Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
rurarY-srxru coNoaEss-rsr.. session.
wAsnssrOS. rvuSB,I. Dee 10. 1850.
gpNATE

THIRTy-sINTH CoNGREss-Ffrst session.
wAsuus~rOs rvrSO,r. Dec. 10. IsSo
SENATE
Also Of BIN AmsndAiOry relating carrying Of
mss gave notice Of SH,O cree, custom house and post
Al,o to a military pos, on the Red DIVER.
me iisIpsr's Ferry resolution vas taken up
sSss here s9; ~, Tor ,s%s %S%en's ssea
Mr. clay rad nom The senator Doe last week
Shs r senator saS ss s' Va. a hs, The NS's asS
ss Su; e S S remarks TliSS be ssId he an
some on The had ss ne 81 a Ss
IN grave and severe words 0''s'' con
Psp inva.iSn at ssrper Ferry vas
s 's 81 ~ s snS h SsS M Pp
psy Tor sss e me sSSs va, one ., The SHssss. they
SssnIns .ean who had been told BY Governor ch..
master - N>'' '~' '''
me senator ohio mr. w.ael said
Mr. wade Inquired when and where he had said so.
ne ssS.S5 had .,.,sa e p,.sS MAKE Maine mai s
towards the RassAns-hO'e two nations having bitter hOse.
Mr. proceeded ,h.,ihe Republican party ,dm,ed the
and politics, right, Of .ns nssro on an ean. q those Of The
else all The rights Of other citizens They there
r WILSON, hs approved Of ali these acts orS.
Mr. ciay that the Senator approved os
States. stealing slaves; and they
@ for passed na ne he Sn
, s !, s s',s ,s @s%sS was oasns AsaS., saw for
h. purpose. The lawyer Who defended the rish Of the
the Judge me bench executing
apri.oner.
ca. psg f II I Ss shss % RsPuS
ehan vas penal offence for one TO aid In returning
such law. Of nulaeaon had been passed. Ls.iures
masters
Mr. clay such laws they we're no, pA
81 by Republican Legislature And ia view OF all this,
Constitutional rights the Teria
All Of proved deciafsCn Gov chase that the RspaS
party hated ,ih ayshSlins and SHAREHOLDERS, and would
What then, N south expect, the Republican party
IN The senate nd the Chief ETsea1s Of the Country W.,
maj s % Of % d mot sn4 10
that the South would bear this yoke and be suee,
Mr. CLAY having concluded hi. speech
he sentiment. Of the south he that The
81 Rspusean PrssdsSs He prSe !, So o. s a9
Messr, Hale and Wilson replied to Mr. Gwn reeratns
Mr. Wade has the door tomorrow. Adjourned
HOUSE or REPR EsENTATIvEs
NJ sck' remarked that he would not trePa on the House.
which had been sal! ne floor in the course Of discussion
Otherwise nom What that sea,lemsn repqstna TS Ts sSa
millions Of not only devoted to 'he Union but TO the cAnsi
unfounde point Of Act as we'll As his the
history and other subjects
re'ae the charge that he South has violated all compromises
Missouri compro.
mise, The gentleman from Pcnusylvana had changed Twas
not soTrFom.s bot an experiment and had Se.;s to have "
argued and denied Rat The compromises ofiD and ihAd been
lie denied asserted by Hickman that there was any rea
u'tacstou r saying that the great question Sa slave
Presidential election not desire to enter
SS the @ "a ny Nab vim n,b s I Dpn,oa ' ,
doctrine % the nevtalle they dud such the
~ sectional party, they viii sweep
Hs Sfs .snias Zen ' be 4. ,i G To aa the
underaHi the facts he believed they would give patriotic
In tn. eou-se Of his reply to Mr. Hickman. charge ha, tbs
south has violated covenants eomPAes and compromise be
@ aSets - show hat there had SSs no ,n A az y Ea
fh by TIE sSsIe he ITee an nndos to go forth Win the
s In his ni charge that the clause In the constitution for the
oc South when he (Nr sekles had that clause
gentlemen There vas no Instance
where the Southern courts had failed to take cognanee
Expeditions this vessels sometimes
ir6aed n, North aad @ sadia III probability :, the South
ti e - y o. 80, az LOT .i AsAeSa, gave a;
aiRei BY Northern capital than from any other part Of
the charge south bad broken Missouri eompro
a. syprmsni and had ceased to have vitality in the
fag produced by The repeal the restriction shah
have ceased the North win hsrso:re regard principle
which TIE best hope. Of the patriot and entirely
no tioI.ion q compromises ~ ''s A O'"
from Rad said the great question
al5Uhd into the Territories The gentleman had
contingency existed
Kansas, understand that brought
dies no, desire 70 enter Ia the Prisasi centss, on ssy such
the North
m Of the doetrae Of he rreprsse conflict and act, OF "a
mates aud traos Invading peaceful homes and hresd and
alarm and deaWhen they and such
giving ascendsncy sectional they VIII
their ioo 10 view 81 the the peace
the Union, be said his duty, faithful sentinel
aionih ne YOr,h Eo si,h f understanding Of the he
believed would give patriotic response.
citizen p Nes York he would sly tina, that State would
prove Itself hfll is hstory-fhf TO the period Of 1900
M deciding Jefferson the Presidency
laid In Ae foundation deep the mountains the
lOn the conclusion OF his speech he Appauded
Mr Adrian alluded article rejecting
Of the President and would
their too n how could he be asked TO
Pending the Kansas discussion he approached with
o. corruption and assured he would Leeonpton
should have foreign appointment fJr and him
leading member here said that t question had already
settled n the Cabinet lie had charged sC0nsttu
tom with being Black Republican, Aboions and
oet But be truphanty referred 10 the fact that noWith
standing the Uuon had that time denounced him.
returned 10 Congress ale had never been thing but
The naturalization had endeavorrd 10 read out Of the marty
than hinsel-stvphen A Douglas lie
resolutions % ofthe
right regulate the question
q Congressional action and candidate the Presidency
dd not entertain tbs view. could the % New jersey lie
said the best % defeating 'h~ election Republican
date v.uld be 20 rally 10 The support ofJudge Douglas
position unite with the Democrats leaving the responsibility
The pt0uies elect Speaker. Duhng his
rec emily interrupted BY gentlemen who either dsfusd
pls.tyua Or Asked for political light
Much good hunor prevailed debate finally With
out coming to vote. tie House adjourned
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.