Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-23

.;:c"ae c, ,I.> Stssc, and among them
@,. TO! Of the members OF ms c0AFe',
y 49,, we arc ca;ici upon TO discuss
r. 2H~a question OF trcasoi, MS has been
=; :"e:I. nv friend from Fauqu!er. (air.
..f.:a the Convention can int1'ct
~. n,ns,N, hut it is 4 question OF
!. res sd :SA you, whether If IN ta:s
s.:rs IL which We ere involved; tti's
80 Z: s'', .,ir.,agc is to proceed win '"e
s",i O. -. md teehnics!ity which c.iarac-
!'''1'. ;,s bar. How can VIC ever Ut.
- '',a'S :.a,e Of :he gull: Of these men
ID !; - ~ commissioners tn SO I'd tae
~ So w.. ~ reaching tina; section, the
;;a;.. T",. ,a.,sn within the lines Of
aa7 ;a .n: ii the cncmy? Suppose we
.ss@ ii>asA inert Ct the gentleman IRON
i'm. 4: SIN. IA. Tc>gAp,) have we advanced
,cdaitl. lH",7 \, accomplishment Of u
~: '@".r :. 80 rec: here again in Noveln-
"!;.' .,,c we gained than we ii.
~!5A' 'as;S We shall stand just where we
''>S .r-,sa, uo"cas, dependent upon
s-:s; ;@s y .s~SYaps:s AID upon the
::c: -, same arguments, that are
!; 80; s"' .hc expulsion of William G.
. WIKI ,c%4l .c:cH. tic employed
.tc S; .~, :. 5 tic evidence against him I?
:; .hc gentleman from Wetzel
l:r1wn was . candidate for
u: a'- ,.l,i = letter from him accepting
,'-.ft'> - cis, tih the i-entlpmon
Dr. Gs:. lNlr MoSTAorE.) lie also
49, -. !! iAian by a separate set of
.r-s i: his election, thus, in the
-: c',c,;a" :gE2!!nS the lass and
:, + IN. State, What further evil
.,;s I.i,>a::an hEs been III session
w!:ysm L. Brown has no: alp.
s:: ,,7ce aa:ins this time, while
..a.a,.y.s ifo:D those counties adjoin-
-. hare IND every TIA from thai
vi! t.. YOU that Brown is not with
..use =" IS in sympathy with these
=. Northwest who are engaged in
I'D s;:v.nc comfort TO the ena,ny.
m msGI i have not q doubt that
go i. Ira%n was a mc,absr 0: the
Ca..en:ion. If he was, Is an
r@;gc!ha, IS al &C; CT self.
* ~ act which vii! enable Viz
:. .~.sir;a herself III this NEST trying
: -; cir G:,;,y to rni g mark Of G;sap.
= 1885,: such traitors and cxpel them
Ink ~s"l:s-sjs;os til. loyal people oi
@ n ,yIog:r.itr 10 put I"o me" IN
as.
yg,: 70 m07c c7idcncc. We are not
800. w"an &. Brown icr treason, although
: g.. ia; :;c hes committed treason, and
-. -. j .aw. il connection with the
r.. :: yw-.T;H; bu: vi arc trying him upon
. ,a..? cug,i IN u; privilege, rs 80 his right
49,: ~, s,s: ;,":a. at the satae time being
:A...v - tic Commonwealth. NJ
-, ~, i. .iins will Come when William
- m;y aa srIaigned before thc courts
~, =. .'er%oaTeai.:., to aswer c chsrge o.
--:r ~ !: 2a ;:a wiii be :r!cd by the tech
-: ;,:qs aAi rules of lsT. Here, however
9s;e question Of privilege, and SSh
+. : representatives Of the people, WI
,.i ..~:., with their lives in our hands
>.>:i:: Il seat which is occupied by one
.a'S nnwaTthy sons snail be longe,
nee, go that the mark o. condemnation
- E,.2ci upon him. | shall there
-..-. - as !ae amendment.
3 2,:S;: i want to call the attention o.
