Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-07

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Trt:i''tA'' , " and tina, the minority is
! 5,,: s-t % ues ,, the doctrine Of Rob Roy
INIT; Is II n ,ss. ' who has ,hs power,
"!:' :. ss s. ssi held who eau
~ = :. ,,ss;hle that We shall SIT mere de-
~. Is ,ttns,hcr or not we shall pass re-
II; y :. ,s;r. coercion: tna' VIC snai' y Nv
ten OF s,;i hy the gentleman iro" re
=. As wa ~ gr,xcu,l Yesterday. Geoat,ns
>5crs' ,.,;r;,;on oil COERCION wnen !ne
asss a ~. United States IN aei''eri"s
t,i'"' -. address. has t'ia Us .Es. W Sau
&a"s i,.f from the acton .: 81 ~, ~ sots
~ 'v' ,, ,sn hrd Ito retls' III .i' ueols.
:;'E' ;"a;r;al ribuasl. he sa5S. nSte
= Of ,n my side. and , ,l''e''u " no;u'
%'''''. .,o>scSs-l intsn" ~ .oi is' , VIZ
~: H'' ;.at,,r msjrIity' 9"", 10y W. W.
'"" .,> nr The South, IS !" S" S,a.a. h.s ,cr,
''S'T r,c,,,,nt Of the I"'''H ,. o n H.
''I 10 - Virginia 10 "''s. 80" W..
Hr l'''i t,, himself. sA' W. ."'' o".y I i.
rSaiS ~ ~, Nr. L:ac'In' inc ea' "e,oi' .'Ss
81 oy ''!''. declared IN one Q, us puo.
think w., va ms, this land conld not last
>hc'! Si'fE,'ttr ; sa,cand halt Tree. Sir II can.
|::irant"'! n ' these doctrines thus declared
b. rSis' ~ .I,.Sir,i br HIN; ana see !naI men
|ni r'' r,..sr1 Sisic had audience WIN rIes''
F';;' u" ,.,.o, in tie s"ilchahoer VI ,ie " n''e
r'' '-, -. Yesterday. and pledged the power
''$' ;,' W force q; their State 10 carry out
- . .',, q his inaugural
:, . .cca;.: ;is rat;cinailon OF president
- -, |: Is nr' the first Time taas Tue al
80. haS placed the "oruS " PloPises ~
:: .,,,:., .; . w,tAed man. lie mas lao"reu
%+.ul..r, II tae .N'''"' w cs,s ~ uo -
.. = n! extending over the iree iaooT anu Tue
49, i.hoc States. % heip HE 3ou, VIII
-. r;alS with gentlemen IN the South, 10
49,, 49,. .:,s residue Of his prophesy come true.
'' ~ },h,; with them, so that tho land over
' va ms nan Lincoln sweeps the sceptre,
80, ,,' ra,!:a.e :he tree labor States of the
/: :. w., Willie he land that is under the sway OF
w. ,'' rsrrlcr statesmen, Jefferson Davis, shall
.-.-,s tie slave labor States Of the South
IA r,iy ,.:= Tor bis Saide the light OF the
:r..l.:r hear, that sheds its disastrous
,,?, "a liz wigwsm at Chicago. | Will see
=. III light that i!lumines my path, snail De
:. ,,re aad Stea " ray that streams IN luS-
,.; beauty from the Southern cross as II
..,,s IN gentle radiance over the Capitol at
applause
NJ EA9Lv-Mr. President. understand !ne
* u tie question 10 be Tins. y resolution
* ,;:.trr,i on yesterday by Inc Sentiethaii
:. Chesterfield, Mr. Cox. TO when the gen.
IN .rns, Goechlaud, (Nr. LEAXE'l ouereo
-n.nGment, ard to this amendment the
,.l,..,, from Amelia. (Mr. NAErlE,) offered
amer amendment.
vi>h 70 enquire, sir. whether il is III order
oif,r 4 substitute for the whole.
