.
willing admit it >a:e u,on ."ai ir"'irs with ir
other >i,ir, vi the cy;..rtefGtg
NJ TrGahull answered ttd. r "sGId sdGig tny
TuY.'ty applying 80 hr"ig- urrrrr - IL. coDi.dgr
hy ,- .huIs'ron u w'!ci. 3" -EmIy. -" " go e"!,r.
.-,.us the peace" "i the InipH ii.r!!.
T.. - Judgment. ;.f" distinction ran'. between
tn white ant h!ac. rtre.n,Aie "ur".gus-. - .id
..5 h.li"v.. could i've h,Iiig p'G rc,
sanity i"gc;h"!. r,c' rii"!ias 'Huti s.: "hrut ,g
,ip'naerrn: the ott,r. I"fr"f. - ale'a'ri t,t
p"3sy u .eara,:us thr-" - acur'ne .:e' ."
rid t.. country 81 the black race i :r,,s zee. iir
would .iy hr -oui not n- prepared, uHi@ ii,r
state thing. adut sovereign State of ~ Union
q community of negroes nor l"diam, either.
Ms johnson thanked him for ,hs, admissions ami then
.ar,. ,hos!ns ,ha o, Ii. oder Adams and john Haincy
Adr- routciG Hated the i"a 81 dissolution u! c u;p!i
JOHN ilrns refused t" contribute I" institution VI learn.
!g Southern stat. ylca.. when the Union should be
ui-,Ol. ed. !; would not h- IA his SECTION.
li johnson also took Up Mr. >rwari's Rochester -fr"r'
r-ii'g cOrUus extract, embracing the portion speaking"
t irr-pr,,slc conflict between ,.yr labor and ahor
lie cnrI la, there such u conflict The Ouy conflict
hrrSrrr labor and capital and there wa, always aG
iuGonST lie ,ioh- -"IG"ny n The defence O; TIE mon
liz pu!i rather b.. aid, hi" country involved In 30,
f", with every civilized country earth than engaged
in r,yii .rsr- war, ana 10 h.nouncc John
brown Ia strong terms, horse '' in murderer ~
Hnas lie surprised, nI ~, to hear Mr. Dooi;iir
Apologize for him the other day.
Mr Dpoit;ir said IL. la. ~ apology Justification ~
ap is crimc rIay h7re sympshy with the individual
g.-i lie had state. oW. facts iad circumstance, pre-
crlrg - difficulty, raEorn. 10 ro'n' on; the .'oo'
In which Brown educated 10 tas- life uua ;hr GycTy
kar,a hy GoIeGor oraf!. r'ivHte secretary. "nrr"ro
rating his vrrvi0gS statements: and he declared itt bar
and wicked tie iDrdy IN virginia u .us.
..itcance when compared T!;! the tyray led t" hansas
IS David H. Aichi-on. Gne va. Of Br0"n si bis :~enty
me sgiins great state but what j. ;ha; when compared
m THE invasion Of Kansas ":h nlmo. tive thnU,su. men,
hen AZ il time OF the invasion. her. 'irrc thou
IAN voters ~ the .holr territory:
Hr johnson cuu'iUu-i III, marks !r t-a.ur.a'pr II
Irrsu ugO'iug the letter "f HT- Doyle GcY. w--. II
.a.U,r ike righteous hGtion tl' Brown .ud hi.
som should "-. rrr Me- yr ,i- rT .. / c aai h.
~" .v,,, ~ kaIr>i-.
Ne ravi- reported that tie committee appointed wat
on tin prrsdent had 'slIr.tG that dT' that lie IA.
rTruri then: he ~rg- sg 10 executive communication
To. S.r0rruw.
uu morton Of lr. Mallory, n. Scna- adjourned
House uJ Representatives.
Mr k.orr aid his friends aa ;he Erlbican side vh.d
- proceed an organization They Gid shin. from
responsibility. and 1T t." proper lime would discuss the
ar'aiiuS question. He woGI eih-TUT .now uLo
IN . .-s aud examine tie account to 81. hnS stands
81 l. 4 Il tg,. Tf,t.t.. IT