.I-c % @:e iacs. Gentlemen hare ar
E.r we're pledged by their To;e tc
.i.. ~ 10: William G. Brown is guilty
Arca:aing ~ I,y understanding G.
.-...:Y :aw. there is no affirmation o!
3. Int effect in this resolution. The
T Sim:it that William C. Brown
~ r.r:yd il i, shall be expelled. Thi
.r.y S;a:. differently, but as I III
~!%.~:Ec";ary law, the vote is ;akcr
p. * a..r;uh!a after the resolution is
N"w, s.r, | will read the preamble
i@.,I:j.a. 40 gentlemen MAJ judge 70;
=" -g, .::"-tn the satisfaction of the Com
Ill: la.a W;Ilram c. Brown, &c, elected
-s Il las Convention, have been en-
n~ca.sa,racc against the integrity o!
.a1,"@wcai!:. OF Virginia, and are now
ii aiiin: md ahc,tins the opsr enc.
Virginia; therefore.
al. TIA. H.. sail William G. Brown,
a%A are HEREBY expelled from this
:a2, and ;ii=t tnvir seats, "s members
E.. t'.@"s":!an h., end a!e !iar2h: declared
: r. Il. President, the question is ra'
T. !..:y,% VII fr9 him gully cf "aiGine
:.~.- - open enemies Of Virginia.
re - ".i will cxncl him from this
liz : .,:a simple issue before The
2a, ri upon 1t, | !.oac, there will be
Ia? ii "nting.
!; .;Avg;"n.-Livinc IN q section q IN;
mich ;::is rebellion exists, ard being
II .21':!:s cggEiaved, l felt that N!
"::c so great that lny judgmen'
-"c3e1 in attempting to give ex
r.2 ~ sentiments on this subject.
e; 2:2, to.hocno saying anything, hop
: 5aHe other ncn1Ger Of The committed
~s tic Ccrvea.ior the c-iacncc tha
I'D before rs.
20. arise to discuss sne merits Or 10
-: question. but simply to state
may be necessary to enable gen
g ."tn raavsstaud:ngiy upon the ex
.; W.!!!aia G.. Brown ard others.
~ % ,ay - the gentlemen wAo hav;
.j = f failure to pre%cn. evidence
a, !; IS not q iat.l, C! LAY OWE, buI
Q! L.. :: w;,o bay. been making argu
-a igaa. anc s.Je e. Gbe clltr, and prevent
s. Tho cou,d give Intelligence from
49, :!5Or.
: A. '.cs:rls NJ. E:owa, | have not sc,'
= So hiss Convention adjourned. Two
w:;Hcss?s stated before the commit
. was secn On !ii* cars to pass through
=, ca lis way 10 the first Wheeling
a'".. II. proceedings Of ;has coarcn'
- &,ai lie was there. 1t was also
~" o3 Tuesday or Wednesday night
.cH'>' 9.riav il. Mag. which was after
-" tad aaj9urned, at c meeting
.e!'a i.:c couGt.!-Iise at Fairmont, q,
W. ~P.e:p2;n; vas the chief spokesman,
SIC" lhc Gailgltus for that county
a;ei 10 he Wheeling Convention,
: ! "a gG; :,Tc.en:. It was further procen
rs conspiracy in thai section Of
.n. contemplating the division Of the
. E.rcinis, and that Mr.. Brown was
.a! politically connected with these
aiiIr> iSSa,. ST., is about Inc substance
T:-lrc ',o:rra the committee.
."' :'sfliT.--I was q member OF that com
,'r - lave oniv to observe that the
'&.ic By Mr.. HALL, and By ether
aainrn rs. fully sustain the evidence
~ ready been mentioned. will
..,e Jl2t it @hs 4 matter Of natoriety,
"@sch - That Lincoln was elected Pres
'"c U7;:cd States, o. that Gen. Scott
-.ti Il" Federal army, or any other fact
@roFn"v.us history, that William G..
Aas "r:".:d in the conspiracy against