Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-23

;,c;slstiou Of the country. Il
,r[ s$sry species Of legislation
,r;.s,e bill then q not DO pass
m.i,r;ty vote Of both sections:
. ; !,,rndu,e this ssctioasl fea,
"; {, any farther ground than
i, the section reported by the
think no. think we ought
::ss' ,nrcrturi.y Of presenting thai
sc ~ <sativioe i, 10 the acquisition o.
So. hcpe ii viii. not be the
"$ ~ committee to strike out the Sc
q '"s i.h is, IN my opinion, the very
! 49, ,',, can be devised in regard to
~ ,srti:o-y, securing US perfect
s;'r"" sid ~ substitute for
- ''''' St.c,. has no relation what
,',;s;:ion .! territory, but ap.
'>I'' :"r Il is 8 matter Of regret
.Ss:>' iTosa my distinguished friend
G- On any occasion, but on
:s' '. o.2 mss: differ entirely from
-'iN.''' .r,r,Iace bsrs q principle
j: sssA, - whole o;;urSsrd frame work
+ 80 M i!:5 amendment converts
a~Es,"%,: M: @g,r.w power into that
2.s d ,.st.. and ap:'i'es that p,TSr'
~. ma. q.ssIleaS, but to all le'
4's,t.r' -l4e syu.Icmsn's lima is
:" '. "a citcHn>,ance of deep
..,,r, - nc. 70 uld that whenever
.'' !. ,r,>ratei, however important
-' .; Virginia 1t may be, ii 1t Is
" e. =. IN IL. nams Vi Mr.. Calhoun or
Else IS TIE putatire author oil
T. proposition it is u.ost gen
,,if9 done 10 awaken prcjudlces,
I.r,:ercncc 10 Mr.. Calhoun is
i sl::vs: grcjud,c &c on the a'ina
I,.,or IN this convention
nYt rrfertc Mr.. Calhoun
a.o,, e @; bringing prejudice Oh tie
..rro,ilioa, but simply to desig'
uasr,"a and uneensidered oe-
-; tssaa IL sts,e, sir. that the
q, ":ucnng najor!!ss, WHEN $
,s. a:9-oprsi1;on, is just as appi!'
-.,, .<n4I's own proposition as 1t
~. from whom; did tie seu;le
~. u s concurrent naj 'rity IN
-, ii acquiring territory, If not from
,uon source MS myself? Is the
,.s rely creation to be NEST care
,sAg.>ly guarded when i denies 10
..;,l ii another foot Of territory
.r:,I Inc srsa cf your eisat slave
:, va. :nrnt 10 matters Of gene
:; ~ o.icgarded as a hideous
.n.sa yun ffUm your proprlety :
u.,isr..saI ,ae honorable Sen'le'
III, Inv ~s,yo:a:c Of u dua! Govern.
49,; !, ,.e acquisition OF lands und
,,,n,. - ior clTry!ng 1t ors TO
.,,ty p,c., :1sielial. ari 'OE ,e.
~: yAu.v3;a.: sIs:c!se OF power
- .yuy,.n,s. Ain they SECTIONAL
.-,,,sa. :sils =. ;'.at | am about
...v.!tG=at, the whole opera
:. rsuc:i tarylssoc: all It's att.lrs.
-, ~: I.sf. IS uJt q Man on ms
.., .,.., ~. sae,. tma: Tor ~ gears tbs
.,.,,,; w-.cu :, Hv.T Condemned was
49,, T~yYsru:ncai. Wide you had
:. sass, yuY had lhs negative
\. ..-s. &ad they had the negative
;.ss.: ed II WAS NO; possible TOR
rr; !Ts ..r .ile7. Bat a new cond!-
.a,'.s ...> GONE about. and you mus,
-: rruisGieS tU this Condition .!
