Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29
Session
THURSDAY. JANUARY -, 1861.
SENATE

~. p..-;I,,r ~ ,proinfpl tn fill che vacancies III
ice tres'uen. " : ai!,o .n ~ Ein"rc.EW.ssrs I.,u,,-
Gcm ~ n,o WiIi,"rv -Nc.,rs. Baker
n'i Inn NV. Wr..rs Ern..dy md Grimes;
I ~" ,n n,rics-,N r Wade. rcn.ions-Mr. Morrill,: Rev
,L,,;nrnr, rI,irus--Nr Wilkinson. Claims-Mc-srS.
1ntoh"ry IA. IT. ~ rnI,mhi.NWrs John
- 4 rLansus pownll and Clark. Public Build.
son oil ARKANSAS io"s,a ""I Ior H - If tennessee.
!mSS.-Mcss'S; ~ 'M, onJ Eostc,. pruning
MI, r,,.j oxnl.p,tion In
III. CIia,e. %' - ~ - ,h. Sn,,,rc y snrriors re-
,,orr bad bccn sent abroad OF What lie had said in Il
{ y > i y hnG nsy.r read il. nor would he do
Inc report = "a 49, ,L h., hn y,s charged with
no. ZIG ""u o:e" IT, w. "nt ,r,. ~. InJ su;I
inVoriiS eoGiei"n, . %onoross b,J the mower 70
t'!"'. IL W. J"as"leI, ~I Luz aud II mirht he cy-
use r'ce y e"'0'N' "' "'
81 n;,,-;.. ~, r,lruhio mint undertake to re-
Inc District OF ooiun!oIa an's" ~ ,wn"id s,v ,ts,
sumo hcl sote'eismtS I"I n. LoJ Lou.y,r cynrp..-
tu" sho"'u W pei"n'.eu L. :, ,i'nn 80 s,cnE Of, corr
! s"u Inv - go Vim, ,io puci,ic Railroad bill
s.H. IN -.h.. nr;nr orl.rs H., nn,1 oou.d.i i'm order to
~" ". E t"e p y
lanG ny hts ies9'"tio"S. ro III, ,,o,ion nj
Inc feus hn" n", nu.nh - ,",. I nav. 30
Alr: Irii'ehush WIS u.Sus'e.u - ~ rn,.ri,v rim
" ~ II 80, and T a,L,n nj California.
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'o1ns ia ~ HeES.,sI L;,, ,.s ,,Lo, -,
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r.rjr &c ouo nj. tic Or.rou corcorutors, and insert
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s"iI II ,ynni,I Inc nm ipiirnity to both him>el;
se',' " ~ 'I H. b. o,,, liz rur. w;thort Ills,
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'raIp'i all ,.r .. ,T.hor.s, nol;,iri,n mad
di-horn", ran
NJ r,ker rc.ussorted Mr.. Hardy's respectable chm
x,.,ar ,mJ minated That his sole fault wis that he
,ros , DonoIns Democrat,
yr I.nc's motion WAS then rejected.
~. ;, ~ o,bnr rcn,Irucu were added us cor
49,
Withnu. Gn,l action on the bill, the Senate went
"ithoH. i''"' "e.'o' wa 80. W, ,d;onr,cI
l"to eAeGt.I.e 81 u;EppE S
r., ,aj ,La oons;dcrotion nj ,he DOS:
lne iUusI aI".,.i ,ho Sor,,a's on,rndm.ut
ro".t W., ~" a an Iar,t.rs n and from San Francisco
M"N."h 80 Of I'm cents whether carried bv
I'VE "''t'p,.. ~
e'en,net VI I''" ,Lo co,o,o,s ,p,nnd.
