Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
United States Senate---GXtra Sessle.
Tuesday, March, -, 1851.
Sl1ry.

Sir. Hale introduced a resolution appointing VI. g;.,.
COW clrr assistant Secretary o! the Senate. !G o' 3:
A,hury dickens, I.uic over til tomorrow.
The resolutions OF hr. DougIas were ;"k-a Up.
Mr. C!!uynan said that he WAS unable 10 ~, Any CO.,
p,srrrs;aiou upon the Inaugural o. Nr Lee 70 si. I'd
IL war The concentration of troops upon the h.!ti
III. naval ioy-mrnIs Sc, we're foolish urie:s dt','i
SnIliSr policy. i Was absurd 10 tsit 9! ist:'''
hostile d.mon=trsl"ns were daily being made.
lie Was reliably Informed that troops were To. L.:
thrown %. about TO be thrown Into the forts IL 'si a.
orth Carolina. which was an evidence OF tue :hIca:
the sdninstral:on 10 make war upon The seu;s II -.
time for the Standardization 10 dl,elose u, Po!cy s.:
mean. p-ace, 10 say So Republican Senator; r.E,.:.
silent though doubtless aware OF the intention, Of Il. ca
net, and posted to the military AID LA's. caafeG
new taking place.
Mr. Gtiaes aud Mr.. Clark both stated tina: :ae. r."
nothing In regard 10 the lnoversnta OF IEs Troops e
what bad Eeen publicly stated en- tie &c! Q!
Senate.
Mr. Ciinymau. czprcs.ed III. h-'on!shElett hl. ss.s
Tor: 80 intimately connected with the atr'at'.:;
nothing Of Its neutioEs. Re could only say ~;
drif Of matter. WAS towards coioc ard ciri! rr l.:
they could ouly be arerted by chsbkt IN is- pole, 7
81. government. lie u.Iuden 10 the ,arg hi. p'c,tt
ia. late s.ssinn. and pronounced IL M s."!'c: ':.'
In every respect, and mt likely IN fafs ict.s.! 4
revenue for the warts Of the government
Mr. Hale reiterated She st:;emaIt Ead- by h7 CO y"
to-day thai he EneT nothing Of - iurifsrs 0; III 49,
istraon, and had not hrld communicated wik II .Ee
verbally or Ia writing. When the rr,;cer: ssEs; e
advice he supposed he would AJAX for It. lie r.r:e't;a
New Hampshire the a0or VI Ia. Setht-, ard &C. =
Cabinet. lie kew little Of the !nteat!ons Of a:
even the PresIlsn; since his Inauguration.
Mr.. Chandler briefly addressed the Senate, and Mr:'
that the Cnlon must be preserved 10 oeec!sS
tie popular voice st the recrut election. The rt'i
L.Eculn Douglas and Bell represented the CL!oa 70"
the country and tha, for Breckenridge tic DsuE's ""
giving an ia,,nrnse prsponderauce t. th- t1iu.; l. ~
pisustion o.! the term blood.letinB" rsrc by h s -
v-iacd tina. IL was only quotation frora Taoais '."
son.
Mr. BreckIuridsc ss!d he sheut have u.=t qa:;..
parks
Mr. Snuon, offered the following rt,oc:!ea., =: ~
stitIte for that OF Mr. Douglas:
Resolved, That the Committee 90 the judiciary IT,.
,tructsd TO make the following Inquiries
ist. II any State States OF the United sIa:J af
changed modified their l1Hs resgecs!u. ID, oi:a "a
quprd TO be taken by the member, o! the L's,.,':r
thereof, M to dsguh!ify It's members ceco'. oil -
tor Of the Cuied Siass according 10 tie pro'VG, -
Constitution.
I'd. II soy Senator claiming TO he ceuher O. =
Senate OF the Cnitcd states has bevn esSt, b. T.:
H.lsar VI any State The member, whereo! arc ih:-
Ted.
81. What vacancies, II any, there are IN tie s::r.
which the Executive any State las right 10 =. q:
that the Committee report the !ssul, OF l=se !rS ana
tn Senate.
tS0rs.-I, Is stated that these Inquiries .!.c! :
Senator Cnsman It being alleged that asiabe!' G.
legislature " North Carol!ea which elected LIZ g: y
lake IN oath In support ths Constitution OF tie l-
stnt-s-RsgoTtSr.1
Mr.. Summons then at some length defended ii. Mr.
tariff bull from the structures OF Sir. Clircrilp, ar 2
nourced IL Wise and wellconsIJered MEASURE W5A:
they wOuld take the articles upon the free list AID %
duty OF 30 per cent upon tLem aud thu. s-.:s S. 80
revenue they wanted.
Mr.. Clingmsn asked Il the gentleman, cea,I"i'1a
would submit TO duty OF sJpsr cent. On dys':G:' "
carncah, sc.
Mr.. Sumona said n they wanted money theg scLI'
enquire whether his consttuents liked ll-ta
put The tar!r UPON the FREQ lnt when uxsrS.! Dent
IL.
In regard TO the collection Of the :. h'
he said II would be collected al Chsrle,l"T -ni 4. ~
Southern ports, those would ~ me-
lie, hosereE, apprrhended very !it:Ie trouble, AZ III
tinx h-re would bs any 5rrst disturbance Ia irss
reason Of secession Hu dbl Lot propose 10 dr,: ser
ce,!sd states lie believed those Stats wou c1-s
Into the un!op and they would b. ~-coned bari.
The S.hnt. ;!-n Hent !uto executive sr,s!;a, r:T
Yards lJjourned