.ya ,.r:sa. Here comes up l !arsu
a:y MICH threatens 10 dea! WILD
.s .en conceptions oil rigut, duty
...-r7,t.i., the last in preference u
aa Ee nus: restrain II III surrea'
T., .r wat restraint We are TO IN
49,. ii ! guarantee OF power %
,..- :iers yuu staud deliberately
.Gt":@s ID. s0Tt VI eApuG:G;:'
s:.c S.a!4 III: her adoption VI IL
-. t4.4: ~ co positive, Genn!te coufst
.yi,a.rlu,..tY AID power. And wher
u .I.ip.y II aruH around Us The Pano
U....yl ~ Thi:n He are eutIlltu,
..,.-. charging the whole iorm uf lhs
--o..
-. .as.s4au desires 10 preserve las
= i, Ia: .cIIis.i.oa Of territory, Why
81: ..eni iuIs resolution by ar addition
=. Is: ~ kuow whether tDe t@V
-.-.s..y~ spr!Ica6:o 10 the acquIsiiioi
.1ssc,lcn Is every treaty requiies
49,: :v.c '! las S=aale, Is Lot going
= i.f say u:JH iAss SUBJECT as %s
= ~
/ :..,i. &c: 9ccupy any more OF the time
-uu.e. lAIvw very vel! Tie iaal'
. ~ I,.:a4 y ..4.s JJdy. ispeas almost
-.~. 49,. - 49, .-.--A 49, -~,e~
-; ,ruyvs!.:ag. snd look upuu It as i
. s..4. 3ga,ia,Yn. Ikuow | Wiz us
:.7.a J MAINLY Aers as you wall be- II
i. i! lie liked Stals5 VIXEN you sc
iys 80! -u- {: TIE Leaders Of Luz
= Il IL. uJ4y las prophesisd its over
:, ..tE *, sill, | Lave done my duty
:. /. c1ai.o: m.,alat result
100. ,;;.csi, bu. subsequent,
go. cgittgacc TO the opinion U
-. .yt."iag amendment 70 th'
-.:.
IA tie election Of Pres:den
..I.: u the United States, u
-. :: Ieria,ed p; PsssiLsus Or wee
81. -, s.al! not Vbiain y nsj ,rity u
.rtI lie s,.ye states and also i msJoiltJ
,...o.. Ton ;:.s ir.e States in the cutlrss
4-Ja>!2s-I Gle. the following Us ar
...., i..e amendment:
f:-t suy treaty be made unless the
a !" .J:.;y 81 senators ;:om each class
s., .e.,:a uefyre mentioned, tie cast As l
=. IL yS,.!hirds majority necessary Tor
!. L: @! o. sucn treaty ; nor shall any
.~-.,:gtioa, or vote, which has Oeeu
: !.oasc=>s AID dlsapproved by iae
a. i :.s Lated States, take et:st u"'
'2iss o: q LIZ; ,Flty OF Senators from
~ :; S;-Iss E.rein5eture n~rntloned,
80 pate: tie t.o-th;rds majority ne
:. tta= r?rasssse of such Dali, orc=T,
,, Jr 700.
IG-.R i .cc:p: the amendment
~.s-.!!.:Gau persa:1 me 10 usSe a sus
q a:saDa.d hare iacluded in his propo'
~?'y7is!." !4r ti!s acquisition of terr!E'
. -: rts.!.Ii9n as vel! Us by treaty.
.:'~~S:2S.-l had supposed that the
lea: :: ;;.s eeatltmar from Charles
i. -T--srJ provided as veil for The nc
- q ;~=T!lyr: Yyjolu, resolution US ~
Is ~: :=.a-t-nce that I lresPaSs upon
:'a -: =: committee Tor the iei'
A,'el &c; Dat believing houesily
=: ?~;.ac'.!: q c5Gcurring major'ties Is
~ eyt :, ! ".aicn THIS Unnn can ever
:.c e. ::sirs TO say O few w'rcs
u TIE :ia?t!rn uf the amendment
= - .:~-n.!-n!sa ::2G Charles City,
'"-:t sreSo!.d =, ! har" proposed.
t''i. ri,1e'i gr!,.!euan from hana%ha,
:.2SE '"!1 j, ;hati ii re adopted this