t"e " tnif,- ,ronosod IN modify il, author
.HeI'' Us ~ = bo rr,r.;v.d mill the first Monday
!L'iS Vto s AL, ! ,r.rsnorr,,ion of The eutir. over
III Hll., u - - pnnoo on ,h, l., of ,IrIy
ia'iH man HeL,'ts, ~ : ! "n;S = com. n,hcr no;nt
=, 49,, ,rtb ,ha Eastern railroads, TO San Fran
49,. Ina latter mail m he Carried through i'm twenty
'Inrs mi document, and pspers in thirty five days ;
III. .outr,c, m Lc rivrn 10 the lowest responsible
Ill SnI, 7 nto mud D,uv.r Cities TO he supplied
sa",; n..tIy ry;,hour cytrn eypcnse, and the entire
e" t.a snry;cc mn, m .yceed $500 100 per
'iIo"" ~ NV
'',""I ,,.1 ~, f,o- and nroc,rlcd TO .prak
- i. $3.50, ;;,,u ,rou, ,1n r,,n p,ittp. of thirty
ulDn ~ ri ,Ga, ,Lc committee of tIIirty-,hrce
S my n,on o,,nnaJ svc weeks and Ind AT last produc-
~ oetn T IT, i, ..;o, nI,,h ,.m, ,,l.in no paternity
60 u ~ M. H. ~ ,L. lar ~ rl,cir delibcrations.
49, ~" n. 80 had t,.r, a mere silam-an insult
.nt $685. n th, Sou,hrrn men on the commit.
anu " Ihoehei! ~ ~ nomn hn, ,hc most sonc,,in.
'ec, = y ""' |""i onr,i;u, from II II civil war
IN ~ r.. ID. ,..nnn.;hili,v rest mon those
Hi'"tu .n,nron.
WI" ietuSen w. .l .nns"s h.. ,lcc,srcd that the SON.
III EpIcIcHSC " ~ Sh'u"
t'hifnt @I nv Ieop. a 49, nndcr yhir, tIcr.
nt ;,a " 80 e,in $50 =, 81 II the South. suffered. This
W. w. .i IL v cu.t colin, Of tm. ueoplc. In that
..,I;.,.n - rrhon, ,In question OF these troubles
had pecn referred, %southerm members had made m
'nno"I ~ .Sn don,inant nnrty 10 offer some measures
flon.;r:n,;o, 90 n,;c, ,t,. fear. and anrrchens;ous
81" nnorIIr NJ ,lc Soutil.
w =. Ill fh..S nnr.aI. hal been in vain and tbs re-
mn LIir,ns who Ind been IN the committr had dcciGr-
PT.i'eanS m,y ~ - .,"rJ nv and Vote for their in.
yn-;,, ',;nrimL.s even 10 rho death. They had with
tbr most stern defiance stool BY their nggres,ious.-
In ,hr formation nf tic cnminiitcr, of all the loyal
Nor,Lorn ,Icnorruts-loya ~ al the great principles
rnamn,;,r .,I ;,s,ic. IN, II sipr!. one had been ,a-
~ ui"I 49, ~" n"r hal b..,, mi ON The committee WHO.
81 r,rrnsontoJ ths trr. Shirt of the Northern
n nL which IN, did no, believe, wera determined to
ltVia,in; ,, w;,;.i, ,y,s mot in stric, accordance with
w., 40 "2Si. ,%iaIS,rmY The peorlc Of Arkansas de-
'ioroJ j;,,,iou und desired concession. Tor they ind
ltxr,,tcd orr. ,b;s 10 hrur the crash OF arms uruun.
,ht;r homes. BIT how was it1roposcd 10 settle the
J;tErnIr;rs When certain States saw fit TO withdraw
f,om, ,La Union, tbr CRY wn, coercion. force. This
wns or. wny TO settle the difficulties.
Nr Dunn. OF Indians. said that he had called ont
tbc remark CONCERNING the Chicago platform, but he
Ind ONLY mentioned il in the committee oucc.
Mr. F,., .,;d that the princ;rlcs Of Sir. Lincoln
were for the abolition Of slavery. and extremists Of
the North all hold Inc SAME d"cirrme.. lie supposed
tina; if John Brown. VIII" committed the raid OH Viz
yinia, had not met the reward ri biz crimes and his
treason, he wonld have been run Tor President, and
he did not know but he may have been elected. lie
did not know. but he merely SUPPOSED a case.
Mr.. Dunn. vi Indians. sa:d that he had Que word
to say. and that WAS he had discharged nj! his duties
without any reference to the Chicngo platform. But
the gentleman from Arkansas well knew that the
John Brown raid was not upheld ny the people OF
tie North. or that they synlpathized with INN, and
the whole Was an infamous libel on the Republican
party.