Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
I'hirty-sMti Congress- Second Session
FRIDAY, FEHRrAHr Is, 1851.
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! Mr. Wade presented petitions of ct;l":, O; P,a;.
Gcpha, IL l"vor .. .Ec Union, Constitution. :.'.l -.
enforcement Q: ;ic i:.w-
| TrG Iarl;l 1! 50, ;!.eG ;AScG mg ard -G":-y
amendments :,",;cd by Ike Sc"atc committee wcr.
coucEr!cI IN. The Senate &.linu.ucd
HOUSE oE REPRESENTATIVES,.
Also. h. nPr!onri.iiug $.10tl Is :. c0lnrcHs'.-
zion "a focEaday ~ .c.u; iur carrg!a, n. mails.
u" President :" lie LG!;c, STATE. -on.r wcrN.
since vetoed bill "r The relic: O. tie s:n,c p4. 80,
a thr amonH: oi some :j;.ols.
The li"G>g ;hc:. wr!t u.,0 :: committee e -,
Whole and tool; up :hc r"<'. rou:u hi! a! :!>n- IL,
addition .; siEdrv amendments. lie la. w.s- 70
ported /" ;.s House, ;: AT ai,Lanc'; passed i:
rcc;ju. Tie Postmaster G"uc-ai n cN.:ninc r1 and
restore. Il not incompatible with tic :G.s .g;e:cs.
;hc Discontinued scfvI.. ~ Certain rs-, r1H.,~ r
sth:s be s1onli :c :rdr 1T >,i.: ac.iG iv e c:.
Fcies OF tie The bill WAS then passed.
W. !an:rHrr, OF Iowa, tiIv' a.5,e..g :hc ii9">o
he srccal order tile prescott crsi- I!r ssltu..
chiS Was the irs: time h.,;he p.opl@ had :rg. ..,a
upon 10 !n&-I"ratc guarantees OF ;!. 'g.-t.'.:.o
The rcon~ OF h. state ven. for el.ja;'nr tie Coz
-t!tnt:o! - car fathers made t. Wu.cs .r ;a:,r: Je
the dictates o! :li> own i:d.mc!l' lie ra.. ,.rard
sc!l an &n"n'inc'it 20 h. concealed !,.,!g- Lr.-y
Il waS saG thai Gn,rs> "i" ,tr:l.,. yvrte :.aycla
-, ;!c ilroIa!rG: Administration vol, h5 cyf'r
ana those VINO held I'll" pGr.n-S;r".> would 2;l!-
hold the nca.r q; government. "!:.4 ear! - ;!.:s
Ec said they wHu.G no; Ice !W';a!iGa. .3 r. threats "
restrained by t,ar "t consequences. T,.>c .,ar;r-
ties had ptr!: Submitted 20 81. !""Gl;a.c! 5y the
people.
The revolutionary c:oal appealed % :nc Democrat
| ic Convention held a; Charleston and demanded
these gUn!a'tr">, and hey positively u,ig! by
Democratic Convention, and soon by the vy.cs, Il
their own section. uE: d! :"Gr millions q lie VS..
cas-. II The IaS: e,cc.!o" not ouC-.,'G part were cas-.
IN favor o; lew constitutional sIr:.;crs. \n, ;..s
met the Issue a2::1 submitted - lie s, '.uU!,
:.ei. representatives ur the ;.orr og this !a.-r
! Mr. Clark. Of Missouri. >.i,i Tia: ~! TIC 9os:a
wan;y1 WIS cons'tH:oma. pro>1:2" ier slavery j..
| The Territories.
| Mr. Vaudcver sai THAI question as :ac turnn.
poil Tie minority lav.js: scGrefe,! il. a.yau..
ui the MON. "ud IN :lyi"c il. iI. hrag ha:-r:
t" Northern people and !os:!t - The government.
;in.csa it:scI L.. :ln. OF $50 LISg.G b" ,lr.trli
"iT the I0I. aa! that :, Iohi. - b!cca.urG!a cs.aa-
!;sieI 10 is place President tio Umel S:l,.s
X tie G.p!: cc"a E.t 10 preserved i. Az y'ar:
wa, !c wo:.: :,.THr EUe !Gr /, preservation J. ro
coGi,. not preserve Inc l!atio"l H., IA !ts purity to
would ::rycr have !: polluted hy IL. vie r;;;i o.
Secession. Tho Cr:urndcu propositions specifically
recognized and protected slavery 81 Tic ;yr':rrc5 .:
the United States SoW g: the i.ac uG1G Jr So .l.s..
| aic', and hc w"r!I rot under any circumstances.
vote for or support il! ANY G!.'.ner s"c ?j,.-
ton.
hIr rc Jarnc,:" o;.:ai.ci the ro0r I!c had. hr
sai'!. reviewed Tie history 81 tn" country, il" ..i
looked 'sitil care and solicitation" ;raE tie rC-r-,
crisis Of affairs. and in doin: he had locked -
North. 10 South. VIXEN t.:> great american .,n
IN il. giant strength stepped ton. tie Mississippi.
river To- the Pacific ocean. tic "ho!r :.l"h. naked
Tor her equilibrium wa- disturbed. an The ll.:"'s
Of EGropc VIII! cau>lcma,iJH 'ha. ulu;!.rr s;..r
lite In! arisen, around which they mas: TOW. and
hereafter rcv".vc, and il .r!evc, u. ;n.- great
-t;- CROWN, sim. 'F!yr" had been a..rc>,!5lls a.
the par. o tar North, Iai they mad "ul Yet been
dressed
He wished i 10 be distinctly understood tia. there
were 40 suhmi->onis:s in Virginia. |; her ri.:i.,:
we're respected amd her reasonable demands acr!,a
a. she world >ti.l remain 10 TIL t!- breach in th"
Union: hut il! not, every swo- wou!i !cuu iron. ~
sc.DarG and DEFY world in arms. !Icar:m"i in favor
of Sou:fcra over Northern society. cgubi II:
said, viii have element OF Gscord. CaVit.i .u,:
labor will work in lcGlt!iul harmony. African slave
~ is the only basis upon whic:l republican liberty
can be established. he attributed Al. tie pgvs,ai
;Iaaa,e to the Republican party.
|! the Sou; was allowed 20 70 r:accHov. Alir
would leave the Union qG!G;i:. II no.. ,a2 Youia
stand III conscious GuCcv!.Cc a.I defend Mrr.r .'.
The State o! virginia would quietly par, from lie
State Of frnn>y vana, bcc,I;Sr, iHIcg .Hr !:cscnc
system, size ,;i iiot liz" the COMPANY. H. reference
20 tic determined opposition Of the Nu.;i.crn pvopir
against slavery, nr woHiG say tia: f.r e.,l. aa',-
owner IL the South who bea: "ui "C,.'s '.ir -avcs,
two white III The North I:.!.Ttatcd aG UnLidci
cd thei- wives.
He knew that other countries wcro looking
now with eager expectancy awaiting Vlr .iu"G'a.,,
because ;:eir ,iva. ~ trade aat coaln.cI-c
aud prosperity.
Mr. Webster. Of Maryland, Obtained tie !!0o:. and
on motion o. ... Clark, Of Missouri, tie House aa
5uri.ed