Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
VOLUME LViI.-NUMBER 81.


ment:
ns IoS, T.1' refssn an" b aa" @ the which
Supreme Court of the United States in the Of rcl
tories the United with 'hc slaves nsd "cr %a n1n ps a 's and
@a be @ s M or h or s % PER- projected ct by the
Indirect of the Federal Territorial
entitled TO easctua protection by the several
The being ordered Mr.. Eu<seIl substitute was adopted
b. the following yote-ayes % 6
BSos Sas's bueEns a ] s r! i os F cG5s s.
toSe Davis crSsks. Sa Re Rrann9n s1as, Brown . Rue
cssrs GLASS losr and MoFfErr explained their They
preferred the resolution of Mr.. Barbour, offered by Mr. Glass
Mes7rs FISHER FsTZHuGH and Cecil preferred the resolution o
Mr. Fizhugh.
as the original resolution BY the following votc-aya: 2G o
1rsMc:s Smith knded tarve Thompson, Clarke Coles Class,
B. og D. H. Hoge, Davis Cecil Fhzhugh BssarcG
Brown, Russell
4Jssnt-on Comnittes-tlubar and Barbour.
The resolution just adopted ordered to t liz Rrto9
the Committeeman Platforms. an! communicated Is Nj
lIaryc
The delegation adjourned to at q, A. VI.
.ip,R 2aM, " l. u
The delegation met pursuant o adjournment
Mr.. BARBOUR from the Committee Resolutions cis;tc the
following resolution that which the whole South had rniai
stating that there might be change the word usci3
I' Constitutional authority
Red That the Of the Territories
provisional and temporary and during
United States have right settle the Territories without their rights Of
sp6:n '5 esn'on "pt impaired O Tue Or
Resore That duty Of the Federal Government protect the rh
Its jurisdiction
Rd That when the settlers Territory, having rtpu
lon form State Constitution the right OF commences
States ought FEDERAL tr" wIths the c.o
s'uon adopted by them prohibits the institution slavery
The debate the National Convention the cf
delegation that there no further meeting CT the delegation until
April Both.
MoHn,Y. april 3CM.
The delegation assembled at o'clock A. H.
The CHAIRMAN explained that the request seyc rlcmb.
he had assembled the delegation decide how their wori
cast on the resolutions pending before the National Conycon;
also that suggestion had been made whether aIvicc
hon| be taken future action contingency whc.
might arise the adoption Of Of the resolutions question.
The Chairman did consider it advisable for the delegation
init itself at present future question, contingent ana hyca
Mr. CECIL referring tue resolutions before the National Cen
vcnton, explained that lie utterly opposed beth tic amend
proposed in lieu Of the majority report and would
ucthcY
Mr. nows explained that he would vote in the rt instance to
substitute the proposition Of NJ Butler Of Massachusetts, for the
other minority report Ic preferred the majority report either the
minority rcI and would finally against either of the latter
when it i" r"acf with the majority report But if either
Of the minority rt< t adopted in spite Of his wishes, lie
would prefer that Of Mr. Butler, he lesser evil
The CHAIRMAN pr"po> with general consent and without the
c. If The roll requesting M "" we're in favor substituting the
Butler proposition for the other minority report "aye
Mr. ARvIE explained his position identical with that assumed
lin this instance with Nr. Brown.
Mr. DAVIS opposed both amendments; preferred the majority
report aud should against substituting the Butler proposition
for the minority report regarding that probably offering the rest
means for ultimately passing the majority report
Mr. FISHER explained that he would vote for neither o TIE ~
noriy reports.
yssmh, Kindred, avc, Thompson Clark, Coles. Iuhar!. Gla:
Early coghl Hobbs Booker BuekneT Garnet Barbour" s:a""
Noss-Icake, Iosl, Molc,, b. H. Iloge, Davis:
Mr. IOST explained that the of his would be cast
no, Independently Of the of the majority.
Mr. D. H. HoGE reserved the subject Of his cote os farther
sideaon.
Mr. DAVIS suggested Mr. Hogc would him before
taking any step towards casting the Of the district any p
thereof against the decision of the maoriy OF this delegation
MAJoRrr RrronrM AVERY, North Carolina Mr. President,
leave and
upon urihcr
gentleman Pennsylvania, (Nr Bs,
resolutions offered by the gentleman om New York (r crhr"n brig
modified such shape us the committee think will the appreciation Il hr
Rcsod That platform adopted by tho Democratic party
be affirmed, with the following explanatory resolutions: ~
First That the of Territory oanzc BY "r % Congress-
have equal right settle with their The To %aa'
second That duty Government, pa ivel-.
protect the and the Territories
and wherever its constitutional authority extends.
Constitution the right Of sovereignty and bn
Deopc Of other States and the State thus organized ought to am ir;
Federal Unon whether its Constitution prohibits recognizes Tie ir
Tiat the Democratic favor of The ACQUISITION " M 's
saa" @ Of Se cs earliest Gn spG pe S! as nomen a be honorable " |
Fifth Legislature thta! @s:a
on of the Fugitive Slave Law hostile in character I" M to
iluon, and revolutionary in their effect
duty Of this Government 10 protect the na."mzc ar" all MS ia @
political
ca postal military view, speedy communication bewc ac
| Pacific und/ AT Therefore. be-
Rosd That the Democratic thereby pledge themselves rsc
the tf he
authority Congress for The construction Of Pacific Raj oa
MISoRTr REpoRT-M sAMrS OF Iowa am instructed II the
following
ycsttr!ay,
has been stricken following has substituted will tl
resolution substituted Eoices-"Rcad them al.
| will thema The resolution
of Union ab!d,
Of
&ai,
nature applied "t as
| theon further resolutions the following
differences Dclnutr"c
the Trrroni Legislature nG n" 70 Inc
Congress- h!'eu
| the Of slavery within III" Trrntnr
2. Rolrsd That the Democratic party will ABIDE ~ Ia" aoIs -"
Of United
Rsolrsd That the dy Of the United States 10 a9d mP a0a
tbfoal anu