VI. psy>rpESr-No sir, not at this tune.
NJ. :.,aiY-l shall then vote against the
-erI,a.n: Of the gentleman from Amelia. MT.
,sv:r,} and the amendment of the gentleman
IN Cioochland, CIR. LEASE.) with view 10
fr substitute, which hold in my hand, lor
!. ori;inal resolution offered By the gentleman
.ra Chesterfield. CIR. Cox
Nr. President. think tina: there was never
10 y assembled on the face Of the earth haV-
4. 3::,rs i; SO important duty to perform
his Convention has, and upon the result OF
a;:s CELEBRATIONS so much depends. Sir,
,scaasnces, the :nuSt mo:nentous that ever
,sa;ei Upon the action OF any assembly,
,;e:: 0. modern, depend upon our acton
re These consequences are no less than the
i>.~acs and the preservation Of the faireSt
W, ri carernmen, that ever was erected.
,er lav5ve tie question whether thirty mil
.,s .: ueoo!c shall continue to enjoy peace
:: prosperity. ~ whether this Government
I'll be rem; mo fragments, and with it the
:; hope Of freedom in the world shall expire.
- W. ou.h, no; 10 act in hot haste, but
,a.r coolly deliberate in view Of the grave
,,,nuan.rs which orr action involves. The
-,,.:n-n from Halifax (Mr, FlorvSor,) and
a.. gentleman from Prince Edward, (Mr.
;,sI-oy have lust referred to the inaugural
Ilrr>< &, y, Lincoln. and among other parts
i, i, ,a:. nortion in which he SAYS he will
,y,,. the jiys in all the States OF this Union
4 scli nr,,rv and nossess the public pro.
49, NJ -. I:r;ted S.ates Now. sir, do not
-, ~, or tho :.,a,,aursI If M, LINCOLN. and
/; 10. expect TO BE- able to endorse his mol.
aid d.i not think there was member
tbs Contention vino expected to endorse
bl., 81, ask the gentleman from Halifax,
ir:LcrRy0T,) aat the gentleman from Prince
:sgrd iM-. 'ln,p<roS,) if it were not for the
:: tina. six o. ssrsa states of this Confede-
= have seco;;e.! from this Union, if the de-
raiiors Of President Lincoln that he would
cute the laws in MI the States would not
:. b-+a hailed throughout the country Is u
t.a;r,: ,la; he would perform his duty, and
/! &c saou! have peace and protection for
7ra2eri;. ami that the fugitive slave law
I'd be !,!:niully executed? 1 ask why it is
a.. gi;c,.i in this perilous condition! and
+: < n: solely from the action OF these
& ~! nave seeded FROM the Z mon WITH
lava: Consulted our views.
Tie :eaiieman from Prince Edward, tMr.
osy:oS, says that he has enunciated that the
:r.!y must rule and that the minority must
rI'r :,
l.. pE";;!ea., have been IN minority all
liz. ! nave been standing up against cur
:, 'h.t 'ew men OK my hulhote capae'.
~ T'iHStaai' IN defence OIL '!e i'sh'a ~
Minority. l nave contehueu LOT tee i's"'
r. !ie!r., ior the risht 10 express III!
no" uEd+r very diSaaVantaSeoas c'rceHi,
'eas, and would De the last man W 'elu
';': Of the minority. But, SIR can tnese
MS .: asserted, not ey force OF Violence, onh
~ he Constitution anu aGSoru'ns 20 lle
5, l tn'hk they can SIT, ne sen''e.na.
: YOU mat s'i;s cocIfine Oh Tue u,.i"e
:ls MAJORITY and OF the oGiga''on OF sns
,"': u Suo;E's: cost o,ie A'"s mo "Sao
"aothsr his crown: Inc Ecte'e,nau nus
"aa'eu lnc lh''uatlohS III MI. A'''Ci', >
ssutal. mat tic polltlcal act'0n Oh Tue wv